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Week 34 - US Open - Flushing Meadows, New York City, NY, USA (hard) - men's qualifying


Just realised that the USO official schedule of play doesn't update automatically furious

Must remember to look at the scores, not the schedule



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the addict wrote:
Coup Droit wrote:

Can someone tell me please:

Does NOW (Sky Sports) have ALL the quali matches livestreamed? Or just a couple of courts?


 I can see 6 streams at the moment on Sky Sports. Grandstand, 5, 7, 11, 16 and 17.  Grandstand is Neal in the mixed. Jake is on Court 5. 15 courts in play right now.



-- Edited by the addict on Monday 24th of August 2026 03:37:22 PM


 Thank you, the addict 

Yes, thats what I can see too, but I'm used to HBO with everything, and never used Now before

Hmmm.... 



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Oli Crawford has pulled out

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Jay Clarke in!

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QR1:  (q4) Jacob Fearnley WR 100 defeated Roberto Carballés (ESP) WR 209 by 7-6(3) 6-3



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seagull wrote:

Jay Clarke in!


 one in, one out ! 

Presumably Jay takes Oli's place and will be in action today?



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There appears to be more streamed courts now - I see 9 matches plus three un-labeled ones.

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JonH wrote:
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Jay Clarke in!


 one in, one out ! 

Presumably Jay takes Oli's place and will be in action today?


 Although I see there are one or two other withdrawals as well



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Well done Jake, first set seemed to not be going his way but turned it around

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Jay plays Sakamoto of Japan, last on court 7 today

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Well done Jake - good start!

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Stircrazy wrote:

QR1:  Francesco Passaro (ITA) WR 207 (CH = 89 in February last year) v Felix Gill WR 213 (CH = 216 last month)

QR1:  (q7) Toby Samuel WR 110 (CH = 109 at the start of the month)) vs Francesco Maestrelli (ITA) WR 168 (CH = 108 in February)
QR1:  Gonzalo Bueno (PER) WR 172 (CH = 160 last month) vs Billy Harris WR 161 (CH = 101 in September 2024)

QR1:  Jack Pinnington Jones WR 165 (CH = 132 in May) vs (qWC) Trevor Svajda (USA) WR 390 (CH = 358 in February)

QR1:  Marco Cecchinato (ITA) WR 166 (CH = 16 in February 2019) vs Liam Broady WR 197 (CH = 93 in September 2023)  bleh

QR1:  Harry Wendelken WR 196 (CH = 201 at the start of the month) vs (q26) Stefano Travaglia (ITA) WR 147 (CH = 60 in February 2021)  bleh

QR1:  (qWC) Michael Antonius (USA) WR 691 (CH = 680 last month) vs Henry Searle WR 226 (CH = 214 last month)

JPJ downwards is the bottom half of the draw.  Play starts tomorrow at 11.00 EST/16.00 BST.


QR1:  (ALT) Jay Clarke WR 239 (CH = 153 in July 2019) vs Rei Sakamoto (JPN) WR 157 (CH = 148 in June)  



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Watched most of Jake's match from midway through the first set - he hung in there during the first set, saving a couple of set points before playing a very good tie-break. Managed to get the early break in the second set and then didn't panic when he threw in back to back double faults to be broken back at *3-1.

Got the break again at 4-3* with some powerful returns and then managed to serve it out. Jake was excellent at the net throughout and came in more than I expected. Pretty good, solid performance from what I saw although it sounded from the commentary like there had been a few unforced errors early on!

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PeteM wrote:

Watched most of Jake's match from midway through the first set - he hung in there during the first set, saving a couple of set points before playing a very good tie-break. Managed to get the early break in the second set and then didn't panic when he threw in back to back double faults to be broken back at *3-1.

Got the break again at 4-3* with some powerful returns and then managed to serve it out. Jake was excellent at the net throughout and came in more than I expected. Pretty good, solid performance from what I saw although it sounded from the commentary like there had been a few unforced errors early on!


 I looked at the stats when the score was 5-6 30- 30 and Jake already had 28 unforced errors



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Jake was very lucky to weather the storm at the start and midway in the first set

But once he came through that, he seemed to get better and better

Still not easy to see it out though - he did well

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