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Madadman


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What a win! Billy wins 7-5 6-4!

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L16:  (Q) Billy Harris WR 304 defeated (WC/1) Roberto Bautista (ESP) WR 42 by 5 & 4  biggrin  ban-woohoo.gif

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QF:  (Q) Billy Harris WR 304 vs (Q) Maxime Janvier (FRA) WR 397 (CH = 170 in September 2019)

The Frenchman will probably fancy his chances of a semi-final place as much as Billy...



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That is some win!! Well done Billy!!


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Wow!

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Takes him up to 260. Would love him to get to Aus Open qualifying

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seagull wrote:

Takes him up to 260. Would love him to get to Aus Open qualifying

 Indeed was looking at what he probably needs. Based on live rankings I think he needs another 40 points net. That should get him to about 230. Which should be enough to get in.



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Just win this event and all sorted

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Oh very good! Nice one Billy !

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Just got home after a long and arduous day but this result has really cheered me up. I have always said that on his day, Billy has a big game and sounds like he brought that to the court today.

Re the comments on Aus Open qualifying, I remember talking to him about that in Alicante LAST year when he was in a similar position and it was definitely on his radar at the time. I have no doubt it will be one of his goals this year too.



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seagull wrote:

Wow!

 I agree, Wow!!!



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 Its really not as bad as they say :)
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Billy is in a half with a total of 3 qualifiers left out of 4 players

Tennis abstract rate him as 3rd tournie favourite in a remaining field of 12. PCB is the favourite overall.

www.tennisabstract.com/current/2023MalagaChallenger.html

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QF:  Andrew Harris & John-Patrick Smith (AUS/AUS) CR 192 (98+94) defeated (1) Francisco Cabral (POR) & Henry Patten CR 108 (51+57) by 1-6 6-4 [10-8]  cry



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QF:  Andrew Harris & John-Patrick Smith (AUS/AUS) CR 192 (98+94) defeated (1) Francisco Cabral (POR) & Henry Patten CR 108 (51+57) by 1-6 6-4 [10-8]  cry

 JP Smith seems to be very under ranked given the results he is having



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QF:  (2) Julian Cash & Robert Galloway CR 112 (58+54) defeated Ińigo Cervantes & Jeevan Nedunchezhiyan (ESP/IND) CR 259 (158+101) by 4-6 7-5 [11-9]



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