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Niall


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The singles draws have been published and there are some pretty unfamiliar names in qualifying. That is probably because our brightest youngsters have entered GB F10 which is also next week. I expect the 1st, 2nd and 4th seeds to qualify with very trouble. Ross Hutchins and Jim May have been unlucky and they will meet in the final round of qualys.


Martin Lee, James Aukland, Joshua Goodall, Matthew Smith and Arvind Parmar have qualified for the main draw with their ranking. Wild cards have been awarded to Jonathon Marray, Colin Fleming, Neil Bamford, and Alex Slabinsky.


It will be interesting to see what effect this will have on GB F10. Hopefully removing so many of our current players will give opportunities to the next generation.


Main Draw: http://www.atptennis.com/posting/2006/583/mds.pdf
Qualy: http://www.atptennis.com/posting/2006/583/qs.pdf
Doubles: http://www.atptennis.com/posting/2006/583/mdd.pdf
OOP: http://www.atptennis.com/posting/2006/583/op.pdf



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I've worked out this odds for winning Manchester...
Doesn't look great for the British guys.

    5/1 Gilles Elseneer (1)
    5/1 Antony Dupuis (2)
    7/1 Chris Guccione (5)
   15/1 Jaroslav Pospisil
   15/1 Thomas Oger (q)
   16/1 Massimo Dell'Acqua
   18/1 Nicolas Tourte (8)
   30/1 Luke Bourgeois (7)
   30/1 Martin Lee (3)
   30/1 Jean-Francois Bachelot
   40/1 Arvind Parmar (4)
   40/1 Gary Lugassy
   40/1 Joshua Goodall
   40/1 Frederik Nielsen
   50/1 Nicolas Renavand
   60/1 Aisam Qureshi (q)
   60/1 Lovro Zovko
   75/1 James Auckland
  100/1 Toshihide Matsui (6)
  100/1 Harsh Mankad
  125/1 Tomislav Peric
  150/1 Philipp Marx
  250/1 Joseph Sirianni
  400/1 Philipp Hammer
  600/1 Jonathan Marray (wc)
 2000/1 Federico Torresi
 2000/1 Colin Fleming (wc)
 5000/1 Ross Hutchins (q)
 5000/1 Neil Bamford (wc)
 5000/1 Matthew Smith
10000/1 Alexander Slabinsky (wc)
20000/1 Philip Stolt (q)


 



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Tuesday Results:

(5)Chris Guccione (AUS) bt Federico Torresi (ITA) 76 (5) 75
Thomas Oger (FRA) (Q) bt Colin Fleming (GBR) 26 62 63
Tomislav Peric (CRO) bt Neil Bamford (GBR) 63 64
Joshua Goodall (GBR) bt (8)Nicolas Tourte (FRA) 46 76 (12) 76 (3)



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1/3 of 3 not great so far. good won for josh mind, torte beat big arvs recently.

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That is an excellent win for Josh Goodall beating the 8th seed. He will face Tomislav Peric in the next round and on this form he could do well in this tournament.


However, it is a real shame that Colin lost after winning the first set. He has 25 points to defend from a GB satalite at the end of August, almost a third of his total. If he is going to cover that loss and maintain some forward momentum he has really got to start picking up points now.



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Martin Lee beat James Auckland 6-3 6-3
Jonny Marray beat Phillip Marx 6-4 3-6 6-2 



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Josh Goodall won 4-6 7-6 (14-12) 7-6 (7-3)

He must have had a hell of of lot of match points against him.

Good on him for managing to turn that into a victory. 



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Sasha lost 62 64 to Bachelot.


Hutchins was 1 set all with Toshide.



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Akhenaten wrote:

I've worked out this odds for winning Manchester...Doesn't look great for the British guys.     5/1 Gilles Elseneer (1)    5/1 Antony Dupuis (2)    7/1 Chris Guccione (5)   15/1 Jaroslav Pospisil   15/1 Thomas Oger (q)   16/1 Massimo Dell'Acqua   18/1 Nicolas Tourte (8)   30/1 Luke Bourgeois (7)   30/1 Martin Lee (3)   30/1 Jean-Francois Bachelot   40/1 Arvind Parmar (4)   40/1 Gary Lugassy   40/1 Joshua Goodall   40/1 Frederik Nielsen   50/1 Nicolas Renavand   60/1 Aisam Qureshi (q)   60/1 Lovro Zovko   75/1 James Auckland  100/1 Toshihide Matsui (6)  100/1 Harsh Mankad  125/1 Tomislav Peric  150/1 Philipp Marx  250/1 Joseph Sirianni  400/1 Philipp Hammer  600/1 Jonathan Marray (wc) 2000/1 Federico Torresi 2000/1 Colin Fleming (wc) 5000/1 Ross Hutchins (q) 5000/1 Neil Bamford (wc) 5000/1 Matthew Smith10000/1 Alexander Slabinsky (wc)20000/1 Philip Stolt (q)  
If you're taking bets, I'll have a fiver on Martin Lee at 30's!!!

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Wednesday results:


1st round (continued):

Gilles Elseneer (Bel) bt Gary Lugassy (Fra) 7-5 6-3

Lovro Zovko (Cro) bt Phil Stolt (USA) 7-6 (7-2) 4-6 6-4

Harsh Mankad (Ind) bt Luke Bourgeois (Aus) 6-4 6-2

Jean-Francois Bachelot (Fra) bt Alexander Slabinsky (Gbr) 6-2 6-4

Nicolas Renavand (Fra) bt Matthew Smith (Gbr) 3-2 ret

Jaroslav Pospisil (Cze) bt Arvind Parmar (Gbr) 7-6 (10-8) 6-3

Ross Hutchins (Gbr) bt Toshihide Matsui (Jpn) 6-4 1-6 7-5

Joseph Sirianni (Aus) bt Massimo Dell’Acqua (Ita) 3-6 6-3 6-3



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is this the end for big arvs? some very diaapointing loses recently, his grass court season has been woeful and he only has nottingham challenger left on grass. His ranking slipped, he used to maintain himself with the odd challnger win a year but that doesnt seem to be coming a long anymore.  

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2nd rd:

Lovro Zovko (Cro) bt Gilles Elseneer (Bel) 7-6 (7-3) 6-3

Chris Guccione (Aus) bt Jonathan Marray (Gbr) 7-6 (7-2) 7-5 

Martin Lee (Gbr) bt Thomas Oger (Fra) 3-6 7-6 (8-6) 6-4  

Joshua Goodall (Gbr) bt Tomislav Peric (Cro) 1-6 6-3 6-4   

Harsh Mankad (Ind) bt Jean-Francois Bachelot (Fra) 6-3 6-4

Jaroslav Pospisil (Cze) bt Nicolas Renavand (Fra) 3-6 7-6 (7-5) 7-6 (8-6)

Antony Dupuis (Fra) bt Frederik Nielsen (Den) 7-6 (7-4) 6-3

Joseph Sirianni (Aus) bt Ross Hutchins (Gbr) 6-4 6-3

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Josh is on fire at the moment!

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RobC wrote:
Josh is on fire at the moment!

ur not joking ! Fab result

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It is a great result for Josh, I dont know how he managed to go into Wimbledon with his ranking languishing at 400 ish - I saw Josh best Scoville Jenkins in final round qualifying at Roehampton and was very impressed.  I hope he'll be able to continue his good form on the hard courts, but there is still plenty of points to play for on the grass - lets hop he canmake hay while the sun shines!

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