Riedi and Rocha rtd after losing the opening set - both in singles still. Not sure if others may similarly pull out from doubles, havent studied the draw too closely
Riedi's actually given Bu, an ALT, a walkover into the quarters, so perhaps he's picked up yet another injury.
Riedi and Rocha rtd after losing the opening set - both in singles still. Not sure if others may similarly pull out from doubles, havent studied the draw too closely
Riedi's actually given Bu, an ALT, a walkover into the quarters, so perhaps he's picked up yet another injury.
Interesting thanks - as an aside, Bu maybe an alt but he won the Birmingham grass challenger last week, so is a good player on grass. I saw him a bit yesterday when there and he played well.
QF: David Stevenson & Marcus Willis CR 187 (119+68) vs Ugo Blanchet & Kyrian Jacquet (FRA/FRA) CR 1479 (740+739)
Despite their lowly CR, Blanchet & Jacquet dismissed the third seeds, Barrientos & Behar (admittedly probably more competent clay court players), by 3 & 4 earlier...
QF: David Stevenson & Marcus Willis CR 187 (119+68) defeated Ugo Blanchet & Kyrian Jacquet (FRA/FRA) CR 1479 (740+739) by 6-7(4) 7-6(2) [14-12]
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SF: David Stevenson & Marcus Willis CR 187 (119+68) vs August Holmgren & Vijay Sundar Prashanth (DEN/IND) CR 1032 (887+145)
I am looking at the forecast and it looks like tomorrow will be rainy, Sunday clear. What is hard to see is them getting 4 rounds of play done in 2 days, assuming they dont get any play today on the grass.
I would have thought they need to start looking at moving singles indoors this afternoon, there would be time if they started now to get 16 round 2 mens and womens singles matches played - they have 5 courts and were using 4 of them yesterday
-- Edited by JonH on Friday 12th of June 2026 11:11:11 AM
Sounds windy out there and it is definitely windy where I am. Nonetheless, Toby seems to be happy enough with it and has a decent scoreline against similarly ranked Holmgren.