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The second That tournament ratchets up to a J300, with a similar field to last week.

Boys R1 (L48)

(5) Benjamin Gusic Wan bye

Girls R1 (L48)

(1) Mika Stojsavljevic bye

(3) Hephzibah Oluwadare bye

Allegra Korpanec Davies v Irem Kurt (TUR)

 



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No joy for Allegra (in singles or doubles), but I missed Charlie Robertson, who has joined the second week as third seed (and he is also seeded in the doubles, but Ben does not play). Mika has a repeat of last week's semi in round 2

Boys R2

Pham La Hoang Anh (VIE) v (5) Benjamin Gusic Wan
Moise Kouame (FRA) v (3) Charlie Robertson

Girls R1 (L48)

Irem Kurt (TUR) d. Allegra Korpanec Davies 6-2 6-4

R2

(1) Mika Stojsavljevic v Britt Du Pree (NED)
Yiru Chen (CHN) v (3) Hephzibah Oluwadare


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Charlie is playing the 'hot' young prospect in France - (although he's still very young - three years younger than Charlie)

There's been a LOT of talk and press about Moise Kouame - he's only 14 - born 2009 (the same as Mark Ceban)

But he's the best 2009-born player in the world - he's JWR top-200

Won two J100 titles in January - and has also won the French National Championships a couple of times



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Charlie lost 6-1 6-0

Ben and Hep won in straight sets.

Mika won a tough 3 setter.

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Moise wasn't previously on my radar, so thanks for the info CD - certainly an emphatic win over Charlie here. I am puzzled as to why Charlie is here though, as I haven't spotted any other tournaments for him in the region, and it wouldn't make sense from a tennis or environmental perspective to fly out for 1 tournament.

Hep takes on last week's finalist.

Boys R2

(5) Benjamin Gusic Wan d. Pham La Hoang Anh (VIE) 6-0 7-5
Moise Kouame (FRA) d. (3) Charlie Robertson 6-0 6-1

R3

Makar Krivoshchekov (***) v (5) Benjamin Gusic Wan

Girls R2

(1) Mika Stojsavljevic d. Britt Du Pree (NED) 4-6 7-5 6-4
(3) Hephzibah Oluwadare d. Yiru Chen (CHN) 6-2 6-2

R3

(1) Mika Stojsavljevic v (16) Zhang-Qian Wei (CHN)
Alana Subasic (AUS) v (3) Hephzibah Oluwadare

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Mika got an easy win as her opponent retired in the first set

But Hep got turned over by Subasic, who made the final, and lost to Mika in that final, last week

A win for Ben too

R3 Boys

(5) Benjamin Gusic Wan def. Makar Krivoshchekov (***) 6-4  7-5


R3 Girls

(1) Mika Stojsavljevic def. (16) Zhang-Qian Wei (CHN) 5-2 ret.

Alana Subasic (AUS) def. (3) Hephzibah Oluwadare 6-4 6-2


Charlie+ won their doubles, though, 14-12 (!!!) inthe MTB and are through to the semis



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Boys QF

Manvydas Balciunas (NED) v (5) Benjamin Gusic Wan

Doubles SF

(3) Robertson/Wazny (GBR/POL) v (2) Bogomolov/Pleshivtsev (***)

Girls QF

(1) Mika Stojsavljevic v Kanon Sawashiro (JPN)


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Ben continues to do well, and has out-performed his ranking
Ben now will play Hayden Jones (Emerson's brother) who beat Ben in three sets in last week's final)

And Charlie has made the doubles final

But Mika lost a three-setter, with a 6-0 in the third - which might imply she'd got some sort of problem?


Boys QF

(5) Benjamin Gusic Wan def. Manvydas Balciunas (NED)


Doubles SF

(3) Robertson/Wazny (GBR/POL) def. (2) Bogomolov/Pleshivtsev (***) 6-2 6-2


Girls QF

(1) Mika Stojsavljevic LOST to Kanon Sawashiro (JPN) 3-6 7-5 6-0


(The French 14 year-old 'superstar' lost 6-4 in the third set in the QFs)

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Coup Droit wrote:

Ben continues to do well, and has out-performed his ranking
Ben now will play Hayden Jones (Emerson's brother) who beat Ben in three sets in last week's final)

And Charlie has made the doubles final

But Mika lost a three-setter, with a 6-0 in the third - which might imply she'd got some sort of problem?


Boys QF

(5) Benjamin Gusic Wan def. Manvydas Balciunas (NED)


Doubles SF

(3) Robertson/Wazny (GBR/POL) def. (2) Bogomolov/Pleshivtsev (***) 6-2 6-2


Girls QF

(1) Mika Stojsavljevic LOST to Kanon Sawashiro (JPN) 3-6 7-5 6-0


(The French 14 year-old 'superstar' lost 6-4 in the third set in the QFs)

 Maybe Mika ran out of steam?she has had a very busy couple of weeks and still so young. 



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Boys QF

(5) Benjamin Gusic Wan d. Manvydas Balciunas (NED) 6-3 6-1

SF

(1) Hayden Jones (AUS) v (5) Benjamin Gusic Wan

Doubles F

(1) Jeong/Kim (KOR) v (3) Robertson/Wazny (GBR/POL)

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It was a bust today, in Thailand, with Hayden again having Ben's number and the top seeds way too strong in doubles

SF

(1) Hayden Jones (AUS) def. (5) Benjamin Gusic Wan 6-1 6-4

Doubles F

(1) Jeong/Kim (KOR) def. (3) Robertson/Wazny (GBR/POL) 6-3 6-0


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