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Bahamian Philip Major One Step Away From Another Main Draw Appearance on Pro Circuit
By Perry E. Newton, Bahamas Lawn Tennis Association (BLTA)
Feb 1, 2016 - 12:51:24 AM

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Bahamians Philip Major and Joshua Turnquest Excelling on The International Tennis Federation Pro Circuit

Philip Major who advanced to the Main Drawlast week in the Turkey F4 Futures but lost to the local favorite is once again competing in the ITF Pro Circuit in Turkey. Major is now playing in The Turkey F5 Futures which is being held in Antalya. Major is playing extremely well and focused and is one step away from the Main Draw. In the first round Major faced some stiff competition but rose to the challenge beating Loic Juszczak of Belgium 7-5 6-4. In the second round of the Qualifying Major won convincingly over Colorado from the United States 7-5, 6-1. Major now faces Voljacques from France and the winner will go on to the main draw. If Major wins this will be his second appearance into an ITF Pro Circuit Main Draw in a two week span a major accomplishment and feat in the Bahamian Tennis Arena!

Also in this tournament is young Bahamian Joshua Turnquest who is also playing extremely well. 17 year old Joshua pulled off an amazing three set win in the first round against Alperen Sanater of Turkey 3-6 6-3 6-4. In the second round he lost to Kishi of Japan 6-4 6-2. Joshua is continuing to hone his skills and display his talents.

Tomorrow Philip continues match play against Voljacques for a ticket into the main draw.

For further information see the attached link for draws, order of play and results.

http://www.itftennis.com/ procircuit/tournaments/men's- tournament/info.aspx? tournamentid=1100036596


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