I've recently been re-watching some of my favourite matches from ages ago that I had recorded, and it got me to thinking: What are your favourite matches? What are the ones that you enjoy watching again, or would if you'd recorded them? And what are your reasons for those particular matches - for examp...
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Q1: BROWN, Katharina (GBR) 11 756 v ByeQ1: BAMBURAC, Sabrina (GBR) UNR v ByeQ2: BROWN, Katharina (GBR) 11 756 v GHESQUIERE, Celine (FRA) UNR Q2: BAMBURAC, Sabrina (GBR) UNR lost to ROGGE-DIETRICH, Elodie (FRA) 4 584 3-6 2-6-- Edited by Peter too on Sunday 11th of July 2010 06:18:14 PM
Disappointingly Liam Broady (along with Andrew Bettles) is a late withdrawal here, thus weakening his chance of direct entry to the US Open. His current ranking of 64 has sometimes been good enough, but last year the cut was 55. Jennifer Ren plays here in preparation for next week's European Champio...
QR1: HEWITT, Ashley (GBR) 14 v JORQUERA, Juan Jose (ESP) QR1: HIGNETT, James (GBR) v MA, Ya-Nan (CHN) 5 QR1: ALLEMBY, James (GBR) v SANCHIS-HERNANDEZ, Emilio (ESP) QR1: ALLEN, Tom (GBR) v wc MORENTE-GEMAS, Ignacio (ESP) QR1: CARPENTER, Jack (GBR) 10 v MISHRA, Shivang (IND)
Both Brits are in the same qualifying section here: QR1: (q3) Alex Bogdanovic WR 172 v (WC) Jordan Kerr (AUS) UNR (winner to play Michael Kohlmann (GER) WR 915 or Tatsuma Ito (JPN) WR 256) QR1: Richard Bloomfield WR 557 v Artem Sitak (RUS) WR 350 (winner to play Jordan Cox (USA) WR 597 or (q8) Giovann...
If you haven't heard it, there's a short audio of Richards thoughts on the BBC site http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/tennis/8812797.stm His comments seem to touch on something that I have thought for a long time and is often mentioned here, the lack of structure to the funding system. Sometimes...
Liam Broady has the task of making a quick transition from grass to clay in search of points to help towards reaching the US Open main draw. His draw against a wildcard should help. Luke Bambridge has a more difficult opener against someone who was in the top 200. Round 1 (L32) (1) Liam Broady (GBR) v (WC)...
Now that Center Court has a roof, does anyone else agree that it is time for night matches? The Australian Open and the US Open both have it and the atmosphere is great, and therefore the tounament all the better for it. I understand that the council says that matches can't go on beyond 11pm but i'm sure Wi...
Fran Stephenson won last year's event and there is a strong British presence here again including the following seeds 1) Ruth Seaborne 2) Elliesa Ball (plays Pippa Horn in round 1) 3) Emma Devine 5) Taro Keens 6) Caitlin Paige Hindmarsh 7) Sian Bayliss
This event starts on Monday with a mainly British field. The home seeds are: 1) Sam Hutt 2) Kyle Edmund 3) James Ireland 4) Sid Hazarika 5) Jack Busby 6) Daniel Elston
