Week 38 - Great Britain F5 ($15,000) - Roehampton (hard)

Coup Droit · Tennis legend

Week 38 - Great Britain F5 ($15,000) - Roehampton (hard)

Coup Droit · Tennis legend

George has got the first set too, against the 4th seed, 6-4

-- Edited by Coup Droit on Tuesday 18th of September 2018 09:34:50 AM

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Not that surprisingly, George is now down in the second set.

Samm Butler has also lost the second set, 1-6

And Ryan P lost 0-6 3-6

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L32: (1) Baptiste Crépatte (FRA) WR 448 def. Ryan Peniston (GBR) WR 854 6-0 6-3

L32: Mark Whitehouse (GBR) WR 847 def. (Q) Lamar Bartley (GBR) UNR 6-2 5-7 6-1

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Jonny Gray has lost the first set to the Dutch 19 year-old who was top 50 as a junior....

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English Samm served for the match against Swedish Sam but got broken and now it's a third-set t-b.....

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And 'our' Samm wins

L32: Samm Butler WR 950 def. (Q) Sam Taylor (SWE) WR 1969 6-1 1-6 7-6(2)

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Long MTO in Watson v Hodkin match

George Loffhagen was a break down in the third but has just got it back, now *3-4

Stircrazy · Tennis legend

A piece on the ITF site about Jack Draper's win in Nottingham last weekend. smile

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Easy holds means it's now 5-5 in the third in Loffhagen/Robert....

And now there's an MTO at 5-6

-- Edited by Coup Droit on Tuesday 18th of September 2018 11:26:45 AM

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The MTO may have had something to do with it (there two DFs, I think, in that last game).

But it's also a bit just George - seen it several times.

Decent enough effort though....

L32: (4) Quentin Robert (REU) WR 715 def. George Loffhagen WR 830 4-6 6-4 7-5

Stircrazy · Tennis legend

Andrew Watson keeps up the momentum he started last week:

L32: (WC) Andrew Watson WR 975 defeated (Q) Sean Hodkin WR 1333 by 4 & 2

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L32: (3) Jonny Gray WR 613 def. Ryan Nijboer (NED) WR 839, born 1999, ex-top 50 junior 4-6 6-3 6-2

christ · Futures qualifying

Isn't Réunion in France?

Stircrazy · Tennis legend

christ wrote:
Isn't Réunion in France?

To all intents & purposes, yes, though it's part of what's known as "overseas France" (la France d'outre-mer), being an island in the Indian Ocean, between Madagascar & Mauritius, which holds the status of a DROM (département et région d'outre-mer, "overseas department & region") rather than part of metropolitan France (the mainland).