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wolf


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Slabba, the Baker boy and Dan Evans are all DAs here.

QR1: (q11) Daniel Cox WR 832 v Job Heijman (NED) UNR
QR1: (q16) Marcus Willis WR 963 v Salvador Rodriguez-Mayoralas (ESP) UNR
QR1: (q8) Joshua Milton WR 748 v Florian Lermurier (FRA) UNR

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QR1: (q16) Marcus Willis WR 963 def Salvador Rodriguez-Mayoralas (ESP) UNR 6-1 6-4
QR2: (q16) Marcus Willis WR 963 v Alexandre Penaud (FRA) WR 1046

Other two were also playing but still waiting results


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QR1: (q11) Daniel Cox WR 832 def Job Heijman (NED) UNR 6-1, 6-0

QR1: (q8) Joshua Milton WR 748 v Florian Lermurier (FRA) UNR 6-4, 6-1




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All 3 lost in 2nd Round

In MD

Slabba has drawn Dan Evans
Baker has WR 394 Romain Jouan (FRA)

Also have 3 pairs in Doubles

-- Edited by Smidster at 07:47, 2009-02-02

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terrible qualifying

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QR2: Alexandre Penaud (FRA) WR 1046 beat (q16) Marcus Willis WR 963 6-3, 6-2 bleh
QR2: Francois-Arthur Vibert (FRA) WR 1498 beat (q11) Daniel Cox WR 832 6-2, 7-5 bleh
QR2: Jens Heyndrickx (BEL) UNR beat (q8) Joshua Milton WR 748 7-5, 6-4 bleh

L32: Alexander Slabinsky WR 330 v Daniel Evans WR 456
L32: Jamie Baker WR 499 v Romain Jouan (FRA) WR 381

-- Edited by wolf at 11:51, 2009-02-02

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That's a set of horrible results from qualifying - what happened to them?

Not the best draws as well with Slabba and Evans getting each other, but I suppose one of them will get a point, and it begins the Davis Cup play-offs early

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L32: Daniel Evans WR 456 beat (6) Alexander Slabinsky WR 330 6-4, 6-4 biggrinbleh
L32: Romain Jouan (FRA) WR 381 beat Jamie Baker WR 499 3-6, 7-5, 6-1 cry

Jouan beat Calleri in Metz last year (then again Baker did the same in the DC), won two futures in Spain and has beaten Juska and twice nearly beaten our old friend Robert this year so is obviously pretty useful.

L16: Daniel Evans WR 456 v Vincent Millot (FRA) WR 439 or (Q) Gleb Sakharov (UKR) WR 1660

Doubles R1
Slabba & Baker withdrew
Evans / Willis beat Canudas-Fernandez / Vivanco-Guzman (ESP) 6-2, 7-6(3)
Cox / Milton beat the 3rd seeds by walkover

QF
Evans / Willis v Cox / Milton

-- Edited by wolf at 17:37, 2009-02-02

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I'm pleased that Evo got through, though it's a pity two brits of similar abilities had to play each other at the start of the event.

Shame about Jamie, looks like he still hasn't recovered his form yet. He comes across in interviews as being very positive and down to earth. With that attitude he should hopefully find his feet again soon.

Kind of odd that only two singles matches were played today. Though I'm sure there must be a reason for it.

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Shame that Slabba and Evans drew each other, but a good win for Evans anyway and he continues to have started the season quite well, and could have another good run here.

Shame that Baker lost, especially after winning the first set, and he justs needs some wins from someone to get his season going

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Millot won 7-5, 4-6, 6-2 today so...

L16: Daniel Evans WR 456 v Vincent Millot (FRA) WR 439

The second seed gave a walkover in the first round. I find it quite amazing that there was no-one to take his place as a lucky loser particulary as Cox, Milton and Willis are all still in the doubles (albiet they weren't playing today).

-- Edited by wolf at 19:16, 2009-02-03

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Blimey!  Only three seeds left in the singles:  the French top seed, David Guez, Michael Lammer (SUI/3) & Yannick Mertens (BEL/5). disbelief  A possible golden opportunity for someone... pray.gif

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Millot struggled today, so perhaps he isn't in the greatest of form, and if Evans could get past him, his QF opponent would either be a WC or a qualifier, so a great chance to go deep here.

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ForeverDelayed wrote:

Millot struggled today, so perhaps he isn't in the greatest of form, and if Evans could get past him, his QF opponent would either be a WC or a qualifier, so a great chance to go deep here.


Unfortunately, Dan continued the poor run of results for our boys today:  he lost 6-7(6) 4-6. hmm



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QF
EVANS (GBR) / WILLIS (GBR) defeated COX (GBR) / MILTON (GBR) 6-4 6-4

SF
EVANS (GBR) / WILLIS (GBR) Vs GUEZ (FRA) / JEANPIERRE (FRA)

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