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Sheddie


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Fantastic win for James !



I make it that the win puts him in the top 350 but I may be wrong, I'm off to play tennis now but I look forward to reading Bethan's excellent analysis of how close I am when I get back


I think that the last time we had 4 Brits playing ATPs in the same week [barring the slams] was in 2001 when Henman, Rusedski, Lee and Delgado [both qualifiers] played TMS Toronto.

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I presume you meant overseas UBF?


I remember bloomers and delgado playing at washington in 2005, along with tim and greg - however they were both in as LL's so doesn't really count!


great win for james - will have a good chance if bopanna can beat moodie.  think its a possiblity as moodie coming in from the cold - both figuratively and literally i imagine!



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Fantastic win there for James, a lot of hard work paid off at last.

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And we also have Mackin, Martin Lee , Lee Childs and Bloomfield in the MD of the Grenoble Challenger and a pile of Brits in futures....

Brits is action :

Main ATP : Auckland, Murray, Henman & Boggo (4)

Challenger : A Mackin, Lee Childs, Martin Lee & Bloomers (4)

Futures : I get it over 15 in futures main draws...

So approx 23 brits in action in MD....



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UltimateBoggoFan wrote:

I think that the last time we had 4 Brits playing ATPs in the same week [barring the slams] was in 2001 when Henman, Rusedski, Lee and Delgado [both qualifiers] played TMS Toronto.


The last time we had 4 Brits in ATP action overseas (excl. slams), was in February this year, when Big Arvs had his run to the quarter-finals in Rotterdam, and Tim & Greg both lost in the second round. And Andy got to the quarter-finals in Memphis.

(though Arvind was a LL too!)



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Previous to that it was the week of 24/10/2005, where -

In St Petersburg, Greg got to QFs.
And in Basel, Alan Mackin lost in 1st round to Baghdatis, and Andy beat Tim in round 1, and went on to reach to QFs.

(Alan was a LL!)

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And in the week of 01/08/2005, as goldenboy said, we had Tim, Greg, Bloomers & Jamie Delgado in action in Washington.  Plus Alan Mackin in Sopot.
Only Greg won a match.
(Bloomers, Jamie and Alan were all LLs)

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Drew wrote:

So approx 23 brits in action in MD....



In the first week of August 2005, GB had an amazing 45 players in main draw action! 

In the historic Senegal F1 - Robert Dee, Ross Connolly, Amadeus Fulford-Jones & Dan Cottier

In Spain F18 - Morgan Phillips & James Ward

In Egypt satellite #1 Leg 1 - Richard Brooks & the great Adam Lownsbrough (0-6 0-1 ret.)

In GB satellite #3 Leg 2 - Robert Green, Michael Ouvarov, Jamie Murray, Jim May, Martin Lee, Naim Lalji, Faris Khatib, Andrew Kennaugh, Miles Kasiri, Ryan Jones, Richard Irwin, Simon Roberts, Matthew Hanlin, Chris Lewis, Joshua Goodall, Colin Fleming (won it! ), Chris Eaton, David Corrie, Lee Childs, Tom Burn, Matthew Brown, David Brewer, Neil Bamford, Ross Hutchins, Richard Wire, Matthew Smith & Nathan Rooney

In Belo Horizonte challenger - Anthony Law. (wildcard entry )

In Segovia challenger -Alex Bogdanovic, Arvind Parmar & Mark Hilton

In Vancouver challenger - Andy Murray (reached QFs)

In Sopot ATP - Alan Mackin

In Washington ATP - Tim Henman, Greg Rusedski, Richard Bloomfield & Jamie Delgado



-- Edited by Akhenaten at 01:08, 2006-09-26

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The most tournaments, GB have had players in the main draw in one week was 11 tournaments, on week 26/09/2005.  (This time last year.)

Egypt #2-Leg 3 - Luke Campbell
Australia F6 - Myles Blake
France F15 - Kyle Spencer
Spain F26 - James Ward & Richard Brooks
Sweden F3 - Dominic Inglot
Ukraine F1 - Michael Ouvarov
USA F24 - Matthew Hanlin
Great Britain F13 - Colin Fleming, Naim Lalji, Faris Khatib, Andrew Kennaugh, Miles Kasiri, Ross Hutchins, Ryan Jones, Martin Lee, Simon Harston, Konstantinos Kalaitzis, Daniel Cox, David Corrie, Ross Connolly, Tom Burn, Adam Barratclough, Jamie Baker, Mark Hilton, Alex Miotto, Jamie Murray, Simon Roberts, Tom Rushby, Alexander Slabinsky, Jim May, Matthew Smith, Tom Williams. (Hilton bt Baker in final)
Grenoble challenger - Arvind Parmar & Jamie Delgado
Tulsa challenger - Alex Bogdanovic
Bangkok ATP - Andy Murray (lost to Fed in final)





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The most Brits abroad, in main draw action, in a week was 22, in 17/11/2003.

