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QR1:  Kris van Wyk (RSA) WR 454 (CH = 352 last October) vs (ALT/q8) Arthur Féry WR 350 (CH = 229 last August) 



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Good to see Arthur back.

Hopefully he can build on the grass season.

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QR1:  (ALT/q8) Arthur Féry WR 350 defeated Kris van Wyk (RSA) WR 454 by 4 & 5

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FQR:  (qWC) Kaylan Bigun (USA) WR 849 (CH = 765 in February) vs (ALT/q8) Arthur Féry WR 350

I wonder whether that's pronounced "big 'un" or "bigOON"...



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Stircrazy wrote:

QR1:  (ALT/q8) Arthur Féry WR 350 defeated Kris van Wyk (RSA) WR 454 by 4 & 5

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FQR:  (qWC) Kaylan Bigun (USA) WR 849 (CH = 765 in February) vs (ALT/q8) Arthur Féry WR 350

I wonder whether that's pronounced "big 'un" or "bigOON"...

 You never know with Americans. Could just as easily be bye gun or bee gun



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Brendan F wrote:
Stircrazy wrote:

QR1:  (ALT/q8) Arthur Féry WR 350 defeated Kris van Wyk (RSA) WR 454 by 4 & 5

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FQR:  (qWC) Kaylan Bigun (USA) WR 849 (CH = 765 in February) vs (ALT/q8) Arthur Féry WR 350

I wonder whether that's pronounced "big 'un" or "bigOON"...

 You never know with Americans. Could just as easily be bye gun or bee gun

True.  Anyway, it's by the by.  Yet another ridiculous first name!  disbelief 



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Bigun is only 19 and beat the WR 334 Nakagawa in straights in the 1QR ...possible banana skin?

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Priesty wrote:

Bigun is only 19 and beat the WR 334 Nakagawa in straights in the 1QR ...possible banana skin?

 And remember that a good Bigun will always beat a good Littlun.



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Priesty wrote:

Bigun is only 19 and beat the WR 334 Nakagawa in straights in the 1QR ...possible banana skin?

 Definitely: he's a former Junior no.1 (and French Open jr champ). Went to college instead of turning pro I think, hence the low ranking. Should be an interesting test for Arthur!



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Stircrazy wrote:
Brendan F wrote:
Stircrazy wrote:

QR1:  (ALT/q8) Arthur Féry WR 350 defeated Kris van Wyk (RSA) WR 454 by 4 & 5

*****

FQR:  (qWC) Kaylan Bigun (USA) WR 849 (CH = 765 in February) vs (ALT/q8) Arthur Féry WR 350

I wonder whether that's pronounced "big 'un" or "bigOON"...

 You never know with Americans. Could just as easily be bye gun or bee gun

True.  Anyway, it's by the by.  Yet another ridiculous first name!  disbelief 

 It's a a Gaelic name, meaning "slender" 



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B00thy wrote:
Stircrazy wrote:
Brendan F wrote:
Stircrazy wrote:

QR1:  (ALT/q8) Arthur Féry WR 350 defeated Kris van Wyk (RSA) WR 454 by 4 & 5

*****

FQR:  (qWC) Kaylan Bigun (USA) WR 849 (CH = 765 in February) vs (ALT/q8) Arthur Féry WR 350

I wonder whether that's pronounced "big 'un" or "bigOON"...

 You never know with Americans. Could just as easily be bye gun or bee gun

True.  Anyway, it's by the by.  Yet another ridiculous first name!  disbelief 

 It's a a Gaelic name, meaning "slender" 

 Slender Big 'un sort of works pretty neatly



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B00thy wrote:
Stircrazy wrote:
Brendan F wrote:
Stircrazy wrote:

QR1:  (ALT/q8) Arthur Féry WR 350 defeated Kris van Wyk (RSA) WR 454 by 4 & 5

*****

FQR:  (qWC) Kaylan Bigun (USA) WR 849 (CH = 765 in February) vs (ALT/q8) Arthur Féry WR 350

I wonder whether that's pronounced "big 'un" or "bigOON"...

 You never know with Americans. Could just as easily be bye gun or bee gun

True.  Anyway, it's by the by.  Yet another ridiculous first name!  disbelief 

 It's a a Gaelic name, meaning "slender" 

 Thanks BOOthy. Sounds good to me.



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Arthur thankfully sidestepped the big ol' Yankee banana skin & qualified:

FQR:  (ALT/q8) Arthur Féry WR 349 defeated (qWC) Kaylan Bigun (USA) WR 821 by 5-7 6-4 6-2  smile



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Stircrazy wrote:

Arthur thankfully sidestepped the big ol' Yankee banana skin & qualified:

FQR:  (ALT/q8) Arthur Féry WR 349 defeated (qWC) Kaylan Bigun (USA) WR 821 by 5-7 6-4 6-2  smile

 That would be an American banana skin? 



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Good win I think

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L32:  Alex Bolt (AUS) WR 227 (CH = 125 in March 2019) vs (Q) Arthur Féry WR 349  bleh



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