Im going Wendelken or Jones and Hussey or Whitehouse to get the 2 prize cards.

Draw below - sorry it doesnt have the detail others usually put in or the right format, it isnt my strong point!!

Aidan Mchugh [1/355] v George Houghton
Oscar Weightman v Harry Wendelken
Stuart Parker v Ben Jones
Viktor Frydrych v Hamish Stewart [4/494]

Giles Hussey [2/360] v Charlie Robertson
Daniel Cox v Alastair Gray
Daniel Little v Mark Whitehouse
Patrick Brady v Anton A Matusevich [3/431]

I thought they played all the matches on what are normally the practice courts. I don't think there is a show court as such. The matches haven't been streamed before and it is usually impossible to get the results until later in the day unless anyone has inside information.

There are 20 practice courts at Wimbledon, but the published maps don't show the numbering. Courts 16-20 are most likely to be the ones furthest from the main complex as they won't want the prime practice courts to get worn out before the main event.

JonH comes home wrote:

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Draw below - sorry it doesnt have the detail others usually put in or the right format, it isnt my strong point!!

Aidan Mchugh [1/355] v George Houghton
Oscar Weightman v Harry Wendelken
Stuart Parker v Ben Jones
Viktor Frydrych v Hamish Stewart [4/494]

Giles Hussey [2/360] v Charlie Robertson
Daniel Cox v Alastair Gray
Daniel Little v Mark Whitehouse
Patrick Brady v Anton A Matusevich [3/431]

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 Amazed and so pleased to see Alastair Gray's name there

It's like Katie Swan

Both of them suddenly reappearing 

Ali G has been gone SO long after suddenly doing so well

He's very much the previous Jake Fearnley or whotever

No idea where his tennis is at but very happy to see him back on court (and presumably from a PR ranking?) 

indiana wrote:

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Yes, good to see Ali G again.

I don't know if he has a PR but he still has a normal WR 621 which is good enough to get into these play-offs on ranking

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 Ahh, that makes sense - I'd lost track - ta, Indy