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QF:  (6) Hazem Naw (SYR) WR 468 defeated Millen Hurrion WR 743 by 6-4 4-3 retired  hmm



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Oh naw

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Ali G is a set and a break down. Only watch a little towards the very end of the set, but Strombachs seems to be hitting winners from everywhere.

5-7 0-2*

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Ali has broken back. Now hold please.

5-7 *4-5

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He did hold then broke again then held again to take the set. Go, Ali !

5-7 7-5



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indiana wrote:

He did hold then broke again then held again to take the set. Go, Ali !

5-7 7-5

 He saved a match point at 3-5 as well. I turned away from the scores at that point thinking it was all over but delighted to see the bit of a turnaround.



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Stircrazy wrote:

QF:  (6) Hazem Naw (SYR) WR 468 defeated Millen Hurrion WR 743 by 6-4 4-3 retired  hmm

QF:  (8) Alastair Gray WR 492 defeated(1) Robert Strombachs (GER) WR 344 by 5-7 7-5 6-4  biggrin

What a turn-round!  Not at all sure how he did it, but very pleased that he did!  biggrin

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SF:  (8) Alastair Gray WR 492 vs (4) Daniel Masur (GER) WR 423 (CH = 176 in March 2022)



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Stircrazy wrote:
Stircrazy wrote:

QF:  (6) Hazem Naw (SYR) WR 468 defeated Millen Hurrion WR 743 by 6-4 4-3 retired  hmm

QF:  (8) Alastair Gray WR 492 defeated(1) Robert Strombachs (GER) WR 344 by 5-7 7-5 6-4  biggrin

What a turn-round!  Not at all sure how he did it, but very pleased that he did!  biggrin

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SF:  (8) Alastair Gray WR 492 vs (4) Daniel Masur (GER) WR 423 (CH = 176 in March 2022)

I think that will give us 21 in the top 500.  So Bob would have won his wager even without Oliver's change of nationality. 



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Yay, yes that will take us to at least 21 in the top 500 on Monday week. Ali on to 83 points 'in running' which will surely suffice.

The move from 20 to 21 has been a bit quicker than the move to 20 !



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indiana wrote:

Yay, yes that will take us to at least 21 in the top 500 on Monday week. Ali on to 83 points 'in running' which will surely suffice.

The move from 20 to 21 has been a bit quicker than the move to 20 !

 And being frank, feels more satisfying. Im pleased Oliver has joined GB, but it making us reach the 20 mark made me feel like the achievement hadnt quite been done - getting to 21 will satisfy me a lot more! 

 



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SuperT wrote:
Stircrazy wrote:
Stircrazy wrote:

QF:  (6) Hazem Naw (SYR) WR 468 defeated Millen Hurrion WR 743 by 6-4 4-3 retired  hmm

QF:  (8) Alastair Gray WR 492 defeated(1) Robert Strombachs (GER) WR 344 by 5-7 7-5 6-4  biggrin

What a turn-round!  Not at all sure how he did it, but very pleased that he did!  biggrin

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SF:  (8) Alastair Gray WR 492 vs (4) Daniel Masur (GER) WR 423 (CH = 176 in March 2022)

I think that will give us 21 in the top 500.  So Bob would have won his wager even without Oliver's change of nationality. 

Now I feel like I have won.  Always felt like a bit of a fraud to be honest - winning with the Oliver Crawford nationality change.



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Still was a fraud to get over the line for the 20, therefore the pressure was off which is why Ali G made it.

We will call it a draw

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Still was a fraud to get over the line for the 20, therefore the pressure was off which is why Ali G made it.

We will call it a draw

 LOL

Sorry, Jaggy, I don't think you can quite swing that one biggrin



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Coup Droit wrote:
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Still was a fraud to get over the line for the 20, therefore the pressure was off which is why Ali G made it.

We will call it a draw

 LOL

Sorry, Jaggy, I don't think you can quite swing that one biggrin

I've been pondering over the "logic" for about an hour so far and not only do I still not get it, it's so twisted that I haven't even been able to come up with a witty riposte. biggrinbiggrin

Sorry Jaggy.  I'm claiming outright victory on this one.



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Oh, I understand the logic - a good lawerly attempt, Jaggy smile

Just not convincing, I'm afraid biggrin



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