Weeks 27-32 - UK Pro Series - St George's Hill, Weybridge - (Hard)

Madadman · Masters Series Champion

Weeks 27 onwards - UK Pro Series - St George's Hill, Weybridge - (Hard)

Stircrazy · Tennis legend

Stircrazy wrote:
Stircrazy wrote:
Stircrazy wrote:
RR3/1: Liam Broady WR 211 defeated Ryan Peniston WR 393 by 1-6 6-0 [10-2] in in hour & 10 minutes
RR3/2: Alastair Gray WR 1089 defeated Aidan McHugh WR 552 by 6-3 7-6(4) in an hour & 53 minutes
RR3/3: Henry Patten WR 1325 defeated Billy Harris WR 790 by 6-4 6-7(?) [10-2]

RR3/4: Lloyd Glasspool WR 455 defeated Mason Recci WR 1351 (CH = 1266 last November) by 2 & 0

-- Edited by Stircrazy on Wednesday 15th of July 2020 09:07:41 PM

Coup Droit · Tennis legend

Madadman wrote:
Yeah looks like Alex Jhun is now facing Joshua Paris.

I really wonder if having to play 7 days straight is going to back fire on this. If you knew you'd have a rest day coming up a minor knock might make you think about trying to get to a rest day. But when you know you have to play another 5 days you don't see the risk being worth it.

Max is young, puts everything out there and had a couple of real killer matches - I don't blame him for pulling out if he's pretty plum tuckered from yesterday.

In fact, I'm quite pleased for Alex - he got a replacement spot in at least one other of the events (maybe two?) - and played well. I like the fact he's lurking in the background, ready to mop up the mess when others drop out smile

Stircrazy · Tennis legend

Stircrazy wrote:
Stircrazy wrote:
Stircrazy wrote:
Stircrazy wrote:
RR3/1: Liam Broady WR 211 defeated Ryan Peniston WR 393 by 1-6 6-0 [10-2] in in hour & 10 minutes
RR3/2: Alastair Gray WR 1089 defeated Aidan McHugh WR 552 by 6-3 7-6(4) in an hour & 53 minutes
RR3/3: Henry Patten WR 1325 defeated Billy Harris WR 790 by 6-4 6-7(?) [10-2]
RR3/4: Lloyd Glasspool WR 455 defeated (ALT) Mason Recci WR 1351 (CH = 1266 last November) by 2 & 0

RR3/5: Anton Matusevich WR 564 defeated Charles Broom WR 1157 by 2-6 7-6(4) [10-4] in an hour & 42 minutes

-- Edited by Stircrazy on Wednesday 15th of July 2020 09:07:04 PM

Stircrazy · Tennis legend

Stircrazy wrote:
Stircrazy wrote:
Stircrazy wrote:
Stircrazy wrote:
Stircrazy wrote:
RR3/1: Liam Broady WR 211 defeated Ryan Peniston WR 393 by 1-6 6-0 [10-2] in in hour & 10 minutes
RR3/2: Alastair Gray WR 1089 defeated Aidan McHugh WR 552 by 6-3 7-6(4) in an hour & 53 minutes
RR3/3: Henry Patten WR 1325 defeated Billy Harris WR 790 by 6-4 6-7(?) [10-2]
RR3/4: Lloyd Glasspool WR 455 defeated (ALT) Mason Recci WR 1351 (CH = 1266 last November) by 2 & 0
RR3/5: Anton Matusevich WR 564 defeated Charles Broom WR 1157 by 2-6 7-6(4) [10-4] in an hour & 42 minutes

RR3/6: Joshua Paris WR 1041 defeated (ALT) Alexander Jhun WR 1420 (CH = 1034 in February 2016) by 2 & 4 in an hour & 39 minutes

-- Edited by Stircrazy on Wednesday 15th of July 2020 09:06:37 PM

the addict · Tennis legend

For the record, Mason Recci's CH is 1266

Stircrazy · Tennis legend

RR4/1: Lloyd Glasspool WR 455 defeated (ALT) Alexander Jhun WR 1420 by 6-3 7-6(6) in an hour & 48 minutes

emmsie69 · Top national player

I added up minutes on court for each player last week, Billy was way out in front with around 11 hours and 40mins, the vast majority fell somewhere between 9 and half and 10 and a haf hours, some were down in the 8 hours and something, yes they have to play everyday but come on, they really should manage this, some of the matches didn't even last an hour. I'd hazard a guess that the vast majority of injuries are from suddenly over training not the matches. You could see at the Bof B who had used the time effectively, I think too many of them took it easy for too long and then suddenly realised they had to get back out there and train and just didn't train smart.

