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Week 14 - ATP Challenger 75 - Elizabeth Moore Open - Sarasota, FL, USA (clay) - DOUBLES


L16:  (1) Cleeve Harper (CAN) & David Stevenson CR 216 (97+119) vs (WC) Wally Thayne & Jamie Vance (USA/USA) CR 829 (403+426)

L16:  Scott Duncan & Daniel Dutra da Silva (BRA) CR 468 (237+231) vs Mitchell Krueger & Tyler Zink (USA/USA) CR 819 (392+427)



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L16:  (1) Cleeve Harper (CAN) & David Stevenson CR 222 (99+123) defeated (WC) Wally Thayne & Jamie Vance (USA/USA) CR 814 (396+418) by 0 & 4



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L16:  (1) Cleeve Harper (CAN) & David Stevenson CR 222 (99+123) defeated (WC) Wally Thayne & Jamie Vance (USA/USA) CR 814 (396+418) by 0 & 4


QF:  (1) Cleeve Harper (CAN) & David Stevenson CR 222 (99+123) vs Thomas Faurel & Sascha Gueymard Wayenburg (FRA/FRA) UNR



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QF:  (1) Cleeve Harper (CAN) & David Stevenson CR 222 (99+123) vs Thomas Faurel & Sascha Gueymard Wayenburg (FRA/FRA) UNR


L16:  Scott Duncan & Daniel Dutra da Silva (BRA) CR 465 (237+228) defeated Mitchell Krueger & Tyler Zink (USA/USA) CR 794 (385+409) by 1 & 2

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QF:  Scott Duncan & Daniel Dutra da Silva (BRA) CR 465 (237+228) vs Andy (!) (*) Andrade & Liam Draxl (ECU/CAN) CR 398 (166+232) 

That's what his ATP profile now says!



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Stircrazy wrote:
Stircrazy wrote:

QF:  (1) Cleeve Harper (CAN) & David Stevenson CR 222 (99+123) vs Thomas Faurel & Sascha Gueymard Wayenburg (FRA/FRA) UNR


L16:  Scott Duncan & Daniel Dutra da Silva (BRA) CR 465 (237+228) defeated Mitchell Krueger & Tyler Zink (USA/USA) CR 794 (385+409) by 1 & 2

*****

QF:  Scott Duncan & Daniel Dutra da Silva (BRA) CR 465 (237+228) vs Andy (!) (*) Andrade & Liam Draxl (ECU/CAN) CR 398 (166+232) 

That's what his ATP profile now says!


 what was it before?



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JonH wrote:
Stircrazy wrote:
Stircrazy wrote:

QF:  (1) Cleeve Harper (CAN) & David Stevenson CR 222 (99+123) vs Thomas Faurel & Sascha Gueymard Wayenburg (FRA/FRA) UNR


L16:  Scott Duncan & Daniel Dutra da Silva (BRA) CR 465 (237+228) defeated Mitchell Krueger & Tyler Zink (USA/USA) CR 794 (385+409) by 1 & 2

*****

QF:  Scott Duncan & Daniel Dutra da Silva (BRA) CR 465 (237+228) vs Andy (!) (*) Andrade & Liam Draxl (ECU/CAN) CR 398 (166+232) 

That's what his ATP profile now says!


 what was it before?


 Andrés. If he wants it now to be shown as Andy, fair dos.



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indiana wrote:
JonH wrote:
Stircrazy wrote:
Stircrazy wrote:

QF:  (1) Cleeve Harper (CAN) & David Stevenson CR 222 (99+123) vs Thomas Faurel & Sascha Gueymard Wayenburg (FRA/FRA) UNR


L16:  Scott Duncan & Daniel Dutra da Silva (BRA) CR 465 (237+228) defeated Mitchell Krueger & Tyler Zink (USA/USA) CR 794 (385+409) by 1 & 2

*****

QF:  Scott Duncan & Daniel Dutra da Silva (BRA) CR 465 (237+228) vs Andy (!) (*) Andrade & Liam Draxl (ECU/CAN) CR 398 (166+232) 

That's what his ATP profile now says!


 what was it before?


