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Post Info TOPIC: Which British men's player will win the most grass court season singles matches in 2026?
Vote from list below [23 vote(s)]

Cam Norrie
17.4%
Jack Draper
0.0%
Jan Choinski
0.0%
Jake Fearnley
8.7%
Jack Pinnington-Jones
17.4%
Billy Harris
0.0%
Arthur Fery
17.4%
Toby Samuel
21.7%
Jay Clarke
0.0%
Dan Evans
0.0%
Liam Broady
4.3%
Harry Wendelken
0.0%
Felix Gill
4.3%
Oliver Crawford
0.0%
Charles Broom
0.0%
George Loffhagen
0.0%
Johannus Monday
0.0%
Alastair Gray
0.0%
Paul Jubb
0.0%
AN Other (please state a name if you vote for this)
8.7%
JonH


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Which British men's player will win the most grass court season singles matches in 2026?
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A reminder

The 2026 men's grass calendar is:

Week 22 - ATP 125 Birmingham

Week 23 - ATP 250 Stuttgart, ATP 250 's-Hertogenbosch, ATP 125 Ilkley

Week 24 - ATP 500 Halle, ATP 500 Queens, ATP 125 Nottingham 2, ATP 75 Dublin, Wimbledon Wild Card Play Offs

Week 25 - ATP 250 Eastbourne, ATP 250 Mallorca, Wimbledon Qualifying

Week 26 and 27 - Wimbledon

Week 27 - ATP 125 Newport RI, ATP 50 Nottingham 3

Results from main draw and qualies in these events will count towards the wins tally for British player with the most wins.

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JonH


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Day 1 of 43 for the men and first day leaders are:

1 - Ben Jones, Charles Broom, Hamish Stewart

None of the voters have gone with any of these three. 



-- Edited by JonH on Sunday 31st of May 2026 07:08:15 PM

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