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JonH comes home


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Apparently Djoko hasnt withdrawn so IW had to put him in draw, even though they dont expect he will get CDC approval to enter the country. He is on their We Miss You list - so unfair on the player who would have got in next and assuming he withdraws it really makes a hash of that bottom section where Andy is placed.

Djoko showing zero respect for the other players here, theres no way he will get in unless he has gone and got himself jabbed

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Liam losing quite a few points this week and coming weeks, around 20 percent of his total. Could do with some big results. No pressure. Live rankings show him down to 130 currently.

Jay also losing similar proportion of his.

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JonH comes home wrote:

Liam losing quite a few points this week and coming weeks, around 20 percent of his total. Could do with some big results. No pressure. Live rankings show him down to 130 currently.

Jay also losing similar proportion of his.

Liam's next match is worth a decent number of points. Not just the extra 8 for winning but also a guaranteed 10 more for 1st round losers.  So victory over O'Connell guarantees him 26 points and a decent pay day.

Sods law will then be at risk of coming into play though as Andy Murray is down to play a qualifier - unless the Djokovic situation completely disrupts that section of the draw.



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Borna Coric makes a long overdue return after c 12 months - he plays ADF first round and possibly Shapo on the 2nd round.

He is also into Miami as well, using a PR in both presumably.

Good luck to him, I always liked Coric's game and fit and well, he could certainly threaten the top 20 again



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JonH comes home wrote:

Borna Coric makes a long overdue return after c 12 months - he plays ADF first round and possibly Shapo on the 2nd round.

He is also into Miami as well, using a PR in both presumably.

Good luck to him, I always liked Coric's game and fit and well, he could certainly threaten the top 20 again

 About time he stopped trying to figure out the rankings and started playing again



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brendan wrote:
JonH comes home wrote:

Borna Coric makes a long overdue return after c 12 months - he plays ADF first round and possibly Shapo on the 2nd round.

He is also into Miami as well, using a PR in both presumably.

Good luck to him, I always liked Coric's game and fit and well, he could certainly threaten the top 20 again

 About time he stopped trying to figure out the rankings and started playing again

 indeed, he had too much time on his hands. Obvs.



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Re offences committed by Zverev.

Speaking as a criminal law lecturer, I can say that he is liable for both and an assault and an attempted battery.

An assault is intentionally or recklessly causing another to apprehend immediate unlawful personal violence.

An attempted battery is doing an act which is more than merely preparatory to inflicting unlawful force (force being the merest touch) with an intention to inflict unlawful force.



-- Edited by KK on Wednesday 9th of March 2022 03:16:20 PM



-- Edited by KK on Wednesday 9th of March 2022 03:17:04 PM

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KK wrote:

Re offences committed by Zverev.

Speaking as a criminal law lecturer, I can say that he is liable for both and an assault and an attempted battery.

An assault is intentionally or recklessly causing another to apprehend immediate unlawful personal violence.

An attempted battery is doing an act which is more than merely preparatory to inflicting unlawful force (force being the merest touch) with an intention to inflict unlawful force.



-- Edited by KK on Wednesday 9th of March 2022 03:16:20 PM



-- Edited by KK on Wednesday 9th of March 2022 03:17:04 PM

 Thanks KK - does it require the injured party / victim to register a complaint to the authorities, or can anyone seeing it do that, or can the authorities see it on TV, say, and determine if it is in the public interest (and what would be the legal jurisdiction for something happening in Mexico by a German - could it be taken up by, say, the US authorities if the ATP are legally registered there, or would it need to be German or Mexican or, indeed, wherever the victim was from??   



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JonH comes home wrote:
KK wrote:

Re offences committed by Zverev.

Speaking as a criminal law lecturer, I can say that he is liable for both and an assault and an attempted battery.

An assault is intentionally or recklessly causing another to apprehend immediate unlawful personal violence.

An attempted battery is doing an act which is more than merely preparatory to inflicting unlawful force (force being the merest touch) with an intention to inflict unlawful force.



-- Edited by KK on Wednesday 9th of March 2022 03:16:20 PM



-- Edited by KK on Wednesday 9th of March 2022 03:17:04 PM

 Thanks KK - does it require the injured party / victim to register a complaint to the authorities, or can anyone seeing it do that, or can the authorities see it on TV, say, and determine if it is in the public interest (and what would be the legal jurisdiction for something happening in Mexico by a German - could it be taken up by, say, the US authorities if the ATP are legally registered there, or would it need to be German or Mexican or, indeed, wherever the victim was from??   

 Good point re the jurisdiction.  I have no idea what the law is in Mexico and as any offences committed would be minor ones they could not be prosecuted elsewhere (unlike murder for example.)   I suppose the initial point made was that doping is an offence and what Zverev did was not, to which the reply by Coup Droit was that what he did is an offence in the UK.  I would be surprised if it were not also an offence in the USA and it is this that I think should be taken into account by the ATP in deciding its sanction.



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Novak now out officially - Dimitrov moves into his place and an LL will take Dimitrov's place.

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Liam is an early break down 2-3*

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After an hour and 7 minute set, Liam wins it 7-6(7)

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Nice one Liam. Makes it a 100% success rate in the qualifying rounds.

FQR: (q17) Liam Broady WR 124 defeated Christopher O'Connell (AUS) WR 149 7-6(7) 6-0

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L128: (12) Cameron Norrie WR 12 (=CH) vs BYE
- faces winner of Pedro Martinez (ESP) or LL Joao Sousa

L128: BYE vs (27) Daniel Evans WR 29 (CH=22 Sept 2021)
- faces winner of Federico Coria (ARG) or Pablo Cuevas (URU)

L128: (WC) Andy Murray WR 88 (CH=1 in Nov 2016) vs (Q) Taro Daniel (JPN) WR 106 (CH=64 Aug 2018)
- winner to face (31) Alexander Bublik (KAZ)
H2h 2-1

L128: (Q) Liam Broady WR 124 (CH=116 Feb 2022) vs Miomir Kecmanovic (SRB) WR 61 (CH=38 March 2021)
H2h 0-1 in 2021

Cam & Dan are in the top half of the draw, Andy and Liam in the bottom half.


Former GB player Aljaz Bedene returns from injury here on a PR, not having played since July.

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Fitting that Joao Sousa, the player who if Novak had withdrawn pre-draw would've made it in, got the LL spot.

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