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JonH comes home wrote:

For info, keeping a tab of players wins, so far Khachanov, Medvedev and Shapovalov all have 4 wins over the group stages. Ruud, Dimitrov, Auger-Aliassime all have 3 of today's set of players (so far) and also Djokovic has 3 wins so far as well.

For GB, all players contributed equally, Dan, Cam and Jamie and Joe all have 2 wins.

 to clarify, this is singles and doubles wins in total. 

For those who recall, Nadal topped the list in Davis Cup, with Shapo a close second, both playing singles and doubles.

Shapo proving to be  quite the team player. 

 



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So did I, I missed one if FAAs results but had thought he wasn't really having a good tournament.



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Bulgaria currently on top , a set to the good, in doubles. As we know with the MTB format, all could change.

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MTB it is, and Tsitsipas and Kyrgios also into a deciding tie-brek

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And Belgium take it . GB are through to play Australia, should be fun.

Belgium will go into one of the RU spots potentially, top of that list currently but half the groups still to play tomorrow.

Bulgaria sadly go out.

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As an aside, Dan is in equal 8th place in this early stage of the Live Race. Novak (who I saw at Ilkley last season) is top...for now

1 Dennis Novak 26.3 AUT2 167
2 Daniil Medvedev 23.9 RUS1 155
3 Denis Shapovalov20.7CAN1 150
4 Alex de Minaur 20.8 AUS1 140
5 Casper Ruud 21 NOR1 130
6 Nick Kyrgios 24.6 AUS2 125
7 Marcos Giron 26.4 USA9 125
8 David Goffin 29 BEL1 115
8 Hubert Hurkacz 22.9 POL1 115
8 Daniel Evans 29.6 GBR1 115

Dan will probably play De Minaur or Kyrgios in the QF and a win could take him to 30th in live rankings as noted by someone earlier - and a possible seeding. Big match for Dan on Thursday,

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JonH comes home wrote:

As an aside, Dan is in equal 8th place in this early stage of the Live Race. Novak (who I saw at Ilkley last season) is top...for now

1 Dennis Novak 26.3 AUT2 167
2 Daniil Medvedev 23.9 RUS1 155
3 Denis Shapovalov20.7CAN1 150
4 Alex de Minaur 20.8 AUS1 140
5 Casper Ruud 21 NOR1 130
6 Nick Kyrgios 24.6 AUS2 125
7 Marcos Giron 26.4 USA9 125
8 David Goffin 29 BEL1 115
8 Hubert Hurkacz 22.9 POL1 115
8 Daniel Evans 29.6 GBR1 115

Dan will probably play De Minaur or Kyrgios in the QF and a win could take him to 30th in live rankings as noted by someone earlier - and a possible seeding. Big match for Dan on Thursday,

 To be honest that wasn't the Novak that I was expecting, when I read on after the first line.



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In the RU spots race, Japan, Austria, South Africa and/or France (not listed below but 3-3 on matches) could usurp Belgium and Canada when they play tomorrow. Japan have Spain though, so will probably fall to a 5-4 record, South Africa play France and one of them will probably need to win 3-0 t be able to improve on Canada's 5-4, 12-8 matches record. Austria play Poland and again 3-0 is probably needed, but they could turn out to be surprise package and steal through. But between Belgium, Japan, Canada, Austria, South Africa/France for those 2 places.

Ranking of runner-up teams
Pos. Group Country Ties Matches Sets S % Games G %
1 C Belgium 21 63 1210 54.5 10397 51.5
2 F Canada 21 54 128 60.0 9987 53.2
3 B Japan 20 51 103 76.9 7143 62.3
4 D Norway 12 36 614 30.0 80106 43.0 (NORWAY ARE OUT)
5 E Austria 11 33 87 53.3 7574 50.3
6 A South Africa 11 33 77 50.0 6462 50.8


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JonH comes home wrote:

As an aside, Dan is in equal 8th place in this early stage of the Live Race. Novak (who I saw at Ilkley last season) is top...for now

1 Dennis Novak 26.3 AUT2 167
2 Daniil Medvedev 23.9 RUS1 155
3 Denis Shapovalov20.7CAN1 150
4 Alex de Minaur 20.8 AUS1 140
5 Casper Ruud 21 NOR1 130
6 Nick Kyrgios 24.6 AUS2 125
7 Marcos Giron 26.4 USA9 125
8 David Goffin 29 BEL1 115
8 Hubert Hurkacz 22.9 POL1 115
8 Daniel Evans 29.6 GBR1 115

Dan will probably play De Minaur or Kyrgios in the QF and a win could take him to 30th in live rankings as noted by someone earlier - and a possible seeding. Big match for Dan on Thursday,

 To be honest that wasn't the Novak that I was expecting, when I read on after the first line.

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Wow, brilliant, exactly the result we needed to win the group! Things tougher now against Australia though, home advantage and two singles players that we won't be favourites against.

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Wow, brilliant, exactly the result we needed to win the group! Things tougher now against Australia though, home advantage and two singles players that we won't be favourites against.

Not to mention the fact that the Gooch & John Peers, as much a scratch pairing as Jamie & Joe, have won all three of their matches, playing only one tie-break & an MTB in the process!  hmm



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Born2WinTennis wrote:

Wow, brilliant, exactly the result we needed to win the group! Things tougher now against Australia though, home advantage and two singles players that we won't be favourites against.

Not to mention the fact that the Gooch & John Peers, as much a scratch pairing as Jamie & Joe, have won all three of their matches, playing only one tie-break & an MTB in the process!  hmm

 although to be fair, todays Greek pairing was a bit of a patsy...Tsitsipas the younger (or older? Not sure) 



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JonH comes home wrote:
Stircrazy wrote:
Born2WinTennis wrote:

Wow, brilliant, exactly the result we needed to win the group! Things tougher now against Australia though, home advantage and two singles players that we won't be favourites against.

Not to mention the fact that the Gooch & John Peers, as much a scratch pairing as Jamie & Joe, have won all three of their matches, playing only one tie-break & an MTB in the process!  hmm

 although to be fair, todays Greek pairing was a bit of a patsy...Tsitsipas the younger (or older? Not sure) 

 It was Petros Tsitsipas, with the massive doubles ranking of 1072 (well much better than his singles of 1415 !!)



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JonH comes home wrote:
Stircrazy wrote:
Born2WinTennis wrote:

Wow, brilliant, exactly the result we needed to win the group! Things tougher now against Australia though, home advantage and two singles players that we won't be favourites against.

Not to mention the fact that the Gooch & John Peers, as much a scratch pairing as Jamie & Joe, have won all three of their matches, playing only one tie-break & an MTB in the process!  hmm

 although to be fair, todays Greek pairing was a bit of a patsy...Tsitsipas the younger (or older? Not sure) 

Petros Tsitsipas is Stefanos' younger brother by two years.



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Bah, what a waste of effort from the GB team in making each of their wins vs Moldova so conclusive and waste of my time in calculating just how strong a position they had got themselves into to be one of the best RUs, when the ruddy Belgians go and win 2-1 so all we needed to do was beat Moldova 3-0 by any means

Can we buy back some of these unneccessary extra good games to use in the QF?

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