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Count Zero wrote:

so if Ward cant turn this around Baker will be the new GB no2 going into Wimby?

 No, Wardy is still 41 points ahead of Jamie as things stand.



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yeah i think i got confused as the points have already come off right.

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is that enough for Baker to go top 200?

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freerider, it could be enough. It will be very tight though. Could end up anywhere from 198 to about 203...

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of course it will be a certainty when he beats Jo-Wilf.

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Count - yes, that's right (re Wardy)

Reeltime - yes, touch and go for a top 200 place, probably a slightly better than 50/50 chance.



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Count Zero wrote:

yeah i think i got confused as the points have already come off right.

 

Yes, they came off on Monday when he dropped from WR 142 to 171. It can all be a bit confusing at the moment with the calendar a week out from last year.

Indeed Peter Fleming got it wrong in commentary when comparing James' ranking with Anderson's. He said that James was just WR 171 and that included his Queens success from last year.  Err, no  smile 



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I yelled at the tv when he said that. . .

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I'm having a hard time moving from Jim Courier to Peter Fleming and the daytime TV failure - whatever his name is...

Unhappy of West London

Seriously it make SO MUCH DIFFERENCE having commentators who are there for the tennis rather than a ramble about the Hammersmith Flyover.

Please tell me about the tennis not what tube station to go to.

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thegingerlightbulb wrote:

British men are falling like dominos today (in both tournaments) unfortunately. Got to say i'm sad to see Baker beat Golding, if not suprised. I know he's a tough hard working player who's been through a lot, but it would have been nice to see one of the juniors get a big win

 

have to agree, was so hoping Oli would win it today nothing against Baker, such a hard worker and the way he has come back both in personal and tennis terms is awe inspiring but Oli is the future and it would have done him immeasurable good to have at least one more match in this company


-- Edited by thegingerlightbulb on Tuesday 12th of June 2012 02:07:22 PM

 



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I braved the weather at Queens yesterday. Saw the Baker/Golding match. I wasn't quite sure who I wanted to win - both please! The first set was a good contest - I don't think there were any break points - certainly no breaks. The second set Oli's serve rather deserted him, he got very frustrated, and Jamie definitely had the upper hand in terms of experience, though Oli did well to fight back and regain one of the breaks.

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Haven't seen it mentioned but Broady lost 6-2 6-1 to Muller.

Bit of a waste of a wild card, he has only reached one QF in futures all season. What were they expecting to happen?

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Mahut's just knocked Murray out!

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Mahut was always a nasty draw, great grass player and andy's 1st match on the surface too.

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decent fight from baker i though, tsonga's physicallity shown in the end

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