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Week 32 - ITF M25 - Chiswick, UK (hard)


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Whisper it softly, but Emile Hudd's just taken the first set off Sijsling by 7-6(2). 


Sadly, it proved to be a false dawn:

 

L32:  (2) Igor Sijsling (NED) WR 387 defeated (Q) Emile Hudd UNR by 6-7(2) 6-3 6-1

And, last but not least in the first round:

L32:  (Q) Quentin Gueydan (FRA) UNR defeated (Q) Elliott Farmer UNR by 1 & 3

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L16:  (WC) Charles Broom WR 1577 vs (2) Igor Sijsling (NED) WR 387



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Stircrazy wrote:
Stircrazy wrote:

L16:  (1) Scott Clayton & Luke Johnson CR 529 (206+323) vs Erik Crepaldi & Maxime Pauwels (ITA/BEL) CR 1842 (570+1272)
L16:  Rikhardt Bierman (RSA) & Adams Jones CR 2586 (1162+1424) vs Milen Ianakiev & Hendrik Jebens (GER/GER) CR 2051 (1166+885)

L16: (3) Julian Ocleppo & Francesco Vilardo (ITA/ITA) CR 1182 (322+860) vs  Charles Broom & Tom Hands CR 3383 (1948+1435)
[non-GB:  L16:  Quentin Gueydan & Lucas Poullain (FRA/FRA) CR 2745 (1258+1487) vs Quentin Robert & Hugo Schott (FRA/FRA) CR 1804 (859+945)]

L16:  George Houghton & Michael Shaw CR 3628 (2188+1440) vs (WC) Sean Hodkin & Harry Wendelken CR 3900 (1940+1960)

L16:  Francisco Días (POR) & Mark Whitehouse CR 1114 (470+644) vs Elliott Farmer CR 1114 (470+644) & Brandon Murphy CR 2903 (1319+1584)


 L16:  (ALT) Harry Thursfield & Andreas Whelan Merediz (???) UNR vs (4) Julian Bradley (IRL) & Ben Jones CR 1239 (412+827)


L16:  (ALT) Sahej Maker & Petar Pjevcevic (SRB) UNR (1960+0) vs (2) Scott Duncan & Jack Findel-Hawkins CR 1187 (661+526)



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L16:  (2) Scott Duncan & Jack Findel-Hawkins CR 1187 (661+526) defeated (ALT) Sahej Maker & Petar Pjevcevic (SRB) UNR (1960+0) by 4 & 2

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QF:  Francisco Días (POR) & Mark Whitehouse CR 1114 (470+644) vs (2) Scott Duncan & Jack Findel-Hawkins CR 1187 (661+526)



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M_Turner04 wrote:

Yeah its so much clearer!

Despite how terrible the transition tour was it looks like it may have left us with a better system than before. 

 

A sidenote how come Jubb's ranking is much lower now despite all the wins etc Pre wimbledon? 


His drop in rankings is because in the once again combined rankings he only added 2 Slovakia future SF 4 pointers ( his Lithuania title points having, as Bob suggested, already rolled off ) and was passed by loads of players adding many more ITF points. He had college to attend rather than pile up ITF points, now ATP points again.

His ATP grass season points were already in his 29/07 WR 430 and it's then the little to add that has dropped him to his 05/08 WR 622.

These final 2 ITF 4 pointers drop out of his points on 12/08 and 19/08 to be replaced by his Roehampton 6 points from last week and whatever he earns this week.

Then he has nothing to points to drop off at all until next year's grass seaon and I believe he is taking a college break so should get quite a few tournaments in to help push up his ranking.

For now WR 622 on 35 points from just 6 counters clearly doesn't reflect his true ability. But in the longer term it's no real biggie and his game is progressing well.



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Stircrazy wrote:

L16:  (2) Scott Duncan & Jack Findel-Hawkins CR 1187 (661+526) defeated (ALT) Sahej Maker & Petar Pjevcevic (SRB) UNR (1960+0) by 4 & 2

*****

QF:  Francisco Días (POR) & Mark Whitehouse CR 1114 (470+644) vs (2) Scott Duncan & Jack Findel-Hawkins CR 1187 (661+526)


L16:  (1) Scott Clayton & Luke Johnson CR 529 (206+323) defeated Erik Crepaldi & Maxime Pauwels (ITA/BEL) CR 1842 (570+1272) by 2-6 7-6(4) [10-8]

L16: (3) Julian Ocleppo & Francesco Vilardo (ITA/ITA) CR 1182 (322+860) defeated (WC) Charles Broom & Tom Hands CR 3383 (1948+1435) by 3 & 2

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QF:  (1) Scott Clayton & Luke Johnson CR 529 (206+323) vs Milen Ianakiev & Hendrik Jebens (GER/GER) CR 2051 (1166+885)



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indiana wrote:
M_Turner04 wrote:

Yeah its so much clearer!

Despite how terrible the transition tour was it looks like it may have left us with a better system than before. 

 

A sidenote how come Jubb's ranking is much lower now despite all the wins etc Pre wimbledon? 


His drop in rankings is because in the once again combined rankings he only added 2 Slovakia future SF 4 pointers ( his Lithuania title points having, as Bob suggested, already rolled off ) and was passed by loads of players adding many more ITF points. He had college to attend rather than pile up ITF points, now ATP points again.

