The BBC have announced they are cutting back the red button video to a single stream on all platforms from this week, so that probably means even less chance of seeing your favourite players at Wimbledon. Must have blown their budget on the Olympics.
R1: (3) Andy Murray vs BYE **** R2: (3) Andy Murray vs Bernard Tomic (AUS) or Florian Mayer (GER) Assuming they both get that far, he'll face John Isner (6) in the QF. Fed's back in action as the top seed here &, therefore, in Andy's half of the [URL=http://www.atpworldtour.com/posting/2012...
R1: Colin Fleming & Ross Hutchins v Ryan Harrison & John Isner (USA/USA) Winner to face (3) Lindstedt & Tecau (again!) R1: Treat Conrad Huey (PHI) & Jonathan Marray v (WC) Mao-Xin Gong & Ze Zhang (CHN/CHN) Winner to face (7) Bhupathi & Bopanna
The second Brazilian Grade 3 sees the dangerous Carolina Alves again in the same half (but not same quarter) as Lana Rush. Jazzi Plews appears to have the better draw in her quest for a fourth consecutive title, but both have straightforward looking starters R1 (L32) (3) Lana Rush (GBR) v (Q) Suellen A...
ATP No British EntriesCHALLENGERSNo British EntriesFUTURESGlasgow F17 $15K (Indoor Hard) - Josh Goodall, Jamie Baker, Dan Evans, Richard Bloomfield, Alex Ward, David Rice, Tom Burn, Neil Pauffley, Richard Gabb, Marcus Willis, Sean Thornley (Hudson, Ireland, Bugby, Bevan, Farquharson...
L32: (3) Oli Golding WR 458 v (Q) Austin Karosi (USA) WR 956 L32: Lewis Burton WR 777 v Sherif Sabry (EGY) WR 592 L32: James Marsalek WR 581 v (8) Abdullah Maqdas (KUW) WR 561 The winners of the first two matches above meet in R2. James and Sabry were the next two players in line to be seeded after Maqdas.
The ITF website now lists some of the futures events for Januray and February next year. The early year GB events have been downgraded from 15K to 10K but an extra event has been added. From week 3 onwards their will tournaments for 4 consecutive weeks. Venues will be Glasgow, Preston, Sheffield and Wi...
We currently have a few Brits based at the Sanchez-Casal Academy, and 2 of them (Aswin Lizen and Max Andrews) are playing their home tournament. Max won his last junior tournament and recently picked up his first ATP point but faces a tough match against a Spaniard who has reached a Grade 2 final this ye...
Originally posted by NotAClue on the Tokyo thread: Beijing qualies are up. Good draws for our girls. Laura Robson (4) Vs Garbine Muguraza Then either Julia Cohen or Johanna Larsson (15) Should get through that I think if she's recovered from Guangzhou sufficiently well. Heather Watson (12) vs WC...
QR1: Mithun Prathilal Raman UNR v Bye QR1: (q5) Darren Walsh WR 1431 v Bye QR1: (q12) Harry Meehan WR 1917 v Bye Unfortunately Walsh and Meehan are in the same section of the draw.
L32: (8) Andrew Fitzpatrick WR 488 v Yuuya Kibi (JAP) WR 1009 Glad to see Fitzy in the draw here. According to the ITF site, he has withdrawn from next weeks Japan F9 tournament and I was beginning to wonder if he had just jumped on a plane and headed back to the UK after his experiences in Vietnam.
QR1: (q2) Tara Moore WR 249 v Polina Pekhova (BLR) WR 323 At a guess, Jegiolka and (q8) Remondina would be the other players she would likely need to beat in order to qualify.
QR1: (q8) Lloyd Glasspool WR 1558 beat James McAvoy (USA) UNR by & 2 
QR2: (q8) Lloyd Glasspool WR 1558 beat David Weiner (USA) UNR by 3 & 2 