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| Sonchat
survives in Singha Tennis Classic |
 BANGKOK,
Thailand September 01, 2005
Second seed Sonchat
Ratiwatana was in trouble against unseed Thaintawi
Pomjumrat who put up a valiant fight and took the
contest into the decider in the Singha Tennis Classic 2005
(Leg 2), a local tournament at Piyarom Tennis Sports Club
earlier today.
The Thai double specialist Sonchat took the first set 6-3.
Thaintawi fought back to win the second 6-3. After winning
the second set, Thaintawi appeared to run out of gas. Sonchat
continued his dominance and clinched the endurance test before
winning 6-3, 3-6, 6-1.
In women's single, top seed Napaporn
Tongsalee moved into the quarterfinals with 6-2,
6-0 victory over Khanita
Sritawan. Second seed Orawan
Lamangthong, 4th seed Daowadueng
Phonkan, 5th seed Porntip
Mulsap, 6th seed Nungnadda
Wannasuk and 7th seed Kamonthip
Saovana joined Napaporn into the quarterfinals.......
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| Napaporn,
Sonchat in Singha Tennis Classic semifinals |
 BANGKOK,
Thailand September 02, 2005
Top seed Napaporn
Tongsalee and second seed Sonchat
Ratiwatana advanced to the semifinals of the
Singha Tennis Classic 2005 (Leg 2), a local tournament at
Piyarom Tennis Sports Club earlier today.
The Thai 26-year-old Napaporn who is ranked 302th in the world,
swept past 17-year-old Porntip
Mulsap in straight set 6-2, 6-1 and will play
semifinals against the young junior rising star Nungnadda
Wannasuk who recorded 6-2, 6-1 victory over Sasirin
Borwornchokchai. Second seed Orawan
Lamangthong and 4th seed Daowadueng
Phonkan are the quarterfinals winner and will
battle for a spot in the finals.
In men's single quarterfinals, second seed
Sonchat
Ratiwatana defeated 8th seed Pichaya
Luevanichkit 6-1,6-1. Sixth seed Ekkarin
Pisuth-Arnonth advanced to the semifinals when top
seed Sanchai
Ratiwatana retired early in the first set due
to shoulder injury....... More
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Paradorn upset Davydenko in US Open |
 FLUSHING
MEADOWS, USA September 02, 2005
World
No. 51 and unseed Paradorn
Srichaphan of Thailand delivered an upset, defeating
sixth
seed Nicolay Davydenko of Russia
in the men's singles second round of the US Open Grand Slam
at USTA
National Tennis Center in Flushing Measows, New York
on Friday.
The Thai superstar who fired nine aces and converted five
of 17 break point opportunities to beat Nicolay
Davydenko
in three set battle 6-4, 7-5, 6-3 in 2 hours, 21 minutes.
Paradorn will battle for a spot to the fourth round against
unseed Davide Sanguinetti of Italy who recorded 3-6, 6-1,
6-2, 6-4 victory over Spain's Carlos Moya.
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| Sonchat,
Napaporn,
in Singha Tennis Classic finals |
 BANGKOK,
Thailand September 03, 2005
Second seed Sonchat
Ratiwatana and top seed Napaporn
Tongsalee booked their place into the finals
of the Singha Tennis Classic 2005 (Leg 2), a local tournament
at Piyarom Tennis Sports Club earlier today.
Sonchat reached the finals with 6-1, 6-3 victory over Veekit
Sinthu-Urai and will play the finals against Bhee
Witoonpanich who recorded 6-4, 6-4 win over sixth
seed Ekkarin Pisuth-Arnonth.
In women's single, top seed Napaporn overpowered
Nungnadda in staright set 6-3, 6-4 while 4th seed Daowadueng
Phonkan defeated second seed Orawan
Lamangthong 6-3, 6-4...... More
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| Sonchat,
Napaporn,
win Singha Tennis Classic titles |
 BANGKOK,
Thailand September 04, 2005
Second seed Sonchat
Ratiwatana and top seed Napaporn
Tongsalee clinched the men's and women's single
title of the Singha Tennis Classic 2005 (Leg 2), a local tournament
at Piyarom Tennis Sports Club earlier today.
Thailand's double specialist Sonchat
Ratiwatana defeated Bhee
Witoonpanich in straight set 6-3, 6-4 in the
final to capture the men's single title.
In women's single final, it was a one-sided
women's final match as top seed Napaporn
Tongsalee lifted her single title with 6-0, 6-2
victory over 4th seed Daowadueng
Phonkan in 50 minutes.
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| Paradorn
crashes out of US Open |
 FLUSHING
MEADOWS, USA September 04, 2005
World
No. 51 and unseed Paradorn
Srichaphan of Thailand crashed out of the US
Open Grand Slam, losing his third round match to Italian
Davide Sanguinetti at USTA
National Tennis Center in Flushing Measows, New York
on Sunday.
The Thai 26-year-old who had been mired in a recent slump
that has been his ranking fall outside the top-50 after peaking
at the No. 9 in May 2003, fired 12 aces but made 76 unforced
errors against the Italian. The match went to the decisive
set, before the Thai went down 3-6, 6-4, 7-6(2), 6-7(6), 6-7(5)
in 4 hours, 15 minutes.
