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JonH


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5 out 6 then only Dom to play, presumably tomorrow.

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All doubles teams involving Brits through overnight in straight sets.

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7 brits live ranked in top 53 now ( Ken provisionally enters top 50 as Jonny falls back to 53). Good stuff

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Well done all!!!

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Now we start knocking each other out! Who do go for? the all Brit pair new to slams or the old fella who has done it all before? Cam and Fritz to go all the way would be fun, I hope they become a regular pair. I have a lot of time for Fritz striking out on his own after struggling with a paternal coaching arrangement, nice to see him consolidate a position well inside the top from which to develop. 



-- Edited by Oakland2002 on Thursday 17th of January 2019 08:16:29 AM

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Great results!

Dom starts tomorrow, and the Skupskis take on Kontineen/Peers

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L64:  Ken Skupski & Neal Skupski CR 87 (55+32) defeated (WC) James Duckworth & Jordan Thompson (AUS/AUS) CR 589 (352+237) by 3 & 4  smile

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L32:  (12) Henri Kontinen & John Peers (FIN/AUS) CR 56 (28+28) vs Ken Skupski & Neal Skupski CR 87 (55+32)

 L64:  (11) Rajeev Ram (USA) & Joe Salisbury CR 49 (22+27) defeated Guido Pella & Hans Podlipnik (CHI/CHI) CR 197 (122+75) by 0 & 4

L64:  (3) Jamie Murray & Bruno Soares (BRA) CR 14 (7+7) defeated Roman Jebavy & Andrés Molteni (CZE/ARG) CR 101 (52+49) by 6-4 7-6(11)
L64:  Luke Bambridge & Jonny O'Mara CR 106 (51+55) defeated Marius Copil & Marton Fucsovics (ROU/HUN) CR 769 (546+223) by 3 & 1

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L32:  (3) Jamie Murray & Bruno Soares (BRA) CR 14 (7+7) vs Luke Bambridge & Jonny O'Mara CR 106 (51+55)  cry

To keep the round-up going:

L64:  (10) Dominic Inglot & Franko Skugor (CRO) CR 45 (20+25) vs Taro Daniel & John Millman (JPN/AUS) UNR (0+250)

Marcelo Demoliner & Freddie Nielsen lie in wait in the next round if the boys come through that one.

L64:  Taylor Fritz (USA) & Cameron Norrie CR 396 (209+187) defeated Mirza Basic & Damir Dzumhur (BIH/BIH) UNR (0+149) by 7-6(7) 7-5

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L32:  Pablo Cuevas & Fernando Verdasco (URU/ESP) UNR (0+83) vs (11) Rajeev Ram (USA) & Joe Salisbury CR 49 (22+27)

L32:  Taylor Fritz (USA) & Cameron Norrie CR 396 (209+187) vs Jack Sock & Jackson Withrow (USA/USA) UNR

The Yanks despatched the second seeds, Cabal & Farah, in three sets.



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4 of the other 5 pairs go today, exception is Dom, presumably because Millman played a long singles late on today's schedule?

Harriet also up in ladies doubles, mentioning it here as there isnt a doubles thread on the ladies section it seems. Sorry if that upsets anyone!

And young Harriet & her Estonian partner, Anett Kontaveit, put the icing on the cake by coming through their match in three.  Sadly, it isn't a clean sweep so far, as Hev & her German partner, Tatjana Maria, went out in three to the fourth seeds, Melichar & Peschke.  cry



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Unfortunately I think Hevs loss was predictable

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Sock is a very, very good doubles player (obviously) so that will be tough for Cam/Fritz.

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Latest instagram post from Jamie, on GB doubles:

www.instagram.com/p/Bsu4jVejasR/

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Louis Cayer seems to be the inspiration - I realised he worked with Jamie and Dom but hadnt realised it was so wide...isnt he employed by the LTA then, big miss if they dont have him officially involved

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Yes, pretty wide.

I recall Luke in his coffee chat with Mike Cation saying he was one who in general had worked much less with Cayer for a while but had joined up for a session and was reminded of what a genius the man was. Quite a lot about angles and percentages I recall.



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JonH wrote:

Louis Cayer seems to be the inspiration - I realised he worked with Jamie and Dom but hadnt realised it was so wide...isnt he employed by the LTA then, big miss if they dont have him officially involved

I have had the pleasure of meeting Louis on several occasions and he works with ALL our doubles players.  He is not just a top quality and meticulous coach, but he is a really great person as well.  I believe he is employed directly by the LTA.



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Bob in Spain wrote:
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Louis Cayer seems to be the inspiration - I realised he worked with Jamie and Dom but hadnt realised it was so wide...isnt he employed by the LTA then, big miss if they dont have him officially involved

I have had the pleasure of meeting Louis on several occasions and he works with ALL our doubles players.  He is not just a top quality and meticulous coach, but he is a really great person as well.  I believe he is employed directly by the LTA.

 that is good to hear, the tweets seemed to imply he isnt valued or undervalued and made me wonder - perhaps he deserves a pay rise! 



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