Weeks 25 & 26: Wimbledon (grass) - doubles

RJA · Hall of fame

RE: Weeks 25 & 26: Wimbledon (grass) - doubles

Tim · Intermediate Club Player

just found one here if anyone else needs
http://www.onlinetvjunction.com/view/306/Court-3-watch-wimbledon-2011-Court-3-live-online-live-tennis-channel-3.html

RJA · Hall of fame

Up a set and a break

6-3, *4-3

RJA · Hall of fame

6-3, 6-4, *1-0

seagull · Hall of fame

6-3, 6-4, *4-1

seagull · Hall of fame

6-3, 6-4, 6-2 great win

Spectator · All-time great

Beautiful. When was the last time there were GB players in the doubles quarterfinals?

The Magician Santoro · Top national player

Ohhhh yeah, whats this do for rankings?

The Magician Santoro · Top national player

They play unseeded Kas & Peya next, cmon boys!

indiana · Tennis legend

The Magician Santoro wrote:
Ohhhh yeah, whats this do for rankings?

Adding 270 points to their ranking points ( 360 this year - 90 last year for each ) :

Colin : would move from WR 69 to about WR 59 ( about WR 46 if they got to semis )

Ross : would move from WR 73 to about WR 61 ( about WR 48 if they got to semis )

Stircrazy · Tennis legend

Super - & very convincing - win for the boys! Nice to see Stephen give Ross a bit of a hug at the end. Obviously no hard feelings. smile More confuse than ever now about why Ross isn't in the DC team! furious

QF: Colin Fleming & Ross Hutchins vs Christopher Kas & Alexander Peya (GER/AUT)

A winnable match, I'd have thought, so a SF place would seem to beckon... Kas & Peya seem to have had an even longer five-setter against Anderson & Knowle in the second round than Colin & Ross did against Dimitrov & Tursunov (8-6 in the fifth!), so here's hoping!

S&V · Club Coach

Great performance and result

RJA · Hall of fame

Interesting to note that the Bryan's were 3-3 in the fifth when the rain came. If they were to lose it would mean that the top 4 seeds were all out and the draw will be wide open.

Stircrazy · Tennis legend

Stircrazy wrote:
QF: Colin Fleming & Ross Hutchins vs Christopher Kas & Alexander Peya (GER/AUT)
A winnable match, I'd have thought, so a SF place would seem to beckon... Kas & Peya seem to have had an even longer five-setter against Anderson & Knowle in the second round than Colin & Ross did against Dimitrov & Tursunov (8-6 in the fifth!), so here's hoping!

Second on Court 3 tomorrow, after a ladies' doubles match.

philwrig · Hall of fame

Fantastic stuff, I was surprised how good the pair looked at Notts given their lack of matches together and following Ross's injury layoff.
Feel for Ken a bit, but hopefully his results will start to pick up soon.