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RE: Davis Cup 2018 World Group Play-Off - Great Britain v Uzbekistan - 14-16 September


Why not 1/10?!



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JonH wrote:

Why not 1/10?!


Or even 0/10?  wink



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It was pretty shocking last night. On the plus side a huge life lesson for him, itll be better that hes done that in DC than in a slam going forward.

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Some of the more vindictive members of this forum seem to have made their asinine contributions, but I wont be cowed on this.

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I don't think the uzbekhs read the script for this weekends event...

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Set up and even in second

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Set all - second set to Team GB by 7-6(8). 



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2-1, third set won 6-2.



-- Edited by Etienne on Saturday 15th of September 2018 03:33:57 PM

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Like the tactic of wearing Denis Istomin out for tomorrow 



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Stircrazy wrote:

The story so far:

Rubber 1:  Daniel Evans (GBR) WR 222 defeated Denis Istomin (UZB) WR 60 by 7-6(4) 4-6 0-6 6-4 7-5 

Rubber 2:  Jurabek Karimov (UZB) WR 434 defeated Cameron Norrie (GBR) WR 70 by 0-6 5-7 7-6(6) 6-2 6-2  bleh

Cam, oh Cam!  You had your chances.  disbelief  Still on the DC learning curve, I guess.  But still all to play for.  If we don't win the doubles tomorrow, though, I'll fear the worst... 


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Rubber 3:  Dominic Inglot & Jamie Murray (GBR) CR 34 (23+11) defeated Sanjar Fayziev & Denis Istomin (UZB) CR 920 (472+448) by 4-6 7-6(8) 6-2 6-3

With any luck, Istomin will now by nicely softened up for the reverse singles tomorrow. 



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Well done Jamie and Dom
Great match!

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Apparently the wild cards for 2019 Finals event will be selected before the draw for the qualifying event in February - as that draw is in 2 weeks time, or less, then the wildcards should be announced in the next week or so

mobile.twitter.com/stu_fraser/status/1040991156295938049/photo/1

Switzerland are apparently favourites to get a wild card. France, Spain, Croatia and USA already in. Who else? Assuming france or Spain are hosts, then it will be neutral. I imagine given money is driving this then it would be a country with a top player, given their recent record Serbia are the next most likely? Cant see GB getting one despite being recent champs. If Andy was higher up the ranks then maybe , with him and Kyle if both were top 20. But not based on current form or rankings

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One thing to consider is that ITF put a lot of focus on their world rankings. So choosing two wild cards that are high in those might make sense:

the current list is
1. France
2. Argentina
3. belgium
4.Croatia
5. GB
6. USA
7. Spain
8. Australia
9. Switzerland
10. Serbia

So Argentina and Belgium may have view that they should receive wild cards with GB only other member of top7 not qualified already for 2019 finals.
Of course list above is pre this weekend so points may change slightly as weekend closes

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This wild card nonsense purely designed to levy profit by fitting big nation or big player to draw press coverage, revenue, fan and sponsor is really getting on my paps.. If a nation didn't qualify on merit what business should they have at a supposed world cup finals.


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Very well played GB dubs team today. Dom much improved after last time out for GB. Grew through early sets. Superb lobs and serving by both. Both awesome at the net. Istomin now going on for 8hours on court already in a little over a day and first up tomorrow.. I'm guessing Cam will get the nod to redeem himself and deliver.

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