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Xu vs Oz has to be the shortest total name length tennis match ever... Unless Kimberly Po had a similar opponent? Or Li Na...



-- Edited by jb288 on Tuesday 25th of June 2024 02:26:45 PM

 Li Na vs K Rb

the alkali metals match?

(I know there was no K Rb player, just couldn't resist it) 



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Spireman wrote:
jb288 wrote:

Xu vs Oz has to be the shortest total name length tennis match ever... Unless Kimberly Po had a similar opponent? Or Li Na...



-- Edited by jb288 on Tuesday 25th of June 2024 02:26:45 PM

 Li Na vs K Rb

the alkali metals match?

(I know there was no K Rb player, just couldn't resist it) 

 smile



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Spireman wrote:
jb288 wrote:

Xu vs Oz has to be the shortest total name length tennis match ever... Unless Kimberly Po had a similar opponent? Or Li Na...



-- Edited by jb288 on Tuesday 25th of June 2024 02:26:45 PM

 Li Na vs K Rb

the alkali metals match?

(I know there was no K Rb player, just couldn't resist it) 

 Kimberly Po has played Patricia Hy.



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Best scrabble words match of all time, for certain.

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Mika lost 6-3 6-4 but never really looked a threat from the bits I watched. The betting odds there were bonkers.

Mimi loses 6-4 6-4. I think she'll be a bit disappointed with that. She never threatened on return, forehand was ropey. But she's so young and so talented, just has to keep putting the work in.

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9vicman wrote:
Spireman wrote:
jb288 wrote:

Xu vs Oz has to be the shortest total name length tennis match ever... Unless Kimberly Po had a similar opponent? Or Li Na...



-- Edited by jb288 on Tuesday 25th of June 2024 02:26:45 PM

 Li Na vs K Rb

the alkali metals match?

(I know there was no K Rb player, just couldn't resist it) 

 Kimberly Po has played Patricia Hy.

 As an aside, Patricia Hy (-Boulais as she was at one time) is Rebecca Marino's coach - she was in the stands at Ilkley and had some nice photos with her player. She may have been with Bouchard at some point, I have a vague recollection.



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Mika lost 6-3 6-4 but never really looked a threat from the bits I watched. The betting odds there were bonkers.

Mimi loses 6-4 6-4. I think she'll be a bit disappointed with that. She never threatened on return, forehand was ropey. But she's so young and so talented, just has to keep putting the work in.

 Mika's match was won and lost on her racquet.

Winners 21-12.

UEs 40-15.



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Katy still fighting! 6-5* final set after being a break down.


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Katy saved a match point too. Lukas is very tight. Katy the one trying to make play happen but it's so anxious.



-- Edited by PaulM on Tuesday 25th of June 2024 04:08:27 PM

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Glimmer for Katy at 30-15* but Lukas gets some half decent length again and it's first to 10.

*6-6

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ha, reached 7-5 in the tie break and thought she had won! Blooming MTB, innit!



-- Edited by JonH comes home on Tuesday 25th of June 2024 04:20:33 PM

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Ah I knew that was going to happen. Not a good thing with the mental release of thinking you've won and then realising you haven't.

Desperately needs to refocus. But that's a failing of her team from the side she should not have made that mistake.

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Nooooooooo

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Oh no. Heartbreaking - poor Katy.

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God that is horrrrrible

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