Supposed to be the start of Queen's tomorrow but looking at the weather forecast most of the players will be spending time inside watching the Euros or something!
1st Quarter
Andy Murray (GBR) vs Nicolas Mahut (FRA)
Aljaž Bedene (GBR) vs Benoît Paire (FRA)
Daniel Evans (GBR) vs Paul-Henri Mathieu (FRA)
Kyle Edmund (GBR) vs Gilles Simon (FRA)
1st Quarter
Andy Murray (GBR) vs Nicolas Mahut (FRA)
Aljaž Bedene (GBR) vs Benoît Paire (FRA)
Daniel Evans (GBR) vs Paul-Henri Mathieu (FRA)
Kyle Edmund (GBR) vs Gilles Simon (FRA)
We did better than I was expecting out of this. Murray, Bedene and Edmund all won. Evans lost but at least took Mathieu to 3 sets (& 2 tie-breaks). Mathieu then withdrew with a wrist injury which guaranteed an all-Brit ATP quarter-final (read that it's the first time since 2002 - Henman/Rusedski in Adelaide - and the first time in the open era at Queens).
Thinking about it 3-1 vs France at Queens sounds familiar...
Article on Djokovic's many attributes. The only point I really disagree on is too much being made of his upbringing in 'war-torn Serbia' having any effect on how he plays today.
What a story that is. I read somewhere that his total prize money for 2016 before Wimbledon was under $400. By winning today, he's just earned himself £50,000!
He played bloody well today as well. I really like the variety in his game with the slices. Deserves his day for all the grinding on the lower circuits he's done.
Fuck that he won or lost, who gives a shit about that. Who was the bird with the big jubblies bouncing up and down in the box, that's what I want to know.
The British men really havent disgraced themselves in loss this year.
L. Broady lost to Murray
Ward lost to Djockovic
Edmund would have most probably lost to Djockovic had he beaten Marrinno.
Willis of course lost to Fed and Evans plays Fed next too