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Coup Droit


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Well, that was a disappointing end and sort of backs up what various of us had said about the matches not being enough if it's just amongst the same people, time over, and it doesn't translate into ITF results.

However, it's only one match. Can't draw too many conclusions....

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20 DFs in the end. Obviously doesn't help.

At least there is another event in Israel next week, and I suppose the doubles for her this week as well.



-- Edited by Ace Ventura on Wednesday 5th of May 2021 02:38:35 PM

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Coup Droit wrote:

Well, that was a disappointing end and sort of backs up what various of us had said about the matches not being enough if it's just amongst the same people, time over, and it doesn't translate into ITF results.

However, it's only one match. Can't draw too many conclusions....

 I disagree, 20 double faults was the issue so nothing to do with her opponent, she beat herself there.  Possibly a result of too many indoor matches and not transitioning to outdoor conditions.



-- Edited by emmsie69 on Wednesday 5th of May 2021 02:39:12 PM

ETA 8 DF 3rd set Emily 21 total points Opponent 33 pts



-- Edited by emmsie69 on Wednesday 5th of May 2021 02:41:30 PM

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emmsie69 wrote:
Coup Droit wrote:

Well, that was a disappointing end and sort of backs up what various of us had said about the matches not being enough if it's just amongst the same people, time over, and it doesn't translate into ITF results.

However, it's only one match. Can't draw too many conclusions....

 I disagree, 20 double faults was the issue so nothing to do with her opponent, she beat herself there.  Possibly a result of too many indoor matches and not transitioning to outdoor conditions.



-- Edited by emmsie69 on Wednesday 5th of May 2021 02:39:12 PM

ETA 8 DF 3rd set Emily 21 total points Opponent 33 pts



-- Edited by emmsie69 on Wednesday 5th of May 2021 02:41:30 PM

 I didn't say it was anything to do with her opponent. I said it was Emily, who indeed beat herself. Which shows that the matches at Proleague level are not very helpful, when they're just reinforcing a certain level. 



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Coup Droit wrote:
emmsie69 wrote:
Coup Droit wrote:

Well, that was a disappointing end and sort of backs up what various of us had said about the matches not being enough if it's just amongst the same people, time over, and it doesn't translate into ITF results.

However, it's only one match. Can't draw too many conclusions....

 I disagree, 20 double faults was the issue so nothing to do with her opponent, she beat herself there.  Possibly a result of too many indoor matches and not transitioning to outdoor conditions.



-- Edited by emmsie69 on Wednesday 5th of May 2021 02:39:12 PM

ETA 8 DF 3rd set Emily 21 total points Opponent 33 pts



-- Edited by emmsie69 on Wednesday 5th of May 2021 02:41:30 PM

 I didn't say it was anything to do with her opponent. I said it was Emily, who indeed beat herself. Which shows that the matches at Proleague level are not very helpful, when they're just reinforcing a certain level. 

 I understood what you meant but I don't believe it was much if anything to do with the difference in level of play, clearly once she managed to get the ball in play she was competing absolutely fine.  If those proleague matches had been played outdoors there is every chance that she would have been better prepared for this match and not had so many issues with her serve.  20 DFs lost her this match, nothing else. 



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Yes, but the DFs are part of pressure too. And expectation. And tension. And the sort of second serve that you're aiming for. Which is a function of what sort of game you're trying to play, given the opponent. If she could do a noddy second serve and get away with it at Proleague level, say, but here got hammered when she does, she then has to go for more on her second serve and ends up with a lot of DFs.

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R1: BARNETT, Alicia (GBR) 4 595/555 def STOIKOVSKA, Magdalena (MKD) Q UNR/896 7-5 6-3
R1: APPLETON, Emily (GBR) 750/148 lost to KIMCHI, Shavit (ISR) 802/722 6-7(2) 6-4 2-6

R2: BARNETT, Alicia (GBR) 4 595/555 (CH=453/528 2019) v BELGRAVER, Julie (FRA) 851/517 =CH


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Disappointing for Emily but good to see Lissey get another singles win.

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Alicia won 6-3 6-1



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That's more like it

Julie is only 18 but she's the one who beat Freya and Millie recently.

So glad to see Lissey getting the upper hand this time.

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Let's hope she can do it again - they met in the doubles very shortly

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Emily not having a good week. All up to Lissey in the singles now.

QF:- Emily Appleton (GBR) / Alicia Barnett (GBR) CR766 (393+373) [1] LOST TO Julie Belgraver (FRA) / Clara Vlasselaer (BEL) CR2243 (839+1404) 3-6 3-6 cry



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R2: BARNETT, Alicia (GBR) 4 595/555 def BELGRAVER, Julie (FRA) 851/517 6-3 6-1

QF: BARNETT, Alicia (GBR) 4 595/555 (CH=453/528 2019) v KIMCHI, Shavit (ISR) 802/722 =CH

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Not a good morning for Lissey so far. Having got the early break to lead 3-0* she loses the next seven games to be 3-6 *0-1

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No better in the second set. From 1-1* lost the next five games and the match 3 & 1

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