L16:  Jacob Fearnley & Coleman Wong (HKG) CR 1165 (595+570) defeated Johannes Seeman & Wally Thayne (EST/USA) CR 1244 (616+628) by 3 & 4

Stircrazy wrote:

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Stircrazy wrote:

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L16:  Paul Jubb WR 196 defeated (4) Luca van Assche (FRA) WR 111 by 3 & 1 

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QF:  (ALT) Nishesh Basavareddy (USA) WR 295 (= CH) vs Paul Jubb WR 196

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 And that is winnable for Paul as well. 

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JonH comes home wrote:

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Well done to Paul, live 192 now.

Is Jake playing later - he would move to live 200 if he wins his last 16!

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 Jake and Jack's L16 matches are scheduled for tomorrow, Thursday.

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 Thanks Indy - would be great to get another one or two into the last 8

Stircrazy wrote:

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L16:  Jacob Fearnley & Coleman Wong (HKG) CR 1165 (595+570) defeated Johannes Seeman & Wally Thayne (EST/USA) CR 1244 (616+628) by 3 & 4

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L16:  (1) Ariel Behar (URU) & Luke Johnson CR 113 (44+69) defeated (WC) Anton Shepp & Joan Torres (NZL/ESP) CR 4157 (2393+1794) by 0 & 0

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QF:  (1) Ariel Behar (URU) & Luke Johnson CR 113 (44+69) vs Rithvik Choudary Bollipalli & Hans Hach (IND/MEX) CR 276 (121+155)

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JonH comes home wrote:

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No seeds left in the half with Paul and JPJ; only 2 seeds left in total.

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 I have never really analysed it but I am sure Challengers must have significantly more of seeds getting beaten early than other men's tournaments, with the relatively closer ranked fields. 

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 That would make sense - and maybe more so at these lower level CH 50/75 events? 

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Stircrazy wrote:

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Stircrazy wrote:

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L16:  Paul Jubb WR 196 defeated (4) Luca van Assche (FRA) WR 111 by 3 & 1 

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QF:  (ALT) Nishesh Basavareddy (USA) WR 295 (= CH) vs Paul Jubb WR 196

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 And that is winnable for Paul as well. 

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 Unfortunately winnable for the other guy too

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JonH comes home wrote:

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No seeds left in the half with Paul and JPJ; only 2 seeds left in total.

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 I have never really analysed it but I am sure Challengers must have significantly more of seeds getting beaten early than other men's tournaments, with the relatively closer ranked fields. 

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 That's an interesting point. Also I'm guessing as it's the next stage in your career after ITF tournaments there are lots of players going up the rankings who may be underranked or coming back from injury, like Paul, or from playing college tennis like Jake and JPJ.