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paulisi wrote:
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Apparently now Dan v Broom indoors!

 It is the only QF not finished.

No choice other than to play three matches in a day....

 Or use more of the grass courts during the hours of glorious sunshine



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Wow Broom wins in 3

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Stircrazy wrote:

SF:  Mattia Bellucci (ITA) WR 180 vs (Q) Jacob Fearnley WR 525

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QF:  (ALT) Billy Harris WR 183 defeated Mikhail Kukushkin (KAZ) WR 135 by 6-1 2-1 retired

QF:  (Q) Charles Broom WR 283 defeated (2) Daniel Evans WR 62 by 4-6 6-4 6-2    biggrin  bleh

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SF:  (ALT) Billy Harris WR 183 vs (Q) Charles Broom WR 283



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Fantastic win for Charlie and there will be a Brit in the mens final too smile



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Hopefully 2

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Nice win for Charlie Broom. Beating Lloyd Harris and Dan Evans back to back is something!

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3 of the top 4 ranked Brits may be in stinking form and #5 Liam still out injured, seemingly largely prompting Vandenburg surfacing recently with his doom laden thread starter about the future of British men's tennis ( which to be fair led me to share some concerns ). But actually much to enjoy at the moment further down the rankings as we maybe increasingly look to that future, and maybe it really won't be too bad.



-- Edited by indiana on Saturday 15th of June 2024 08:41:44 PM



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These 3 and Jack making us all smile this past week or two.

Great stuff.

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Billy could get inside the top 140 this week, that would be amazing. Charlie could get top 200, brilliant. And Jake, top 300. Wow.

All cant do it, but one at least could be hitting heady heights this weekend.

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Putting aside how well Charlie has done, Dan losing is almost as bad as Cam against Jack PJ earlier in the week. Really worrying results for both of them.

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Putting aside how well Charlie has done, Dan losing is almost as bad as Cam against Jack PJ earlier in the week. Really worrying results for both of them.

 I watched a bit on challenger TV and Dan really didn't want to be there. Come Wimbledon, or Queens if it stops raining fingers crossed he'll remember how good he can be. 



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Julia Carrot wrote:
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Putting aside how well Charlie has done, Dan losing is almost as bad as Cam against Jack PJ earlier in the week. Really worrying results for both of them.

 I watched a bit on challenger TV and Dan really didn't want to be there. Come Wimbledon, or Queens if it stops raining fingers crossed he'll remember how good he can be. 

 Yeah, just read someone tweeting that also. Hope thats the case! 



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Wow, well done Charlie! Maybe not the SF line-up we expected at the start of the week, but an exciting one!

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3 x Brits in a £125k semi final here at home on Grass, 2 qualifiers and an alternate.....excellent to see!

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JonH comes home wrote:
Julia Carrot wrote:
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Putting aside how well Charlie has done, Dan losing is almost as bad as Cam against Jack PJ earlier in the week. Really worrying results for both of them.

 I watched a bit on challenger TV and Dan really didn't want to be there. Come Wimbledon, or Queens if it stops raining fingers crossed he'll remember how good he can be. 

 Yeah, just read someone tweeting that also. Hope thats the case! 

Sounds like Dan was a bit hacked off at having to go indoors and wasn't up for the fight. Which is a shame. But important points for Charlie. 



-- Edited by 9vicman on Sunday 16th of June 2024 09:08:10 AM

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