Stircrazy wrote:

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L16:  (3) George Loffhagen WR 357 vs  Blake Mott (AUS) WR 477

         L16:  Harry Wendelken WR 512 vs (4) Philip Henning (RSA) WR 360

         L16:   Aidan McHugh WR 482 vs (5) Daniil Glinka (EST) WR 402

L32:  Giles Hussey WR 445 defeated (8) Lucas Poullain (FRA) WR 415 by 4 & 2 

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L16:  (LL) Loïc Namigandet Tenguère (FRA) WR 1229 vs (6) Alastair Gray WR 410

L16:  Giles Hussey WR 445 vs (Q) Justin Boulais (CAN) WR 828

L16:  (2) Charles Broom WR 317 defeated Alex Knaff (LUX) WR 590 by 3 & 0

Stircrazy wrote:

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L16:  (2) Charles Broom WR 317 defeated Alex Knaff (LUX) WR 590 by 3 & 0

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QF:  (7) Andrés Martin (USA) WR 412 vs (2) Charles Broom WR 317

Stircrazy wrote:

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Stircrazy wrote:

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L16:   (4) Philip Henning (RSA) WR 360 defeated Harry Wendelken WR 512 by 3 & 2

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L16:  (Q) Justin Boulais (CAN) WR 828 defeated Giles Hussey WR 445 by 4-6 6-1 6-2 

L16:  (5) Daniil Glinka (EST) WR 402 defeated Aidan McHugh WR 482 by 7-6(6) 6-4

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 Boulais actually beat Giles last time they played (only time they played) in Edmonton, so this always had a possible upset on it. I think that was when Giles did his crazy dash across Canada to get from the final of one event to qualies in another on the same day and he did it - not sure if that was Edmonton, but think it was part of that trip at the end of 23.   

JonH comes home wrote:

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Unless George Loffhagen can upset Blake Mott, looks like it will be just Charlie and , hopefully, Ali G into the quarters for the men. Just 2 for a domestic British ITF is a relatively poor return, I think.

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 I'd definitely tip George to beat Blake. In fact in the early stages of their match he is 1/5 on favourite with the bookies, which may be a bit too strong but still.

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