Tennis
Welcome to Live View – Take the tour to learn more
Start Tour
There is currently 1 person viewing this thread.
Blimey, Wimbledon is here already! Time for another edition of everyone's favourite competition.
I hope most of you will know the rules already, but here they are just to make sure. There have been no rule changes compared to this year's RG edition.
Pick a player each day. If your player wins, you advance to the next day and get to pick again. At the end, glory, lots of forum cred and an entry into the competition's hall of fame (if anyone can be arsed with updating it) awaits the ultimate winner. If your player loses, you are out and eternal shame shall fall upon on. Each player can only be chosen once, so maybe don't pick your favoured finalists on the first two days. If the first set was completed and your player retires, it counts as a loss. If your pick withdraws or retires before the first set is completed, you can pick from another match that hasn't been started yet. So retirement rules are basically the same as on the Betfair Exchange.
If matches are rescheduled due to rain, you are not allowed to pick it on the new day (e.g if Lorenzi-Nakashima is originally scheduled for day 1, but it rains and doesn't start on day 1, starts on day 2 instead...you are not allowed to pick it for day 2. You are however of course allowed to use it as your day 1 pick). If it comes to such a scenario, I will try to point out which matches you are not allowed to pick on the day.
The picks continue every day until either only one person is left, or the tournament has finished.
Picks don't have to be made before all play starts for the day, but it naturally should be made before the match that your pick
Final ranking is determined by day reached (1st, most important criteria) and then average odds of winnings picks (odds taken from tennisexploter.com) to break any eventual ties if multiple people reached the same day.
I hope that covers everything. If there are any additional questions, feel free to ask.
I hope most of you will know the rules already, but here they are just to make sure. There have been no rule changes compared to this year's RG edition.
Pick a player each day. If your player wins, you advance to the next day and get to pick again. At the end, glory, lots of forum cred and an entry into the competition's hall of fame (if anyone can be arsed with updating it) awaits the ultimate winner. If your player loses, you are out and eternal shame shall fall upon on. Each player can only be chosen once, so maybe don't pick your favoured finalists on the first two days. If the first set was completed and your player retires, it counts as a loss. If your pick withdraws or retires before the first set is completed, you can pick from another match that hasn't been started yet. So retirement rules are basically the same as on the Betfair Exchange.
If matches are rescheduled due to rain, you are not allowed to pick it on the new day (e.g if Lorenzi-Nakashima is originally scheduled for day 1, but it rains and doesn't start on day 1, starts on day 2 instead...you are not allowed to pick it for day 2. You are however of course allowed to use it as your day 1 pick). If it comes to such a scenario, I will try to point out which matches you are not allowed to pick on the day.
The picks continue every day until either only one person is left, or the tournament has finished.
Picks don't have to be made before all play starts for the day, but it naturally should be made before the match that your pick
Final ranking is determined by day reached (1st, most important criteria) and then average odds of winnings picks (odds taken from tennisexploter.com) to break any eventual ties if multiple people reached the same day.
I hope that covers everything. If there are any additional questions, feel free to ask.
Show More
Even if your the match of your pick from day one has not completed, or not even started, please go ahead and make your day 2 pick. Just make sure to not pick from any of the matches listed below (order of play from day 1).
If someone missed day 1, this is your golden chance to pick a day 1 match from any of the matches below that have not started yet.
CENTRE COURT - 1:30PM
1. Novak Djokovic v Jack Draper
2. Sloane Stephens v Petra Kvitova
3. Andy Murray v Nikoloz Basilashvili
NO.1 COURT - 1:00PM
1. Monica Niculescu v Aryna Sabalenka
2. Stefanos Tsitsipas v Frances Tiafoe
3. Iga Swiatek v Su-Wei Hsieh
NO.2 COURT - 11:00AM
1.
2.
3.
4.
Fiona Ferro v Garbine Muguruza
Federico Delbonis v Andrey Rublev
Daniel Evans v Feliciano Lopez
Mihaela Buzarnescu v Venus Williams
NO.3 COURT - 11:00AM
1.
