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Wimbledon

1 Federer, Roger SUI 1
2 Nadal, Rafael ESP 2
3 Nalbandian, David ARG 3
4 Roddick, Andy USA 4
5 Ljubicic, Ivan CRO 5
6 Davydenko, Nikolay RUS 6
7 Blake, James USA 7
8 Gonzalez, Fernando CHI 8
9 Gaudio, Gaston ARG 9
10 Hewitt, Lleyton AUS 10
11 Kiefer, Nicolas GER 11 OUT
12 Robredo, Tommy ESP 12
13 Ancic, Mario CRO 13
14 Johansson, Thomas SWE 14
15 Ginepri, Robby USA 15
16 Stepanek, Radek CZE 16
17 Nieminen, Jarkko FIN 17
18 Berdych, Tomas CZE 18
19 Baghdatis, Marcos CYP 19
20 Ferrer, David ESP 20
21 Coria, Guillermo ARG 21 OUT
22 Agassi, Andre USA 22
23 Grosjean, Sebastien FRA 23
24 Haas, Tommy GER 24
25 Hrbaty, Dominik SVK 25
26 Andreev, Igor RUS 26 OUT
27 Rochus, Olivier BEL 27
28 Ferrero, Juan Carlos ESP 28
29 Monfils, Gael FRA 29
30 Acasuso, Jose ARG 30 OUT
31 Moya, Carlos ESP 31
32 Massu, Nicolas CHI 32
33 Tursunov, Dmitry RUS 33
34 Verdasco, Fernando ESP 34
35 Srichaphan, Paradorn THA 35
36 Malisse, Xavier BEL 36
37 Youzhny, Mikhail RUS 37
38 Mathieu, Paul-Henri FRA 38
39 Chela, Juan Ignacio ARG 39
40 Rusedski, Greg GBR 40
41 Vliegen, Kristof BEL 41
42 Almagro, Nicolas ESP 42
43 Gasquet, Richard FRA 43
44 Serra, Florent FRA 44
45 Lopez, Feliciano ESP 45
46 Murray, Andy GBR 46
47 Santoro, Fabrice FRA 47
48 Karlovic, Ivo CRO 48
49 Horna, Luis PER 49
50 Novak, Jiri CZE @49
51 Safin, Marat RUS 51
52 Bracciali, Daniele ITA 50
53 Volandri, Filippo ITA 52
54 Simon, Gilles FRA 53
55 Soderling, Robin SWE 54
56 Clement, Arnaud FRA 55
57 Wawrinka, Stanislas SUI 56
58 Hanescu, Victor ROM 57 OUT
59 Goldstein, Paul USA 58
60 Mirnyi, Max BLR 59
61 Melzer, Jurgen AUT 60
62 Calleri, Agustin ARG 61
63 Pashanski, Boris SCG 62
64 Dent, Taylor USA 63 OUT
65 Sanguinetti, Davide ITA 64
66 Phau, Bjorn GER 65
67 Muller, Gilles LUX 66
68 Martin, Alberto ESP 67
69 Vik, Robin CZE 68
70 Rochus, Christophe BEL 69
71 Seppi, Andreas ITA 70
72 Djokovic, Novak SCG 71
73 Henman, Tim GBR 72
74 Spadea, Vincent USA 73
75 Moodie, Wesley RSA 74
76 Bjorkman, Jonas SWE 75
77 Mayer, Florian GER 76
78 Schuettler, Rainer GER 77
79 Starace, Potito ITA 78
80 Ramirez Hidalgo, Ruben ESP 79
81 Di Mauro, Alessio ITA 80
82 Mahut, Nicolas FRA 81
83 Kohlschreiber, Philipp GER 82
84 Berlocq, Carlos ARG 83
85 Portas, Albert ESP 84
86 Vicente, Fernando ESP 85
87 Dlouhy, Lukas CZE 86
88 Wang, Yeu-Tzuoo TPE 87
89 Daniel, Marcos BRA 88
90 Gimelstob, Justin USA 89
91 Greul, Simon GER 90
92 Hernych, Jan CZE 91
93 Waske, Alexander GER 92
94 Tipsarevic, Janko SCG 93
95 Minar, Ivo CZE 94
96 Marach, Oliver AUT 95
97 Benneteau, Julien FRA 96
98 Fish, Mardy USA 97
99 Vanek, Jiri CZE 98
100 Udomchoke, Danai THA 99
101 Montanes, Albert ESP 100
102 Saretta, Flavio BRA 101
103 Kunitsyn, Igor RUS 102
104 Lee, Hyung-Taik KOR 103
105 (WC) Bogdanovic, Alex GBR
106 (WC) Baker, Jamie GBR
107 (WC) Bloomfield, Richard GBR
108 (WC) Delgado, Jamie GBR
109 (WC) Lee, Martin GBR
110 (WC) Mackin, Alan GBR
111 (WC) Philippoussis, Mark AUS
112 (WC) Pavel, Andrei ROM
113 (Q) Kim, Kevin USA
114 (Q) Labadze, Irakli GEO
115 (Q) Karanusic, Roko, CRO
116 (Q) Granollers-Pujol, Marcel, ESP
117 (Q) Berrer, Michael GER
118 (Q) Dancevic, Frank CAN
119 (Q) Falla, Alejandro COL
120 (Q) Stadler, Simon GER
121 (Q) Peya, Alexander AUT
122 (Q) Pless, Kristian DEN
123 (Q) Goodall, Joshua GBR
124 (Q) Galvani, Stefano ITA
125 (Q) Arthurs, Wayne AUS
126 (Q) Dorsch, Benedikt GER
127 (Q) Kendrick, Robert USA
128 (Q) Becker, Benjamin GER
LL Faurel, Jean-Christophe FRA (replaces Kiefer)


