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Entry Week 32 - 04/08/2025


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Toronto Week 2 1000 (Hard) -

Cincinnati Week 1 1000 (Hard) - Draper, Fearnley, Norrie

 

CHALLENGERS

Grodzisk Mazowieck 100 (Hard) - Monday, Peniston

Chicago 75 (Hard) - Harris, Evans

Bonn 75 (Clay) - Choinski

Cordenons 75 (Clay) - Pinnington-Jones, Clarke 

 

  FUTURES

USA M25 (Hard) - McHugh

Roehampton M25 (Hard) - Gray, Jubb, Tarvet, Searle, Broom, Wendelken, Story, Lumsden, Little, Jones, Hudd, Summers, Bonding, Weightman (Brady, Samuel, Walters, Martin, Bass, Maxted, Coquelin, Murgett, Robertson, Simkiss, Canter, Jansen, Thomson, Weir, Beaven, Leather, Hooper)

Indonesia M25 (Hard) - Basing

Tunisia M25 (Hard) - (Philibert, Allen, Roan)

Singapore M15 (Hard) - (Habib, Mischker)

Romania M15 (Clay) - Gschwendtner

 

WTA                              

Montreal Week 2 (Hard) -

Cincinnati Week 1 1000 (Hard) - Boulter, Kartal, Raducanu (Jones, Burrage)

                       

FUTURES                          

USA W100 (Hard) - Watson

Austria W75 (Clay) - (Christie)

Belgium W50+H (Clay) - Banks

USA W35 (Hard) - (Swan)

Roehampton W35 (Hard) - Miyazaki, Xu, Appleton, Rajecki, Klugman (Gillan, Bains, Stoiber, Adeshina, Barnes, Oluwadare, Allen, Blake, John-Baptiste, Black, Dunne, Daley, Fernandes, Dudeney)

Tunisia W15 (Hard) - Korpanec Davies

Finland W15 (Clay) - (Kozak)

 

 



-- Edited by seagull on Friday 1st of August 2025 11:21:07 AM

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Points Defences This Week:

Mens:

75 - Fearnley
25 - Loffhagen
16 - Harris
12 - Choinski, Jubb
10 - Draper
9 - Pinnington-Jones
6 - Clarke
3 - Monday, Simkiss, Crawford, Jones
1 - Hudd, Brady, Gray, Wendelken, Basing, Paris, Dhokia

Womens:

120 - Boulter
35 - Kartal
18 - Dart
8 - McDonald
4 - John-Baptiste
2 - Daley
1 - Barnes

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Have to say I'm surprised that JPJ is playing clay court challengers instead of being on hard in the States?

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Interested any JPJ and Jay are on clay this week- theyd have both got onto Chicago and prep for US Open qualies etc .

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Not GB but just wondering if Serena might pop up somewhere on the US hard court swing? On Insta she has been working out in the gym and now back on court in a practice session. Maybe the invitation mixed doubles pre US Open. Or she could just be teasing as she has done that before! www.instagram.com/stories/serenawilliams/3679763714853082357



-- Edited by Var on Saturday 19th of July 2025 07:08:10 AM

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Updated with withdrawals

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We've seen a lot of Toronoto/Montreal drop outs so far; as Cinci backs straight onto those events, be interesting to see if those who go deeper in Canada also then pull out of Cinci as well.

I am expecting to see some pull out

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JonH comes home wrote:

We've seen a lot of Toronoto/Montreal drop outs so far; as Cinci backs straight onto those events, be interesting to see if those who go deeper in Canada also then pull out of Cinci as well.

I am expecting to see some pull out


 Yet this year Canada and Cincy are spread over 3 weeks rather than just two. Are the fields bigger this year, ie. an extra round?



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indiana wrote:
JonH comes home wrote:

We've seen a lot of Toronoto/Montreal drop outs so far; as Cinci backs straight onto those events, be interesting to see if those who go deeper in Canada also then pull out of Cinci as well.

I am expecting to see some pull out


 Yet this year Canada and Cincy are spread over 3 weeks rather than just two. Are the fields bigger this year, ie. an extra round?


 They are both 96 fields, like IW, Miami, Madrid, Rome. 

So hence the longer duration and putting one starting on the finals day of the other. The finals are also both midweek, Monday for one and Thursday for the other.

Bit of a dogs breakfast really



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It is rather.

Goodness knows what they are going to do with the rankings updates? In theory, as per the ATP site, and other sites, players still have points dropping off weekly - on 04/08, 11/08 and 18/08.


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What are Jay and Jack doing on clay two weeks before the US OPEN ? Bizarre.

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Mervatron2 wrote:

What are Jay and Jack doing on clay two weeks before the US OPEN ? Bizarre.


 Yeah, I made the same comment above! Bizarre to me, at least, but there may be some method! 



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JPJ and Jay are both on clay the week before and Jack is in Todi the week after this, which is presumably also clay ?

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indiana wrote:

It is rather.

Goodness knows what they are going to do with the rankings updates? In theory, as per the ATP site, and other sites, players still have points dropping off weekly - on 04/08, 11/08 and 18/08.


 Entry list releases seem to have essentially treated it as if Toronto is a 1 week and Cinci is a 2 week event, so I wonder if we'll essentially see 1 ranking update in the middle of the three weeks that, in essence, backdates the Toronto results as if they had happened earlier, which I think is similar to what happens with the current midweek to midweek structure of the Asian swing. God knows though, it's an obtuse nightmare of a situation.



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JonH comes home wrote:
indiana wrote:
JonH comes home wrote:

We've seen a lot of Toronoto/Montreal drop outs so far; as Cinci backs straight onto those events, be interesting to see if those who go deeper in Canada also then pull out of Cinci as well.

I am expecting to see some pull out


 Yet this year Canada and Cincy are spread over 3 weeks rather than just two. Are the fields bigger this year, ie. an extra round?


 They are both 96 fields, like IW, Miami, Madrid, Rome. 

So hence the longer duration and putting one starting on the finals day of the other. The finals are also both midweek, Monday for one and Thursday for the other.

Bit of a dogs breakfast really


 Maybe it is a bit of a dog's brekky in that it is a change from what we are used to, but I do not criticise the ATP for trying something new. For a 96 draw, one week is too short, and two weeks is too long. I don't see a problem with the finals being mid week. It may even help TV viewing figures.  If it doesn't work out, they can revert to the previous format. If it is a success, maybe IW & Miami and Madrid & Rome might move to similar formats. 



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