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Coup Droit


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Muguruza !

And Gabi v Bouchard, Dunne v Ostapenko, Hev v Flipkens..... wow, nig names

Good one for KB though, Toyg

And Swan gets Begu and Harriet gets Karolina Pliskova - doesn't get any better...

(and yes this should be in the women's, but like seagull, there's no thread so this'll have to do for the moment)

 

 



-- Edited by Coup Droit on Friday 29th of June 2018 09:43:25 AM

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R1: Vikhlyantseva
R2: Cornet/Cibulkova
R3: Mertens
R4: Halep
QF: Kvitova/Ostapenko/Sharapova
SF: Muguruza
F: Wozniacki/Serena/Venus

Konta's route

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Didn't Dart beat Pliskova at Eastbourne?

 

Oh crap no - this is Pliskova the Greater!



-- Edited by seagull on Friday 29th of June 2018 09:47:43 AM

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Could have been much worse for Andy .

I feared hed draw Federer or Nadal in the first round.

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The Knight wrote:

given he could have only met seeds 9-16 in R3, Kyle getting Djoker is the most rotten option he could get. Though given he's only made R2 here before we probably shouldn't get ahead of ourselves

solid chance for Andy to win a couple of rounds. That would be a win for me at this stage

I am really not expecting anything from Andy nor indeed does he himself. I am just glad he is reasonably fit to compete.  I cannot see Edmund beating Djokovic on grass even though Novak is not back to his best. I am hoping for a new champion to cease the Federer reign



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L128:  (WC) Liam Broady WR 175 (CH = 154 in April) vs (13) Milos Raonic (CAN) WR 32 (CH = 3 in November 2016)  bleh

L128:  Aljaz Bedene (SLO) WR 71 (CH = 43 in February) vs Cameron Norrie WR 79 (= CH)

L128:  (21) Kyle Edmund WR 18 (CH = 17 last month) vs (Q) Alex Bolt (AUS) WR 205 (CH = 160 in March 2015)

L128:  (Q) Ernests Gulbis (LAT) WR 139 (CH = 10 in June 2014) vs (WC) Jay Clarke WR 236 (CH = 219 last December)

L128:  Benoît Paire (FRA) WR 48 (CH = 18 in January 2016) vs Andy Murray WR 156 (CH = 1 in November 2016)



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Interesting set of draws.

Liam v Raonic - could get a decent show court for that, but Liam wont win obviously!

Cam v Aljaz - might get a lower show court given the Brit interest - 50/50 call, Cam should hope to win

Kyle v Bolt - Kyle NEEDS to win that and should

Jay v Gulbis - which Gulbis will turn up? Jay should again think he has a chance but Gulbis must be favourite.

Andy v Paire - clearly going to be on centre court, assuming Andy plays. He should win that one even with where he is at and it may help him decide it is worth playing.

3 wins from this lot, 4 maybe...

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Looking forward to Monfils Gasquet!

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Jimmy09 wrote:

Looking forward to Monfils Gasquet!

 That one caught my eye as well, overall some v interesting matches and draws. Federer could play coric in last 16. Kyle v Novak in last 32.. 



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Raonic has withdrawn from multiple tournaments this year, the most recent being Queens where he won in R1 through retirement before withdrawing from R2.

Not wishing ill on Mr Raonic, but Liam will win his R1 match against a LL.



-- Edited by Bob in Spain on Friday 29th of June 2018 11:10:18 AM

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seagull wrote:

R1: Paire
R2: Chardy/Shapovalov
R3: Del Potro
R4: Sock/Goffin
QF: Nadal
SF: Zverev/Djokovic/Thiem
F: Federer

Murrays route - no chance!!

As for Kyle

R1: Bolt
R2: Sugita/Klahn
R3: Djokovic
R4: Thiem
QF: Kyrgios/Zverev
SF: Del Potro/Murray/Nadal
F: Federer



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Cam versus the traitor. Interesting match, traitdene's form has been pretty average this year. 50-50 about right.

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Bob in Spain wrote:

Raonic has withdrawn from multiple tournaments this year, the most recent being Queens where he won in R1 through retirement before withdrawing from R2.

Not wishing ill on Mr Raonic, but Liam will win his R1 match against a LL.



-- Edited by Bob in Spain on Friday 29th of June 2018 11:10:18 AM

 Yes, I was going post similar. Milos is far from fit and hasn't been 100% in some time now (last year).



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Stircrazy wrote:

L128:  (WC) Liam Broady WR 175 (CH = 154 in April) vs (13) Milos Raonic (CAN) WR 32 (CH = 3 in November 2016)  bleh

L128:  Aljaz Bedene (SLO) WR 71 (CH = 43 in February) vs Cameron Norrie WR 79 (= CH)

L128:  (21) Kyle Edmund WR 18 (CH = 17 last month) vs (Q) Alex Bolt (AUS) WR 205 (CH = 160 in March 2015)

L128:  (Q) Ernests Gulbis (LAT) WR 139 (CH = 10 in June 2014) vs (WC) Jay Clarke WR 236 (CH = 219 last December)

L128:  Benoît Paire (FRA) WR 48 (CH = 18 in January 2016) vs Andy Murray WR 156 (CH = 1 in November 2016)

 Bad draw for Edmund, he is on course to meet the Nole in R3.    Nole is now getting back to gluten free era Nole cirica 2013-16.  Nole is equal fav for Wimbledon along with Frauderer and Nadal. 



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Bob in Spain wrote:
seagull wrote:

R1: Paire
R2: Chardy/Shapovalov
R3: Del Potro
R4: Sock/Goffin
QF: Nadal
SF: Zverev/Djokovic/Thiem
F: Federer

Murrays route - no chance!!

As for Kyle

R1: Bolt
R2: Sugita/Klahn
R3: Djokovic
R4: Thiem
QF: Kyrgios/Zverev
SF: Del Potro/Murray/Nadal
F: Federer

 Murray, will do well to ever get back into the top 20.  He will probably be a top 50 floater now for few years before he retires.  Murray's recent matches tell us nothing.

 

Vs Kyrios- he was clowning, treated it like a exhibition match.

Vs Stan- even when in stanimal mode, Stan was always a weak grass player, and with him injured, this win means nothing.

Vs Kyle- Kyle is average grass player, probably top 50 at best.

 

So we have no idea of Murray's real form or ranking right now.

 



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