2.
3.
4.
Katie Swan v Madison Keys
Xinyu Wang v Sofia Kenin
Marco Cecchinato v Liam Broady
Denis Shapovalov v Philipp Kohlschreiber
COURT 12 - 11:00AM
1.
2.
3.
4.
John Millman v Roberto Bautista Agut
Christopher O'Connell v Gael Monfils
Karolina Pliskova v Tamara Zidansek
Maria Sakkari v Arantxa Rus
COURT 18 - 11:00AM
1.
2.
3.
4.
Marton Fucsovics v Jannik Sinner
Kristie Ahn v Heather Watson
Fabio Fognini v Albert Ramos-Vinolas
Elise Mertens v Harriet Dart
COURT 4 - 11:00AM
1.
2.
3.
4.
Marcelo Tomas Barrios Vera v Kevin Anderson
Varvara Gracheva v Petra Martic
Jessica Pegula v Caroline Garcia
Pierre-Hugues Herbert v Pablo Andujar
COURT 5 - 11:00AM
1. Jodie Burrage v Lauren Davis
2. Mackenzie McDonald v Karen Khachanov
3. Dusan Lajovic v Gilles Simon
COURT 6 - 11:00AM
1. Polona Hercog v Danielle Collins
2. Roberto Carballes Baena v Vasek Pospisil
3. Soonwoo Kwon v Daniel Masur
COURT 7 - 11:00AM
1. Denis Kudla v Alejandro Davidovich Fokina
2. Marie Bouzkova v Vera Zvonareva
3. Ann Li v Nadia Podoroska
Not Before: 5:00pm
4. Ons Jabeur v Rebecca Peterson
COURT 8 - 11:00AM
1. Ekaterina Alexandrova v Laura Siegemund
2. Oscar Otte v Arthur Rinderknech
3. Pablo Cuevas v Laslo Djere
COURT 9 - 11:00AM
1. Maria Camila Osorio Serrano v Anna Kalinskaya
2. Pedro Martinez v Stefano Travaglia
3. Donna Vekic v Anastasia Potapova
COURT 10 - 11:00AM
1. Andreas Seppi v Joao Sousa
2. Lloyd Harris v Ricardas Berankis
3. Liudmila Samsonova v Kaia KanepiTHE CHAMPIONSHIPS, WIMBLEDON 2021
INTENDED ORDER OF PLAY FOR DAY 1 MONDAY 28 JUNE
COURT 11 - 11:00AM
1.
2.
3.
4.
Facundo Bagnis v Miomir Kecmanovic
Irina-Camelia Begu v Katie Volynets
Tereza Martincova v Alison Riske
Zhizhen Zhang v Antoine Hoang
COURT 14 - 11:00AM
1. Svetlana Kuznetsova v Lesley Pattinama Kerkhove
2. Reilly Opelka v Dominik Koepfer
3. Kristina Mladenovic v Elena Rybakina
Not Before: 5:00pm
4. Sebastian Korda v Alex De Minaur
COURT 15 - 11:00AM
1.
2.
3.
4.
Veronika Kudermetova v Viktorija Golubic
Misaki Doi v Claire Liu
Marc Polmans v Yen-Hsun Lu
Shelby Rogers v Samantha Stosur
COURT 16 - 11:00AM
1. Jiri Vesely v Yannick Hanfmann
2. Madison Brengle v Christina McHale
3. Cristian Garin v Bernabe Zapata Miralles
COURT 17 - 11:00AM
1.
2.
3.
4.
Danielle Lao v Katie Boulter
Egor Gerasimov v Jay Clarke
Diego Schwartzman v Benoit Paire
Lin Zhu v Mona Barthel
If someone missed day 1, this is your golden chance to pick a day 1 match from any of the matches below that have not started yet.
CENTRE COURT - 1:30PM
1. Novak Djokovic v Jack Draper
2. Sloane Stephens v Petra Kvitova
3. Andy Murray v Nikoloz Basilashvili
NO.1 COURT - 1:00PM
1. Monica Niculescu v Aryna Sabalenka
2. Stefanos Tsitsipas v Frances Tiafoe
3. Iga Swiatek v Su-Wei Hsieh
NO.2 COURT - 11:00AM
1.
