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Which British player will win the most grass court matches? [39 vote(s)]

Cam Norrie
15.4%
Dan Evans
15.4%
Andy Murray
10.3%
Jack Draper
20.5%
Liam Broady
2.6%
Jan Choinski
5.1%
Ryan Peniston
0.0%
Alastair Gray
0.0%
Billy Harris
0.0%
Paul Jubb
2.6%
Dan Cox
7.7%
Aidan McHugh
2.6%
Charlie Broom
0.0%
Arthur Fery
7.7%
Kyle Edmund
0.0%
Jay Clarke
2.6%
Stuart Parker
2.6%
George Loffhagen
2.6%
Giles Hussey
0.0%
AN Other (please state who you vote for!)
2.6%
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26 votes, just over a couple of days left - Jack D still has the most support, 12 players have a vote.

Votes close Sunday morning - most entry lists are now published, time to get a vote in!

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27 votes . 2 days left to vote

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So just tomorrow to have a vote in this folks - in fact Sunday morning at 8.30 approx will be the close.

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Dan Cox for me again.

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Thanks Jaggy - didnt disappoint!

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Set to close now at just after 8 Sunday. Last day to vote!

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Ive gone Evo as he is playing Surbiton and Nottingham - good chance for him to pick up a few wins before the others get started.
Mens is more tricky than the women as there are more tournaments at the lower levels at which a ton of wins could be picked up.

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13 players with votes now as Dan Cox got Jaggys vote.

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Dan Cox to come good on the grass again. Gets my vote.

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Thanks indy

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Draw for surbiton out

britishtennis.activeboard.com/t69463889/week-23-atp-challenger-125-lexus-surbiton-trophy-surbiton-gr/

11 hours left to vote

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JonH comes home wrote:

Draw for surbiton out

britishtennis.activeboard.com/t69463889/week-23-atp-challenger-125-lexus-surbiton-trophy-surbiton-gr/

11 hours left to vote

 Sorry it was 13 hours, now under 12 left to vote 



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32 votes in the men - someones not voted in the mens ! Theres still time !

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I voted for Arthur. Hope he'll get some wins in qualifying and in the M25s later on.

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you and me alike SuperT!!

Reminder to all, voting will close at 8.30 am tomorrow morning, so please dont leave it too late!

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