But not on every rally. Every so often she throws in a completely silent series of shots (and I'm not talking about slices or drop shots) - what a good sport!
eg 30-15 down on Ms Drew's serve in the first game of set 3, and again the next 2 points until she broke Ms Drew's serve. Absolutely church mouse-like. Gamesmanship. Not suggesting that caused Ms Drew to drop her serve, but if she felt it didnlt upset her opponents from time to time, she wouldn't swicth on and off her shrieking.
-- Edited by korriban on Monday 16th of September 2013 03:11:42 PM
Just checking : Does Lauren (and the other qualifiers) get 1 pt for qualifiyng and 1 pt for a first round loss (if they lose) ? i.e. a guaranteed 2 points ?
PS If her previous ranking was only for 3 weeks, maybe she never even noticed or knew about it ? Not even joking (!) - it's possible (I've seen dafter things . . . )
-- Edited by Coup Droit on Monday 16th of September 2013 04:20:44 PM
steven's tweet is causing a twitter sensation (well, it's got various congrats including Sean Thornley who describes it, rightly, as world class). So as he's probably too bashful, I thought it really should go on here too:
Steven ‏@GBtennis 1h
No surprise that rearranging the letters in Jessica Ren gives "J Isner aces" RT @jessren94: Served a game of aces today #omg #bucketlist
Inspired stuff, steven. Can anyone follow that ?
LOL no response from Jess herself though - at a guess, she's not talking to me because I called her "Jessica" and she's not too keen on her full first name. (that could of course be completely wrong, I hasten to add!)
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Lauren has taken the opening set against 6-3 suprisingly. I hope she come through, she had a nice, but slightly inconsistent game and a win would give her a ranking (i believe).