Alternates
1. Lu, Yen-Hsun TPE 104 IN
2. Garcia-Lopez, Guillermo ESP 105 IN

3. Sabau, Razvan ROM 106 IN
4. Zib, Tomas CZE 107 IN
5. Norman, Dick BEL 108 IN

6. Van Gemerden, Melle NED 109 IN
7. Massa, Edgardo ARG @109
8. Delgado, Ramon PAR 110
9. Carlsen, Kenneth DEN 111
10. Sluiter, Raemon NED 112
11. Reynolds, Bobby USA 113
12. Pavel, Andrei ROM 114
13. Gremelmayr, Denis GER 115
14. Gicquel, Marc FRA 116
15. Kim, Kevin USA 117
16. Marin, Juan Antonio CRC 118
17. Gabashvili, Teimuraz RUS 119
18. Roitman, Sergio ARG 120
19. Llodra, Michael FRA 121
20. Koubek, Stefan AUT 122
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-- Edited by Madeline at 21:35, 2006-06-08

-- Edited by Madeline at 10:39, 2006-06-19

-- Edited by Madeline at 17:15, 2006-06-23

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....now when was the last time that we had three players on the entry list for Wimbledon?  And if Tim doesn't retire, and Boggo continues his rise, will we get four next year? Boggo missed the alternates list by just a whisker. Here's to Alex at the US open by rights!

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Be positive Rob - add Jamie Baker as well for next year!

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Now wouldn't that be nice.  Then Uncles Tim & Greg could retire to the commentary box in 2008, and thrash McEnroe on the seniors tour.

-- Edited by RobC at 22:26, 2006-05-19

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Andy Murray - a Scot growing up fast - by Alix Ramsay

To read the article go to:
http://www.wimbledon.org/en_GB/news/articles/2006-05-18/e5259502965bd6c.html

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Good article in the Scotsman......


Wimbledon set for record Scots entry


SCOTLAND could have a record representation of eight competitors at Wimbledon this year if organisers give the usual allocation of wildcards to British competitors. Andy Murray, the world No45, will again be the focus of attention, but the supporting cast will include his brother, Jamie, and up to a half a dozen other hopefuls.


The elder Murray has high hopes of competing in the doubles along with Colin Fleming from Linlithgow, while Karen Paterson could be given an English partner and receive a wildcard for the women's doubles. Elena Baltacha, the British No2, will compete in the women's singles, Alan Mackin and Jamie Baker should be included in the men's draw, and 16-year-old Graeme Dyce, the recipient of a scholarship from the Bollettieri Academy in Florida, will take part in the junior singles.


http://sport.scotsman.com/tennis.cfm?id=762342006


 



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From Sporting Life:

Murray appeals to British tennis fans not to expect too much this year at Wimbledon:

Andy Murray, the rising star of British tennis, appealed to tennis fans not to expect too much at Wimbledon this year.

The 19-year-old Scot bowed out of the French Open in the first round on Tuesday when his fragile physique again found him out in his match against Frenchman Gael Monfils.

He suffered a back problem in the tie-break of the second set of his five-set defeat, caused by the fact that his spine is weak because it is not yet fully grown.

