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Count Zero


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Qualifying
1 Delgado, Ramon PAR 107
2 Zib, Tomas CZE 109
3 Norman, Dick BEL 110
4 Van Gemerden, Melle NED 111
5 Reynolds, Bobby USA 113
6 Kim, Kevin USA 116
7 Llodra, Michael FRA 122
8 Lu, Yen-Hsun TPE 123
9 Capdeville, Paul CHI 125
10 Berrer, Michael GER 126
11 Dancevic, Frank CAN 127
12 Kubot, Lukasz POL 130
13 Patience, Olivier FRA 132
14 Saulnier, Cyril FRA 134
15 Bogdanovic, Alex GBR 136
16 De Voest, Rik RSA 137
17 Falla, Alejandro COL 139
18 Luczak, Peter AUS 141
19 Pless, Kristian DEN 143
20 Bastl, George SUI 145
21 Dupuis, Antony FRA 146
22 Faurel, Jean-Christophe FRA 147
23 Navarro Pastor, Ivan ESP 150
24 Bogomolov Jr., Alex USA 152
25 Burgsmuller, Lars GER 153
26 Fleishman, Zack USA 155
27 Gonzalez, Santiago MEX 156
28 Hartfield, Diego ARG 157
29 Galvani, Stefano ITA 158
30 Devilder, Nicolas FRA 159
31 Bozoljac, Ilia SCG 160
32 Elseneer, Gilles BEL 161
33 Haehnel, Jerome FRA 163
34 Sela, Dudi ISR 164
35 Cakl, Tomas CZE 165
36 Philippoussis, Mark AUS 167
37 Cipolla, Flavio ITA 169
38 Labadze, Irakli GEO 170
39 Morrison, Jeff USA 171
40 Bolelli, Simone ITA 173
41 Chiudinelli, Marco SUI @174
42 Becker, Benjamin GER 175
43 Delic, Amer USA 176
44 Beck, Andreas GER 177
45 Mertl, Jan CZE 179
46 Karanusic, Roko CRO 180
47 Ouahab, Lamine ALG 184
48 Calatrava, Alex ESP 185
49 Sa, Andre BRA 186
50 Guccione, Chris AUS 187
51 Kindlmann, Dieter GER @187
52 Dorsch, Benedikt GER 188
53 Darcis, Steve BEL 189
54 Luzzi, Federico ITA 191
55 Wessels, Peter NED 190
56 Garcia, Adrian CHI 192
57 Armando, Hugo USA 193
58 Ram, Rajeev USA 194
59 Healey, Nathan AUS 195
60 Prpic, Filip SWE 196
61 Niemeyer, Frederic CAN 198
62 Salzenstein, Jeff USA @198
63 Vico, Uros ITA 200
64 Carraz, Gregory FRA 201
65 Jones, Alun AUS 203
66 Mamiit, Cecil PHI 204
67 Economidis, Konstantinos GRE 205
68 Thomann, Nicolas FRA 206
69 Arthurs, Wayne AUS 209
70 Snobel, Pavel CZE 210
71 Parmar, Arvind GBR 211
72 Silva, Julio BRA 212
73 Witten, Jesse USA 215
74 Roger-Vasselin, Edouard FRA 216
75 Fruttero, John Paul USA 217
76 Pequery, Jean-Michel FRA 218
77 Okun, Noam ISR 219
78 Balleret, Benjamin MON 220
79 Meffert, Dominik GER 222
80 Fraile, Gorka ESP 224
81 Charpentier, Marcelo ARG @226
82 Peya, Alexander AUT 228
83 Troicki, Viktor SCG 229
84 Adaktusson, Jacob SWE 230
85 Robert, Stephane FRA 231
86 Mertinak, Michal SVK 232
87 Vahaly, Brian USA 233
88 Summerer, Tobias GER 235
89 Simmonds, Phillip USA 236
90 Vacek, Jan CZE 237
91 Weiner, Glenn USA 238
92 Rojer, Jean-Julien AHO 240
93 Cuadrado, Carlos ESP 242
94 Widom, Todd USA 243
95 Klec, Ivo SVK 244
96 Taino, Eric PHI 245
97 Jenkins, Scoville USA 246
98 Kendrick, Robert USA 247
99 Wauters, Stefan BEL 248
100 Lopez, Marc ESP 249
101 Amritraj, Prakash IND 250
102 Stakhovsky, Sergiy UKR 251
103 Ventura, Santiago ESP 253
104 Patriarca, Damian ARG 254
105 Heuberger, Ivo SUI 255
106 Lee, Martin GBR 257
107 Nunez, Eric USA 258
108 Soeda, Go JPN 259
109 Stoppini, Andrea ITA 260
110 Joseph, Lesley USA 261
111 Tsonga, Jo-Wilfried FRA 262
112 Saoudi, Slimane ALG 263
113 Stadler, Simon GER 264
114 Vagnozzi, Simone ITA 265
115 Lammer, Michael SUI 266
116 Bloomfield, Richard GBR 267
117 Bourgeois, Luke AUS 268
118 Chadaj, Adam POL 269
119 Bopanna, Rohan IND 270
120 (WC)
121 (WC)
122 (WC)
123 (WC)
124 (WC)
125 (WC)
126 (WC)
127 (WC)
128 (WC)

