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Boys & Girls: French Open Juniors, clay (Week 40)


Felix has had a match point, that he played too tentatively but that's not uncommon.

But he has been SO much head and shoulders above the other guy for the whole match, right up until the end when he played a bad game at 5-3 up which you'd think wouldn't matter because he could still serve for the match.

But it gave the other lad a little encouragement....

It will be 'tragic' if he doesn't win this set (well, not tragic as such, in the big picture but.....)

Into a tie-break - allez, Felix!!!!!!!

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And lost the tie-break :(

And went 4-1 up in the third :)

0-40 against the other lad, three BPs for Felix, two really bad points, and didn't break, now 4-2 for our lad.

C'mon!!!!!!!!!

ADD: super game for 5-2

NOW to play a tight game...... 

 

ADD + : Or not...... lost to love, a couple of sloppy points, one good one from the South African

serving for it at 5-3

 



-- Edited by Coup Droit on Tuesday 6th of October 2020 12:01:50 PM

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And he did it !!!!!

Which was absolutely deserved.

Well done, Felix

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Hooray!!!!!
What a pity the BBC haven't reported on any of the junior results......

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Interesting that Holger Rune, ITF JWR 2, born 2003, (and ATP 576) has chosen not to play here but to play a 15k in Portugal

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Matilda's doubles has been moved to Court 4. Currently 2-0

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Jan wrote:

Hooray!!!!!
What a pity the BBC haven't reported on any of the junior results......


 No but the LTA have posted results on Instagram and several UK based tennis Twitter people have posted about the juniors and saying that there should be more coverage esp given none of the senior players got passed round 1 in singles. 



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Coup Droit wrote:

13 year-old Brenda Fruhvirtova, CZE, (who David has often heralded) has got a wildcard for Roland Garros.


 In the actual event she was beaten by Daria Lopatetska 6-1 7-6.



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All three play higher seeded (and ATP/WTA ranked) opponents next

Boys R3

(9) Arthur Fery v (7) Dominic Stephan Stricker (SUI)
(8) Leandro Riedl (SUI) v Felix Gill

Girls R3

(15) Matilda Mutavdzic v (3) Elsa Jacquemot (FRA)



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Boys Doubles R2

Fery/Gill v Javia/Li (IND/CHN)

Girls Doubles R1 (L32)

Coleman/Sieg (USA) d. Falkner/Mutavdzic (SLO/GBR) 7-5 6-2

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Polina Kudermetova 4th seed in the juniors is the younger sister of  the  top 50  player Veronika Kudermetova. 



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Arthur and Felix are both first up at 10am BST tomorrow - Matilda second on court 14



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In the double GB-SUI battle this morning, both our lads started very well, Felix with a break and Arthur with lots of break points.

But it was soon cancelled out.

Stricker (Arthur's opponent) is a very well-built player for his age, and reasonably tall, a strong physique, and really uses it well.

The other Swiss lad, Riedi, is less impressive, less balanced, more error-prone.

But it's all on serve for both of them at the moment, mid first set

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Coup Droit wrote:

In the double GB-SUI battle this morning, both our lads started very well, Felix with a break and Arthur with lots of break points.

But it was soon cancelled out.

Stricker (Arthur's opponent) is a very well-built player for his age, and reasonably tall, a strong physique, and really uses it well.

The other Swiss lad, Riedi, is less impressive, less balanced, more error-prone.

But it's all on serve for both of them at the moment, mid first set


 Where are you watching this please?

 



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On European Eurosport

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