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Good win today for Jamie and Ebden - 10-5 MTB win over Arevalo and Rojer

Doubles has gone well today, we have 4 players now in the last 8 pairs

Joe, Neal, Lloyd and Jamie

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QF:  (1) Rajeev Ram (USA) & Joe Salisbury CR 3 (1+2) vs (8) Ivan Dodig & Austin Krajicek (CRO/USA) CR 28 (13+15)

QF:  Rohan Bopanna & Matwé Middelkoop (IND/NED) CR 44 (19+25) vs (2) Wesley Koolhof (NED) & Neal Skupski CR 7 (4+3)

L16:  (7) Lloyd Glasspool & Harri Heliövaara (FIN) CR 34 (18+16) defeated Daniel Evans & John Peers (AUS) CR 109 (76+33) 6-3 6-7(5) [15-13]

L16:  Matthew Ebden (AUS) & Jamie Murray CR 65 (31+34) defeated (3) Marcelo Arévalo & Jean-Julien Rojer (ESA/NED) CR 11 (6+5) by 3-6 6-3 [10-5]   biggrin

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QF:  (7) Lloyd Glasspool & Harri Heliövaara (FIN) CR 34 (18+16) vs Matthew Ebden (AUS) & Jamie Murray CR 65 (31+34)



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Lloyd rattling through Brits - see off Dan, Jamie, then Neal and Joe?

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Puetz and Venus won so keeping it alive

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The L16 match win for Jamie mentioned above is his 500 tour level win.

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The L16 match win for Jamie mentioned above is his 500 tour level win.

 Marvellous achievement , great career 



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QF:  (2) Wesley Koolhof (NED) & Neal Skupski CR 7 (4+3) defeated Rohan Bopanna & Matwé Middelkoop (IND/NED) CR 44 (19+25) by 3 & 4  smile



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That will be enough to ensure that Neal and Wesley are ranked ahead of Joe & Rajeev in Monday's rankings.

Though with Neal dropping 90 points ( leaving them level on points ) and having played an extra tournament it will be Wesley WR 1 and Neal WR 2.

They should be joint WR 1 the following Monday 14/11 when that extra tournament from last year drops out. And joint thereafter although there will then be big points to play for at rhe ATP Finals so Joe & Rajeev could come back at them then.



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QF:  (2) Wesley Koolhof (NED) & Neal Skupski CR 7 (4+3) defeated Rohan Bopanna & Matwé Middelkoop (IND/NED) CR 44 (19+25) by 3 & 4  smile

QF:  (7) Lloyd Glasspool & Harri Heliövaara (FIN) CR 34 (18+16) defeated Matthew Ebden (AUS) & Jamie Murray CR 65 (31+34) by 6-4 7-6(6)  smile  cry

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SF:  (7) Lloyd Glasspool & Harri Heliövaara (FIN) CR 34 (18+16) vs (2) Wesley Koolhof (NED) & Neal Skupski CR 7 (4+3)



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And where Neal's win earlier moves him up to effectively equal 1 or 2 for now as explained by Indy, Lloyds win with Harri guarantees them a place in the World Tour FInals, a great achievement and well deserved after a great season!

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QF:  (8) Ivan Dodig & Austin Krajicek (CRO/USA) CR 28 (13+15) defeated (1) Rajeev Ram (USA) & Joe Salisbury CR 3 (1+2) by 3-6 6-4 [10-6]  bleh



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Disappointing for Joe and Rajeev. I think it means that if Neal and Wes can win the event, then they will be above Joe and Rajeev at season end , regardless of what happens in Turin - if Neal and Wes get no points in Turin and Joe and Rajeev get 1500, they would still be short if Neal and Wes go on and win here.

I think , though, it is fair to say Neal and Wes are clear favourites to be season end top dogs.

The semi against Lloyd and Harri should be very interesting tomorrow

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If Lloyd can go onto win this weeks title, he and Harri will be 4th ranked pair and Lloyd will go top 10 (as will Harri) in the individual rankings.

3 pairs with Brits in the top 4 would be some achievement!

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Disappointing for Joe and Rajeev. I think it means that if Neal and Wes can win the event, then they will be above Joe and Rajeev at season end , regardless of what happens in Turin - if Neal and Wes get no points in Turin and Joe and Rajeev get 1500, they would still be short if Neal and Wes go on and win here.

I think , though, it is fair to say Neal and Wes are clear favourites to be season end top dogs.

The semi against Lloyd and Harri should be very interesting tomorrow

I think not quite ahead iof Rajeev regardless of what happens in Turin. They would need the Paris title plus one match win in Turin to guarantee ending the season as joint WR 1.

I  make it that Rajeev will be on 5980 points so 1500 from Turin would take him to 7480.

Joe will be on 5890 points so 1500 would take him to 7390

If Neal & Wesley win the Paris title they will be on 7450 points.

But yes, Neal & Wesley very much favourites.



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Disappointing for Joe and Rajeev. I think it means that if Neal and Wes can win the event, then they will be above Joe and Rajeev at season end , regardless of what happens in Turin - if Neal and Wes get no points in Turin and Joe and Rajeev get 1500, they would still be short if Neal and Wes go on and win here.

I think , though, it is fair to say Neal and Wes are clear favourites to be season end top dogs.

The semi against Lloyd and Harri should be very interesting tomorrow

I think not quite ahead iof Rajeev regardless of what happens in Turin. They would need the Paris title plus one match win in Turin to guarantee ending the season as joint WR 1.

I  make it that Rajeev will be on 5980 points so 1500 from Turin would take him to 7480.

Joe will be on 5890 points so 1500 would take him to 7390

If Neal & Wesley win the Paris title they will be on 7450 points.

But yes, Neal & Wesley very much favourites.

 What kept throwing me was the 5980 and 5890 number - i read them the same ! 



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