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Post Info TOPIC: Weeks 26-27 - The Championships, Wimbledon - Singles - grass


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RE: Weeks 26-27 - The Championships, Wimbledon - Singles - grass


I would strongly advice anyone who is of a betting nature never to put money on an Radacanu Draper mix doubles partnership



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thegingerlightbulb wrote:

I would strongly advice anyone who is of a betting nature never to put money on an Radacanu Draper mix doubles partnership


 Made me giggle biggrin



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www.msn.com/en-gb/sport/tennis/meet-the-21-british-players-entering-wimbledon-it-s-been-a-dream/ar-AA26zvFS

snippets and photos of all the players

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Katie S posting loads of practice photos on Insta, looks fit and ready to go. Could be our best player in the womens draw this year if Emma falls by the wayside?.

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Would be wonderful to see her get to R3 for the first time although that would mean potentially mean beating a very in form Madison Keys

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According to a tweet from the Telegraph yesterday evening Emma will make one last effort at a practice this morning at 11am and then decide.

With heavy taping on her ankle I can't see her making it fully fit and quite possibly not at all.

She gets no luck with injuries/illness it seems. What is her current fitness set up though? I think she really needs to get a decent fitness coach and nutritionist in her team and analyse how she trains what she eats etc. Maybe she already has this but if so it isn't working. I'm really starting to get Laura Robson vibes with Emma. A good player who could have had a good career but basically thwarted because their body wasn't/isn't up to it.

Our ladies have some tough draws so good luck to them all. Feel like the 2 Katies have the best chance of doing well.

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Tennis forum tells me that the first four lucky losers are Volynets, Semenistaja, Kawa and Sasnovich, but not necessarily in that order.
As PaulM said, Ostapenko is the next in line for a seeding and would replace Emma. She did retire from her SF in Eastbourne, but as it was officially heat-related illness I would expect her to play.

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Tuesday

Katie B 1st on Court 3
Katie S 1st on Court 16

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Thanks for the info.

Annoying, for me anyway, that I cannot watch both, on i-player; can maybe switch between.

It might be good for the players to know, when their matches will start, subject to weather delays.



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Ian1314 wrote:

Thanks for the info.

Annoying, for me anyway, that I cannot watch both, on i-player; can maybe switch between.

It might be good for the players to know, when their matches will start, subject to weather delays.


 If you can access the BBC sport website, they usually have all courts available, so you could have 2 (or more) windows open at once!



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Great, Thanks Jan!

 

I'll watch one on the laptop and on the telly.



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Ian1314 wrote:

Great, Thanks Jan!

 

I'll watch one on the laptop and on the telly.


 That's my plan too ! biggrin



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Emma has withdrawn :(

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www.express.co.uk/sport/tennis/2222825/Emma-Raducanu-Wimbledon-withdrawal-statement-injury

Scan has revealed a stress fracture?

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It sounds like she had shin splints (which from personal experience can be bloomin painful), tried to push through and has ended up with a stress fracture. Completely understandable given its Wimbledon, but shin splints react to nothing but rest unfortunately. Not a long term worry in my opinion, it is the result of tight calves and a sudden increase in load which is what happened at Queens. Could be looking at 3 months recovery though, so US Open a massive doubt right now - may even be season over.

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