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| Pichittra
out of GS Yuasa Open |
 KYOTO,
Japan September 07, 2005
World No. 780 and unseed Pichittra
Thongdach of Thailand bowed out of the $US10,000
GS Yuasa Open, losing her first round match in Kyoto, Japan
earlier today.
It was her second week losing in the first round of $US10,000
ITF women challenger. An illness has kept her on the sideline
since $US10,000 Indore ITF challenger in India in May. The
Thai 18-year-old Pichittra who still could not find her rhythm,
went down to her double partner Lei Huang of China in straight
set 2-6, 5-7....... More
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| Danai
advances in Asian Championships 2005 |
 TASHKENT,
Uzbekistan September 07, 2005
World No. 136 and top seed Danai
Udomchoke of Thailand stormed into the quarterfinals
round of the $US100,000 Asian Championships 2005 at Tashkent
Tennis Center, Uzbekistan earlier today.
The Thai No. 2 who enjoyed a bye in the first round, eased
past wild card Uzakov Vaja Uzakov of Uzbekistan in straight
set 6-3, 6-4. Danai next faces Alexey Kedriouk of Kazakhstan
who defeated 6th seed Rohan Bopanna of India, for a place
in the semifinals.
" I watched him ( Kedriouk
) play, and he is playing a lot more aggressive. I
need to get my return so that I can attack, otherwise I may
be forced to defend. Well, everyone is tough in this field.
" said Danai who reached his career-best at
128th after winning $US50,000 Granby in Canada in August.
The Asian Championships men's and women's singles winners
will get wildcards for 2006 Australian Open plus $US7,200
prize money........ More
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| Suchanun
through to second round in Beijing challenger |
 BEIJING,
China September 07, 2005
World single No. 221 and fourth seed Suchanun
Viratprasert of Thailand progressed into the
second round of the $US50,000 ITF Women's circuit in Beijing
on Tuesday.
The Thai 22-year-old from Bangkok who has reached semifinals
in $US75,000 in Washington DC in August, defeated local favorite
Shuai Zhang of China in staright set 6-4, 6-1 in the first
round. Suchanun sets up second round clash against Leticia
Sobral of Brazil who is ranked 302th in the world, on Thursday.......
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| Danai
through to Asian Championships semifinals |
 TASHKENT,
Uzbekistan September 08, 2005
Top seed Danai
Udomchoke of Thailand advanced to the semifinals
round of the $US100,000 Asian Championships 2005 at Tashkent
Tennis Center, Uzbekistan earlier today.
The Thai 24-year-old who had reached the second round of Wimbledon
this year as a qualifier and lost in the final qualifying
round of the US Open, swept past the 448th ranked Alexey Kedriouk
of Kazakhstan in straight set 6-2, 6-4. Danai will battle
against the 258th ranked third seed Japan's Satoshi Iwabuchi
who recorded 6-2, 6-1 win over seventh seed Oh-Hee Kwon of
Korea, for a place to the finals....... More
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| Suchanun
in Beijing challenger quarterfinals |
 BEIJING,
China September 08, 2005
World single No. 221 and fourth seed Suchanun
Viratprasert of Thailand cruised into the quarterfinals
of the $US50,000 ITF Women's circuit in Beijing earlier today.
The Thai 22-year-old from Bangkok eased past Leticia Sobral
of Brazil in one-sided second round match 6-2, 6-0 and will
play quarterfinals against the 563rd ranked China's Wan-Ting
Liu who upset eighth seed Junri Namigata of Japan 7-5, 6-1
in another second round.......More
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| Suchanun
reaches semifinals in Beijing challenger |
 BEIJING,
China September 09, 2005
Thailand No. 2 and fourth seed Suchanun
Viratprasert continued her great form to reach
the semifinals of the $US50,000 ITF Women's circuit in Beijing
earlier today.
The 22-year-old Suchanun who is ranked 221 in the world put
up a good show to eliminate China's hard-hitting girl Wan-Ting
Liu in in straight set 7-5, 6-4. The Thai will battle for
a place to the finals against second seed Vilmarie Castellvi
of Puerto Rico who recorded 6-3, 6-4 win over Julia Vorobeva
of Russia........ More
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| Danai
beats Iwabuchi to reach Asian Championships final |
 TASHKENT,
Uzbekistan September 09, 2005
Thailand No. 2 Danai
Udomchoke moved a step closer to receive a wildcard
for 2006 Australian Open as he reached the final of the $US100,000
Asian Championships 2005 at Tashkent Tennis Center, Uzbekistan
earlier today.
The Thai top seed defeated the 258th ranked third seed Japan's
Satoshi Iwabuchi in staright set 6-3, 7-6(3) in men's single
semifinals. Danai sets up the final clash against second seed
Denis Istomin of Uzbekistan who recorded 6-4, 6-2 victory
over fifth seed Gouichi Motomura of Japan.
" Istomin played so well (against Motomura).
He hit the ball hard and play well especially in his hometown.
Last time I beated him in two tie-break sets. I will try my
best to win the title. " said Danai
The Asian Championships men's and women's singles winners
will get wildcards for 2006 Australian Open plus $US7,200
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