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For the sake of completeness:

QF:  Lorenzo Musetti (ITA) WR 30 defeated (WC) Billy Harris WR 162 by 3 & 5  cry



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Bob in Spain wrote:

Still a great week. So pleased Billy got to play earlier in the day in front of a packed house. Yesterday the crowd wanted a rest after Jack's heroics and the stadium was half empty at the start.

 He's really done himself proud. Well done Billy. 



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Yes. Very very respectable match against the world's #30

Great week for Billie

Good chance he'll be seeded in US qualis?



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A good effort by Billy and a great week to even put himself in the position to play the WR 30 in the QF of an ATP500!

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Great week for Billy and IMO he should certainly strike while the iron is hot and take that Eastbourne WC.

He has played for years for such opportunities and I rather doubt he will be concerning himself that he might play a few more matches at Eastbourne and that that could then effect his chances of a deep run at Wimbledon.



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Great week for Billy and IMO he should certainly strike while the iron is hot and take that Eastbourne WC.

He has played for years for such opportunities and I rather doubt he will be concerning himself that he might play a few more matches at Eastbourne and that that could then effect his chances of a deep run at Wimbledon.

Billy doesn't do days off LOL.

He will absolutely accept the WC.



-- Edited by Bob in Spain on Friday 21st of June 2024 03:42:59 PM

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Bob in Spain wrote:
indiana wrote:

Great week for Billy and IMO he should certainly strike while the iron is hot and take that Eastbourne WC.

He has played for years for such opportunities and I rather doubt he will be concerning himself that he might play a few more matches at Eastbourne and that that could then effect his chances of a deep run at Wimbledon.

Billy doesn't do days off LOL.

He will absolutely accept the WC.



-- Edited by Bob in Spain on Friday 21st of June 2024 03:42:59 PM

 Fair comments! And after I wrote my initial thoughts, I did think "nope, this is Billy"! 



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JonH comes home wrote:
Bob in Spain wrote:
indiana wrote:

Great week for Billy and IMO he should certainly strike while the iron is hot and take that Eastbourne WC.

He has played for years for such opportunities and I rather doubt he will be concerning himself that he might play a few more matches at Eastbourne and that that could then effect his chances of a deep run at Wimbledon.

Billy doesn't do days off LOL.

He will absolutely accept the WC.



-- Edited by Bob in Spain on Friday 21st of June 2024 03:42:59 PM

 Fair comments! And after I wrote my initial thoughts, I did think "nope, this is Billy"! 

Also Leon wouldn't have mentioned it if Billy had turned it down.



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Bob in Spain wrote:
JonH comes home wrote:
Bob in Spain wrote:
indiana wrote:

Great week for Billy and IMO he should certainly strike while the iron is hot and take that Eastbourne WC.

He has played for years for such opportunities and I rather doubt he will be concerning himself that he might play a few more matches at Eastbourne and that that could then effect his chances of a deep run at Wimbledon.

Billy doesn't do days off LOL.

He will absolutely accept the WC.



-- Edited by Bob in Spain on Friday 21st of June 2024 03:42:59 PM

 Fair comments! And after I wrote my initial thoughts, I did think "nope, this is Billy"! 

Also Leon wouldn't have mentioned it if Billy had turned it down.

cool, good comment



-- Edited by JonH comes home on Friday 21st of June 2024 03:58:13 PM

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Tommy Paul looks very solid today and Jack not quite as sharp as he was yesterday - must be hard to come back after a career high moment and play the next day at the same level.

If he can keep holding serve, hopefully he can find a breakthrough

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Jack breaks to love to take the second set.

3-6 7-5

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Nix wrote:

Leyhani over-ruling the Musetti served called out. Then saying it didn't affect Billy's return. How could it not?

 This was a disgraceful call. It was a first serve. How can two calls between it hitting the ground and the racket not being disruptive?



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So Bouncy thinks that Jack's shirt is primrose.  disbelief  More like buttercup, if you ask me...



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Stircrazy wrote:

So Bouncy thinks that Jack's shirt is primrose.  disbelief  More like buttercup, if you ask me...

 I'm disappointed in you SC. Watching with the sound on with those "commentators" wink



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Dang, Paul has the third set break.

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