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Week 24 - Challenger (€127,000+H) - Nature Valley Open, Nottingham, Great Britain (grass)


Dan wins, straight sets. Shame that he wont get to play Cam, but I am sure they all learnt from that set of matches.

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Stircrazy wrote:
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L32:  Tatsuma Ito (JPN) WR 164 defeated (1) Cameron Norrie WR 79 by 1-6 7-5 6-3  bleh

Cam not happy on grass?


L32:  (Q) Tobias Kamke (GER) WR 228 defeated (WC) Jay Clarke WR 220 by 3 & 3  cry


At last a bit of good news:

L32:  (SE) Dan Evans WR 530 defeated (LL) Dominik Köpfer (GER) WR 236 by 3 & 5  smile



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Dan broke with some really classy tennis. And then, after one of the worst volleys on the planet, and a complete misjudgement, he managed to get the job done, still playing agressively and on the front foot. Well done.

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As CD says, some great tennis. And that will lift Dan into the top 500, and to GB #10

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Stakovsky in control and a set up v Moraing. Dan v Stakhovsky will be a good test against a decent grass court player; be interesting to see.

Alex Ward v Granollers should be interesting match up as well, Alex nothing to lose there.

James Ward still to come, Tobias Simon is definitely beatable in round 1. Polmans won the two grass court Futures events down in Oz earlier this year so knows his way around on grass, but again Wardy should be looking to win against both Simon and Polmans.



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As CD says, some great tennis. And that will lift Dan into the top 500, and to GB #10


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I had no stream to watch Dan's match, so I can't pass any comment.

Next up for Dan is Brayden Schnur who before this tournament had lost 5 challenger matches on the trot.  



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Next up for Dan is Brayden Schnur who before this tournament had lost 5 challenger matches on the trot.  


 No, it's not:  it will almost certainly be Sergiy Stakhovsky, the seventh seed.  Schnur, a qualifier, will play Ito.



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Not sure how I made that mistake!



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Not sure how I made that mistake!


 Well Schnur was the one immediately above Dan in the draw, so easily done.



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L32:  Tatsuma Ito (JPN) WR 164 defeated (1) Cameron Norrie WR 79 by 1-6 7-5 6-3  bleh

Cam not happy on grass?


L32:  (Q) Tobias Kamke (GER) WR 228 defeated (WC) Jay Clarke WR 220 by 3 & 3  cry


At last a bit of good news:

L32:  (SE) Dan Evans WR 530 defeated (LL) Dominik Köpfer (GER) WR 236 by 3 & 5  smile


L16:  (SE) Dan Evans WR 530 vs (7) Sergiy Stakhovsky (UKR) WR 133 (CH = 31 in September 2010 - he's 32)

Dan should perhaps think about having a word with Matt Ebden, who beat him in the quarter-finals at Surbiton last week or, since Ebden is in 's-Hertogenbosch this week, even Dino, who at least took him to three sets.



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I'm sure Dan knows Stakhovsky's game pretty well. He's been around for a long time

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I'm sure Dan knows Stakhovsky's game pretty well. He's been around for a long time


 they played once before in 2014 indoors in Marseille when Stakhovsky won in 3 tight sets. I would say this is a 50-50 match but Dan should feel confident. 



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I'm sure Dan knows Stakhovsky's game pretty well. He's been around for a long time


 they played once before in 2014 indoors in Marseille when Stakhovsky won in 3 tight sets. I would say this is a 50-50 match but Dan should feel confident. 


They sure did.  Look back at the thread from that tournament and you will find an on site match report from Bob in France who was there that day. wink

Pretty sure that was the day when someone in the crowd who was sitting behind me, asked me if I was Evo's dad because I was cheering so loudly for him.  It was certainly during one of the matches that week where Evo had come through qualifying.



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