Instead of duplicating the actual draw, it would probably be better to set up a thread for the Murray-Santoro match oin the Andy section and a thread for the other GB R1 matches in the men's section (?)

Doubles Brits

Bob Bryan USA (1)
Mike Bryan USA (1)
v
Chris Eaton GBR
Alexander Slabinsky GBR

Richard Bloomfield GBR
Kenneth Skupski GBR
v
Frantisek Cermak CZE (13)
Jordan Kerr AUS (13)

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Neil Bamford GBR
Joshua Goodall GBR
v
Rik De Voest RSA
Lukasz Kubot POL

James Auckland GBR
Jamie Delgado GBR
v
Lukas Dlouhy CZE (9)
Leander Paes IND (9

KJ Hippensteel USA
Tripp Phillips USA
v
Stephen Huss AUS
Ross Hutchins GBR

Max Mirnyi BLR (14)
Jamie Murray GBR (14)
v
Marc Gicquel FRA
Fabrice Santoro FRA

Alex Bogdanovic GBR
Jonathan Marray GBR
v
Daniel Nestor CAN (2)
Nenad Zimonjic SRB (2)

mjd wrote:

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Alex Bogdanovic GBR
Jonathan Marray GBR
v
Daniel Nestor CAN (2)
Nenad Zimonjic SRB (2)

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Cheers!!

wolf wrote:

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Bogdanovic v Bolelli
Eaton v Pashanski
Baker v Galvani

Is it wrong to expect three wins?

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Not at all - Eaton, even though outranked by 550 places, should be the favourite against a man who's never won a match on grass, while Galvani and Bolelli aren't exactly world beaters on the surface

Those are three stunningly good draws. i'm not going to expect any wins as technically they are all still a long way from being favourites. However, I'm a whole lot more hopeful than I thought I'd be

Definately couldn't have hoped for better draws.....realistic possiblity of 4 Brits in round 2......

Eaton has the dream draw against Pashanski, he'll be on an outside court and they're a lot faster than the 3 show courts which will help. Plus if he serves 31 aces in 3 sets (as against Patience) which is almost Karlovic like, he'll be very tough to beat

Boggo finally has the draw he's been waiting for for 3 years.....fingers crossed he can finally produce his best tennis and get that win which would surely be huge. However, compared to opponents the other 3 have got it is the toughest draw. Bolelli has potential to be quite decent on grass, big serve and a good forehand. He's ranked no 47 and had good wins indoors and on hard this year - beaten Karlovic, Kohlschreiber, Cilic......and should have beaten Davydenko in Miami..........

They've played once before, when Bolelli retired in the Bergamo final 2 years ago


Baker's draw is very, very similar to last year, again he's got a qualifier. Last year it was Roger-Vasselin and everyone said, best draw of all the Brits, should win but he lost in straight sets. Galvani's ranked 204 and came through 3 tough matches - Wang, Golubev before beating Bozoljac in 5 sets.......its winnable but Galvani's not the grass court mug we thought he was

Yep and also while grass aides the likes of Eaton with his massive serve and Boggo with his liking for the low bouncing courts....grass doesn't really help Baker's game in any way apart from the crowd support