Mr Cheuque (which sounds like someone who passes off dud cheques, if ever there was one) is now 38

He has played a quite a lot of tournaments over his 'career' - and barely won any games, let alone more than one match

Go, Ambrose !

Coup Droit wrote:

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Mr Cheuque (which sounds like someone who passes off dud cheques, if ever there was one) is now 38

He has played a quite a lot of tournaments over his 'career' - and barely won any games, let alone more than one match

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I've been trying to work out how it's pronounced! 

Stircrazy wrote:

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Young Ambrose gets his first win:

QR1:  (ALT) Ambrose Evamy UNR defeated (ALT) Christian Cheuque (USA) UNR by 0 & 2

*****

QR2:  (ALT) Ambrose Evamy UNR vs Joaquín Bianchi (ARG) UNR

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 And Ambrose did 'go' ! 

We can now move on from wondering how to pronounce Cheuque, SC, we can 'shelve' that (as they say ) and wonder maybe how Evamy should be pronounced? 

Just all short, and without stress? Rather like Bellamy? 

No, SC, you're right (about the 'shelve') but I think the 'temporary' isn't defined in length

But, yes, as you say, I thought we could put Cheuque's pronunciation to one side indefinitely/until he appeared again (if he did)

And concentrate on more serious matters, like Evamy (which we seem to have sorted too)

Which only leaves me to say that Ambrose always makes me think of those tins of rice pudding .....

-- Edited by Coup Droit on Monday 25th of November 2024 07:57:28 PM