indiana wrote:

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Smudge226 wrote:

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www.bbc.co.uk/sport/tennis/articles/c70w1r5yjz2o

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 Thanks for the link. Good lengthy article with interesting stats on his comparative rise.

The BBC seem to me to have really upped their tennis game in the last year or so. A number of good articles compared to previous poor times when many achievements went barely remarked upon and / or articles had many basic errors

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 A lot of the online stuff seems to come from Jonathan Jurejko, I think he is also based in Scotland as well? 

9vicman wrote:

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JonH comes home wrote:

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indiana wrote:

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Smudge226 wrote:

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www.bbc.co.uk/sport/tennis/articles/c70w1r5yjz2o

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 Thanks for the link. Good lengthy article with interesting stats on his comparative rise.

The BBC seem to me to have really upped their tennis game in the last year or so. A number of good articles compared to previous poor times when many achievements went barely remarked upon and / or articles had many basic errors

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 A lot of the online stuff seems to come from Jonathan Jurejko, I think he is also based in Scotland as well? 

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 Think he's based in Manchester.

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He is Scottish though isnt he?  

Stircrazy wrote:

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JonH comes home wrote:

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9vicman wrote:

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JonH comes home wrote:

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indiana wrote:

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Smudge226 wrote:

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www.bbc.co.uk/sport/tennis/articles/c70w1r5yjz2o

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 Thanks for the link. Good lengthy article with interesting stats on his comparative rise.

The BBC seem to me to have really upped their tennis game in the last year or so. A number of good articles compared to previous poor times when many achievements went barely remarked upon and / or articles had many basic errors

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 A lot of the online stuff seems to come from Jonathan Jurejko, I think he is also based in Scotland as well? 

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 Think he's based in Manchester.

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He is Scottish though isnt he?

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He went to school in Donny, so he may well be a Yorkshireman. 

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 Youre probably right, also worked in Donny and then went to Leeds Uni for a post grad, based in Manc as Vicman says - so looks like he has been nowhere near Scotland, ever :0) 

Coup Droit wrote:

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Having had an amazing run at the Australian Open, losing in R3, Jake was one of the very few singles players still hanging around the site late in the second week, because he was staying there for Davis Cup duty coming up very soon in Japan

And so when Novak was looking for a hitting partner, Jake got the call up

www.msn.com/en-gb/sport/other/novak-djokovic-battles-to-be-fit-ahead-of-semi-final-clash-as-jacob-fearnley-receives-a-surprise-offer-from-the-24-time-champion/ar-AA1xIaxN

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And Jake did take a set off Djokovic at Wimbledon last year, so Djokovic would know he's got enough class to make a good hitting partner. (Plus I should imagine Andy also knows that.) 

JonH comes home wrote:

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I had a brief exchange with Jeff Sackmann today and he tells me that he is planning to follow more of Jake and may decide to do an analysis of his game and rise around the grass season.

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 Oh, I look forward to seeing that if it happens!

Certainly Jake is looking favourite to become GB #2 in the coming months.

But yes very nice win for Cam in Dallas R1. Hopefully both he and Jake will have a good period coming up with a strong Battle of the Scots.