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CLUB MEGASARAY OPEN I ORDER OF PLAY - Friday, 29 January 2021 CENTER COURT COURT 2 COURT 12 COURT 11 COURT 14 Matches Start At: 10:30 Matches Start At: 10:30 Matches Start At: 10:30 Matches Start At: 10:30 Matches Start At: 10:30 [Q] Akira SANTILLAN (AUS) Facundo BAGNIS (ARG) [4] [LL] Tomas Martin ETCHEVERRY (ARG) Juan Pablo VARILLAS (PER) [Q] Duje AJDUKOVIC (CRO) 1 vs vs vs vs vs Daniel Elahi GALAN (COL) [2] [Q] Blaz KAVCIC (SLO) Thiago SEYBOTH WILD (BRA) [3] [Q] Roberto CID SUBERVI (DOM) [WC] Marsel ILHAN (TUR) Not Before 12:00 Not Before 12:00 Luis David MARTINEZ (VEN) Luca MARGAROLI (SUI) David VEGA HERNANDEZ (ESP) [1] Florin MERGEA (ROU) 2 vs vs Rafael MATOS (BRA) Harri HELIOVAARA (FIN) Felipe MELIGENI RODRIGUES ALVES (BRA) Zdenek KOLAR (CZE) [4] Not Before 14:00 Not Before 14:00 Not Before 14:00 Not Before 14:00 Not Before 14:00 after suitable rest after suitable rest after suitable rest after suitable rest after suitable rest Facundo BAGNIS (ARG) [4] or Juan Pablo VARILLAS (PER) or [Q] Duje AJDUKOVIC (CRO) or [Q] Blaz KAVCIC (SLO) Emilio GOMEZ (ECU) [Q] Roberto CID SUBERVI (DOM) Joao DOMINGUES (POR) [WC] Marsel ILHAN (TUR) 3 vs vs vs vs vs Tommy ROBREDO (ESP) [Q] Akira SANTILLAN (AUS) or Alessandro GIANNESSI (ITA) [LL] Tomas Martin ETCHEVERRY (ARG) or Paolo LORENZI (ITA) Daniel Elahi GALAN (COL) [2] Thiago SEYBOTH WILD (BRA) [3] Not Before 13:00 Not Before 13:00 followed by TBA- after rest TBA - after rest TBA - after rest [WC] Marsel ILHAN (TUR) Evan KING (USA) Purav RAJA (IND) Cem ILKEL (TUR) Nathan PASHA (USA) Ramkumar RAMANATHAN (IND) [3] 4 vs vs vs Treat HUEY (PHI) Leonardo MAYER (ARG) [Alt] Alessandro GIANNESSI (ITA) Sem VERBEEK (NED) Juan Pablo VARILLAS (PER) Lorenzo MUSETTI (ITA) followed by followed by followed by TBA TBA TBA [WC] Marsel ILHAN (TUR)/Cem ILKEL (TUR) or Daniel Elahi GALAN (COL) Purav RAJA (IND)/Ramkumar RAMANATHAN (IND) [3] or Treat HUEY (PHI)/Sem VERBEEK (NED) Emilio GOMEZ (ECU) [Alt] Alessandro GIANNESSI (ITA)/Lorenzo MUSETTI (ITA) 5 vs vs vs Luca MARGAROLI (SUI)/Florin MERGEA (ROU) or Denys MOLCHANOV (UKR) Evan KING (USA)/Nathan PASHA (USA) or Harri HELIOVAARA (FIN)/Zdenek KOLAR (CZE) [4] Aleksandr NEDOVYESOV (KAZ) [2] Leonardo MAYER (ARG)/Juan Pablo VARILLAS (PER) Baris Sahin 28 January 2021 at 19:08 Andrey Kornilov Tournament Director Order of Play released Challenger Supervisor ANY MATCH ON ANY COURT MAY BE MOVED Singles Lucky-Loser Sign-in Deadline : 10:00 Doubles Alternate Sign-in Deadline : 11:30 MATCHES WILL BE OFFICIALLY CALLED FROM THE PLAYERS' LOUNGE & LOCKER-ROOM.

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