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Henry Patten finding this week tougher with two straight sets losses so far in Group B.

As mentioned above by Madadman, the mens level is a notch higher this week and seems very competitive, looking forwards to an interesting week ahead

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RR2/1:  Ryan Peniston WR 393 defeated Julian Cash WR 1195 by 7-5 4-6 [14-12] in two hours & two minutes 

RR2/2:  Luke Johnson WR 681 defeated Henry Patten WR 1325 by 2 & 5 in an hour & 17 minutes

The ol' timer outwits the up & coming youngster:

RR2/3:  James Ward WR 273 defeated Arthur Féry WR 1199 by 7-6(3) & 6-2 in an hour & 19 minutes



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Well done to Dino. It means the group B, at the end of Day 2, looks like:

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5 J. Ward
5 R. Peniston (although Dino and Ryan are neck and neck)
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3 A. Fery
3 L. Johnson
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2 J. Cash
0 H. Patten


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Decent looking effort by Arthur so his run ends at just the 16 wins in a row.

Looks like Peniston vs Fery may be pivotal to SF progression.

And two really good efforts to no avail by Julian Cash in very tight MTB defeats to Ward and Peniston. 



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RR2/1:  Ryan Peniston WR 393 defeated Julian Cash WR 1195 by 7-5 4-6 [14-12] in two hours & two minutes 

RR2/2:  Luke Johnson WR 681 defeated Henry Patten WR 1325 by 2 & 5 in an hour & 17 minutes

The ol' timer outwits the up & coming youngster:

RR2/3:  James Ward WR 273 defeated Arthur Féry WR 1199 by 7-6(3) & 6-2 in an hour & 19 minutes

RR2/4:  Liam Broady WR 211 defeated Alastair Gray WR 1809 by 6-7(5) 7-6(1) [10-7] in two hours & 25 minutes



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Some terrific stuff in the Liam vs Ali G match. Wouldn't be surprised to see them both make the last 4.

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RR2/1:  Ryan Peniston WR 393 defeated Julian Cash WR 1195 by 7-5 4-6 [14-12] in two hours & two minutes 

RR2/2:  Luke Johnson WR 681 defeated Henry Patten WR 1325 by 2 & 5 in an hour & 17 minutes

The ol' timer outwits the up & coming youngster:

RR2/3:  James Ward WR 273 defeated Arthur Féry WR 1199 by 7-6(3) & 6-2 in an hour & 19 minutes

RR2/4:  Liam Broady WR 211 defeated Alastair Gray WR 1809 by 6-7(5) 7-6(1) [10-7] in two hours & 25 minutes

RR2/5:  Anton Matusevich WR 564 defeated Mark Whitehouse WR 603 by 4 & 5 in an hour & 19 minutes

 



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Tough one in the last match of the day as Dan beats Billy in an MTB. At 6-6 in that MTB, on the Cox serve, Billy was all over the next point, up at the net for an easy volley but the net cord did for him and he didn't will another point. That will be tough to take.

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Tough one in the last match of the day as Dan beats Billy in an MTB. At 6-6 in that MTB, on the Cox serve, Billy was all over the next point, up at the net for an easy volley but the net cord did for him and he didn't will another point. That will be tough to take.

That'll just be 8 out of Dan's 9 matches over the last 9 days that will have gone to MTBs and he's won 6 of these plus the final last week. 



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RR2/1:  Ryan Peniston WR 393 defeated Julian Cash WR 1195 by 7-5 4-6 [14-12] in two hours & two minutes 

RR2/2:  Luke Johnson WR 681 defeated Henry Patten WR 1325 by 2 & 5 in an hour & 17 minutes

The ol' timer outwits the up & coming youngster:

RR2/3:  James Ward WR 273 defeated Arthur Féry WR 1199 by 7-6(3) & 6-2 in an hour & 19 minutes

RR2/4:  Liam Broady WR 211 defeated Alastair Gray WR 1809 by 6-7(5) 7-6(1) [10-7] in two hours & 25 minutes

RR2/5:  Anton Matusevich WR 564 defeated Mark Whitehouse WR 603 by 4 & 5 in an hour & 19 minutes

Another "ol' timer" does for a younger player:

RR2/6:  Daniel Cox UNR defeated Billy Harris WR 790 by 6-7(?) 6-2 [10-6] in two hours & three minutes



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I make the group standings as below: both groups feel like there is a lot still to play for, no one on 6 points and 4 players on 3 points in each group. Feels like this could all be quite close on the mens side

A TOTAL
5 L. Broady
5 A. Matusevich
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4 A. Gray
3 D. Cox
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1 B. Harris
0 M. Whitehouse


B
5 J. Ward
5 R. Peniston
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3 A. Fery
3 L. Johnson
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2 J. Cash
0 H. Patten


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I would love to see Alastair Gray make a real run in the near future, that's a great effort today.

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Fery - Peniston should be an interesting one today. A Fery win could make things interesting with the group standings especially if Cash wins as well.

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I would love to see Alastair Gray make a real run in the near future, that's a great effort today.

 Yes, me too. 

He's really got to sort out his forehand though. He doesn't trust it, resorts to chipping it far too often. 



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Glad to see Ali G get the win today - as DelayedR says, he made a great effort yesterday and just came up short.

But beats Anton in 2 sets today, playing well.

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