 Andrés. If he wants it now to be shown as Andy, fair dos.


 Indeed / if his friends know him as Andy, then why not. Im Jonathan and hate it. So tell everyone to call me Jon. Andy is fine. 



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He was known as Andy throughout his time at college with Oli Crawford.

-- Edited by Lambda on Thursday 9th of April 2026 05:28:25 AM

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Andy Murray did the same

He was Andrew on his ATP profile, before becoming 'Andy'

(Mimi has recently done the same - not to become Andy, of course )

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Its just a name and what does it matter?

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QF:  (1) Cleeve Harper (CAN) & David Stevenson CR 222 (99+123) defeated Thomas Faurel & Sascha Gueymard Wayenburg (FRA/FRA) UNR by 4-6 6-4 [10-6]



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QF:  (1) Cleeve Harper (CAN) & David Stevenson CR 222 (99+123) defeated Thomas Faurel & Sascha Gueymard Wayenburg (FRA/FRA) UNR by 4-6 6-4 [10-6]


SF:  (1) Cleeve Harper (CAN) & David Stevenson CR 222 (99+123) vs Garrett Johns & Theodore Winegar (USA/USA) CR 472 (332+140)



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QF: Andy Andrade & Liam Draxl (ECU/CAN) CR 398 (166+232) defeated Scott Duncan & Daniel Dutra da Silva (BRA) CR 465 (237+228) by 7-5 3-6 [10-6]

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Stircrazy wrote:

QF:  Scott Duncan & Daniel Dutra da Silva (BRA) CR 465 (237+228) vs Andy (!) (*) Andrade & Liam Draxl (ECU/CAN) CR 398 (166+232) 

That's what his ATP profile now says!


QF:  Andy Andrade & Liam Draxl (ECU/CAN) CR 398 (166+232) defeated Scott Duncan & Daniel Dutra da Silva (BRA) CR 465 (237+228) by 7-5 3-6 [10-6]

For the record, I highlighted the change of Christian name from "Andrés" to "Andy" purely because it was the first time I'd seen the change on the ATP site.  The most common diminutive form of "Andrés" in Spanish is "Andresito", although "Andi" is not unknown.  Given that the letter "y" is most common in Spanish as the word meaning "and", the sound most frequently being represented in other words by "i", & if, as Lambda suggests, Andrade was known throughout his time at the University of Florida as"Andy", I presume that that was his way of "fitting in" in what is sometimes called the "Anglosphere", i.e. the sphere of influence which comprises five developed countries that maintain close (most of the time!) social, cultural, political, economic & military ties with one other, viz. Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the UK & the US.



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Stircrazy wrote:
Stircrazy wrote:

QF:  Scott Duncan & Daniel Dutra da Silva (BRA) CR 465 (237+228) vs Andy (!) (*) Andrade & Liam Draxl (ECU/CAN) CR 398 (166+232) 

That's what his ATP profile now says!


QF:  Andy Andrade & Liam Draxl (ECU/CAN) CR 398 (166+232) defeated Scott Duncan & Daniel Dutra da Silva (BRA) CR 465 (237+228) by 7-5 3-6 [10-6]

For the record, I highlighted the change of Christian name from "Andrés" to "Andy" purely because it was the first time I'd seen the change on the ATP site.  The most common diminutive form of "Andrés" in Spanish is "Andresito", although "Andi" is not unknown.  Given that the letter "y" is most common in Spanish as the word meaning "and", the sound most frequently being represented in other words by "i", & if, as Lambda suggests, Andrade was known throughout his time at the University of Florida as"Andy", I presume that that was his way of "fitting in" in what is sometimes called the "Anglosphere", i.e. the sphere of influence which comprises five developed countries that maintain close (most of the time!) social, cultural, political, economic & military ties with one other, viz. Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the UK & the US.


 Stan did the same, from Stanislas. But frequently in the world, we have Asian, Singaporean people who take on English names, both professionally and in the "normal" world. Closer to home, actress Thandiwie Newton was known as Thandie for many years until 2021.

 

But you often comment on names which you find "daft" and it really does no harm to you or I. As someone whose name you may take offense to, its upsetting and rude. 



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