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Post Info TOPIC: Weeks 12 & 13 - ATP Masters 1000 - Miami, FL, USA (hard)


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RE: Weeks 12 & 13 - ATP Masters 1000 - Miami, FL, USA (hard)


GBJ wrote:

Just curious - can someone tell me what the rules etc are on seed placements. In most cases I'm the 7 and 8 seeds get placed in the same quarter with 1 and 2 and 6 and 5 get placed with 3 and 4 etc. Is there always freedom to switch this like in jack's case here where as sixth seed he's placed with 1 seeded zverev? Is that a seeding committee decision or randomly drawn or.....?


 I took this from Reddit as opposed to re type it all myself - think it is still correct, and certainly aligns with my understanding. For a smaller say 32 player draw event, the same logic applies ie 1-4 can face any of 5-8 in the last 8 stage. 

Here is how seeding works in a 32-seed event

Seeds 1 & 2 are on the top left and bottom right, respectively, to meet in the F.

Seeds 3 & 4 are randomly placed in the other corners, to meet seeds 1 & 2 in the SF.

Seeds 5-8 are randomly placed in any of the above corners, to meet seeds 1-4 in the QF.

Here is where things get tricky.

Seeds 9-12 are randomly placed to play seeds 5-8 in the 4R.

Seeds 13-16 are randomly placed to play seeds 1-4 in the 4R.

And to make things trickier...

Seeds 17-24 are randomly placed to meet seeds 9-16 in the 3R.

Seeds 25-32 are randomly placed to meet seeds 1-8, to meet in the 3R.

 



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www.atptour.com/en/news/fearnley-miami-2025-feature

Jake talking about his match with Zverev, his cooking skills, Jack Draper's super big feet when he was 11 ....

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Coup Droit wrote:

www.atptour.com/en/news/fearnley-miami-2025-feature

Jake talking about his match with Zverev, his cooking skills, Jack Draper's super big feet when he was 11 ....


 Thanks CD. Nice read, grounded guy. Looking forward to the rematch with Zverev later smile



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Keen to see how much Jake has learned/ progressed in 2 months. Similar court pace here to Melbourne. If he can get closer in the sets that would be good (3 and 4 games in last match).

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Jack's got a similar second round opponent as in Indian Wells: another of the young guns in Jakub Mensik. An explosive player who's not yet found his consistency, but can cause upsets. Will be interesting to see how Jack pulls up after Indian Wells and adapts to the change of surface.

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Is Jack not a  'young gun' anymore at the age of 23?

Beating the no 1 seed was always a tough ask for Jacob, outgunned and outmaneuvered, but you've got to give it to JF he is giving it everything that he's got and you can't ask for more than that.

First set 6-2 to Z.

 

 



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L32:  (2) Harri Heliövaara (FIN) & Henry Patten CR 7 (4+3) defeated Austin Krajicek & Rajeev Ram (USA/USA) CR 82 (55+27) by 6-7(3) 6-4 [10-3]


L16:  (6) Julian Cash & Lloyd Glasspool CR 33 (17+16) vs Pedro Martínez & Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard (ESP/FRA) CR 462 (113+349)


L32:  Jamie Murray & Adam Pavlasek (CZE) CR 66 (24+42) defeated (4) Marcel Granollers & Horacio Zeballos (ESP/ARG) CR 21 (10+11) by 7-6(5) 3-6 [10-7]  biggrin



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L64:  (1) Alexander Zverev (GER) WR 2 defeated (Q) Jacob Fearnley WR 83 by 2 & 4  furious



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Zverev 93% 1st serve over the whole match, that's absolutely mental.
Jacob should just chalk that one up to bad luck playing Zverev when he's serving that well.


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Stircrazy wrote:
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L16:  (6) Julian Cash & Lloyd Glasspool CR 33 (17+16) vs Pedro Martínez & Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard (ESP/FRA) CR 462 (113+349)


L32:  Jamie Murray & Adam Pavlasek (CZE) CR 66 (24+42) defeated (4) Marcel Granollers & Horacio Zeballos (ESP/ARG) CR 21 (10+11) by 7-6(5) 3-6 [10-7]  biggrin


L16:  Joran Vliegen & Jackson Withrow (BEL/USA) CR 64 (41+23) vs (2) Harri Heliövaara (FIN) & Henry Patten CR 7 (4+3)  



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ouch! jack loses the first on a tiebreak

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Jack is struggling to get motivated by the look of the tiebreak whilst to Meník J has a huge target on his back and the desire to topple the Indian Wells champion must be compelling to say the least. It's the eternal conundrum isn't it: how do you stay at the level of focus that it takes to win something like Indian Wells in a run of the mill 2nd round match? Only someone like Djoko could methodically do that tournament after tournament and some fans hated him for it.

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Jack is making a lot of errors - in a bit of trouble

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B00thy wrote:

ouch! jack loses the first on a tiebreak


 Absolutely superb serving from the 19 year-old in that tiebreak though



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and that's the match gone .. a combination of a dip in intensity from Jack and a great performance from Mensik



-- Edited by B00thy on Saturday 22nd of March 2025 08:56:34 PM

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