Alternates
1. Rehnquist, Bjorn SWE 271
2. Granollers-Pujol, Marcel ESP 272
3. Bohli, Stephane SUI 273
4. Romero, Yohny VEN 274
5. Hadad, Amir ISR 277
6. Masik, Jan CZE 281
7. Uebel, Lars GER 282
8. Matsui, Toshihide JPN 283
9. Lugassy, Gary FRA 286
10. Smeets, Robert AUS 287
11. Op der Heijde, Melvyn NED 288
12. Warburg, Sam USA 289
13. Dell'Acqua, Massimo ITA 290
14. Villagran, Cristian ARG 291
15. Baker, Jamie GBR 292
16. Kwon, Oh-Hee KOR 293
17. Cuevas, Pablo URU 296
18. Azzaro, Leonardo ITA 297
19. Mirnegg, Marco AUT 298
20. Ghem, Andre BRA 299
21. Vemic, Dusan SCG 302
22. Jaziri, Malek TUN 303
23. Rettenmaier, Travis USA 304
24. Vlaski, Aleksandar SCG 305
25. Pedrini, Marco ITA 306


 


edit: updated with easier to read list



-- Edited by Count Zero at 17:15, 2006-06-02

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Heh bout time Philippoussis didn't get WC for Wimbledon main draw plus I doubt he got one for the qualies since his ranking is within the cut-off. Plus Bloomfield made the cut off by the skin of his teeth since his ranking is 267.

So they announced the WC for qualifying yet?

-- Edited by Vonce at 17:54, 2006-06-01

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i think there a good chance that wimby wc's havent been decided yet. i would be suprised if alex didnt get one and hes in the qualie list too, so wc's would move people out of the qlist and bump the others up. hopefully a proper list will appear somewhere else soon, showing the q alts too.

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Amritaj? Becker? feels like the 1980's all over again. and there is actually someone named Bourgeois? how....well, bourgeois.

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Philippoussis gets wildcards from so many places, he is a true cosmopolitan. Surely it has to stop soon.

I was puzzling why some of the players names were in capitals. Then I realised Count Zero said the list was from tennisteen.it - doh! All the Italian players in capitals then!

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Apart from Arvind Parmar [and maybe Martin Lee], I expect all the Brits in that list to get wildcards.

There are 9 qualifying wildcards, who do you think should get them ?

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I'm just gonna guess British WC's. Hmm I'm thinking Fleming might get one.. Along with him getting a WC in the main draw of the doubles with Jamie Murray.. But I'm not too sure on others.. Maybe Matthew Smith, James Auckland, Jonathan Marray, Lee Childs and Neil Bamford..

But I'll probably be wrong..

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Vonce wrote:

I'm just gonna guess British WC's. Hmm I'm thinking Fleming might get one.. Along with him getting a WC in the main draw of the doubles with Jamie Murray.. But I'm not too sure on others.. Maybe Matthew Smith, James Auckland, Jonathan Marray, Lee Childs and Neil Bamford.. But I'll probably be wrong..

According to Felgate guidelines only Alex and Richard are eligible for automatic wildcards and possibly Jamie Baker who at 19 years is ranked just inside the top 300. (There is an under 20 rule as well but dont know what it is)


Richard SHOULD get an automatic wildcard into Wimbledon main draw. I say should because at 267 he is the only eligible player who qualifies with a ranking inside the 275 target set by David Felgate, but as Felgate has 'disappeared' in the last few weeks who can be sure what will happen, however it would be very unreasonable to come up with new rules so close to the event.

There are other players but they are excluded having already had three wildcards in the past, they are Arvind Parmar (211) and Martin Lee (257), then there is also Alex Bogdanovic but another 'Felgate rule' states that if inside the top 150 an automatic wildcard is given regardless of how many previous wildcards have been received.

Other British players will be eligible to play in the play offs at Raynes Park to win a wildcard for Main Draw or Qualifying.

Remaining wildcards will be allocated by the All England Club for both Main Draw and Qualifying thereafter



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Ah right fair enough, but I was thinking about the Qualifying WC's but you probably knew that.

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I really hope that Martin Lee gets an automatic wc, I know he's already had 3 but if it wasn't for the knee injury he might have been well entrenched in the top 100 now. He's done so fantastically well in coming back from the low 800s to the top 250 that he deserves a chance at Wimbledon.

Automatic wcs should be given out before the wc playoff in the middle of next week. Assuming that the Felgate rules still apply, then Boggo, Bloomers and Baker [top U20] will get them.

If Martin Lee doesn't get one automatically then the wc playoff will feature: Lee, Parmar, Mackin, Smith, Auckland, Fleming, Sherwood [? - if not still injured], Childs, Bamford, J Murray etc. That's a really strong line-up, it should make for some fantastic tennis - a grass court version of the old National Championships. Parmar and Lee will obviously be big favourites but on their day anyone of the top 6 listed could win it. Does anyone live near Raynes Park and might go to watch ?

As there will be only 3 automatic wcs this year there should be 3 wcs up for grabs at Raynes Park - winner, runner-up and for the winner of the 3rd/4th place playoff.

The qualifying wcs usually go in ranking order [Slabba would get one but he's playing the clay futures instead this year.] Jamie Murray may get one but that's far from certain as he's only ranked in the 800s and Morgan Phillips, Ross Hutchins, Richard Irwin etc are ranked higher.

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