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It was Cobolli that withdrew

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Julian and Galloway had a good win over Thompson and Max Purcell last night. 2 sets.

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Liam is into the doubles as an alt with Hans Hach Verdugo to play against Neal and Santiago and has withdrawn from Los Cabos qualifying.

 Yes I found this very confusing, I assumed hed got an injury or something. 



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L16:  (3) Julian Cash & Robert Galloway (USA) CR 99 (53+46) defeated Max Purcell & Jordan Thompson (AUS/AUS) CR 97 (29+68) by 3 & 4  smile

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QF:  André Göransson & Luis David Martínez (SWE/VEN) CR 168 (70+98) vs (3) Julian Cash & Robert Galloway (USA) CR 99 (53+46)



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L28:  Rinky Hijikata (AUS) WR 84 defeated Liam Broady WR 121 by 6-2 1-6 6-1  cry

Dan should like it later, lets him improvise with his shots. 

L28:  Jordan Thompson (AUS) WR 42 defeated (7) Daniel Evans WR 44 by 5 & 2  cry

 I thought it was 5&0?



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JonH comes home wrote:
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L28:  Rinky Hijikata (AUS) WR 84 defeated Liam Broady WR 121 by 6-2 1-6 6-1  cry

Dan should like it later, lets him improvise with his shots. 

L28:  Jordan Thompson (AUS) WR 42 defeated (7) Daniel Evans WR 44 by 5 & 2  cry

 I thought it was 5&0?

 Whoops!  Yes, it was.  No idea why I typed "2"!    Corrected in my original post.



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QF:  André Göransson & Luis David Martínez (SWE/VEN) CR 168 (70+98) vs (3) Julian Cash & Robert Galloway (USA) CR 99 (53+46)

L16:  (1) Santiago González & Neal Skupski (MEX) CR 17 (9+8) defeated (ALT) Liam Broady & Hans Hach (MEX) CR 412 (237+175) by 2 & 3



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L16:  (1) Santiago González & Neal Skupski (MEX) CR 17 (9+8) vs (ALT) Liam Broady & Hans Hach (MEX) CR 412 (237+175) 

 I think in this case SC his name is actually Hans Hach Verdugo, as H.Hach Verdugo is on the draw sheet. 

Hach is his father's surname, Verdugo his mother's, so, as is frequently the case with Hispanic surnames, the latter may be safely omitted.  He was known as Hans Hach while he was studying at Abilene Christian University.  He also goes by Hans Hach on X, Instagram & Facebook.

The Spanish tennis web site, TeniSpain, rarely uses a player's second surname (*) when reporting on the results of Spanish players, choosing to refer simply, for example,  to Roberto Carballés, Pablo Carreńo, Roberto Bautista, Albert Ramos & Alejandro Davidovich, so what's good enough for the people who administer that site is good enough for me.

(*) a notable exception is Carlos Alcaraz Garfia...

 



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Stircrazy wrote:
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L16:  (1) Santiago González & Neal Skupski (MEX) CR 17 (9+8) vs (ALT) Liam Broady & Hans Hach (MEX) CR 412 (237+175) 

 I think in this case SC his name is actually Hans Hach Verdugo, as H.Hach Verdugo is on the draw sheet. 

Hach is his father's surname, Verdugo his mother's, so, as is frequently the case with Hispanic surnames, the latter may be safely omitted.  He was known as Hans Hach while he was studying at Abilene Christian University.  He also goes by Hans Hach on X, Instagram & Facebook.

The Spanish tennis web site, TeniSpain, rarely uses a player's second surname (*) when reporting on the results of Spanish players, choosing to refer simply, for example,  to Roberto Carballés, Pablo Carreńo, Roberto Bautista, Albert Ramos & Alejandro Davidovich, so what's good enough for the people who administer that site is good enough for me.

 

(*) a notable exception is Carlos Alcaraz Garfia...

 

 I was merely pointing out the atp draw sheet has the full name. 



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QF:  André Göransson & Luis David Martínez (SWE/VEN) CR 168 (70+98) vs (3) Julian Cash & Robert Galloway (USA) CR 99 (53+46)

L16:  (1) Santiago González & Neal Skupski (MEX) CR 17 (9+8) defeated (ALT) Liam Broady & Hans Hach (MEX) CR 412 (237+175) by 2 & 3

QF:  (3) Julian Cash & Robert Galloway (USA) CR 99 (53+46) defeated André Göransson & Luis David Martínez (SWE/VEN) CR 168 (70+98) by 5 & 4



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QF:  (3) Julian Cash & Robert Galloway (USA) CR 99 (53+46) defeated André Göransson & Luis David Martínez (SWE/VEN) CR 168 (70+98) by 5 & 4

L16:  (WC) William Blumberg & Rinky Hijikata (USA/AUS) CR 147 (93+54) defeated Francisco Cabral (POR) & Henry Patten CR 112 (48+64) by 4 & 2  cry

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QF:  (1) Santiago González & Neal Skupski (MEX) CR 17 (9+8) vs (WC) William Blumberg & Rinky Hijikata (USA/AUS) CR 147 (93+54)



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I see no future to Cabral/Patten as a pairing. Their results have been dire from the outset

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I see no future to Cabral/Patten as a pairing. Their results have been dire from the outset

 i think they are paired in Rio next week, but in Acapulco, Henry is with Dan and Cabral is with Borges. Not sure if that is a sign of going separate ways or just to ensure entry into the event with higher ranked partners. 



-- Edited by JonH comes home on Thursday 15th of February 2024 07:23:30 AM

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I see no future to Cabral/Patten as a pairing. Their results have been dire from the outset

 Well Henry was left out to dry by his previous partner in my opinion so perhaps wasnt his first choice. Stills makes absolutely no sense that they split. Luke seems pretty settled with Skander otherwise I think him and Henry could make a nice pairing.



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alex03maccy wrote:
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I see no future to Cabral/Patten as a pairing. Their results have been dire from the outset

 Well Henry was left out to dry by his previous partner in my opinion so perhaps wasnt his first choice. Stills makes absolutely no sense that they split. Luke seems pretty settled with Skander otherwise I think him and Henry could make a nice pairing.

 Yeah, maybe would need to go down to Challenger level again and build up, but could work. 

 



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