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Muggy tennis returns as we'll have three ATP 250 events and two WTA International events this week. Not even Simona will play Bucharest this year, but we will see David Goffin for the first time since the tarp injured him at Roland Garros. The biggest question is of course if we'll see the return of this man:
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Possibly some of the muggiest events of the season, but normally a few mug prices floating around at these events.
Any one care to tell me why Sweden, Croatia, Romania and Switzerland put on clay events after grass and before the American Hard courts tournies begin but moreover, why does Newport being in America actually have it on grass itself when Wimbledon is just done, surely the point should be to prepare players for the next swing or Slam surface, they should all be on hard. Newport's court lay out is horrific and odd. Like a throwback to the 19th centrury tennis.
Newport wants to muscle in on the grass court popularity post Wimbledon! It also brings a flavour of Wimbledon to US shores 
Jul 16, 2017 -- 5:18PM, mesmerised wrote:
Any one care to tell me why Sweden, Croatia, Romania and Switzerland put on clay events after grass and before the American Hard courts tournies begin but moreover, why does Newport being in America actually have it on grass itself when Wimbledon is just done, surely the point should be to prepare players for the next swing or Slam surface, they should all be on hard. Newport's court lay out is horrific and odd. Like a throwback to the 19th centrury tennis.
because it's summer in Europe and grass sucks
San Benedetto Challenger Men » Berrettini M. - Arnaboldi A.
Berrettini opened at nearly 2.3 (bookies) yesterday, now 1.5x still a few hours before the match starts
two Italians playing R1 at a challenger in Italy....
Berrettini opened at nearly 2.3 (bookies) yesterday, now 1.5x still a few hours before the match starts
two Italians playing R1 at a challenger in Italy....
question regarding WTA site: when you're at a player's page, you can't see their match results?
the WTA site is horrible, and the player's section is even worse
Stats section for each player says "No stats available", there is no match results link, in the profile at the top of the page it doesn't show a national flag but says instead GER flag or ROU flag etc etc
Stats section for each player says "No stats available", there is no match results link, in the profile at the top of the page it doesn't show a national flag but says instead GER flag or ROU flag etc etc
I know the site is crap but haven't even noticed that until now when I was actually looking to see the result of this year for a specific player
go to tennisabstract, it's much better and you can filter there
Jul 17, 2017 -- 11:03AM, SabineIsGOAT wrote:
time for some of the muggiest tennis of the year
how come you went missing for the 2nd week?
Jul 17, 2017 -- 2:03PM, edy wrote:
cool residence for Arantxa Rus "MONSTER, THE NETHERLANDS"
nice
hey aaron, can you believe Baron Corbin won MITB? what a travesty!
still waiting for Berrettini to start to follow mouse trap's tip
supercool team in doubles in action later in Båstad (exhibition): Wilander/Pernfors coached by Björn Borg.
oh, thread's doing its classic not updating when posting?
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