2.
3.
4.
Fiona Ferro v Garbine Muguruza
Federico Delbonis v Andrey Rublev
Daniel Evans v Feliciano Lopez
Mihaela Buzarnescu v Venus Williams
NO.3 COURT - 11:00AM
1.
2.
3.
4.
Katie Swan v Madison Keys
Xinyu Wang v Sofia Kenin
Marco Cecchinato v Liam Broady
Denis Shapovalov v Philipp Kohlschreiber
COURT 12 - 11:00AM
1.
2.
3.
4.
John Millman v Roberto Bautista Agut
Christopher O'Connell v Gael Monfils
Karolina Pliskova v Tamara Zidansek
Maria Sakkari v Arantxa Rus
COURT 18 - 11:00AM
1.
2.
3.
4.
Marton Fucsovics v Jannik Sinner
Kristie Ahn v Heather Watson
Fabio Fognini v Albert Ramos-Vinolas
Elise Mertens v Harriet Dart
COURT 4 - 11:00AM
1.
2.
3.
4.
Marcelo Tomas Barrios Vera v Kevin Anderson
Varvara Gracheva v Petra Martic
Jessica Pegula v Caroline Garcia
Pierre-Hugues Herbert v Pablo Andujar
COURT 5 - 11:00AM
1. Jodie Burrage v Lauren Davis
2. Mackenzie McDonald v Karen Khachanov
3. Dusan Lajovic v Gilles Simon
COURT 6 - 11:00AM
1. Polona Hercog v Danielle Collins
2. Roberto Carballes Baena v Vasek Pospisil
3. Soonwoo Kwon v Daniel Masur
COURT 7 - 11:00AM
1. Denis Kudla v Alejandro Davidovich Fokina
2. Marie Bouzkova v Vera Zvonareva
3. Ann Li v Nadia Podoroska
Not Before: 5:00pm
4. Ons Jabeur v Rebecca Peterson
COURT 8 - 11:00AM
1. Ekaterina Alexandrova v Laura Siegemund
2. Oscar Otte v Arthur Rinderknech
3. Pablo Cuevas v Laslo Djere
COURT 9 - 11:00AM
1. Maria Camila Osorio Serrano v Anna Kalinskaya
2. Pedro Martinez v Stefano Travaglia
3. Donna Vekic v Anastasia Potapova
COURT 10 - 11:00AM
1. Andreas Seppi v Joao Sousa
2. Lloyd Harris v Ricardas Berankis
3. Liudmila Samsonova v Kaia KanepiTHE CHAMPIONSHIPS, WIMBLEDON 2021
INTENDED ORDER OF PLAY FOR DAY 1 MONDAY 28 JUNE
COURT 11 - 11:00AM
1.
2.
3.
4.
Facundo Bagnis v Miomir Kecmanovic
Irina-Camelia Begu v Katie Volynets
Tereza Martincova v Alison Riske
Zhizhen Zhang v Antoine Hoang
COURT 14 - 11:00AM
1. Svetlana Kuznetsova v Lesley Pattinama Kerkhove
2. Reilly Opelka v Dominik Koepfer
3. Kristina Mladenovic v Elena Rybakina
Not Before: 5:00pm
4. Sebastian Korda v Alex De Minaur
COURT 15 - 11:00AM
1.
2.
3.
4.
Veronika Kudermetova v Viktorija Golubic
Misaki Doi v Claire Liu
Marc Polmans v Yen-Hsun Lu
Shelby Rogers v Samantha Stosur
COURT 16 - 11:00AM
1. Jiri Vesely v Yannick Hanfmann
2. Madison Brengle v Christina McHale
3. Cristian Garin v Bernabe Zapata Miralles
COURT 17 - 11:00AM
1.
2.
3.
4.