Murray, who reached the third round at Wimbledon last year before cramping badly against David Nalbandian, plans a series of strengthening exercises over the next few weeks and is optimistic he will be in good shape for his trip to SW19.

But he said: "The expectations of people might be a little bit too big just now. I hope everybody tries to keep it in perspective.

"When you're not seeded, if you draw Federer it's tough to say you're going to go further than the year before. Just depends on the luck of the draw.

"I'll be doing exercises for my lower back but on the grass it's a bit different. It's pretty soft. It doesn't put too much strain on the body. You don't really use the same muscles. My back didn't really hurt me at all during Wimbledon last year.

"I've got enough time to see the physio and get a lot of massage and do some exercises to get it better. I should be okay.

"If I play well I'll be happy. If I play badly I'll be disappointed. But I've got a lot more years of playing Wimbledon if I don't do so well this year. I had a great Wimbledon last year."

He is also prepared for the 'Murray mania' which is bound to break out during Wimbledon fortnight.

He added: "I had a little bit of it at Wimbledon last year. I played well and there wasn't much pressure on me.

"I think it could be a little mad around Queen's and Wimbledon this year. I'll see how I deal with it.

"I hope it goes in my favour. If not I'm going to try to get used to it."

Murray, currently 45 in the world, might be a slow developer physically but his mental maturity is not in doubt. While others have questioned his continuing injury problems he remains unfazed.

Murray said: "There's no need to panic. I'm only 19. I'm going to play these tournaments for the next 12, 13 years. I'm pretty well grounded.

"I realise where I am going. I can't win every match. But if I can get a little bit more consistency my ranking should start going even higher."

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Another article in which Andy is trying to deflect some of the pressure which will be placed upon him this summer:

Murray pleads for patience

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Who's going this year ?

I'm going on 1st Friday, Bethan's going on the middle Saturday, Madeline's going on the 2nd Thursday and Kate and Lucy are going for most of the two weeks.

Has anyone else got tickets or are queuing ?

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I'll be queuing for a ground pass on the second Friday as well as having tickets the day before - not sure what there will be to watch apart from juniors/seniors, but we can always sit on Henman Hill and watch the men's semis. Probably will, in fact.

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I got a letter in on Friday saying I'd won centre court tickets for the first day in the ballot. So happy - been running about like a maddy ever since trying to get transport sorted. I just assumed that since I hadn't heard in May that I hadn't been successful, but it came in eventually.

Fingers crossed I have a wee bit more success with this trip after the debacle I had at the DC tie.

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aria81 wrote:

I got a letter in on Friday saying I'd won centre court tickets for the first day in the ballot. So happy - been running about like a maddy ever since trying to get transport sorted. I just assumed that since I hadn't heard in May that I hadn't been successful, but it came in eventually.

Fingers crossed I have a wee bit more success with this trip after the debacle I had at the DC tie.




Congrats on that Ria ! That should be great, I got centre tickets for day one last year and saw Fed, Davenport, Safin and Baltacha.

Where abouts are you sitting ? Last year it was extremely hot, my friend got sunstroke.

Have you been before ?

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Nope - never been before. This is the first time we've ever applied for tickets which is why I was so shocked when the letter came in last week. I've never been to London before so I've had the maps out looking for the closest bus and train stations. Trying to get the travel sorted has been the problem because I want to travel down on the Sunday night and back up on the Monday night but I guess a lot of people have the same idea because the sleeper train is all booked up so it's looking like it might be the bus.

I have no idea where the seats are yet - I guess I should get the tickets in early next week (hopefully). I guess with your friend getting sunstroke that should be a warning - I turn into lobster woman when the sun-shines so I guess I'll stock up on the factor 25 before I go.

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Make sure you're stocked with plenty of food before you go, don't rely on getting any from Wimbledon itself because the queues for the food and drink tents are enormous. By 1.30pm the queue for the ice cream was 30 long and all of the Pimms tents were absolutely full.

Trying to find different places eg: toilets, outside courts, bank etc also takes quite a lot of time, you have to be prepared for that.

I was lucky on centre because my seat was at the far side while my friend was sitting almost opposite the umpire's chair where the glare of the sun was brightest.

It's amazing how close you feel to the players on centre, I could hear Safin swearing to himself and Baltacha was muttering "get a grip and stop punting that forehand out of court" which was funny. She got really frustrated and smacked a ball into the royal box

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First post updated for latest withdrawals.

Aria81, the (rather expensive) program on sale there has a good map of the grounds to sort out where everything is. Or you can be canny and print the map off the Wimbledon website! Enjoy - I intend to!

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