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FriendofLouieG


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Such a strong challenger!!!

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Thx Shhh for the recommendation. I'm thinking of going if the weather is good but can only make Monday. Free day but would have liked to see the men's main draw.

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FriendofLouieG wrote:

Marcus Willis or James Ward for the final WC #dilemma

If those two were truly the choices I would have to say Ward.  Willis may be a crowd pleaser but James has shown far more dedication to making the most of his career and so I would have rather more faith that he would try to use it a springboard to a sustained attempt at climbing the rankings as opposed to an easy opportunity to stretch his 15 minutes out a bit longer.



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theemptyvessel wrote:
FriendofLouieG wrote:

Marcus Willis or James Ward for the final WC #dilemma

If those two were truly the choices I would have to say Ward.  Willis may be a crowd pleaser but James has shown far more dedication to making the most of his career and so I would have rather more faith that he would try to use it a springboard to a sustained attempt at climbing the rankings as opposed to an easy opportunity to stretch his 15 minutes out a bit longer.

 Just curious if the Premier British Tour event may have had a WC on offer to the winner?  If so Ed Corrie would be the lucky chap, I guess we'll know soon enough.



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the addict


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Ed would get a WC into the Wimbledon Qualifying Wild Card play-offs (or if he didn't need it it would go to Neil), but not a WC for Surbiton. He also qualifies for a main draw WC for an Aegon GB Pro-Series tournament ($15k)

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Madadman


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Anyone know if the Men's Qualifying is Saturday or a Sunday start?

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Coup Droit


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Madadman wrote:

Anyone know if the Men's Qualifying is Saturday or a Sunday start?

 

From the Order of Play, I think it must start on Sunday.



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Bob in Spain wrote:

Got to love this phrase

Evans (Solihull), Clarke (Derby), Norrie (London) have all been awarded wildcards into the men's and women's Wimbledon warm up event,

So if they get knocked out in the 1st round of the men's, they can have a second chance playing in the women's event  wink

 Well anything's possible, there have been famous female Jays and Camerons and Danielle Evans has something of a ring to it wink



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Nix


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Just wondered whether I need to get there early for unreserved centre court seating next week? Would appreciate heads up from anyone who's been before!

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goldenboy


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No you'll be fine plenty of space during the week.

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goldenboy


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Assuming the set up is the same, there's basically 2 "centre courts" next to each other so a fair amount of seating

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Looks like james ward has the final WC btw

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goldenboy wrote:

Looks like james ward has the final WC btw

 Good to see, let's hope he is fit! hoping to pop down tomorrow for the start of Mens qualifying. looking forward to see who has signed in tonight.



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N goldenboy wrote:

No you'll be fine plenty of space during the week.

 Thanks! Was hoping that was the case. 



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goldenboy wrote:

Looks like james ward has the final WC btw

I think it is Alex Ward not James



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