China #2-Leg 1 - Amadeus Fulford-Jones
Israel #2-Leg 2 - Michael Redmond
Venezuela #2-Leg 3 - Tom Burn, Richard Irwin
Italy #7-Masters - Tom Rushby, Guy Thomas
South/Central Africa-Leg 2 - Chris Lewis (QF), Richard Crabtree, Oliver Freelove, Tim Patient, Matthew Brown (QF), James Auckland (SF)
India F6 - Michael Ouvarov, Naim Lalji (QF), Nick Crawley (lost in final)
Netherlands Antilles F1 - Alan Mackin
USA F32 - Matthew Hanlin
Vietnam F1 - Steven Lockwood, David Brewer, Aidan Graveson, Matthew Smith (lost in final)
Prague challenger - Arvind Parmar


....I'll stop now... promise.



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To Drew's list of Brits in Challengers this week, add Josh Goodall in Tulsa

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Sorry, one more.
The most Brits abroad, including qualifying, was on 1st March 2004, there were 45...

Qualifying
Portugal F1 - (16 GB Players!!) Richard Brooks, Dan Cottier, Joseph Dewhurst, Joshua Goodall, Ross Hutchins (q), James Swain, Nicholas Sego, Jamie Andell, Greig Taylor, Morgan Phillips, Neil Murray, Ala Tehrani, Nigel Matthews, Adam Lownsbrough (0-6 1-6!!), Russell Woolwright, Christopher Parker
Nigeria F2 - Tim Patient, James Auckland (q - Won it! ), Steven Lockwood, Matthew Brown (q)
New Zealand F1 - Robert Green, James Lloyd (q), Alex Miotto, Aidan Graveson (q), Darren Emery
India F1 - David Moore, Tom Jordan, Simon Roberts
Israel #1-Leg 2 - Ryan Parker, Ross Connolly
Spain #2-Leg 1 - James Ward, Carl Barrick, Alexander Gordon, Ryan Crampton, Rolf Rothermel
Dubai ATP - Miles MacLagan

Main Draw
Nigeria F2 - Michael Ouvarov
New Zealand F1 - Amadeus Fulford-Jones, Oliver Foreman
Israel #1-Leg 2 - Matthew Hanlin
Italy #1-Leg 1 - Alan Mackin (SF)
Kyoto challenger - Arvind Parmar, Lee Childs, Alex Bogdanovic
Dubai ATP - Tim Henman (lost in rd 1 to Zib )



-- Edited by Akhenaten at 23:28, 2006-09-25

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Speaking after his win Auckland said
“It was a great result for me today. It’s the first time I’ve qualified for an ATP event so to make use of the draw was very satisfying. Although I haven’t been playing my best tennis, I’m focusing really well and improving with each match.”

James gains 16 points so far which should take him up to approx 366

His rd1 doubles match will be on Wednesday so Delgado will have an extra day to recover from the jetlag.

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UltimateBoggoFan wrote:

James gains 16 points so far which should take him up to approx 366


Not quite the top 350 unfortunately, but if he manages to win his second round he'll be on 115 points which is about 313 so hopefully he can do that.

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Akhenaten wrote:


Drew wrote:

So approx 23 brits in action in MD....



In the first week of August 2005, GB had an amazing 45 players in main draw action! 

In the historic Senegal F1 - Robert Dee, Ross Connolly, Amadeus Fulford-Jones & Dan Cottier

In Spain F18 - Morgan Phillips & James Ward

In Egypt satellite #1 Leg 1 - Richard Brooks & the great Adam Lownsbrough (0-6 0-1 ret.)

In GB satellite #3 Leg 2 - Robert Green, Michael Ouvarov, Jamie Murray, Jim May, Martin Lee, Naim Lalji, Faris Khatib, Andrew Kennaugh, Miles Kasiri, Ryan Jones, Richard Irwin, Simon Roberts, Matthew Hanlin, Chris Lewis, Joshua Goodall, Colin Fleming (won it! ), Chris Eaton, David Corrie, Lee Childs, Tom Burn, Matthew Brown, David Brewer, Neil Bamford, Ross Hutchins, Richard Wire, Matthew Smith & Nathan Rooney

In Belo Horizonte challenger - Anthony Law. (wildcard entry )

In Segovia challenger -Alex Bogdanovic, Arvind Parmar & Mark Hilton

In Vancouver challenger - Andy Murray (reached QFs)

In Sopot ATP - Alan Mackin

In Washington ATP - Tim Henman, Greg Rusedski, Richard Bloomfield & Jamie Delgado



-- Edited by Akhenaten at 01:08, 2006-09-26

Is this the same Nathan Rooney who is now GB 400m runner? I heard the lad was a tennis player as well.

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Is this the same Nathan Rooney who is now GB 400m runner? I heard the lad was a tennis player as well.

I think you`re thinking of Martyn Rooney?

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