Stircrazy · Tennis legend

Stircrazy wrote:
RR4/1: Lloyd Glasspool WR 455 defeated (ALT) Alexander Jhun WR 1420 by 6-3 7-6(6) in an hour & 48 minutes

RR4/2 (ALT) Mason Recci WR 1351 defeated Charles Broom WR 1157 by 5 & 2 in an hour & 40 minutes

Stircrazy · Tennis legend

Stircrazy wrote:
Stircrazy wrote:
RR4/1: Lloyd Glasspool WR 455 defeated (ALT) Alexander Jhun WR 1420 by 6-3 7-6(6) in an hour & 48 minutes
RR4/2: (ALT) Mason Recci WR 1351 defeated Charles Broom WR 1157 by 5 & 2 in an hour & 40 minutes

RR4/3: Anton Matusevich WR 564 defeated Joshua Paris WR 1041 by 2 & 0 in 55 minutes

Stircrazy · Tennis legend

Stircrazy wrote:
Stircrazy wrote:
Stircrazy wrote:
RR4/1: Lloyd Glasspool WR 455 defeated (ALT) Alexander Jhun WR 1420 by 6-3 7-6(6) in an hour & 48 minutes
RR4/2: (ALT) Mason Recci WR 1351 defeated Charles Broom WR 1157 by 5 & 2 in an hour & 40 minutes
RR4/3: Anton Matusevich WR 564 defeated Joshua Paris WR 1041 by 2 & 0 in 55 minutes

RR4/4: Alastair Gray WR 1089 defeated Liam Broady WR 211 by 5 & 4 in an hour & 43 minutes biggrin bleh

JonH comes home · Tennis legend

This Scoreboard site has the up to date group standings , as far as I can tell:

www.scoreboard.com/uk/tennis/exhibition-men/uk-pro-series-2/standings/

Box A Gray looks effectively through, Harris and Patten figting for the other spot? If Ryan P wins in straights though, and Aidan as well, then they both move onto 5 points and we are in a real melee for the 2nd spot

Gray 12 (plyd 4)
Harris 7 (plyd 3)
Patten 6 (plyd 3)
Broady 6 (plyd 4)
Peniston 2 (plyd 3)
McHugh 2 (plyd 3)

Box B (4 rounds completed)

Glasspool 12
Matusevich 12 (both he and Lloyd therefore qualified)
Choinski 4
Paris 4
Broom 4
Recci 3
Basing 2
Jhun 0

So it looks like 3 of the 4 semis players are certain from this?

-- Edited by JonH comes home on Thursday 16th of July 2020 04:41:33 PM

Stircrazy · Tennis legend

Stircrazy wrote:
Stircrazy wrote:
Stircrazy wrote:
Stircrazy wrote:
RR4/1: Lloyd Glasspool WR 455 defeated (ALT) Alexander Jhun WR 1420 by 6-3 7-6(6) in an hour & 48 minutes
RR4/2: (ALT) Mason Recci WR 1351 defeated Charles Broom WR 1157 by 5 & 2 in an hour & 40 minutes
RR4/3: Anton Matusevich WR 564 defeated Joshua Paris WR 1041 by 2 & 0 in 55 minutes
RR4/4: Alastair Gray WR 1089 defeated Liam Broady WR 211 by 5 & 4 in an hour & 43 minutes

RR4/5: Ryan Peniston WR 393 defeated Henry Patten WR 1325 by 2 & 3 in 55 minutes

Stircrazy · Tennis legend

Stircrazy wrote:
Stircrazy wrote:
Stircrazy wrote:
Stircrazy wrote:
Stircrazy wrote:
RR4/1: Lloyd Glasspool WR 455 defeated (ALT) Alexander Jhun WR 1420 by 6-3 7-6(6) in an hour & 48 minutes
RR4/2: (ALT) Mason Recci WR 1351 defeated Charles Broom WR 1157 by 5 & 2 in an hour & 40 minutes
RR4/3: Anton Matusevich WR 564 defeated Joshua Paris WR 1041 by 2 & 0 in 55 minutes
RR4/4: Alastair Gray WR 1089 defeated Liam Broady WR 211 by 5 & 4 in an hour & 43 minutes
RR4/5: Ryan Peniston WR 393 defeated Henry Patten WR 1325 by 2 & 3 in 55 minutes

RR4/6: Aidan McHugh WR 552 defeated Billy Harris WR 790 by 3 & 4 in an hour & 33 minutes

JonH comes home · Tennis legend

JonH comes home wrote:
This Scoreboard site has the up to date group standings , as far as I can tell:

www.scoreboard.com/uk/tennis/exhibition-men/uk-pro-series-2/standings/

Box A Gray looks effectively through, Harris and Patten figting for the other spot? If Ryan P wins in straights though, and Aidan as well, then they both move onto 5 points and we are in a real melee for the 2nd spot

Gray 12 (plyd 4)
Harris 7 (plyd 3)
Patten 6 (plyd 3)
Broady 6 (plyd 4)
Peniston 2 (plyd 3)
McHugh 2 (plyd 3)

Box B (4 rounds completed)

Glasspool 12
Matusevich 12 (both he and Lloyd therefore qualified)
Choinski 4
Paris 4
Broom 4
Recci 3
Basing 2
Jhun 0

So it looks like 3 of the 4 semis players are certain from this?

-- Edited by JonH comes home on Thursday 16th of July 2020 04:41:33 PM

Box A looks very tight now for 2nd!