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Post Info TOPIC: Week 26 - Wimbledon Women's Qualifying Singles, Roehampton, Great Britain - Grass


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Week 26 - Wimbledon Women's Qualifying Singles, Roehampton, Great Britain - Grass


Final qualifying line up:

(WC) Gauff vs (19) Minnen
(2) Blinkova vs (29) Martincova
(3) Davis vs Ahn
Rodionova vs Lao
Lottner vs (30) Kalinskaya
(6) McHale vs (20) Juvan
Cepelova vs McNally
(8) Rybakina vs Flink
(WC) Murray vs (22) Badosa
Dodin vs Gatto-Monticone
Kawa v Ruse
(12) Bonaventure vs (26) Rus
(13) Bouzkova vs (24) Bogdan
(14) Danilovic vs (17) Haddad Maia
Kerkhove vs (WC) Lisicki
Wickmayer vs (31) Samsonova

4 of the 6 to beat Brits yesterday advanced to the FQR, Maia's and Emma's conquerors lost. 16 of the 32 seeds made the final round.



-- Edited by Ace Ventura on Wednesday 26th of June 2019 06:27:33 PM

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DavidC wrote:

Liam is on the televised court tomorrow (first up) but Sam is second on 14


Full TV schedule is:

From 11am:

Liam

Lisicki

Gauff

 



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Worth noting that the one player who did get through to Round 3 had to go through pre-qualies.



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So pleased for Sam - what a run she is having here - when you include the LTA play offs, that is five wins on the spin in her attempt to qualify for Wimbledon. I don't know what the odds are, but she must have some chance tomorrow - shame once again that it isn't televised. I'll also be interested in who wins the Rus v Bonaventure match - I didn't get to watch it live and have just watched my Red Button recording - I didn't think that much of Bonaventure and was a bit surprised at how many major players she has beaten recently.

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Just a few words for those who follow the junior, or teenage, up and coming stars, as there were so many big names playing here:

Cori Gauff ('04) - mentioned before - outstanding
Marta Kostyuk ('02) - stellar - excellent
Whitney Osuigwe ('02) - rather disappointing - like last time I saw her - maybe grass isn't her thing
Liang ('00) - wonderful free, relaxed arm.
Xiyu Wang ('01) - very interesting, different style - liked it
Olga Danilovic ('01) - so thin - great serve
Destanee Aiva ('00) - room for improvement
Claire Liu ('00) - not much to get excited about.
Anne Li ('00) - even less

(didn't see much of Cate McNally, '01, or any of Juvan)




-- Edited by Coup Droit on Thursday 27th of June 2019 02:14:31 PM

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Article on the Wimbledon website about Sam's run.

https://www.wimbledon.com/en_GB/news/articles/2019-06-26/resurgent_murray_enjoying_prewedding_bonus.html

Says her run in Manchester interrupted her hen night plans. biggrin



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Thanks for the link DWH about Sam - very interesting and it also made me realise that I have been lucky enough to be courtside and watch both her previous appearances here and remember both matches very well.

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Ian1314 wrote:

Worth noting that the one player who did get through to Round 3 had to go through pre-qualies.


 Yes indeed. Further proof that the LTA's infatuation with youth is misguided. Players like Sam, Tara and Emily are regularly ignored for wild cards. Older players continue playing because they want to rather than because their parents want them to play.



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17 year old American Caty McNally qualifies for her first ever grand slam. Lisicki a set up and *3-3.

Sam underway and on serve 1-1*

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Sam has held to 0, 15, 0, whereas Badosa held twice to 40, and Sam had BPs in at least one of those, but it is the Spaniard who has broken first and will now try and serve for the first set. 3-5*

 

Just checked and Sam had 3 BPs in each of those games, so is 0/6, whereas that was Badosa's first BP.



-- Edited by Ace Ventura on Thursday 27th of June 2019 02:07:09 PM

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But Sam does break straight back, *4-5

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First set gone 4-6

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4-1 to Sam in the second.....

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Sam takes the second set 6-2

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Real shame for Sam. Very close. Great effort. But no win.....

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