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RE: Week 3 - Challenger 125 (€132,280) - Istanbul, Turkey (indoor hard)


Stircrazy wrote:

SF:  (1) Jonathan Erlich & Andrei Vasilevski (ISR/BLR) CR 157 (70+87) vs Lloyd Glasspool & Harri Heliövaara (FIN) CR 259 (151+108)


 Interesting test. Erlich very experienced. Dont know the belarus player tbh.



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tight, but the Lloyd + pairing got the first set on a TB,

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Ahead 5-3 in 2nd set, would be a good win over the top seeds and another final...if.

Go on Lloyd!

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SF:  Lloyd Glasspool & Harri Heliövaara (FIN) CR 259 (151+108) defeated (1) Jonathan Erlich & Andrei Vasilevski (ISR/BLR) CR 157 (70+87) by 7-6(5) 6-3 

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Final:  Lloyd Glasspool & Harri Heliövaara (FIN) CR 259 (151+108) vs (2) André Göransson & David Pel (SWE/NED) CR 177 (91+86)



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Excellent win and a good week, beating the 4th and 1st seeds. With the 2nd seeds (as SC points out) in the final, it would be a great week if they can win this and, also, bring Lloyd that long awaited title!

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JonH comes home wrote:

Excellent win and a good week, beating the 4th and 1st seeds. With the 2nd seeds (as SC points out) in the final, it would be a great week if they can win this and, also, bring Lloyd that long awaited title!


75 points & 2,285 euros apiece now guaranteed.   biggrin



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1 set all for Lloyd 6-4 3-6 mtb about to start. Come on!

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Stircrazy wrote:
JonH comes home wrote:

Excellent win and a good week, beating the 4th and 1st seeds. With the 2nd seeds (as SC points out) in the final, it would be a great week if they can win this and, also, bring Lloyd that long awaited title!


75 points & 2,285 euros apiece now guaranteed.   biggrin


Sadly, still no title for Lloyd:

Final:  (2) André Göransson & David Pel (SWE/NED) CR 177 (91+86) defeated Lloyd Glasspool & Harri Heliövaara (FIN) CR 259 (151+108) by 4-6 6-3 [10-8]  hmm

It was Harri who droppped his service in the eighth game of the second set & effectively handed it to the second seeds.  They led by *7-5 at one point in the CTB, too.  Still a good week for him. 



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And another one gets away from Lloyd.

Not a bad tiebreak (although what on earth was Lloyd doing at 1-2 - leaving a real easy ball for his partner to play a far more difficult shot.....)

And they were 7-5 up.

But the others took control at the key stage. 8-10. Shame.

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Is Lloyd bottling it in these finals, its not just this one partner and its , what, 6 or 7 tight finals now.

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Thats 6 finals in 9 tournaments I think without a title. Hopefully one is on its way.

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Wow, nice!

 



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JonH comes home wrote:

Is Lloyd bottling it in these finals, its not just this one partner and its , what, 6 or 7 tight finals now.


 Ouch!

Definitely not



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Definitely not ?  

Hopefully not. But, whatever, it's certainly an unfortunate sequence. The doubles talent is clearly there to play a big part in getting to so many finals with some very good looking wins along the way. So by whatever means,  including change in mindset if required, I really hope that a title arrives soon, and then that others folliw. 



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indiana wrote:

Definitely not ?  

Hopefully not. But, whatever, it's certainly an unfortunate sequence. The doubles talent is clearly there to play a big part in getting to so many finals with some very good looking wins along the way. So by whatever means,  including change in mindset if required, I really hope that a title arrives soon, and then that others folliw. 


 Possibly but with a tiebreak in the final set you only have to 'bottle it' on 1 point and you're toast. I think finals should remain best of 3 rather than a tiebreak but I'm not a fan of them as a final set anyway.



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