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Stircrazy wrote:

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indiana wrote:

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indiana wrote:

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I see that four 19 yos have reached R2. In order from the youngest - Moutet, Shapovalov, Ruud and Tsitsipas and 14 under 23s in total. Currently in the live top 64 there are two 19 yos ( Shapovalov and Tsitsipas ) and 11 U23s.

With just #17 Berdych to complete ( lost the first 2 sets to Chardy ), only one top 20 seed has lost in R1 ( #14 Sock ). 6 seeds have lost in total and also #21 Kyrgios withdrew.

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All fall down for the 19 yos in R2. The two youngest through to R3 are Zverev and then Coric, both 21, with 5 U23s in all. There are 4 U23s in the live top 32 so about par re matching that figure for current top U23s.

The top 11 seeds survive, 17 of the top 20, and 22 of the 32 seeded to reach R3.

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Zverev (2) has just survived a scare in five sets against Damir Dzumhur (26) in three hours & 54 minutes, while that wily old campaigner, Fernando Verdasco, saw off Dimi (4) in straight sets!

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 Dimitrov seems to have had a poor season so far after an end to last season that promised a lot. I wonder how his relationship with Andy Murray's old coach (his name eludes me) is going?    

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The Venezuelan, Dani Vallverdú. 

Foreign and ludicrous are not synonyms.

-- Edited by christ on Friday 1st of June 2018 03:34:35 PM

Stircrazy wrote:

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JonH wrote:

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Stircrazy wrote:

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indiana wrote:

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indiana wrote:

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I see that four 19 yos have reached R2. In order from the youngest - Moutet, Shapovalov, Ruud and Tsitsipas and 14 under 23s in total. Currently in the live top 64 there are two 19 yos ( Shapovalov and Tsitsipas ) and 11 U23s.

With just #17 Berdych to complete ( lost the first 2 sets to Chardy ), only one top 20 seed has lost in R1 ( #14 Sock ). 6 seeds have lost in total and also #21 Kyrgios withdrew.

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All fall down for the 19 yos in R2. The two youngest through to R3 are Zverev and then Coric, both 21, with 5 U23s in all. There are 4 U23s in the live top 32 so about par re matching that figure for current top U23s.

The top 11 seeds survive, 17 of the top 20, and 22 of the 32 seeded to reach R3.

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Zverev (2) has just survived a scare in five sets against Damir Dzumhur (26) in three hours & 54 minutes, while that wily old campaigner, Fernando Verdasco, saw off Dimi (4) in straight sets!

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 Dimitrov seems to have had a poor season so far after an end to last season that promised a lot. I wonder how his relationship with Andy Murray's old coach (his name eludes me) is going?    

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The Venezuelan, Dani Vallverdú. 

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 that's it. Thanks!  I recall his early period with berdych went well and then stalled before they parted, thought dimitrov might be a longer term prospect - they seemed to get in well and I think dani was underrated when lendl took all the glory in the press for Andys first spell of gs success. 

Yes, I suspected it was virtually no hastle.

Not my bag this accents accuracy business ( mainly out of ignorance and not used to applying accents ) but feel free to edit my names whenever you want.

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Kyle vs Fognini is scheduled for Saturday first on Suzanne-Lenglen at 10 am local, 9 am BST, with a very decent weather forecast.

A win to take Kyle into the L16 would ensure that he stays ahead of Fognini in the rankings and may possibly take him ahead of Pouille. It will do if Pouille doesn't come back to win from an overnight two sets deficit to Khachanov.

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 It's actually 11am local 10am uk time

Ah, sorry, I did think that's rather early but I was going by the Roland-Garros app. So is it a clever thing that gives the times for where the user is from?