Been taking a look at the Grass Court form and felt it worth noting the 6 guys in the mens singles who have performed well on grass this season so far and done it on more than one occasion ie proving that they have to consistency of form and technique to be worth watching at Wimbledon.

Be interesting to see where these 6 take it this next fortnight:

Matteo Berrettini - won Stuttgart and Semis at Halle.
Felix Auger-Aliassime - RU Stuttgart and semis at Queens
Dan Evans - won Surbiton and Nottingham Challenger events
Jordan Thompson - RU Den Bosch and Semis Antalya
Milos Raonic - semis Stuttgart, quarters Queens

The final one would have been Borna Coric , and he is someone I would have rated to go far at Wimbledon, he reached semis in Den Bosch and quarters in Halle. Sadly not to be this year.

Still have high hopes for Tsitsipas but would be great to see one of the above maintain their form!

Stircrazy wrote:

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L128:  (3) Kyle Edmund WR 31 (CH = 14 last October) vs Jaume Munar (ESP WR 88 (CH = 52 last month)

L128:  João Sousa (POR) WR 66 (CH = 28 in May 2016) vs (WC) Paul Jubb WR 472 (= CH)

L128:  Federico Delbonis (ARG) WR 76 (CH = 33 in May 2016) vs Dan Evans WR 65 (CH = 41 in March 2017)
L128:  (WC) James Ward WR 205 (CH = 89 in July 2015) vs (18) Nikoloz Basilashvili (GEO) WR 16 (= CH)

L128:  Denis Istomin (UZB) WR 109 (CH = 33 in August 2012) vs Cameron Norrie WR 49 (CH = 41 last month)

L128:  (WC) Jay Clarke WR 166 (CH = 159 last month) vs (Q) Noah Rubin (USA) WR 183 (CH = 125 last October)

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 The Times has a "Brit watch" feature in its Wimbledon pull-out supplement today which marks all the British players out of five according to five factors: Grand Slam pedigree, Colourful history, inviting draw, form & good on grass?  Dan comes out top with 16/25 (four each for colourful history & good on grass), followed by Kyle with 14/25, Paul with 11/25 (he rates a five for colourful history!),  Cam & Dino with 9/25 & Jay bringing up the rear with 8/25.  For the record, Johanna comes top of the shop with 17/25 (four each for Grand Slam pedigree, inviting draw & good on grass).

Bob in Spain wrote:

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PHH loses to Anderson. Can't do Andy's chances in the doubles any harm.

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 no danger he will be considering pulling out of doubles down the line then!

Bob in Spain wrote:

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PHH loses to Anderson. Can't do Andy's chances in the doubles any harm.

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 Either that or PHH is seriously out of form and Andy is regretting it 

christ wrote:

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Coup Droit wrote:

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Bob in Spain wrote:

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PHH loses to Anderson. Can't do Andy's chances in the doubles any harm.

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 Either that or PHH is seriously out of form and Andy is regretting it 

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 Nope. Obviously saving himself for the doubles.

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 Well, I sure hope so. Coz Britain expects every man to do his duty. Even French ones.

Who are tennis abstract when they're at home? Did they make £40 on Cori Gauff? Did they go for Heather? Huh? :)