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JonH comes home


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L16: (1) Hiroki Moriya (JPN) WR 263 beat Harry Wendelken WR 661 6-0 6-4
L16: [non-GB] (5) Brandon Holt (USA) WR 488 beat Yannick Mertens (BEL) WR 673 6-3 6-2

L16: (3) Filip Peliwo (POL) WR 396 beat (Q) Adam Jones WR 1650 7-5 6-4
L16: (8) Luca Potenza (ITA) WR 526 beat Jan Choinski WR 557 7-6(3) 6-3

L16: (WC) Oscar Weightman WR 804 beat (6) Charles Broom WR 494 6-2 6-4
L16: Stuart Parker WR 565 beat (4) Billy Harris WR 398 6-3 4-6 6-2

L16: (7) Maximilian Neuchrist (AUT) WR 515 beat Mark Whitehouse WR 709 7-5 6-2
L16: Henry Patten WR 667 beat Patrik Niklas-Salminen (FIN) WR 756 6-2 6-1

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QF: [non-GB] (1) Hiroki Moriya (JPN) WR 263 vs (5) Brandon Holt (USA) WR 488
QF: [non-GB] (3) Filip Peliwo (POL) WR 396 vs (8) Luca Potenza (ITA) WR 526

QF: (WC) Oscar Weightman WR 804 vs Stuart Parker WR 565
QF: (7) Maximilian Neuchrist (AUT) WR 515 vs Henry Patten WR 667

 Looks like the Brits have cornered the bottom half, fancy one of them to get through Neuchrist



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JonH comes home wrote:

Oscar wins in 2 sets, that is a big win and upset for him over Charlie Broom - and not just an upset for Bob, either!

Henry Patten gets a good win and joins Oscar in the last 8

 Charlie seems to be having a few 'not so good' matches recently? 



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QF: [non-GB] Anirudh Chandrasekar & N Vijay Sundar Prashanth (IND/IND) CR 1023 (532+491) beat (1) Maximilian Neuchrist & Patrick Niklas-Salminen (AUT/FIN) CR 702 (331+371) 6-7(3) 7-6(7) [10-8]
QF: (WC) Giles Hussey & Joshua Paris CR 1867 (1296+571) beat Scott Duncan & Ewan Moore CR 1937 (688+1249) 6-4 6-1

QF: (4) Julian Cash & Henry Patten CR 893 (427+466) beat Oscar Weightman & Harry Wendelken CR 1687 (864+823) 6-3 6-4
QF: Stuart Parker & Filip Peliwo (CAN) CR 1722 (920+802) beat Ben Jones & Daniel Little CR 1039 (440+599) 6-4 6-4

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SF: Anirudh Chandrasekar & N Vijay Sundar Prashanth (IND/IND) CR 1023 (532+491) vs (WC) Giles Hussey & Joshua Paris CR 1867 (1296+571)

SF: (4) Julian Cash & Henry Patten CR 893 (427+466) vs Stuart Parker & Filip Peliwo (CAN) CR 1722 (920+802)



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Nice one, Henry. As mentioned before, Henry is at least the level of Charlie, and definitely in the soon-to-be-in-the-top-500 group

QF: Henry Patten WR 667 def. (7) Maximilian Neuchrist (AUT) WR 515 6-3 6-2

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And that win for Henry guarantees a British finalist as he plays Stuart or Oscar in the semis.

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Oscar's results are a bit odd, one tournament win and very little else.
I was going to suggest Stu should come though this match as should Henry.

 Oscar went 0-3 down in the first set but has just won four games in a row. 



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Oscar takes the following two games too to win the first set 6-3.

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paulisi wrote:

Oscar's results are a bit odd, one tournament win and very little else.
I was going to suggest Stu should come though this match as should Henry.

 Oscar went 0-3 down in the first set but has just won four games in a row. 

 He of course won that tournie in Monastir just a month or two back. It looks like he finished juniors just before the pandemic hit and may have struggled to make it onto the pro tour but results seem to be coming together this season, at least a little more but not yet consistently. He played a couple of UKPL weeks this year and came in middling in the list, standing just outside the top 10 in their ranking table



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And Oscar causes an upset to win 3 and 3.

Semifinal between Henry and Oscar ,not one I expected to see!

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As said, I'm convinced it's all part of the 2001-er brigade charge

Blu and Harry and Oscar have all decided, en masse, to make their move

No coincidence that it's all happened within 2 or 3 months of each other.

With Jack and Anton, we might have five 2001-ers in, or knocking on the door of, the top-500

(And, of course, if the rare George Loff bird ever is sighted on a tennis court again, that'd be a round half-dozen)

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Coup Droit wrote:

As said, I'm convinced it's all part of the 2001-er brigade charge

Blu and Harry and Oscar have all decided, en masse, to make their move

No coincidence that it's all happened within 2 or 3 months of each other.

With Jack and Anton, we might have five 2001-ers in, or knocking on the door of, the top-500

(And, of course, if the rare George Loff bird ever is sighted on a tennis court again, that'd be a round half-dozen)

 On a serious note, do you think Jack making his massive leap this year -and last - has spurred the others on, as you say. It could well be the case. I dont know how they all stacked up when younger but if the Harrys and Oscars were competitive or beating Jack, it may well make them push themselves that much harder



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I WAS being serious.....

(And, no, just me but I don't think Jack's leap up has made any real difference - there were always the two groups - Jack, Anton and George, and the others)



-- Edited by Coup Droit on Friday 22nd of April 2022 05:40:17 PM

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Henry P having a knock-out week - him and Julian have made the finals of the dubs

Giles and Josn lost though.

So Henry and Julian will play the Indian pair

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QF: (WC) Oscar Weightman WR 804 beat Stuart Parker WR 565 6-3 6-3
QF: Henry Patten WR 667 beat (7) Maximilian Neuchrist (AUT) WR 515 6-3 6-2

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SF: (WC) Oscar Weightman WR 804 vs Henry Patten WR 667



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SF: Anirudh Chandrasekar & N Vijay Sundar Prashanth (IND/IND) CR 1023 (532+491) beat (WC) Giles Hussey & Joshua Paris CR 1867 (1296+571) 6-3 6-4

SF: (4) Julian Cash & Henry Patten CR 893 (427+466) beat Stuart Parker & Filip Peliwo (CAN) CR 1722 (920+802) 7-6(3) 6-2

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Final: Anirudh Chandrasekar & N Vijay Sundar Prashanth (IND/IND) CR 1023 (532+491) vs (4) Julian Cash & Henry Patten CR 893 (427+466)

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