His ATP grass season points were already in his 29/07 WR 430 and it's then the little to add that has dropped him to his 05/08 WR 622.

These final 2 ITF 4 pointers drop out of his points on 12/08 and 19/08 to be replaced by his Roehampton 6 points from last week and whatever he earns this week.

Then he has nothing to points to drop off at all until next year's grass seaon and I believe he is taking a college break so should get quite a few tournaments in to help push up his ranking.

For now WR 622 on 35 points from just 6 counters clearly doesn't reflect his true ability. But in the longer term it's no real biggie and his game is progressing well.


 I've not followed too closely but jubb seemed like he was close to getting into challengers and now this drop feels like it takes him a long way back. Is that a correct feeling and if so, it costs him quite a lot perhaps? 



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I think Paul Jubb's ranking fall is down to a technicality. He hadn't played almost any ITF events, so when the realignment happened, his points tally stayed the pretty much same. There are a lot of other players who had been playing ITF tournaments all year and getting NO ATP points at all. Suddenly they were all given those ATP points retrospectively and their rankings jumped.

So Paul hasn't fallen backwards at all IMO. It is just others who played ITFs have overtaken on this technicality.

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JonH comes home wrote:
indiana wrote:
M_Turner04 wrote:

Yeah its so much clearer!

Despite how terrible the transition tour was it looks like it may have left us with a better system than before. 

 

A sidenote how come Jubb's ranking is much lower now despite all the wins etc Pre wimbledon? 


His drop in rankings is because in the once again combined rankings he only added 2 Slovakia future SF 4 pointers ( his Lithuania title points having, as Bob suggested, already rolled off ) and was passed by loads of players adding many more ITF points. He had college to attend rather than pile up ITF points, now ATP points again.

His ATP grass season points were already in his 29/07 WR 430 and it's then the little to add that has dropped him to his 05/08 WR 622.

These final 2 ITF 4 pointers drop out of his points on 12/08 and 19/08 to be replaced by his Roehampton 6 points from last week and whatever he earns this week.

Then he has nothing to points to drop off at all until next year's grass seaon and I believe he is taking a college break so should get quite a few tournaments in to help push up his ranking.

For now WR 622 on 35 points from just 6 counters clearly doesn't reflect his true ability. But in the longer term it's no real biggie and his game is progressing well.


 I've not followed too closely but jubb seemed like he was close to getting into challengers and now this drop feels like it takes him a long way back. Is that a correct feeling and if so, it costs him quite a lot perhaps? 


 I don't think so because he will be heading back to college soon enough anyway. At least, that was the intention around Wimbledon time, to finish his studies and then turn pro.



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Stircrazy wrote:
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Whisper it softly, but Emile Hudd's just taken the first set off Sijsling by 7-6(2). 


Sadly, it proved to be a false dawn:

 

L32:  (2) Igor Sijsling (NED) WR 387 defeated (Q) Emile Hudd UNR by 6-7(2) 6-3 6-1

And, last but not least in the first round:

L32:  (Q) Quentin Gueydan (FRA) UNR defeated (Q) Elliott Farmer UNR by 1 & 3

*****

L16:  (WC) Charles Broom WR 1577 vs (2) Igor Sijsling (NED) WR 387


 Well done to Emile for getting a set off Sijsling. 



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With 6 of the 8 singles matches today involving Brits, we are guaranteed one winner, and have two (Jack and Paul) who most certainly should win, given seedings.

The other three play the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd seeds, and so - in theory - should lose easily.

But I'm going for one upset in that three......

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Mark, unsurprisingly, is the first to bite the dust:

L16:  (1) Jurij Rodionov (AUT) WR 317 defeated (IR) Mark Whitehouse WR 550 by 4 & 3



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Damn - Mark was my top hope for an unlikely but possible mega upset, mainly because Rod. has hardly been winning anything recently, one decent run and that's it .....

Over to Charles now.....

And then Aidan.....

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Mark, unsurprisingly, is the first to bite the dust:

L16:  (1) Jurij Rodionov (AUT) WR 317 defeated (IR) Mark Whitehouse WR 550 by 4 & 3


But young Jack brings home the bacon:

L16:  (5) Jack Draper WR 430 defeated Erik Crepaldi (ITA) WR 611 by 3 & 2  smile



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And Paul also does the business, winning 4&4

Now just over to Charles to round us up on a high......fingers crossed......you never know.....

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Mark, unsurprisingly, is the first to bite the dust:

L16:  (1) Jurij Rodionov (AUT) WR 317 defeated (IR) Mark Whitehouse WR 550 by 4 & 3


But young Jack brings home the bacon:

L16:  (5) Jack Draper WR 430 defeated Erik Crepaldi (ITA) WR 611 by 3 & 2  smile


As does Paul:

L16:  (4) Paul Jubb WR 623 defeated (IR) Lucas Poullain (FRA) WR 818 by 4 & 4

Then Aidan follows Mark through the exit:

L16:  (3) Julian Ocleppo (ITA) WR 442 defeated Aidan McHugh WR 462 by 3 & 2

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QF:  (4) Paul Jubb WR 623 vs (5) Jack Draper WR 430



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