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18 year old British prospect Oliver Golding today defeated Italian Matteo Marrai after having been granted a wildcard entry into the Loughborough Challenger tournament. In beating Marrai, who is ranked 482 places above him, Golding served 19 aces and won 35/36 points on first serve. He converted 2/3 break points, also saving the two he faced on his own serve.
In the 2nd round he'll face German Peter Torebko, who yesterday defeated British No.2 James Ward in three sets.
Golding, a former Junior World No.2, won the 2011 US Open Boy's Singles title after beating No.1 seed Jiří Veselý in the final and will be hoping to emulate this kind of success in the seniors now that he's turned professional.
In the 2nd round he'll face German Peter Torebko, who yesterday defeated British No.2 James Ward in three sets.
Golding, a former Junior World No.2, won the 2011 US Open Boy's Singles title after beating No.1 seed Jiří Veselý in the final and will be hoping to emulate this kind of success in the seniors now that he's turned professional.