Just to say I started this but bit off more than I could chew! Happy if anyone wants to see it through and pick up the story, Im going to pass the baton and at least say the idea was at least of some interest !
Good luck!
-- Edited by JonH comes home on Sunday 4th of July 2021 08:23:26 AM
I assumed the baton dropped with the last brit, surprised you kept it up this long to be honest
Just to say I started this but bit off more than I could chew! Happy if anyone wants to see it through and pick up the story, Im going to pass the baton and at least say the idea was at least of some interest !
Good luck!
-- Edited by JonH comes home on Sunday 4th of July 2021 08:23:26 AM
Sabalenka holding on to that baton.First Grand Slam quarter final so getting the monkey off her back and holding on to the baton at the same time.
Well Pliskova took over the reserve baton from Samsonova. Onto the quarter finals with the main baton and reserve baton meeting in the semi finals with the winner to play Emma Raducanu in the final. !. Well one can hope and dream can't one.
Well Pliskova took over the reserve baton from Samsonova. Onto the quarter finals with the main baton and reserve baton meeting in the semi finals with the winner to play Emma Raducanu in the final. !. Well one can hope and dream can't one.
The baton holder and the reserve baton holder meet in the semi final. Pliskova v. Sabalenka. The winner might play Angie Kerber in the final for the final baton holder. If Kerber can reach the final she will maintain a remarkable Wimbledon record. Starting in 1963 with Smith v. Moffat every subsequent ladies singles final has included a previous finalist with the exception of 1977. It looked sure to go with the no Halep, the Williams and Kvitova gone early. Of course Kerber could lose in the Semis but at least she did her best..
-- Edited by GAMEOVER on Tuesday 6th of July 2021 04:32:08 PM
The baton holder and the reserve baton holder meet in the semi final. Pliskova v. Sabalenka. The winner might play Angie Kerber in the final for the final baton holder. If Kerber can reach the final she will maintain a remarkable Wimbledon record. Starting in 1963 with Smith v. Moffat every ladies singles final has included a previous finalist with the exception of 1977. It looked sure to go with the no Halep, the Williams and Kvitova gone early. Of course Kerber could lose in the Semis but at least she did her best..
that's a great stat and I will be supporting Kerber now!!
The baton holder and the reserve baton holder meet in the semi final. Pliskova v. Sabalenka. The winner might play Angie Kerber in the final for the final baton holder. If Kerber can reach the final she will maintain a remarkable Wimbledon record. Starting in 1963 with Smith v. Moffat every ladies singles final has included a previous finalist with the exception of 1977. It looked sure to go with the no Halep, the Williams and Kvitova gone early. Of course Kerber could lose in the Semis but at least she did her best..
that's a great stat and I will be supporting Kerber now!!
Anyway in the end it was 2 new finalists for the first time since 1977. Pliskova takes the baton to the final.
Pliskova hands the baton over to the top seed Barty. Barty gets the Venus Rosewater dish and the baton as well.
Yay Ash! And we now need to make an hour long biography of her, I am afraid, Gameover. You do the camerawork, I will do the direction; need someone for the narration though. Deal?
of course, Djoko will take the mens baton into the final, and perhaps also is pretty hot favourite?
Yes I think Djoko like Ash is a big favourite for the baton and the other trophy as they both have more variety in their game than their opponents who seem to rely more a big serve.