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| | Jul 14 2008 09:03:04
stone cold
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Login to give Aces | | Joseph Sirianni (AUS) d. Mikhail Ledovskikh (RUS) 6-3 1-2 ret. at Indianapolis ATP (USA) - Hard Court, Round of 32 << |
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| | Jul 9 2008 05:08:44
acedhr
18 (83) Posts
96 (341) Aces
Login to give Aces | | Igor Kunitsyn (RUS) d. Mikhail Ledovskikh (RUS) 6-1 6-1 at Newport ATP (USA) - Grass, Round of 16 << |
| | Kunitsyn is a very capable returner when he wants to be. Even if he is a bit off, he should tally up break points as his opponent gave them away like candy in his last match. |
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| | Jul 9 2008 00:42:26
superduper
68 (995) Posts
50 (1401) Aces
Login to give Aces | | Igor Kunitsyn (RUS) d. Mikhail Ledovskikh (RUS) 6-1 6-1 at Newport ATP (USA) - Grass, Round of 16 << |
| | Value Bet by Comparative.Excel.Program! - Stake 5/10 |
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| | Jul 9 2008 00:26:39
TheCleaver
5 (57) Posts
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Login to give Aces | | Igor Kunitsyn (RUS) d. Mikhail Ledovskikh (RUS) 6-1 6-1 at Newport ATP (USA) - Grass, Round of 16 << |
| | Battle of the Russians but Ledovskikh was fortunate to beat Pless in R1 and he will need to step up to beat Kunitsyn. I favour Kunitsyn though as he has more grass experience and highly seeded to perform well at the event. |
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| | Jul 8 2008 00:01:56
M-basket
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Login to give Aces | | Mikhail Ledovskikh (RUS) d. Kristian Pless (DEN) 4-6 7-5 6-4 at Newport ATP (USA) - Grass, Round of 32 << |
| | Unbeliavable match this was. Pless led 6:4, 5:1 and lost, and in the process he managed to make world record 22 double faults. |
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| | Jul 7 2008 11:00:39
hibzo33
177 (429) Posts
265 (696) Aces
Login to give Aces | | Mikhail Ledovskikh (RUS) d. Kristian Pless (DEN) 4-6 7-5 6-4 at Newport ATP (USA) - Grass, Round of 32 << |
| | agree with bullet on this one. Pless is a lot more solid throughout his career. He should have much less trouble with ledovskikh than Beck is against brands |
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| | Jul 7 2008 10:53:17
bullet (Mod)
25 (2146) Posts
487 (4176) Aces
Login to give Aces | | Mikhail Ledovskikh (RUS) d. Kristian Pless (DEN) 4-6 7-5 6-4 at Newport ATP (USA) - Grass, Round of 32 << |
| | Ledovskikh has won just one of his last nine matches and his latest defeat was to non-grass courter Armando in Wimbledon qualies. Pless got to the second round of qualies at Wimbledon and reached a recent challenger final. Pless won this match up in straight sets last year on a hard court. Ledovskikh does have the bigger serve and an attacking game but he is far to erratic and makes too many unforced errors to contemplate backing. Pless looks the safer option and should be able to bide his time make the Russian play another ball and wait for the erors to mount. |
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| | Jul 6 2008 23:03:28
TheCleaver
5 (57) Posts
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Login to give Aces | | Mikhail Ledovskikh (RUS) d. Kristian Pless (DEN) 4-6 7-5 6-4 at Newport ATP (USA) - Grass, Round of 32 << |
| | Again funny match for an ATP event but Ledovskikh may shade it. |
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| | Mar 5 2008 13:24:26
bullet (Mod)
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487 (4176) Aces
Login to give Aces | | Rafael Nadal (ESP) d. Mikhail Ledovskikh (RUS) 6-4 6-0 at Dubai ATP (UAE) - Hard Court, Round of 16 << |
| | Ledovskikh held his own for the first eight games until Nadal found his form and after the first break of serve the result never looked in doubt. For those of you that have never seen Ledovskikh play, he has a big serve, plays predominately from the baseline and has pretty flat groundies, given more experience at ATP level it is possible he could crack the top 100. |
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| | Mar 4 2008 23:24:22
bullet (Mod)
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Login to give Aces | | Rafael Nadal (ESP) d. Mikhail Ledovskikh (RUS) 6-4 6-0 at Dubai ATP (UAE) - Hard Court, Round of 16 << |
| | Nadal was hardly convincing against Kohlschreiber and that match could easily have gone the other way. This looks a very comfortable match up for the Spaniard and it is hard to see him not going through in straight sets against the Russian qualifier, who usually plys his trade on the challenger circuit. |
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| | Mar 3 2008 13:23:30
bullet (Mod)
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487 (4176) Aces
Login to give Aces | | Mikhail Ledovskikh (RUS) d. Mahmoud-Nader Al Balushi (UAE) 6-1 6-1 at Dubai ATP (UAE) - Hard Court, Round of 32 << |
| | Considering some of the first round ties, heres a couple of players that hardly roll off the tongue. I can only find three matches for Al Balushi, the last of them two years ago in a futures event where he lost in straight sets and won just three games. At 27 I'm not anticipating he's about to spring into life and come through this match. Ledovskikh must think it's his birthday, he came through qualies without losing a set and although he plays mainly in challengers, made three finals last year winning one. That form should win him through with something to spare. |
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