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The Wimbledon site has only managed to produce the top half of the mens qualifying draw . What a shambles of an organisation.

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DavidC wrote:

James gets a nice draw against a French Open story maker

(3) Ilya Ivashka (BLR) v (WC) Dan Evans
(5) Jurgen Zopp (EST) v (WC) George Loffhagen
Sergio Gutierrez-Ferrol (ESP) v (WC) Lloyd Glasspool
(WC) Aidan McHugh v (WC) Alejandro Davidovich Fokina (ESP)
Mohamed Safwat (EGY) v (WC) Jack Draper
Zdenek Kolar (CZE) v (WC) Anton Matusevich
(WC) Alex Ward v Darian King (BAR)
(WC) James Ward v Marco Trungelliti (ARG)

I think Lloyd has a chance the Spaniard is ranked 238 or so. James and Alex have a good chance too.  



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scottie1 wrote:

The Wimbledon site has only managed to produce the top half of the mens qualifying draw . What a shambles of an organisation.

 Odd, because I've just looked and can see the whole lot - not in one go, admittedly.

There's  a diagram at the top, click on bottom half to see lower half of draw.



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QR1:  (q3) Ilya Ivashka WR 105 (= CH) vs (qWC) Dan Evans WR 340 (CH = 41 in March last year)

QR1:  (q5) Jürgen Zopp (EST) WR 107 (CH = 71 in September 2012) vs (qWC) George Loffhagen WR 893 (CH = 875 last month)

QR1:  Sergio Gutierrez (ESP) WR 238 (CH = 173 in October 2012) vs (qWC) Lloyd Glasspool WR 587 (CH = 282 in July 2016)

QR1:  (qWC) Aidan McHugh WR 957 (CH = 952 last month) vs (qWC) Alejandro Davidovich (ESP) WR 346 (= CH)

QR1:  Mohamed Safwat (EGY) WR 166 (= CH) vs (qWC) Jack Draper UNR

QR1:  Zdenek Kolar (CZE) WR 235 (CH = 218 last November) vs (qWC) Anton Matusevich WR 1434 (CH = 1416 in March)

QR1:  (qWC) Alex Ward WR 309 (CH = 242 in June 2016) vs Darian King (BAR) WR 169 (CH = 106 in May last year)

QR1:  (qWC) James Ward WR 362 (CH = 89 in July 2015) vs Marco Trungelliti (ARG) WR 198 (CH= 126 in July 2016)

Can someone explain to me precisely what the Spaniard did to warrant a qWC?  confuse



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Few of the opponents have much of a track record on grass - apart from Ivashka, Zopp has qualified once, Davidovich Fokina is the reigning junior champion and King reached the quarters this week at Ilkley

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OOP on the Wimbledon app is showing start times as 16:00. I assume this is wrong and its a midday start at least. Anyone know?

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OOP on the Wimbledon app is showing start times as 16:00. I assume this is wrong and its a midday start at least. Anyone know?

 The site currently shows 11am starts on all courts



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Don't know which court they are streaming but 9 has a couple of marquee names (Mahut/Dustin Brown) and no Brits. Dan is second on 11 following Tomic, so is another contender. most of the other Brits are on 14/16



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DavidC wrote:

Few of the opponents have much of a track record on grass - apart from Ivashka, Zopp has qualified once, Davidovich Fokina is the reigning junior champion and King reached the quarters this week at Ilkley

 I could see[and particularly hear]Kings match at Ilkley last Wednesday from one end high up on  the Centre Court where I was watching Jordan Thompson's match. King won but there seemed to be quite a lot of disputed calls mainly by him[no idea whether they were valid complaints or not]judging from the constant verbal retorts from his direction 



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Stircrazy wrote:

QR1:  (q3) Ilya Ivashka WR 105 (= CH) vs (qWC) Dan Evans WR 340 (CH = 41 in March last year)

QR1:  (q5) Jürgen Zopp (EST) WR 107 (CH = 71 in September 2012) vs (qWC) George Loffhagen WR 893 (CH = 875 last month)

QR1:  Sergio Gutierrez (ESP) WR 238 (CH = 173 in October 2012) vs (qWC) Lloyd Glasspool WR 587 (CH = 282 in July 2016)

QR1:  (qWC) Aidan McHugh WR 957 (CH = 952 last month) vs (qWC) Alejandro Davidovich (ESP) WR 346 (= CH)

QR1:  Mohamed Safwat (EGY) WR 166 (= CH) vs (qWC) Jack Draper UNR

QR1:  Zdenek Kolar (CZE) WR 235 (CH = 218 last November) vs (qWC) Anton Matusevich WR 1434 (CH = 1416 in March)

QR1:  (qWC) Alex Ward WR 309 (CH = 242 in June 2016) vs Darian King (BAR) WR 169 (CH = 106 in May last year)

QR1:  (qWC) James Ward WR 362 (CH = 89 in July 2015) vs Marco Trungelliti (ARG) WR 198 (CH= 126 in July 2016)

Can someone explain to me precisely what the Spaniard did to warrant a qWC?  confuse

 Won the boys singles last year...

