Chris Eaton is mentioned by some for WC's here and there, he must have a chance. Evans and Marcus Willis (who likes the grass I believe) are also in that quarter so its probably our best bet.
each of the other quarters also has a grass favouring Brit, Bloomers in the 4th, Arlidge in the 1st and Josh Milton in the 2nd.
Amritraj won an ATP on grass only two years, so should qualify with ease.
Evans is the defending champion. He was recently on a 12 match losing streak but broke that by reaching the quarter-finals of the last tournament. Bubka is a big danger as well and Dimitrov went far (quarters I think) here last year.
The third section perhaps the most likely. Lapentti famously beat Arvind Parmer on this surface so is no mug though and Eaton has a tough match against the bis serving Juska. Some of the stronger Brits here though.
In the fourth section, it is possible, but Bloomers is lacking match practice and has a tough first round match against the serve/volleyer King-Turner. I would back Tomic to at least get through to the FQR.
did prakash win newport? i met him a last week (he was trainng with boggo, along with brendan evans and G.lappenti) and he said he was a runner up? i just double checked - he lost to to santoro, great effort tho.
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why on earth does he care what someone on a tennis forum thinks of him? surely it is irrelevant?
actually Vandenburg probably could give him a lesson in groundstrokes...140mph first serve or not, my 2 year old niece already hits a better backhand than him