James P
G.O.A.T.
Kinda bummed. Like his game, works well on grass.Too late. He lost in the 5th.
Kinda bummed. Like his game, works well on grass.Too late. He lost in the 5th.
A UCLA Bruin was guaranteed to win in that matchup. Double Mac won a NCAA singles title while Cressy was a dubs champion a few years later.Mackie McDonald completes the come from behind, down 0-2, comeback in 5.
Happy to see three Americans through, although that was a foregone conclusion before this match went final.A UCLA Bruin was guaranteed to win in that matchup. Double Mac won a NCAA singles title while Cressy was a dubs champion a few years later.
It would have to be his first sanctioned Bo5 now that DC is reduced to Bo3 and he’s never attempted to or succeeded at qualifying for a slam.I wonder if that was Fery's first 5 set match...
And a NCAA graduate Texas A&M Aggie “emigre” from France (Rinderknech).Happy to see three Americans through, although that was a foregone conclusion before this match went final.
2-2 now, I forgot they play BO5 in the final round of qualies.
Lucky losers are drawn based on ranking. There's no virtually no chance for Fery to be drawn unless some kind of disaster happens and tons of players withdrawClose one but that's ok, Fery is virtually garanteed to be into the 1st round of main draw as lucky loser. Good luck Arthur. When was the last time lucky loser went all the way to the Final of wimbledon ??
Lucky losers are drawn based on ranking. There's no virtually no chance for Fery to be drawn unless some kind of disaster happens and tons of players withdraw
I literally posted this upthreaddon't think so. they are drawn based on how many games they won.
Current LL draw:
You could not be more wrongdon't think so. they are drawn based on how many games they won.
don't think so. they are drawn based on how many games they won.
i need confirmation from wimbledon, they told me that games won is how lucky loser gets in. and they are almost ready for the matches. hopefully it won't stinkIt's a somewhat predictable pattern where youngsters come out all guns blazing but don't have the endurance to take a 3rd set and the match (although 2x tie-breaks do suggest he is fit enough to play 5 sets). His opponent is a fair few years older and much higher ranked so greater match fitness is to be expected. I'm sure he will be back next year fitter and hungrier after being so close this time. He may even be ranked high enough over the next few years to benefit from regular WCs.
I noticed 19 y.o. Nakashima made it through.
From the Official Grand Slam rulebook (PDF link)i need confirmation from wimbledon, they told me that games won is how lucky loser gets in. and they are almost ready for the matches. hopefully it won't stink
I prefer Mackie on a personal level but kinda wanted Cressy to win.Mackie McDonald completes the come from behind, down 0-2, comeback in 5.
this is dumbest rule i have ever heardFrom the Official Grand Slam rulebook (PDF link)
Lucky Losers and Substitutions
i. Lucky Losers Lucky Losers are those players who have lost in the final round of the Qualifying competition or, if more Lucky Losers are required, those players who have lost in the previous qualifying rounds. Lucky Losers shall be selected based on the computer rankings used for the determination of qualifying seedings as follows:
The order of the four (4) highest ranked players shall be randomly drawn, thereafter the order shall follow the players' rankings, unless there are more than two (2) main draw withdrawals at the time the Qualifying competition is finished in which case the size of the random draw will be the number of withdrawals plus two (2).
The Lucky Loser list will be posted each day at least one (1) hour prior to the sign-in deadline which will be one-half (½) hour before the first point is played in the first match. Such list shall not be available for sign-in on the preceding day.
The added random draw is a fairly recent change. Lucky losers used to be selected based on ranking only. Unfortunately, this led to players abusing the system. Players who knew there were going to be withdrawals and were the highest ranked player(s) remaining in the qualifying draw would just tank their last match, because they knew they would get in.
Called it. He had the best performance of anyone throughout.Nakashima will be tougher than the higher seed Andrej Martin was today. Bo5 qualifying round, as it should be at all the slams.
So that Novak can get even a bigger CUPcake?Hope fed’s in medvedev’s side of the draw.
Good find, "Meddie"Meddie must be shaking in his Izod Lacoste sneakers, drawing Struff in 1R again.
Not even in his top 20 of wrongsYou could not be more wrong
#5-#8 all get the same draws...Federer #8-ATP in rank, in SW19 - #6 To make the draw fairer by SW19 Committee .
First LL is awarded to Botic van de Zandschlup.Current LL draw:
He’s bumped up solely due to withdrawals by Nadal and Thiem.Federer #8-ATP in rank, in SW19 - #6 To make the draw fairer by SW19 Committee .
