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Coup Droit


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Jones was playing SO poorly yesterday, and Mia P has been very solid, looking very happy

So the top seed is gone

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Pareja's level is so high!

 yes, she's played some amazing tennis 

Hannah got hammered for three games, and then managed to really dig in and play more on the front foot, took on some returns (so good to see), landed some good serves and got it back to 4-4

But just wobbled a tiny bit at the end and Julieta deserved the set, overall, at 6-4

And just when Hannah was getting a little momentum in the second set, Julieta played a lights out game of tennis cry



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It was a very good match - definitely a lot better from Hannah than in two of her previous matches (which were dodgy)

But Julieta deserved to win

And that's the two top seeds gone, which is no real surprise, given Julieta's form in this tournament, and Emerson's

So it just leaved Mimi to put out the third seed, and then all will be good and it'll show why we don't pay much attention to junior seedings

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Julietta so more consistent than Hannah - no issues with the scoreline. Fair result

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Julietta so more consistent than Hannah - no issues with the scoreline. Fair result

 Hannah had it on her racquet, just to many unforced errors. Juliette reminds me of Leylah F just keeps a business like head on and gets the ball back in play. Hannah more for the big shots. It will come. 



-- Edited by Var on Thursday 10th of July 2025 01:37:29 PM

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Coup Droit wrote:

It was a very good match - definitely a lot better from Hannah than in two of her previous matches (which were dodgy)

But Julieta deserved to win

And that's the two top seeds gone, which is no real surprise, given Julieta's form in this tournament, and Emerson's

So it just leaved Mimi to put out the third seed, and then all will be good and it'll show why we don't pay much attention to junior seedings

I am not sure if Mimi would rather be on the hard courts practising for Nottingham next week.  



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Var wrote:
paulisi wrote:

Julietta so more consistent than Hannah - no issues with the scoreline. Fair result

 Hannah had it on her racquet, just to many unforced errors. Juliette reminds me of Leilas F just keeps a business like head on and gets the ball back in play. Hannah more for the big shots. It will come. 

 Nonsense biggrin

Julietta had it on HER racket more like - she had Hannah on a piece of string in a lot of points 

Seriously, Julietta was closer to her baseline, really attacked at the right moment, was so smart in learning to read Hannah's serve (you could see her learning on the spot, it was fascinating), her forehand crosscourt was like a whip 

Hannah played some super tennis, and - yes- muffed some shots, some purely her own doing but a lot were due to the pressure Julietta was putting her under. But Julietta muffed some shots too. 

Julietta was -5 on UEs to winners, Hannah was -9  - it's not much difference

Hannah didn't lose it - Julietta won it, both directly and indirectly, in my opinion. She came out firing and held on when it was looking more tought, and didn't wobble, before cranking it back up again - that important game in the middle of the second set was just winner city - her interviews this week have been great and the team she has in the US box is something else 



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Well matched players but Mimi seemed to gradually edge ahead and took the first set tie break.

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Mimi into the SF!

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Peter too wrote:

Well matched players but Mimi seemed to gradually edge ahead and took the first set tie break.

 Mimi wins 6-1 second set.



-- Edited by Var on Thursday 10th of July 2025 02:56:55 PM

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Mimi stormed through the 2nd set. Now for the SFs.

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Well done Mimi, excellent!

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As predicted, Lilli Tagger doesn't look great on grass and was always going to struggle

And Mimi is happy on the surface

So, all the 'big three' are now gone

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Great job Mimi!

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Some lovely net approaches from Mimi

Some really smart ones too, that took Lilli by surprise



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