sportsfan wrote: ↑Mon Aug 21, 2017 3:41 am
Begeman is not a smart choice for a partner.
Quoting from sports-germany.com:
"Divij is not a smart choice for Andre."
You must have lifted that quote from "Miscellaneous Results for Germans" thread, right? That Begeman guy doesn't even have a thread of his own at sports-germany.com
Varma, no seriously ..... There are so many threads on that site regarding upcoming matchups of relatively unheralded German tennis players with Somdev, Yuki, Ramkumar, Sania etc. that are prefaced with reference to these Indian "former top 100" players that the poor Germans are quaking in their boots before they even show up on the courts. Trust me on this. They have very good scouts in the group just as we do whose job is to dig out these nuggets of precautionary tales.
Divij and Purav are the top seeds at the M25 Edwardsville ITF this week. There are no challengers in the US this week and they may have decided against traveling to Winnipeg for just one week. They will be back at the CH level next week at the Lexington CH.
They are facing the Basavareddy brothers in the opening round and the match is about to start.
[R1] (1) Divij Sharan (IND) / Purav Raja (IND) d. BYE
[QF] (1) Divij Sharan (IND) / Purav Raja (IND) d. Cannon Kingsley (USA)/ James Tracy (USA), 76(4) 57 (13-11)
[SF] (1) Divij Sharan (IND) / Purav Raja (IND) d. (4) Ezekiel Clark Ezekiel (USA)/ Sam Riffice (USA), 67(5) 61 (10-4)
so
[F] (1) Divij Sharan (IND) / Purav Raja (IND) vs (3) Justin Boulais (JPN)/ James Kent Trotter (JPN)
The last four events' results (including the Istanbul challenger title, and the Mouilleron le Captif (France) challenger final are all in the European challengers 2022 thread...
At the Challenger 90 in Brest, France (Hard)
[R1] Purav Raja (IND)/ Divij Sharan (IND) vs (3) Jonathan Eysseric (FRA)/ David Pel (NED)