Following from discussion on other thread, these are my predictions for Men's wildcards. MDWC Clarke Evans Choinski Monday Jubb Searle Peniston Wawrinka QWC Crawford Loffhagen JPJ Gray Hussey Edmund/Fery 2x playoff
First round of qualis played out today 16 draw quali draws Although three BYEs in the girls -- Edited by Coup Droit on Saturday 14th of June 2025 09:16:05 PM
I thought Kei was on a bit of a resurgence at the start of the year, making the final of Hong Kong back in early Jan. I watched him beat Jake in a challenger last November, and was impressed at his level as well - was playing top 30 tennis. Anyway he's tailed off since Feb and this news perhaps explains why. T...
Starting a new thread - discussion from the addict on different thread. Feel free to respond with your thoughts. Posts: 25092Date: 2h ago Permalink Reply Quote More I was looking at the Wimbly wild card situation earlier this week to get some idea who is in the running. Any names below are in ra...
As always at this time of year there is a lot of speculation about who will get the main draw and qualifying wild cards. So, at Deucebags suggestion, here is a competition to guess who will be on the receiving end. There are eight main draw and nine qualifying cards to be given out and it is pretty obvious w...
QR1:- Amelia Fortescue (GBR) UNR/1800 [Q11] v Irina Khayndrava (***) UNR/UNR Jasmine Conway is on the acceptance list at Q6, but may have scraped into the main draw.
QR1: Angel Angelov UNR vs Boris Stojanovic (SRB) UNR QR1: (qWC) Aleksandar Daskalovic (SRB) UNR vs Tolga Basriev UNR Felix Gill should again be in the main draw.
J60 Denmark Poor Liv Zingg (age 13) went to Denmark but had to retire in her first singles match and withdraw from the doubles - hoping you're OK, Liv ... J60 South Africa Vincent Fletcher lost in R1 of singles but has made the semis in the doubles J30 Morocco Josh Craze and Matt Kiernan lost in R1 Anna...
Emily's road trip around Europe continues - I think that makes 9 countries this year L16:- Ekaterina Ovcharenko (***) / Emily Webley-Smith (GBR) CR715 (342+373) v Ziva Falkner (SLO) / Dora Miskovic (CRO) CR1763 (219+1544) -- Edited by the addict on Monday 16th of June 2025 09:51:50 PM
L32: (1) Luca Nardi (ITA) WR 98 (CH = 67 in March) vs (WC) George Loffhagen WR 298 (= CH) L32: (WC) Jack Pinnington Jones WR 340 (CH = 337 last month) vs Emilio Nava (USA) WR 119 (= CH) L32: (WC) Ryan Peniston WR 268 (CH = 123 in July 2022) vs (5) Daniel Elahi Galán (COL) WR 110 (CH = 56 in July 2023)
QR1: (qWC) Nelson Alapi (USA) UNR vs (q14) Rahul Dhokia WR 2026 (CH = 1550 in August 2022) QR1: (q8) Joe Leather WR 1559 (CH = 1556 last month) vs Eugenio González Fitzmaurice (USA) UNR (CH = 1670 in July 2023)
Just watching Jack D at Queens on TV. I noticed the net seemed to be more saggy in the middle than I expected. I know the height of a net at the centre is the same on all courts as a standard requirement; question I had is whether the net has to be the same height all all parts along the net for all courts/nets - i...
QR1: Maximilian Relic UNR vs Stéphane Pierre-Jo Kamendje (CAN) UNR QR1: Sergey Betov (***) UNR (CH = 340 in August 2011 - he's now 37!) vs (qWC) Alexander Maggs WR 2026 (CH = 1764 last October) QR1: Octave Caillat (FRA) UNR vs Joel Mark Gibson UNR QR1: Carl Holder UNR vs Noah Riccitelli (SUI) UNR QR...
So the 4 times a year slam wins prediction competition. For those new to this, simply predict how many British Main draw wins will be achieved across the 5 primary disciplines this year. All wins count 1 win, so for doubles if a British player is part of a pair with a non British player (most cases) that is...
