L32:  Jan Choinski WR 268 defeated (ALT) Vitaliy Sachko (UKR) WR 280 by 0 & 4

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L16:  Nerman Fatic (BIH) WR 239 (CH = 195 last month) vs Jan Choinski WR 268

The Bosnian dumped out the fourth seed, Blancaneaux, by 1 & 4.

QF:  Fábio Coelho & Gonçalo Falcão (POR/POR) CR 957 (398+559) vs (2) Julian Cash & Henry Patten CR 151 (76+75)

One more win will see Jan into the top 250.

Re getting 10 in there, Ali G is the only other player in reasonable proximity but he retired from his QF last week and isn't on upcoming entry lists.

J and H just keep on going !

JonH comes home wrote:

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indiana wrote:

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One more win will see Jan into the top 250.

Re getting 10 in there, Ali G is the only other player in reasonable proximity but he retired from his QF last week and isn't on upcoming entry lists.

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 The Bob v Jaggy battle seems to have lost momentum. Sadly, those of us who said it wouldnt happen this calendar year look like we are right (with no real satisfaction I hastem to add) 

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Probably. Though I see that Giles, Harry and Mark are all in M15 action next week.

All are capable of winning titles and if they all did ( unlikely ) that would bring the 3 more needed to take us to 20 in the top 500. 

Mark is into the Spain M15 QF this week and might get there just winning that title.

I reckon next week may be the last hurrah though.

-- Edited by indiana on Friday 2nd of December 2022 05:17:57 PM

Stircrazy wrote:

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QF:  (2) Julian Cash & Henry Patten CR 151 (76+75) defeated Fábio Coelho & Gonçalo Falcão (POR/POR) CR 957 (398+559) by 1 & 4

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SF:  Lukasz Kubot & Szymon Walkow (POL/POL) CR 377 (274+103) vs (2) Julian Cash & Henry Patten CR 151 (76+75)

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 Current live situation puts them on 72 & 76 ranking places. A win tomorrow should push them to 70 & 71. 141 should put them in reasonable shout of Australian Open.