Interestingly, there are no more Super Series level events to come this season - there have been 3 (Melbourne, Atlanta, Nice) but the usual status for the British Open and then the USTA Nationals (after the US Open) hasn't been given (the USTA isnt taking place in fact and British Open dropped to Series 1 level).

The Super series events carry $45k prizemoney versus $32k for Series 1 - but they have 625 points for the winner versus 325 for series 1. So, it means the SLams with 850 points (from memory) stand out. Of course there is just one of those to come, the US Open, and then at the end of October the Tour Masters (in the Netherlands this year I believe) will take place

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JonH comes home wrote:

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US Open starts Wednesday with draws
Out tomorrow. Havent seen an entry list but presume it will be Alfie, Gordon , Andy and Lucy from GB. I believe it is a 16 player singles draw in mens and womens, 8 in quads

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 Draws out - Alfie seeded 2, Gordon in singles also and they are top seeds in doubles. Lucy plays top seeded De Groot in a bad draw and Andy is in quads draws . 

Bad start- Gordon lost the opening set and then retired and is out of the singles. Not sure what this means for his doubles with Alfie.

Lucy played top seeded De Groot, losing 6-2 6-0.

So just Alfie and Andy left

Alfie wins his opening round comfortably 2 and 4. Andy is at a set all against David Wagner

Sadly Andy went down in 3 sets. So that leaves Alfie Hewett as our only singles winner on a disappointing day.