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Stircrazy wrote:

L32:  Charles Broom WR 821 vs (Q) Adam Jones WR 1470
L32:  (Q) Sean Hodkin WR 1395 vs Jack Pinnington Jones WR 743

L32:  (3) Henry Patten WR 685 vs (Q) Roi Ginat (ISR) WR 1724

L32:  (Q) Preston Brown (USA) WR 1755 (CH = 1642 in January) vs (4) Arthur Féry WR 742

 I usually get quite interested in all Brits matches, I enjoy seeing how they play out, but Charlie v Adam and Sean v Jack PJ dont look like they will be in much doubt



-- Edited by Stircrazy on Tuesday 30th of November 2021 02:26:38 PM

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L16:  Eduardo Cohen & Roi Ginat (ISR/ISR) UNR defeated Adam Jones & Charles Tzicas (BEL) CR 4922 (2493+2429) by 2-6 6-1 [12-10]  cry

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QF:   Eduardo Cohen & Roi Ginat (ISR/ISR) UNR vs (2) Charles Broom & Henry Patten CR 1451 (766+685)



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Stircrazy wrote:

L16:  Eduardo Cohen & Roi Ginat (ISR/ISR) UNR defeated Adam Jones & Charles Tzicas (BEL) CR 4922 (2493+2429) by 2-6 6-1 [12-10]  cry

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QF:   Eduardo Cohen & Roi Ginat (ISR/ISR) UNR vs (2) Charles Broom & Henry Patten CR 1451 (766+685)

QF: (4) Sean Hodkin & Harry Wendelken CR (1498+1665) vs Dennis Dragomirov & Nikolay Nedelchev (GER/BUL) CR 4115 (2329+1786)



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JonH comes home wrote:
Stircrazy wrote:

L32:  Charles Broom WR 821 vs (Q) Adam Jones WR 1470
L32:  (Q) Sean Hodkin WR 1395 vs Jack Pinnington Jones WR 743

L32:  (3) Henry Patten WR 685 vs (Q) Roi Ginat (ISR) WR 1724

L32:  (Q) Preston Brown (USA) WR 1755 (CH = 1642 in January) vs (4) Arthur Féry WR 742

 I usually get quite interested in all Brits matches, I enjoy seeing how they play out, but Charlie v Adam and Sean v Jack PJ dont look like they will be in much doubt



-- Edited by Stircrazy on Tuesday 30th of November 2021 02:26:38 PM

 Indeed - Charlie and Jack PJ won pretty easily 



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A 'surprising' loss for Henry ::((

But it was to the King of Israel, so I guess that's a hard ask.....

L32: (3) Henry Patten WR 685 LOST TO (Q) Roi Ginat (ISR) WR 1724 4-6 3-6

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L32:  Charles Broom WR 821 defeated (Q) Adam Jones WR 1470 by 0 & 2
L32:  Jack Pinnington Jones WR 743 defeated (Q) Sean Hodkin WR 1395 by 7-6(1) 6-2

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L16:  Charles Broom WR 821 vs Jack Pinnington Jones WR 743



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chance for revenge for Charlie!

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Stircrazy wrote:

L32:  Charles Broom WR 821 defeated (Q) Adam Jones WR 1470 by 0 & 2
L32:  Jack Pinnington Jones WR 743 defeated (Q) Sean Hodkin WR 1395 by 7-6(1) 6-2

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L16:  Charles Broom WR 821 vs Jack Pinnington Jones WR 743

L32:  (4) Arthur Féry WR 742 defeated (Q) Preston Brown (USA) WR 1755 by 6-2 7-6(4)

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L16:  (LL) Alessandro Procopio (ITA) W 1612 (CH = 1368 in February last year) vs (4) Arthur Féry WR 742



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Charlie crushs JPJ 6-0 6-2, rather startling score line !

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Yes very strange looking scoreline, JPJ handed not only the brush off but a bakery product to go with it. Wonder what the story is there?

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Harry W takes down the King of Israel, winning in three sets.

Given that the Israeli beat Henry Patten yesterday, that's a very nice result.

Well done, Harry

One of our 'other' 2001-ers - he's making his way very nicely, keep going, lad ......

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Coup Droit wrote:

Harry W takes down the King of Israel, winning in three sets.

Given that the Israeli beat Henry Patten yesterday, that's a very nice result.

Well done, Harry

One of our 'other' 2001-ers - he's making his way very nicely, keep going, lad ......

 Youll have to help CD! How does Roi Ginat become the King of Israel?! 



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Roi is French for King

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JonH comes home wrote:
Coup Droit wrote:

Harry W takes down the King of Israel, winning in three sets.

Given that the Israeli beat Henry Patten yesterday, that's a very nice result.

Well done, Harry

One of our 'other' 2001-ers - he's making his way very nicely, keep going, lad ......

 Youll have to help CD! How does Roi Ginat become the King of Israel?! 

 Because he's Israeli? And because Roi means King in French? 

(Yeah, I know, they don't speak French in Israel, but when do little things like that stand in the way ? )

Not high-tech, I'm afraid, but it's Chanukah as the moment, so friends tell me, so I thought it topical..... that's my excuse....



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Coup Droit wrote:
JonH comes home wrote:
Coup Droit wrote:

Harry W takes down the King of Israel, winning in three sets.

Given that the Israeli beat Henry Patten yesterday, that's a very nice result.

Well done, Harry

One of our 'other' 2001-ers - he's making his way very nicely, keep going, lad ......

 Youll have to help CD! How does Roi Ginat become the King of Israel?! 

 Because he's Israeli? And because Roi means King in French? 

(Yeah, I know, they don't speak French in Israel, but when do little things like that stand in the way ? )

Not high-tech, I'm afraid, but it's Chanukah as the moment, so friends tell me, so I thought it topical..... that's my excuse....

 Are you Eddie Izzard in real life biggrin



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