Fancy James W, Lloyd Glasspool to win. Dan is a tough one, he should hope to win but it could be a touch and go match...but if he gets through that. Polmans can play on grass also but Dan should win that. Donald Young at the FQR stage though.

Going to back Dan but dont think we will see anyone else get through, and qualify I am afraid.   



-- Edited by JonH on Sunday 24th of June 2018 06:01:25 PM



-- Edited by JonH on Sunday 24th of June 2018 06:01:45 PM



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Miriambee wrote:
scottie1 wrote:

The Wimbledon site has only managed to produce the top half of the mens qualifying draw . What a shambles of an organisation.

 Odd, because I've just looked and can see the whole lot - not in one go, admittedly.

There's  a diagram at the top, click on bottom half to see lower half of draw.

yes thanks I never realised that! 



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11 is the show court so should be televised.

Dan had a tough opponent but he did lose in Ilkley to a qualifier and has a live ranking of 126. You can do it Dan!

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Stircrazy wrote:

QR1:  (q3) Ilya Ivashka WR 105 (= CH) vs (qWC) Dan Evans WR 340 (CH = 41 in March last year)

QR1:  (q5) Jürgen Zopp (EST) WR 107 (CH = 71 in September 2012) vs (qWC) George Loffhagen WR 893 (CH = 875 last month)

QR1:  Sergio Gutierrez (ESP) WR 238 (CH = 173 in October 2012) vs (qWC) Lloyd Glasspool WR 587 (CH = 282 in July 2016)

QR1:  (qWC) Aidan McHugh WR 957 (CH = 952 last month) vs (qWC) Alejandro Davidovich (ESP) WR 346 (= CH)

QR1:  Mohamed Safwat (EGY) WR 166 (= CH) vs (qWC) Jack Draper UNR

QR1:  Zdenek Kolar (CZE) WR 235 (CH = 218 last November) vs (qWC) Anton Matusevich WR 1434 (CH = 1416 in March)

QR1:  (qWC) Alex Ward WR 309 (CH = 242 in June 2016) vs Darian King (BAR) WR 169 (CH = 106 in May last year)

QR1:  (qWC) James Ward WR 362 (CH = 89 in July 2015) vs Marco Trungelliti (ARG) WR 198 (CH= 126 in July 2016)

Can someone explain to me precisely what the Spaniard did to warrant a qWC?  confuse

 Perhaps the Spaniard was the 1st alt on the list.

I have to say, I wouldn't want to be Jack, Anton, Aidan or George, I'd feel like I was being thrown to the lions.

At least James, Alex, and Dan have had considerable experience of playing folks ranked that high.



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JonH wrote:
Stircrazy wrote:

QR1:  (q3) Ilya Ivashka WR 105 (= CH) vs (qWC) Dan Evans WR 340 (CH = 41 in March last year)

QR1:  (q5) Jürgen Zopp (EST) WR 107 (CH = 71 in September 2012) vs (qWC) George Loffhagen WR 893 (CH = 875 last month)

QR1:  Sergio Gutierrez (ESP) WR 238 (CH = 173 in October 2012) vs (qWC) Lloyd Glasspool WR 587 (CH = 282 in July 2016)

QR1:  (qWC) Aidan McHugh WR 957 (CH = 952 last month) vs (qWC) Alejandro Davidovich (ESP) WR 346 (= CH)

QR1:  Mohamed Safwat (EGY) WR 166 (= CH) vs (qWC) Jack Draper UNR

QR1:  Zdenek Kolar (CZE) WR 235 (CH = 218 last November) vs (qWC) Anton Matusevich WR 1434 (CH = 1416 in March)

QR1:  (qWC) Alex Ward WR 309 (CH = 242 in June 2016) vs Darian King (BAR) WR 169 (CH = 106 in May last year)

QR1:  (qWC) James Ward WR 362 (CH = 89 in July 2015) vs Marco Trungelliti (ARG) WR 198 (CH= 126 in July 2016)

Can someone explain to me precisely what the Spaniard did to warrant a qWC?  confuse

Won the boys singles last year...

Ah, thanks, Jon.  To my eternal shame (perhaps), I'm afraid I lose interest in the juniors when the last of ours goes out!



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Ive got a spare ticket for Tuesday if anyone is looking to go...



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