Player with most votes from list below goes through to the final (and ties if there are any). Poll will close at 5.30pm Monday evening (2nd November) - overview of record below, if my records are incorrect please feel free to update/correct me!! A WinsLossesAchievements K...
Player with most votes from list below goes through to the final (and ties if there are any). Poll will close at 5.30pm Monday evening (2nd November) - overview of record below, if my records are incorrect please feel free to update/correct me!! D WinsLossesAchievements Ll...
Player with most votes from list below goes through to the final (and ties if there are any). Poll will close at 5.30pm Monday evening (2nd November) - overview of record below, if my records are incorrect please feel free to update/correct me!! C WinsLossesAchievements Jodi...
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Another great grand tour event , Hugh Carthy of Britain won today's stage and is 3rd with a week left. Probably wont win but on the back of Geoghegan Hart winning in Italy, britain still has some talented cyclists in the post Froome and Thomas era.
QR1: (q4) Kyle Edmund WR 47 (CH = 14 in October 2018) vs Jason Jung (TPE) WR 128 (CH = 114 in July 2018) Local WC, Erler, or the q6, Vasek Pospisil, in the FQR if he comes through that one.
Both Plovdiv winners are here looking for back to back titles. Kylie Bilchev has the task of stopping the unbeaten run of the Andorran winner of the girls' event. The top 3 ranked girls in the world are all here, so I imagine this tournament will comfortably pass the test for allowing Grade 1 points (see...
Week 2 in Istanbul with a stronger field, which means Will Nolan drops to eighth seed and Mattias Southcombe and Patrick Brady had to enter qualifying (the former successfully) R1 (L32) Nicolas Cortes Campos (COL) v (8) William Nolan (WC) Baran Soyler (TUR) v Derrick Chen (Q) Mattias Southcombe v (W...
In USA, J4, Wil Jenkins won a round and then lost in R2. In Lithuania, J4, Jamie Forest won his R1 match. But GabiaPaskauskas lost. KristinaPaskauskas, however, is playing in Hungary, J5, this week.
QR1: Luke Johnson WR 675 (= CH) vs Tomás Jirousek (CZE) WR 822 (CH = 762 in December 2018) QR1: (q2) Gerardo López (MEX) WR 540 (CH = 505 in February) vs Tom Hands WR 1369 (CH = 1333 in March) QR1: (q5) Evan Furness (FRA) WR 558 (CH = 391 in August last year) vs Henry Patten WR 1329 (CH = 1302 in February)
QR1: BYE vs (q8) Oscar Weightman WR 1464 (= CH) QR1: George Davies UNR (CH = 1600 in May 2015) vs Dwaine Duncan (AUS) UNR QR1: BYE vs (q10) Jack Gibbens WR 1600 (CH = 1594 last month) ***** QR2: Gabriel Sidney (BRA) vs (q8) Oscar Weightman WR 1464 QR2: Facundo Yunis (GER) UNR vs (q10) Jack Gibbens WR 16...
Anna didn't enter the singles, and could have signed in on site as there were plenty of byes. But she is in the doubles. L16: Anna Popescu (GBR) /Elysia Bolton (USA) CR1204 (588+616) v Alica Rusova (SVK) / Laura Schaeder (GER) CR2038(739+129
QR1: Alastair Gray WR 1095 (CH = 986 in October 2017) vs Yaraslav Shyla (BLR) WR 1030 (CH = 306 in June 2015) Aidan McHugh should again be in the main draw.
If any one could add to this, I'd be interested in starting some sort of list showing which of our players (adults and junior) are attached to, or used to be attached to, a foreign academy and which one I'm meaning for at least a couple of years, not just summer programmes or whatever and including those a...
Not sure if anyone has followed this years grand tours, but the Giro provided an amazing climax and a wonderful British winner. Tao Geoghegan-Hart has a great back story, wish we could see this in tennis. Hackney boy makes good. I know some have it in for Team Sky/INEOS but hats off to them, they unearth...
Jack Pinnington Jones has a tough draw against the top seed Dali Blanch (brother of US pro Ulises) . The girls event is a day behind, with Millie Bissett and Eva Shaw possibly in the main draw. Kylie Bilchev lost in qualifying, which remarkably includes JWR 3 Victoria Jimenez Kasintseva Boys R1 (L32...
