Ouanna isn't the worst player than Boggo could have drawn, but there were a lot of better draws as well, but when you're unseeded, you have to take whatever draw comes to you.
Ouanna hasn't done anything special this year, but had a good end to last season which got him a wild card to Paris, so he can obviously play indoors.
And a potential second round clash with Stakhovsky could be interesting....
There's definately live scores available for this, and there are rumours that there is live streaming of at least one court on the website, so hopefully we'll have a chance to see Boggo play.
Doubles Section 2 (4) Michael Kohlmann & Philipp Marx (GER/GER) v Alex Bogdanovic & Olivier Rochus (GBR/BEL) James Auckland & Daniel Brands (GBR/GER) v Harel Levy & Sam Warburg (ISR/USA)
Boggo plays his doubles 4th on Court 3 tomorrow with play starting at 9am GMT.
Two excellent live streams from the tournament website or via atdhe.net. Tipsy beat Pless in the shortest three set match ever and on the other court Bubka & Stakhovsky are a set down in the doubles and are having a few arguements about the way things are going and throwing their rackets. Good news for the DC tie that! There's another doubles match on and then Aucks is playing btw.
Brands holds and then some excellent returning from Aucks in particular plus an easy volley missed by the oppos see them break. Aucks then holds to 15.
1st set Aucks/Brands 6-1 - if anyone's just starting to watch, James is the shorter (at 6'1") of the two players in blue, his partner Daniel Brands is 6'5".
Edit: so the ATP scoreboard was wrong (see FD's post) unless the ITF site has the wrong height for Brands. The shorter one looks more like Aucks to me though.
Edit 2: It just said DF BRA when the taller of the two was serving so maybe the ATP scoreboards has righted itself.
-- Edited by steven at 18:23, 2009-02-17
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Brands is serving now according to the scoreboard (after the DF), and he is the one who I had down as Auckland, so I guess the ATP made a mistake when saying Auckland served the ace.