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L32:  (1) Luca Nardi (ITA) WR 98 (CH = 67 in March) vs (WC) George Loffhagen WR 298 (= CH)

L32:  (WC) Jack Pinnington Jones WR 340 (CH = 337 last month) vs Emilio Nava (USA) WR 119 (= CH)
L32:  (WC) Ryan Peniston WR 268 (CH = 123 in July 2022) vs (5) Daniel Elahi Galán (COL) WR 110 (CH = 56 in July 2023) 



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QR1:  Eliot Spizzirri (USA) WR 114 (= CH) vs (qWC) Oliver Bonding WR 938 (CH = 936 in April)

QR1:  (q3) Kyrian Jacquet (FRA) WR 142 (= CH) vs (qWC) Arthur Féry WR 479 (CH = 229 last August)

QR1:  (q6) Juan Pablo Ficovich (ARG) WR 157 (CH = 125 in July 2022) vs (qWC) Paul Jubb WR 254 (CH = 180 last October)
QR1:  (qWC) Jan Choinski WR 213 (CH = 126 in August 2023) vs (q10) Alibek Kachmazov (***) WR 169 (CH = 161 in May)  



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Any Brits playing in wk 25 are more than likely to have some form of Wimbledon entry either main draw or a wildcard, otherwise they would be in the playoffs.

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Any Brits playing in wk 25 are more than likely to have some form of Wimbledon entry either main draw or a wildcard, otherwise they would be in the playoffs.

Nearly all will have lost by Thursday 

And the rule about two competitions in one week doesn't apply 

And in previous years, we've definitely had at least one player have to make the decision to withdraw on Wednesday when wildcards were announced and go and play play-offs, or play on

So I don't think they know  - well, some may, of course, but definitely most don't - speaking to some last year, several didn't have a clue 



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I see zero wins for any Brits here to be honest. Maybe the South Americans are going in cold? Pretty big maybe though.

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I think Paul has a decent shout - hes played some grass, looked good against Cilic last week at Ilkley. And not writing Jan off.



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Coup Droit wrote:
paulisi wrote:

Any Brits playing in wk 25 are more than likely to have some form of Wimbledon entry either main draw or a wildcard, otherwise they would be in the playoffs.

Nearly all will have lost by Thursday 

And the rule about two competitions in one week doesn't apply 

And in previous years, we've definitely had at least one player have to make the decision to withdraw on Wednesday when wildcards were announced and go and play play-offs, or play on

So I don't think they know  - well, some may, of course, but definitely most don't - speaking to some last year, several didn't have a clue 

 Yes, definitely had quite a lot of players that have started off a tournament ( as you say most being knocked out by Thursday ) and ended up in the WC play-offs. That was, particularly with our women, when more had the chance to start off in a tournament.



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L16:  (1) Guido Andreozzi & Théo Arribage (ARG/FRA) CR 103 (47+56) vs (WC) Oliver Bonding & Ryan Peniston CR 2170 (1432+738)  bleh

Nice combination of youth & experience there!  smile 

L16:  Jakob Schnaitter & Mark Wallner (GER/GER) CR 120 (60+60) vs (WC) Lui Maxted & Connor Thomson UNR (799+0)

L16:  Orlando Luz & Miguel Reyes (BRA/MEX) CR 123 (54+69) vs Joshua Paris & Takeru Yuzuki (JPN) CR 230 (111+119)



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Things are finally starting to look up a bit for the Brits:

QR1:  (qWC) Arthur Féry WR 479 defeated (q3) Kyrian Jacquet (FRA) WR 142 by 2 & 1  biggrin 



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Arthur Féry ate up Jacquet and spat him out for breakfast

Top-150 win for Arthur

I do SO hope he is properly back full-time

And he's another who looks SO comfortable on grass

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Just lovely to see Arthur back

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Comprehensive!

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Stircrazy wrote:

Things are finally starting to look up a bit for the Brits:

QR1:  (qWC) Arthur Féry WR 479 defeated (q3) Kyrian Jacquet (FRA) WR 142 by 2 & 1  biggrin 

FQR:  (qWC) Arthur Féry WR 479 vs (ALT) Ugo Blanchet (FRA) WR 172 (CH = 139 last September)



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Good win for Paul Jubb

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FQR:  (qWC) Arthur Féry WR 479 vs (ALT) Ugo Blanchet (FRA) WR 172 (CH = 139 last September)

QR1:  (qWC) Paul Jubb WR 254 defeated (q6) Juan Pablo Ficovich (ARG) WR 157 by 5 & 3  biggrin



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