Cheers
3Fees
I'm confused why Botic van de Zandschlup got awarded the first LL. He is _not_ one of four top-ranked players that lost in qualifications.First LL is awarded to Botic van de Zandschlup.
!???#5-#8 all get the same draws...
I mean that they are considered "equal" in the drawing procedure:!???
So the #5, #7 and #8 seeds all play Mannarino in the first round? They most certainly do NOT get the same draws.
He was among the Top 4 who lost in the final round of qualies:I'm confused why Botic van de Zandschlup got awarded the first LL. He is _not_ one of four top-ranked players that lost in qualifications.
oh, I see, I misread your earlier post. Bonzi, who would be the last top four actually won his qualifying match, which made van de Zandschulp the last top four loser. Did they publish the order of that top four losers? Meaning - who is the next in line in case someone withdraws before Monday?He was among the Top 4 who lost in the final round of qualies:
1. #112 Majchrzak
2. #116 Cerundolo
3. #117 Uchiyama
4. #139 van de Zandschulp
5. #141 Gaio
2. Majchrzakoh, I see, I misread your earlier post. Bonzi, who would be the last top four actually won his qualifying match, which made van de Zandschulp the last top four loser. Did they publish the order of that top four losers? Meaning - who is the next in line in case someone withdraws before Monday?
Yeah he is. He's #4.I'm confused why Botic van de Zandschlup got awarded the first LL. He is _not_ one of four top-ranked players that lost in qualifications.
At least he's guaranteed one Centre Court match in his career. One that he'll remember for the rest of his life. Ideally, he'll be back as a force of his own three years down the road or so. We'll have to see.So new youngest Brit. Jake Drapper . Who “arrived” at Queens club, will face Nole on centre court. Lets hope he can make a few plucky shots to get the crowd involved , before his defeat,
Quite a good first round for interest
Who can tell the future for him? As you say wimby centre court against defending champ , hopefully it Will be a motivation fo his futureAt least he's guaranteed one Centre Court match in his career. One that he'll remember for the rest of his life. Ideally, he'll be back as a force of his own three years down the road or so. We'll have to see.
Man, Djokovic vs. Berrettini in the final? Lordy.So, I just filled out a bracket...this is how far I sent the seeded players:
(person that knocked them out in parenthesis)
01. Novak Djokovic [W]
30. Alejandro Davidovich Fokina [1R}: (Denis Kudla)
17. Crisitian Garin [4R]: (Novak Djokovic)
13. Gael Monfils [1R]: (Christopher O'Connell)
09. Diego Schwartzman [3R]: (Jiri Vesely)
19. Jannik Sinner [1R]: (Marton Fucsovics)
26. Fabio Fognini [3R]: (Andrey Rublev)
05. Andrey Rublev [QF]: (Novak Djokovic)
03. Stefanos Tsitsipas [4R]: (Dan Evans)
25. Karen Khachanov [3R]: (Stefanos Tsitsipas)
22. Dan Evans [SF]: (Novak Djokovic)
15. Alex de Minaur [3R]: (Dan Evans)
10. Denis Shapovalov [2R]: (Pierre Hugues Herbert)
24. Nikoloz Basilashvili [3R]: (Pierre Hugues Herbert)
27. Reilly Opelka [4R]: (Pierre Hugues Herbert)
08. Roberto Bautista Agut [3R]: (Reilly Opelka)
07. Matteo Berrettini [F]: (Novak Djokovic)
28. John Isner [3R]: (Matteo Berrettini)
20. Aslan Karatsev [1R]: (Jeremy Chardy)
12. Casper Ruud [1R]: (Jordan Thompson)
16. Felix Auger-Aliassime [3R]: (Ugo Humbert)
21. Ugo Humbert [QF]: (Matteo Berrettini)
31. Taylor Fritz [2R]: (Steve Johnson)
04. Alexander Zverev [4R]: (Ugo Humbert)
06. Roger Federer [3R]: (Cameron Norrie)
29. Cameron Norrie [QF]: (Daniil Medvedev)
23. Lorenzo Sonego [3R]: (Sam Querrey)
11. Pablo Carreno Busta [1R]: (Sam Querrey)
14. Hubert Hurkacz [2R]: (Marcos Giron)
18. Grigor Dimitrov [2R]: (Alexander Bublik)
32. Marin Cilic [3R]: (Daniil Medvedev)
02. Daniil Medvedev [SF]: (Matteo Berrettini)
Quarters
Djokovic vs Rublev
Evans vs Herbert
Berrettini vs Humbert
Norrie vs Medvedev
Semis
Djokovic vs Evans
Berrettini vs Medvedev
Final
Djokovic vs Berrettini