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DavidC


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R1 (L64)

(WC) Rhys Lawlor d. (6) Michael Antonius (USA) 6-2 3-6 6-3
(WC) Oliver Page d. (Q) Olawaseun Peter Ogunsakin (NGR) 6-3 3-6 7-5
(WC) Liam Channon d. (Q) Mustafa Ege Sik (AUS) 6-4 7-6(7)
Mark Ceban d. Gavin Goode (USA) 7-5 3-6 7-5

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(WC) Rhys Lawlor v Flynn Thomas (SUI)
(WC) Oliver Page v (4) Ziga Sesko (SLO)
(WC) Liam Channon v (9) Dimitar Kisimov (BUL)
Mark Ceban v (2) Jamie McKenzie (GER)


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Two match tiebreaks in the doubles today - one for and one against

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(WC) Rhys Lawlor v Flynn Thomas (SUI)                   Ct 5 match 1
(WC) Oliver Page v (4) Ziga Sesko (SLO)                   Ct 4 match 2
(WC) Liam Channon v (9) Dimitar Kisimov (BUL)        Ct 4 match 3   
Mark Ceban v (2) Jamie McKenzie (GER)                    Ct 4 match 1

Doubles R1

Pantaratorn/Paparkar (THA/IND) d. (WC) Channon/Moxon 6-7(4) 7-5 [10-8]
Lawlor/Lee (GBR/USA) d. Gabet/Rybkin (FRA/***) 6-4 5-7 [11-9]
(6) Alexandrescou/Tabata (FRA/JPN) d. (WC) Fletcher/Mirrington 7-6(4) 6-3
Domen/Jade (FRA) d. (WC) Craze/Page 6-3 6-1
Brand/Chabalgoity (ISR/BRA) d. Belozertsev/Ceban (UZB/GBR) 7-6(4) 6-1
(2) Antonius/Johnson (USA) d. (WC) Gray/Mcelnea 6-2 6-1

R2

Lawlor/Lee (GBR/USA) v (6) Alexandrescou/Tabata (FRA/JPN)



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Good win for Rhys over the Swiss and into the last 8

Mark is battling well against the 2nd seed and into a third set

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What's with all these foreigners with English names?



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Brendan F wrote:

What's with all these foreigners with English names?

 Well, that sort of works both ways, don't you think? And that is a good thing.



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JonH wrote:
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What's with all these foreigners with English names?

 Well, that sort of works both ways, don't you think? And that is a good thing.

 Indeed, but it is surprising that it happens in that direction especially when nationalism is such a big issue nowadays, and not least changing allegiance to Germany when he presumably has recent ancestors who fought against the Germans. I hasten to add that I'm saying all of this from a sociological pov rather than getting worked up about traitors and needing to go put more flags on lampposts. 



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You would have thought Mackenzie had won the whole thing the way he reacted at the end.

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Brendan F wrote:

What's with all these foreigners with English names?

 Ones to poach later:)



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Good win for Rhys over the Swiss and into the last 8

Mark is battling well against the 2nd seed and into a third set

 Thrilled for Rhys

Didn't see it but he's having a very good run, really pleased for him 

 



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Oliver knocks out the junior #4 and Aussie Open champ, 6-4 6-4, the Slovenian actually made the semis of Roehampton last week - so has some decent recent experience on the grass.

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The boys seem to be bucking the GB trend and churning out some decent results so far. Good for them

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An amazing win for Ollie!!! Hes always been a great player but quite slight, seems like a great example

of a later developer. I must say Tennis Wales do seem to be more supportive of this kind of player compared to the LTA High Performance Team. One to highlight to Judy Murray biggrinsmile



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Priesty wrote:

You would have thought Mackenzie had won the whole thing the way he reacted at the end.

 I caught a bit of Mark's match which looked high quality.  The German (born in New Zealand to a tennis coach who moves around) looked like a red-headed version of Boris Becker, and has adopted some of his mannerisms, for better or worse.  Like Boris he knows his way around a grass court, and took Alex Bolt to a third set tiebreak in Halle

Oliver's win is a pleasant surprise, as the seeds tend to be much less vulnerable to lowly ranked wildcards in their second matches

Rhys has a very tough round 3 against the Dutch wunderkind, who has struggled with injuries, but still beat Yibing Wu (ATP 102) and lost in a third set tiebreak to Daniil Medvedev in s'Hertogenbosch

R2

(WC) Rhys Lawlor d. Flynn Thomas (SUI)  7-5 6-2                 
(WC) Oliver Page d. (4) Ziga Sesko (SLO)  6-4 6-4                   
 (9) Dimitar Kisimov (BUL)  d. (WC) Liam Channon  7-6(3) 6-4    
 (2) Jamie McKenzie (GER)  d. Mark Ceban 7-6(3) 3-6 6-4

R3

(WC) Rhys Lawlor v (11) Thijs Boogaard (NED)         Ct 18 match 1      
(15) Kuan-Shou-Chen (TPE) v (WC) Oliver Page        Ct 12 match 3             



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Allez, Rhys !

Little fave, Rhys-y, just played the set of his life - SO SO positive and committed, on the front foot, absolutely wellying the ball

(He's got just a touch of Wayne Rooney about him, in that cap )

Rhys won the first 6-4



Dani too has an intersting match-up against the girl who beat Mika

Not the best tennis, yet, but a tight battle, 3-3

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A reversal in the second :(

Rhys didn't play that much worse, but just a touch

And Boogaard played very well

The Patrick Mouratoglou team seem to be there in abundance for Rhys which is a nice sight

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