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law90026 · 07-28-2019, 11:46 PM

Year 462 week 33

Elias Losana is starting to get the hang of the futures circuit (hopefully).

The FT3 in week 28 saw him reach the QF before losing to #1 seed and world #202 6/1 6/0. Not unexpected based on past results, he's not at that level yet.

Then a bit of a breakthrough as Elias won a FT3 in Italy. To be fair, the players in the tournament were not strong, including the #1 seed that Elias beat in the finals, some who was only ranked in the 600s. Still a win is a win and the 17 points pushes him up to the mid-500s. Surprisingly he also won the doubles tournament and so he'll have a long break (7 weeks) before his next FT3.

For Serami, he's moved up to the JG4 level and he's been decent. His past 3 outings have resulted in 2 runner-up positions and 1 QF loss, so he's definitely capable here. He'll probably continue here till close to the end of the year unless I see dramatic improvement.

07-28-2019, 11:46 PM	#6
law90026 College Benchwarmer Join Date: Jan 2006	Year 462 week 33 Elias Losana is starting to get the hang of the futures circuit (hopefully). The FT3 in week 28 saw him reach the QF before losing to #1 seed and world #202 6/1 6/0. Not unexpected based on past results, he's not at that level yet. Then a bit of a breakthrough as Elias won a FT3 in Italy. To be fair, the players in the tournament were not strong, including the #1 seed that Elias beat in the finals, some who was only ranked in the 600s. Still a win is a win and the 17 points pushes him up to the mid-500s. Surprisingly he also won the doubles tournament and so he'll have a long break (7 weeks) before his next FT3. For Serami, he's moved up to the JG4 level and he's been decent. His past 3 outings have resulted in 2 runner-up positions and 1 QF loss, so he's definitely capable here. He'll probably continue here till close to the end of the year unless I see dramatic improvement.