Well done Finn! Kenny de Schepper is a blast from the past - I remember he used to be an absolute scourge of Brits in the grass court events and generally in the challengers about 10-15 years back. Drawing De Schepper was generally bad news for any of our hopeful wildcards.
Anyway now he's closing in on 40 and a lot lower ranked, hopefully Finn can get a modicum of revenge for all those many losses
Well done Finn! Kenny de Schepper is a blast from the past - I remember he used to be an absolute scourge of Brits in the grass court events and generally in the challengers about 10-15 years back. Drawing De Schepper was generally bad news for any of our hopeful wildcards.
Anyway now he's closing in on 40 and a lot lower ranked, hopefully Finn can get a modicum of revenge for all those many losses
For what it's worth, KdS's three-set match against the q11, Alberto Barroso, lasted for two hours & 36 minutes, while Finn's was two hours 20, but he's 13 years younger....
I've seen a little of Finn play before and seeing the last few games of the first set his biggest opponent appeared to be himself. There were a lot of unforced errors, in one game in particular, and while I appreciate that in part this is why such players are ranked lower, Finn does have appear to have a reasonable all round game including a very good serve. So if Bass can focus on cutting out some of those silly errors I am sure he has the ability to swim with bigger fish.