Alfie Hewett is without a vote here, which I find stunning. I know I didnt vote for him myself, although I think he had a marvellous year. In case you are looking at who to vote for

Alfie is British #1 Mens Wheelchair. He is WR 2 and won 38-6, 86%, of singles matches; Massively he won US Open Singles, and French Open and Australian Open Doubles. He played on Court One at Wimbledon live on BBC when he played two massive matches - the tennis highlights of my year.

indiana wrote:

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To be fair Jon, if Alfie isn't even getting your vote here he may well struggle to get off the mark at all. And to me not only is that not stunning, it doesn't surprise me.

My vote goes to Lissey & Lv although I waa very tempted to give it to Jodie with her rise up the rankings this year and so much better attitude and much better competing through to the end in matches but that's more about finally stopping a negative rather rhan a positive. Jodie is now more where she should be.

-- Edited by indiana on Tuesday 6th of December 2022 12:49:26 PM

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 I do fear you are right, Indy. I recall he reached the final , was it last year or year before, I need to check. I think at the time it was a fresh name and results , perhaps like others (say an Andy or maybe Cam this year) familiarity of performance tends to lead to someone getting overlooked by those who have improved much more - which is fine, of course, it is just the way it is.  

jumped up to 39 votes here, over half the time left as well. Full update this evening

JonH comes home wrote:

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42 votes - this one now has 24 hours left:

Lissey/Liv 15
Neal 11
Cam 9
Jodie 5
Amelia and Mimi 1 each
Alfie 0

This is the group that may well end up with most votes

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 No change with 20 hours left. This will close at 6 pm tomorrow evening 

8 hours left here, 6 pm close

With 5 hours left, we have 46 votes in group B and just 43 here, so it feels like there may be one or two more to come in.

3 hours left. Been stuck on 43 for a while - any more voters out there ?!