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embee


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I was going to post up my observations on Lisa's match yesterday but to be honest I don't think I could add anything to what she says here. It's a good, honest appraisal after what must have been a really frustrating day, for lots of reasons. 

http://www.cambridge-news.co.uk/Sport/Sport-headlines/Lisa-Whybourn-suffers-second-round-defeat-at-Aegon-Challenge-20130613212704.htm



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I like her attitude! She sounds like an ambitious, goal orientated girl. The dedication seems to be there, so here's hoping she can move on up the rankings!

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Didn't seem worth starting a new thread, so I'll hijack this one.

Lisa says she hopes to be hitting again in about 3 weeks and is aiming to be back in action in April. She's working at the moment and, unsurprisingly, missing tennis - which could of course even add to her motivation on her return.

Remember she went close to winning a 25K in Phuket last April? The only player who managed to stop her (Kumkhum) upset Petra Kvitová at the Aus Open today!

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Lisa has foiund the time to start a new website - http://www.lisawhybourn.co.uk/ - not much there yet but an interesting first blog (click on the link under Recent News) on how her recovery is going and how doing some 'real work' has made her appreciate tennis even more



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GB top 25s (ranks, whereabouts) & stats - http://www.britishtennis.net/stats.html
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