QR1:   (q9) Luke Johnson WR 684 defeated Skippy Chapman (USA) UNR by 0 & 0 

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QR1:   (q9) Luke Johnson WR 684 defeated Skippy Chapman (USA) UNR by 0 & 0 

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QR1:  (q12) David Jorda (ESP) WR 786 defeated Henry Patten WR 1328 by 3-6 6-2 [12-10] 

QR1:  Tom Hands WR 1366 defeated Gonçalo Falcão (POR) WR 1309 by 6-1 5-7 [10-8] 

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QR2:  Martim Simões (POR) UNR vs (q9) Luke Johnson WR 684

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QR1:  George Loffhagen WR 928 defeated João Monteiro (POR) WR 879 by 7-6(4) 7-6(4) 

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QR2:  BYE vs George Loffhagen WR 928  ( )

QR2:  Tom Hands WR 1366 vs (q10) Naoki Nakagawa (JPN) WR 698 (CH = 531 in July 2017)

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QR2:  (q9) Luke Johnson WR 684 defeated Martim Simões (POR) UNR by 2 & 5

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FQR:  (q4) Nicolas Moreno de Alboran (USA) WR 588 (CH = 580 in March) vs (q9) Luke Johnson WR 684

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QR2:  (q10) Naoki Nakagawa (JPN) WR 698 defeated Tom Hands WR 1366 by 2 & 1

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FQR:  George Loffhagen WR 928 vs (q11) Daniel Cukierman (ISR) WR 763 (CH = 525 in February 2017)

L16:  Sebastian Fanselow & Maximilian Neuchrist (GER/AUT) CR 1345 (774+571) vs Tom Hands & Luke Johnson CR 1261 (881+380)

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FQR:  (q9) Luke Johnson WR 684 defeated (q4) Nicolas Moreno de Alboran (USA) WR 588 by 2 & 3 

Luke less ring-rusty this week?

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FQR:  (q11) Daniel Cukierman (ISR) WR 763 defeated George Loffhagen WR 928 by 2-6 6-3 [10-4] 

But he does it again, though it may do him no good:

L32:  (1) JC Aragone (USA) WR 284 (CH = 224 in December 2018) vs (Q) Luke Johnson WR 684

L32:  (LL) George Loffhagen WR 928 vs (2) Christian Lindell (SWE) 331 (CH = 177 in July 2015)

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Cracking draws, those.

Just to note that Holger Rune, ITF JWR 2, born 2003, (and ATP 576) has chosen to play here, and not do the French Junior Open - and he has just beaten the 5th seed, ATP360

But not to be for George - he has a bucket of break points at the start of the second set and was very close to taking a couple of them.

But having failed to do so, the Swede was always in the driving seat.

L32: (LL) George Loffhagen WR 928 lost to (2) Christian Lindell (SWE) 331 2-6 3-6

He was also complaining of the light - the sun was bright but there was a big shadow of a tree on the court which must have made picking up the ball pretty tricky. But that's the same for both of them.....