QR1: Stephanos Schinas (GRE) UNR (CH = 1655 in November 2018) vs (q12) Giacomo Revelli WR 1985 (CH = 1855 last August) Anton Matusevich should be in the main draw.
Q1: CARRERAS, Amanda (GBR) (7) 500 (CH=236 2017) v WIRGES, Angelina (GER) 761 (CH=751 2022) They played earlier this year on a hard court with Angelina winning 1-6 7-6(4) [10-7]Amanda should do better on clay.
If Jon can do it, then so can I! The draw for the mixed won't be released until tomorrow, but there is nevertheless some substantive news to report - from Stu Fraser in today's Times:Wimbledon 2022: Venus Williams to return as Jamie Murray doubles partner'Venus Williams will join her sister Serena i...
Jan finally emerges from wherever he's been hiding himself these last few months! L32: (WC) Philip Florig (GER) WR 1002 (= CH) vs Jan Choinski WR 545 (CH = 234 in April 2014)
L32: Billy Harris WR 327 (CH = 323 last month) vs Alexis Galarneau (CAN) WR 293 (CH = 287 in May) Should Billy happen to win that one, he'll face a qualifier or, more likely, the top seed, Nishioka. L32: Aidan McHugh WR 356 (CH = 298 in February) vs (SE/4) Juan Pablo Ficovich (ARG) WR 163 (= CH)
Q1: BAGLOW, Eleanor (GBR) (10) 1545/817 =CH v EL JARDI, Dial (MAR) WC UNR/UNR (CH= UNR/1740 2019) -- Edited by Peter too on Monday 11th of July 2022 02:57:59 AM
It says it's clay..... QR1: (q4) Emile Hudd (GBR) WR 1776 v Scott Cameron (USA) UNR We often take the mick (gently ) out of 'silly' names but credit too, where due - you've got to like names like Scott Cameron - no 'fusion' nonsense there - the parents were making a point
QR1: Mitchell Johnson UNR vs Rishabdev Raman (IND) UNR (CH = 1748 in September 2016) QR1: Ethan Gaubert (FRA) UNR vs Lenny Kitoko UNR QR1: Kai Van-Roon Collins UNR vs Ignacio Benzal (ESP) UNR (CH = 1680 in November 2019) QR1: Stefan Protic UNR vs Ioannis Stamatopoulos (GRE) UNR QR1: Sibi Junior S...
Qualifying starts tomorrow, with likely main draw wildcard recipients being Will Jansen, Patrick Brady, Phoenix Weir, Luca Pow, Ben Gusic Wan, Viktor Frydrych and Henry Searle QR1 (q1) Hayato Matsuoka (JPN) v (qWC) Matthew Rankin (qWC) Henry Jefferson v (q13) Yannik Rahman (USA) (q4) Aidan Kim (...
The first under 14 event at Wimbledon starts tomorrow with 16 boys and 16 girls divided into 4 round robin groups each. Players have been invited from around the world with European places determined at a couple of UK tournaments in June. As a result Mark Ceban, Liam Channon, Arabella Loftus, Isabe...
Ranah Stoiber is a direct entrant while Ella McDonald may have sneaked in if there was a late withdrawal. Possible wildcard recipients apart from Ella are Isabelle Lacy, Mingge Xu, Hephzibah Oluwadare, Talia Neilson-Gatenby, Hannah Klugman, Sarah Tatu and Jasmine Conway. Qualifying starts t...
QR1: Alvaro Rodes (FRA) UNR vs (q14) Ying Hou UNR QR1: (qWC) Bastien Prud'homme (FRA) UNR vs (q12) Sizya Kivanda UNR (CH = 1698 in August 2019) QR1: (q6) Ben Jones WR 1127 (CH = 1122 last month) vs Ambroise Marchand (FRA) UNR Oscar Weightman, Giles Hussey & Daniel Little should be in the main draw...
QR1: (q5) Rahul Dhokia WR 1698 (= CH) vs Chih Chi Huang (CAN) UNR (CH = 1673 in April 2018) QR1: (q6) Luc Koenig WR 2066 (CH = 1992 last month) vs Okkie Kellerman (RSA) UNR It looks as though Johannus Monday has made the main draw.
Another huge presence in Kenya, J4: Boys: R1 wins for Ezra Annafi and Josh Aston (but they both lost in R2) Others had BYEs through to R2, with wins for: Joel Gibson and Rhys Watters But Tom Aston and Chanula Wickramaratna lost Girls: Annalise Smith lost in R1 Scarlett Perkins got a BYE and then a wi...
Obviously, all eyes are on Junior Wimbledon, and the top end, but nice to see an outdoor clay J5 event for GB youngsters at the same time (There's also a J5 event in Ireland too) Qualis start today The top seed in the boys is Ben Hudson But LTA young pick Joe Mazingham is also playing. Allegra Korpanec Davi...
So, we have done this poll this past few years (and for some of the other slams as well) and I had planned to drop it. But I haven't seen FW around a lot recently (I hope you are well, FW!) and so thought I would pick it up. Simple really - guess how many main draw wins British players will get, have a vote and see...