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Week 39 - ITF M15 - Lubbock, TX, USA (hard)


QR1:  (q1) Blu Baker WR 1418 (= CH) vs BYE

Paul Jubb & Mark Whitehouse should be in the main, together with Henry Patten (SE) & Charles Broom.



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FQR:  (q1) Blu Baker WR 1418 vs Isaac Arturo Arévalo (MEX) UNR



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FQR:  Isaac Arturo Arévalo (MEX) UNR defeated (q1) Blu Baker WR 1418 by 2 & 3  bleh

However:

L32:  (1) Gijs Brouwer (NED) WR 379 (CH = 342 in August 2019) vs (LL) Blu Baker WR 1418

L32:  William Bushamuka (USA) WR 1139 (CH = 638 in October 2019) vs Henry Patten WR 1118 (CH = 1091 in July)

L32:  (5) Mark Whitehouse WR 693 (CH = 530 in August 2019) vs (WC) Franco Ribero (ARG) WR 1865 (CH = 1428 in May 2017)

L32:  Charles Broom WR 1171 (CH = 1065 in November last year) vs (2) Sekou Bangoura (USA) WR 456 (CH = 213 in October 2016)



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Is Paul Jubb not playing this one?

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L16:  Charles Broom & Chad Kissell (USA) CR 3258 (927+2331) vs Parth Aggarwal & Suraj Prabod (IND/IND) UNR

L16:  Alexander Richards & Takeyasu Sekiguchi (USA/USA) UNR (2204+0) vs Blu Baker & Cannon Kingsley (USA) CR 3797 (1840+1957)

L16:  Isaac Arturo Arévalo & Reed Collier (MEX/USA) UNR vs (3) Henry Patten & Mark Whitehouse CR 1859 (1346+513)

 



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JonH comes home wrote:

Is Paul Jubb not playing this one?


He's certainly not in the draw. Though he was indeed on the entry list - indeed still is on the ITF site though latish withdrawals are usually not taken off.

That questionable dash over to the US for 15Ks after his Portugal 25K successes hasn't worked out. A relative struggle then QF exit in week 1 and withdrawal for whatever reason in week 2.

I recall Katy Dunne 'celebrating' an unexpected France 60K triumph in 2019 by jumping on a plane to Japan, retiring in R1 and aborting the remainder of her planned Japan trip.

Sometimes you need to hold back previous plans, savour, and then move on again. 



-- Edited by indiana on Tuesday 28th of September 2021 10:46:58 AM

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indiana wrote:
JonH comes home wrote:

Is Paul Jubb not playing this one?


He's certainly not in the draw. Though he was indeed on the entry list - indeed still is on the ITF site though latish withdrawals are usually not taken off.

That questionable dash over to the US for 15Ks after his Portugal 25K successes hasn't worked out. A relative struggle then QF exit in week 1 and withdrawal for whatever reason in week 2.

I recall Katy Dunne 'celebrating' an unexpected France 60K triumph in 2019 by jumping on a plane to Japan, retiring in R1 and aborting the remainder of her planned Japan trip.

Sometimes you need to hold back previous plans, savour, and then move on again. 



-- Edited by indiana on Tuesday 28th of September 2021 10:46:58 AM


 agreed, and glad to see Liam didnt jump on a place and head off half way around the world for that exact reason!



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JonH comes home wrote:
indiana wrote:
JonH comes home wrote:

Is Paul Jubb not playing this one?


He's certainly not in the draw. Though he was indeed on the entry list - indeed still is on the ITF site though latish withdrawals are usually not taken off.

That questionable dash over to the US for 15Ks after his Portugal 25K successes hasn't worked out. A relative struggle then QF exit in week 1 and withdrawal for whatever reason in week 2.

I recall Katy Dunne 'celebrating' an unexpected France 60K triumph in 2019 by jumping on a plane to Japan, retiring in R1 and aborting the remainder of her planned Japan trip.

Sometimes you need to hold back previous plans, savour, and then move on again. 



-- Edited by indiana on Tuesday 28th of September 2021 10:46:58 AM


 agreed, and glad to see Liam didnt jump on a place and head off half way around the world for that exact reason!


 It's one thing to jump on the plane because you've suddenly made the draw for a big tournament but a 15k!! utterly ludicrous.  There must have been a reason he scheduled 2  25 follwed by 2 x 15k but I can't see it.



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Is it anything to do with where he went to college there? Lots of players like to play their 'home' event....

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L16: Charles Broom & Chad Kissell (USA) CR 3258 (927+2331) def. Parth Aggarwal & Suraj Prabod (IND/IND) UNR 6-3 6-2

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Coup Droit wrote:

L16: Charles Broom & Chad Kissell (USA) CR 3258 (927+2331) def. Parth Aggarwal & Suraj Prabod (IND/IND) UNR 6-3 6-2


L16:  Blu Baker & Cannon Kingsley (USA) CR 3797 (1840+1957) defeated Alexander Richards & Takeyasu Sekiguchi (USA/USA) UNR (2204+0) by 4 & 4



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But Henry and Mark lost

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Stircrazy wrote:
Coup Droit wrote:

L16: Charles Broom & Chad Kissell (USA) CR 3258 (927+2331) def. Parth Aggarwal & Suraj Prabod (IND/IND) UNR 6-3 6-2


L16:  Blu Baker & Cannon Kingsley (USA) CR 3797 (1840+1957) defeated Alexander Richards & Takeyasu Sekiguchi (USA/USA) UNR (2204+0) by 4 & 4


L16:  Isaac Arturo Arévalo & Reed Collier (MEX/USA) UNR defeated (3) Henry Patten & Mark Whitehouse CR 1859 (1346+513) by 5-7 7-5 [10-6]  bleh

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QF:  Blu Baker & Cannon Kingsley (USA) CR 3797 (1840+1957) vs Isaac Arturo Arévalo & Reed Collier (MEX/USA) UNR



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Stircrazy wrote:
Stircrazy wrote:
Coup Droit wrote:

L16: Charles Broom & Chad Kissell (USA) CR 3258 (927+2331) def. Parth Aggarwal & Suraj Prabod (IND/IND) UNR 6-3 6-2


L16:  Blu Baker & Cannon Kingsley (USA) CR 3797 (1840+1957) defeated Alexander Richards & Takeyasu Sekiguchi (USA/USA) UNR (2204+0) by 4 & 4


L16:  Isaac Arturo Arévalo & Reed Collier (MEX/USA) UNR defeated (3) Henry Patten & Mark Whitehouse CR 1859 (1346+513) by 5-7 7-5 [10-6]  bleh

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QF:  Blu Baker & Cannon Kingsley (USA) CR 3797 (1840+1957) vs Isaac Arturo Arévalo & Reed Collier (MEX/USA) UNR


QF:  (4) Nathan Ponwith & Tyler Zink (USA/USA) CR 1991 (906+1085) vs Charles Broom & Chad Kissell (USA) CR 3258 (927+2331)



-- Edited by Stircrazy on Wednesday 29th of September 2021 11:10:01 AM

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Coup Droit wrote:

Is it anything to do with where he went to college there? Lots of players like to play their 'home' event....


 Nope - Paul Jubb went to North Carolina, not Texas Tech..



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