Joe is doing well in Israel, beating the second seed in 2 sets today, after making the final last week: Israel, G4: R1: Joseph WHITE (GBR) 6-3 6-1 Raz HAVIV (ISR) Samer AL TORI (ISR) 7-6(1) 6-2 Ying HOU (GBR) R2: Joseph WHITE (GBR) 6-4 6-3 Roi GINAT (ISR) [2] Trinid...
Just out of interest how did eligible forum members vote ? Just really interested in the overall vote, but if you want to publicly declare go for it -- Edited by indiana on Thursday 30th of June 2016 05:30:54 PM
Only the doubles draw is out for now: L16: (3) Marcus Daniell (NZL) & Dominic Inglot CR 87 (35+52) vs Hans Podlipnik & Andrei Vasilevski (CHI/BLR) CR 104 (44+60) Jaggy's going to have to avert his eyes when he comes in here to check on Kyle's progress.
Being frank I haven't been and never really am turned on by thes games - I don't find the events meaningful and can't get interested. However - shout out to the England netball team. Those two wins in the last second v Australia and Jamaica were pure drama and given the top teams in the world were at the g...
L16: (3) Raluca Olaru (ROU) & Anna Smith CR 97 (49+48) vs Darija Jurak & Jessica Moore (CRO/AUS) CR 151 (64+87) A new partner for Anna. Her recent partner, Renata Voracova, is playing here with fellow Czech, Vondrousova. Certainly it wasn't a partnership that was producing what would have b...
QR1: Mikar Fisher UNR vs José Miguel Vinuesa (ESP) UNR QR1: (q9) Samm Butler WR 1517 (CH = 1318 in November 2014) vs BYE QR1: BYE vs (q11) Adam Jones WR 1593 (CH = 1592 last month) Luke Johnson should again be in the main draw.
QR1: Jack Draper UNR vs Alexander Gornet (USA) UNR QR1: Philip Sikman UNR vs (q13) Ivan Krivic (CRO) WR 1201 (CH = 1199 last month) Evan Hoyt should be in the main draw.
QR1: (q1) Billy Harris WR 644 (= CH) vs BYE QR1: Nicolás Bianchi (ARG) WR 1517 (CH = 1445 in February) vs Patrick Ogier UNR QR1: (qWC) Jake Hersey UNR vs (qWC) Matteo Lugari (ITA) UNR QR1: BYE vs (q11) Toby Martin WR 1225 (CH = 641 in June 2105)
QR1: Charles Sullivan (USA) UNR vs Darryl Hale UNR Jack F-H 12th on the qualies acceptance list - in the main draw? -- Edited by Stircrazy on Saturday 7th of April 2018 10:06:15 AM
This may sound crazy, but this could happen. In the live ATP race, Norrie is 144, Clarke is 133. Norrie has been disappointing so far in 2018, while Clarke is now beating established challenger players.
Amarni Banks made it to final qualifying but just missed out on joining Harry Wendelken and Victoria Allen in the main draw Boys R1 (L32) Harry Wendelken v (Q) Zane Khan (USA) Girls R1 (L32) Victoria Allen v Kristyna Lavickova (CZE)
GB have dropped 1 place to 3rd behind France in the latest Davis Cup rankings and with no. 1 Argentina absent from next year's World Group after losing in the playoffs at the weekend but the 2017 finalists guaranteed the top two seeding places, that also means we will be seeded 3 in the World Group R1 draw...