Britain's Dan Evans continued his comeback from a drugs ban by securing a place in the main draw of the Challenger Tour event in Glasgow, and earning himself an ATP ranking again.
The 27-year-old is in his first event after serving a 12-month suspension for testing positive for cocaine.
Having defeated compatriot Ed Corrie on Saturday, he beat Irish world number 488 Sam Barry 6-4 6-1 to qualify.
Evans was previously ranked as high as 41st in the world.
He was given a wildcard for the event in Glasgow by the Lawn Tennis Association, and has only been back training for two months.