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Graeme is our no 1 junior, ranked in the world's top 25. Last month he won the Australian Open boys doubles, before then the last time a British player had won a slam down under was 1997.

I've spoken to Graeme and he's agreed to do an interview for the site. He said that he thinks the new site is really great with lots of interesting info on it ! 

If you have a question which you'd like me to ask Graeme in the interview, post it in this thread


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Dyce isn't ranked in the top 25.


Great to see that he reads the site.

-- Edited by Arka at 17:22, 2007-02-06

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oops, I meant top 30

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1) What are your aims for 2007? Both in Juniors and men's tennis?

2) You have had successful partnerships with both Bradley Cox and Harri Heliovaara. Who will you choose to play with in case they are both available in the same tournament?

3) We read on the LTA site that you were keeping your options open and taking your SAT exams. Do you still have the plan of going to a college in the US or do you intend to go pro in the next few years?



I'll think of more. The second question may be a bit personal and you could do with avoiding it...

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Good questions Arka

I think the 2nd one's a good one, though I'm pretty sure the answer will be Harri Heliovarra.
It's good to have slightly more unusual questions rather than the typical "what did it feel like to win the AO" style ones !

Please post any questions you'd like to ask Graeme people, you have until Friday.
 

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What key advice has Judy Murray given? 

How was training with Andy &  Co over Xmas?

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Which tournament would he most like to win? (and why!)

What's his ambition?

Who's his favourite player?

Does he prefer playing doubles or singles?

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What did it feel like to win the AO?

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john wrote:

What did it feel like to win the AO?




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john wrote:

What did it feel like to win the AO?

 

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Do you play Ad or Deuce court in doubles? (we need a Deuce court player or 3)

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1. Brad Gilbert said about you "Graeme has good groundstrokes but he has to look to take the ball on much more and improve his speed around the court"... are they things which you are working on at present or plan to work on in the near future?


2. Do the coaches at Nick Bollettieri's academy focus on any particular parts of your game at the moment, or is it more of an all round development?


3. What area of your game do you feel you would like to develop


4. What do you consider to be your best weapon at the moment?




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what does it feel like being asked what did it feel like to win the AO all the time?



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Count Zero wrote:

what does it feel like being asked what did it feel like to win the AO all the time?



 

Genius stuff! 
 

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How patriotic are you?

And USM you have to ask Count's question! (you can explain the background to it if you like but I'm dying to hear his response!)

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