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QR1:  (q1) Jacob Fearnley WR 98 (= CH) vs Lukas Pokorny (SVK) WR 424 (CH = 483 in August)

Cam Norrie should be in the main draw...



-- Edited by Stircrazy on Saturday 12th of October 2024 01:57:32 PM

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Top seed and a tasty draw. Excellent

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Just realised there is another Ymer brother , Rafael, thats three of them - Jake could play this one if they both reach qr2

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JonH comes home wrote:

Just realised there is another Ymer brother , Rafael, thats three of them - Jake could play this one if they both reach qr2

 

Well there's a space just opening up on tour for a Rafael! biggrin

Thanks, JonH. Just looked him up - this one is just 18 and has only played about 4 tournaments in pros. First two of which were in Ethiopia. Id always thought the Ymer brothers looked Eritrean/Ethiopian but didn't see anything about their background the one time I looked. 

 

 



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GBJ wrote:
JonH comes home wrote:

Just realised there is another Ymer brother , Rafael, thats three of them - Jake could play this one if they both reach qr2

 

Well there's a space just opening up on tour for a Rafael! biggrin

Thanks, JonH. Just looked him up - this one is just 18 and has only played about 4 tournaments in pros. First two of which were in Ethiopia. Id always thought the Ymer brothers looked Eritrean/Ethiopian but didn't see anything about their background the one time I looked. 

 Both parents are Ethiopian (although they met in Sweden, apparently, after both had fled the war)

The dad became one of the top Swedish 10km runners, but didn't want his boys to go into running  

On Eli's ATP page, brother Rafa is listed as one of his coaches 

Which is a bit of a stretch if Rafa is only 18 smile

NB I've seen the two older brothers plays live several times - I like their matches - and they look SO alike - it's quite uncanny - look at the photo here, even with one smiling and the other not

https://courts.club/freres-ymer-lheritage-dune-maison-lattente-dun-fanion/

 

 

 



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L16:  (1) Harri Heliövaara (FIN) & Henry Patten CR 31 (15+16) vs Jonathan Eysseric & Denys Molchanov (FRA/KAZ) CR  179 (105+74)

L16:  (3) Jean-Julien Rojer (NED) & Joe Salisbury CR 34 (42+12) vs Andreas Mies & John-Patrick Smith (GER/AUS) CR 119 (60+59)

L16:  Petr Nouza & Patrik Rykl (CZE/CZE) CR 160 (81+79) vs (4) Julian Cash & Lloyd Glasspool CR 70 (32+38)  



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QR1:  (q1) Jacob Fearnley WR 98 defeated Lukas Pokorny (SVK) WR 424 by 4 & 2  smile

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FQR:  (q1) Jacob Fearnley WR 98 vs (q6) Kamil Majchrzak (POL) WR 146 (CH = 75 in February 2022)



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Stircrazy wrote:

QR1:  (q1) Jacob Fearnley WR 98 defeated Lukas Pokorny (SVK) WR 424 by 4 & 2  smile

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FQR:  (q1) Jacob Fearnley WR 98 vs (q6) Kamil Majchrzak (POL) WR 146 (CH = 75 in February 2022)

 No ymer then 



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JonH comes home wrote:
Stircrazy wrote:

QR1:  (q1) Jacob Fearnley WR 98 defeated Lukas Pokorny (SVK) WR 424 by 4 & 2  smile

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FQR:  (q1) Jacob Fearnley WR 98 vs (q6) Kamil Majchrzak (POL) WR 146 (CH = 75 in February 2022)

 No ymer then 

Given that the Pole beat him by 1 & 1, obviously not!  wink



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Majchrzak will be a tough opponent. Had a drugs suspension in 2023 (although found to have no significant fault) and has quickly climbed the rankings this year.

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Norrie v Kecmanovic

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L28:  Cameron Norrie WR 52 (CH = 8 in September 2022) vs Miomir Kecmanovic (SRB) WR 55 (CH = 27 in January last year)



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Possible main spots for qualifiers are Sonego, Moutet, Martinez and Davidovich Fokina. I'm gonna be bold and predict Jake to make round 2.

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Possible main spots for qualifiers are Sonego, Moutet, Martinez and Davidovich Fokina. I'm gonna be bold and predict Jake to make round 2.

 Well, Jake is an early break down, 4-2 to the Pole and serving 



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Jake lost the first set but is a break up in the second.

3-6 *4-2



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