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Bladetiger


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Count Zero wrote:

and is done. 67 16.

i suspect if boggo's back wasn't 100%
then after losing the tight tb probably decied didnt want to go to a 3rd.



If his back was that bad he wouldnt have been playing doubles.

Are they not playing champions tie break in the third, in which case it's really not much of an effort to go to three is it?

Is it possible they just got beat by a better team on the day?




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The guy hasnt won a match in over 3 months!!! hmmmmm really top100 credentials

The same can be said for guccione who has just got into top100, probly just wanted a week off before wimbledon.


"Your a funny one John" More like i live in the real world unlike you john who lives in complete dream world, I actually support tennis players like Andy and Jamie and Naomi that are not complete no-hopers like most of the other GB Men. I HAVE NOTHING AGAINST JAMIE AS A PERSON BECAUSE HE IS A NICE GUY he just is never going to be better than top 220 and has reached his peak ranking that he has the ability for


Cant agree with that. Jamie's only young and has got a top class attitude, there's no reason to suppose he's peaked at 220 at all.

What is it that makes Jamie M and Naomi such top class bets and Jamie not?

I'd say Naomi's a great striker of the ball, but unless she shifts some timber she's not going to be a contender.

Jamie's a quality doubles player, but it is doubles after all, not Premier League, anyone can make comments to slag people off-  Jamie Baker is a hard working pro with a fantastic attitude and a decent game, and he deffo deserves support.

I suspect you've done little more than watch Wimbledon and now think you're an expert, pay more attention fella, then come back when you've had a bit of a think about it.



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thats a perfectly good reason too blade, it was just a very marked difference in performance between the 2 sets. i dont think his back is that bad, otherwise he would have pulled out v danai

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Doubles First Round
(WC)Mardy Fish/John Isner (USA) def Alex Bogdanovic/Vince Spadea (GBR/USA) 7-6(7) 6-1
Frank Dancevic/Travis Parrott (CAN/USA) vs Jamie Delgado/Dick Norman (GBR/BEL) 3-4* (scoreboard seems o have stopped a while) - working again (30-30)

Doubles Quarter final
Scott Lipsky/David Martin (USA) def Eric Butorac/Ross Hutchins (USA/GBR) 7-6(4) 7-5

-- Edited by mjd at 23:50, 2007-07-11

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Count Zero wrote:

thats a perfectly good reason too blade, it was just a very marked difference in performance between the 2 sets. i dont think his back is that bad, otherwise he would have pulled out v danai



That's good to hear, I'm hoping for a big late summer from Alex!



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Delgy in a first set tie break. smile

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Big Dick & Delgy win 75 in the breaker.

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they win 76 57 10-8

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Bladetiger wrote:


I suspect you've done little more than watch Wimbledon and now think you're an expert, pay more attention fella, then come back when you've had a bit of a think about it.


Toby just do a search for the futures event in sunderland this year which i travelled over 100 miles to watch jamie in the final and have a look what i said about the match. Its hardly watching a few games of him at wimbledon is it.



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Well done to Jamie in the doubles hopefully he can get back those points that he lost at wimbledon  smile

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Bladetiger wrote:


I suspect you've done little more than watch Wimbledon and now think you're an expert, pay more attention fella, then come back when you've had a bit of a think about it.


Toby just do a search for the futures event in sunderland this year which i travelled over 100 miles to watch jamie in the final and have a look what i said about the match. Its hardly watching a few games of him at wimbledon is it.


I cant be bothered to do that, why dont you find it for me.



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Jamie Delgado and Belgian Dick Norman lost their doubles quarter-final to Thai twins Sanchai and Sonchat Ratiwatana 6-2, 4-6, 10-2 cry

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