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Week 1 - ATP Cup - Sydney, Australia - outdoor hard


Winning two out of three matches as GB did and not getting to progress because they decided against an extra day for semi's is absolutely pant.

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Anyway well played Dan Evans, he didn't lose a single rubber, we didn't will one without him. He was Immense. Jamie and Dan found something there in their desperation. A superb climax to the group stage for GB. Poor old Germany then in a pointless match, ridiculous.

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It's a shame as I agree with others we could have genuinely won this I feel. We would have exposed Medvedev in the doubles and Spain or Poland are not that fearsome.

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Winners are Canada, who beat Russia in deciding doubles. 



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Miriambee wrote:

Winners are Canada, who beat Russia in deciding doubles. 


 Well who saw that coming when they were losing against USA several days ago?



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Actually the final is tomorrow- Canada will play Spain who won the other SF yesterday.

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Canada got the opener. What could have been, eh.

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Canada grew through this tournament, fair play they deserved to win. Allowing Shapovalov to have a slow start and build him back looks like a master stroke now. I'm not sure even if we'd won our group, we'd have been strong enough anyway with Dan being the only player performing at a high enough level in this tournament. For me GB haven't found the right dubs pairing in recent times.

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Smudge226 wrote:

Canada grew through this tournament, fair play they deserved to win. Allowing Shapovalov to have a slow start and build him back looks like a master stroke now. I'm not sure even if we'd won our group, we'd have been strong enough anyway with Dan being the only player performing at a high enough level in this tournament. For me GB haven't found the right dubs pairing in recent times.


 I think thats fair comment. The pairing here was taken from ranking ie not selection so Neal couldnt play ahead of Jamie. But not sure Joe and Jamie did it for me or Joe and Neal at DC. I wonder if our best option, if he played, would be Andy with one of Joe or even Jamie? Or Andy and Dan? 



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I'd probably opt for Dan and Neal

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emmsie69 wrote:

I'd probably opt for Dan and Neal


 Did well for a few events last season but it sort of fizzled out in later events although, to be fair, Dans form in general was pants for a long part of the period after he had Covid. 



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This event was a bit meh for me this year. Glad Canada won it though. FAA goes top ten with his performances this week.

Time to step up those merger talks with DC me thinks - 16 teams is better than 18 in DC, but it needs a QF round as well, as opposed to straight to semis.

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