Egypt, J5: Zach Stevens won in R1 and now faces the top seed in R2 (in both singles and dubs) Nairobi, J4: Dhillon Oahley won in R1 but lost his next R2 match (George Russell lost in qualis) Santo Domingo, J3: Maceo Simpson won his R1 match
QR1: (q2) Garrett Johns (USA) WR 985 (CH = 924 last November) vs Ying Hou UNR QR1: Francisco Rocha (POR) UNR vs (q10) Harry Wendelken WR 1271 (CH = 1270 last week) QR1: Leon Roma (ITA) UNR vs Ben Jones WR 1362 (CH = 1292 in August 2019) QR1: Duarte Melo (POR) UNR vs Daniel Little WR 1441 (CH = 1428 last mon...
This is now becoming very real with the announcement of almost all the squads yesterday, with THREE home nations involved out of four it seemed entirely appropriate to start a separate thread.
The long-running Trofeo Bonfiglio usually acts as a warm-up for most of the top Juniors prior to the French Open. Local Covid restrictions saw it postponed to July, where it now precedes the European Championships in Switzerland, or at least it does for most European nations. Unfortunately there...
L128: (1) Novak Djokovic (SRB) WR 1 vs (WC) Jack Draper WR 250 (= CH) L128: Marco Cecchinato (ITA) WR 84 (CH = 16 in February 2019) vs (WC) Liam Broady WR 144 (CH = 137 in April) L128: Egor Gerasimov (BLR) WR 72 (CH = 65 in February last year) vs (WC) Jay Clarke WR 230 (CH = 153 in July 2019) L128: (22) Danie...
So here are the rules:British wins across all 5 disciplines ie mens/womens singles and doubles and mixed!!! yay I hear you say!However, British wins count as 1 in doubles where it is a pair or 1 if it is a single player of a pair. ie Ken and Neal winning equals 1 ; Jamie and Bruno equally equals winning equ...
I was pleased to find videos of Evonne Cawley's matches against Hana Mandlikova and Tracy Austin, from 1980 on youtube. The full matches as well. Lots of other Hana Mandlikova matches as well.
A few weeks ago we talked about following players from the start of their Wimbledon journey to the eventual winner. With no pre qualies, it therefore seemed reasonable to start in qualies at the first stage. Im not sure who the lowest ranked in each event are , but selecting our national under 18 wild ca...
So with the grass court season starting in Nottingham at the weekend, and events across UK, Germany and Spain (and a mens M15 in Italy), which British MENS player do you think will get the most MAIN DRAW wins in DOUBLES over the period through until the end of Wimbledon. Note, this includes MIXED. I hav...
So with the grass court season starting in Nottingham at the weekend, and events across UK, Germany and Spain (and a mens M15 in Italy), which British WOMENS player do you think will get the most MAIN DRAW wins in DOUBLES over the period through until the end of Wimbledon. Note, this includes MIXED. I h...
So with the grass court season starting in Nottingham at the weekend, and events across UK, Germany and Spain (and a mens M15 in Italy), which British WOMENS player do you think will get the most MAIN DRAW wins in SINGLES over the period through until the end of Wimbledon. I have listed below the top 19 Br...
So with the grass court season starting in Nottingham at the weekend, and events across UK, Germany and Spain (and a mens M15 in Italy), which British MENS player do you think will get the most MAIN DRAW wins in SINGLES over the period through until the end of Wimbledon. I have listed below the top 19 Brit...
Just to amuse myself, and not to upset anyone, I decided to create a sort of mixed doubles ranking list. Given there are only 4 pro events (that I know of) ie the 4 slams each season, I took two seasons worth of performances, so 8 events from FO 17, through to AO19. Like real world rankings, I will drop FO17 w...
Qualifying starts at Roehampton tomorrow for junior Wimbledon. Jasmine Conway is a direct entry, but unfortunately is in the same section as the Korean she lost to this week - who went on to the quarter-finals of the main draw. None of the Roehampton wildcards appear in qualifying, so are likely con...
Just as Roehampton started 2 days later, so does junior Wimbledon, with qualifying beginning tomorrow in Roehampton. None of the Roehampton main draw wildcards are in qualifying, so they are the most likely recipients of main draw wildcards. QR1 (q1) Sascha Gueymard Wayenburg (FRA) v (qWC) Matt...
QR1: (q5) Harry Wendelken WR 1271 (CH = 1270 last week) vs André Rodeia (POR) UNR QR1: Russell Henderson UNR vs (q12) Terence Das (IND) WR 1716 (CH = 1353 in August 2019) QR1: (q8) Daniel Cox WR 1308 (CH = 206 in July 2014) vs Pavel Motl (CZE) UNR (CH = 1887 in March 2016) QR1: David Quayle UNR vs (q16) Aar...