Danielle Lao v Katie Boulter
Egor Gerasimov v Jay Clarke
Diego Schwartzman v Benoit Paire
Lin Zhu v Mona Barthel
Draw available here to let you see the two halves for picking your selection today
https://www.wimbledon.com/en_GB/scores/draws/2021_LS_draw.pdf
Anastasia Sevastova to back up her Eastbourne wins today.
https://www.wimbledon.com/en_GB/scores/draws/2021_LS_draw.pdf
Anastasia Sevastova to back up her Eastbourne wins today.
Angoose - Davis (1.27), Sevastova (pending)
anubis7 - Rogers (1.07), Kasatkina (pending)
edy - Martic (1.26), Pera (pending)
GRANTCKING - Davis (1.27), Cirstea (pending)
n88uk - Mertens (1.12), Pera (pending)
Platini - Davis (1.27), Kasatkina (pending)
Out
SamuelMertensBertens - eliminated on day 2 by Bertens (final rank to be determined after the remainder of day two finishes - odds on day 1 = 1.12)
Hank Hill - eliminated on day 2 by Bertens (final rank to be determined after the remainder of day two finishes - odds on day 1 = 1.36)
Even if your day 2 pick is still pending, feel free to submit a day 3 pick if you wish to continue competing. Just make sure to pick from the Second Round matches tomorrow.
anubis7 - Rogers (1.07), Kasatkina (pending)
edy - Martic (1.26), Pera (pending)
GRANTCKING - Davis (1.27), Cirstea (pending)
n88uk - Mertens (1.12), Pera (pending)
Platini - Davis (1.27), Kasatkina (pending)
Out
SamuelMertensBertens - eliminated on day 2 by Bertens (final rank to be determined after the remainder of day two finishes - odds on day 1 = 1.12)
Hank Hill - eliminated on day 2 by Bertens (final rank to be determined after the remainder of day two finishes - odds on day 1 = 1.36)
Even if your day 2 pick is still pending, feel free to submit a day 3 pick if you wish to continue competing. Just make sure to pick from the Second Round matches tomorrow.
Bernie Pera aka the GOAT.
Followed by Ekaterina Alexandrova
Followed by Ekaterina Alexandrova
Going for the resurgent Sloane Stevens to extract revenge on behalf of Heather Watson.
By the way, it's bad enough that edy has let us down with the weather.
But it's unforgivable that he couldn't organize his boys sufficiently to triumph at Wembley last night
By the way, it's bad enough that edy has let us down with the weather.
But it's unforgivable that he couldn't organize his boys sufficiently to triumph at Wembley last night
Day 3 has passed and we are already down to our final three contestants:
Angoose - Davis (1.27), Sevastova (1.29), Stephens (1.15)
anubis7 - Rogers (1.07), Kasatkina (1.08), Mertens (1.04)
GRANTCKING - Davis (1.27), Cirstea (1.09), Stephens (1.15)
Out
4th - Platini - eliminated on day 3 by Alexandrova
5th - Hank Hill - eliminated on day 2 by Bertens (odds of winning selection = 1.36)
6th - edy - eliminated on day 2 by Pera (odds of winning selection = 1.26)
7th - n88uk - eliminated on day 2 by Pera (odds of winning selection = 1.12)
7th - SamuelMertensBertens - eliminated on day 2 by Bertens (odds of winning selection = 1.12)
Angoose - Davis (1.27), Sevastova (1.29), Stephens (1.15)
anubis7 - Rogers (1.07), Kasatkina (1.08), Mertens (1.04)
GRANTCKING - Davis (1.27), Cirstea (1.09), Stephens (1.15)
Out
4th - Platini - eliminated on day 3 by Alexandrova
5th - Hank Hill - eliminated on day 2 by Bertens (odds of winning selection = 1.36)
6th - edy - eliminated on day 2 by Pera (odds of winning selection = 1.26)
7th - n88uk - eliminated on day 2 by Pera (odds of winning selection = 1.12)
7th - SamuelMertensBertens - eliminated on day 2 by Bertens (odds of winning selection = 1.12)
Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova to crush the lesser known Pliskova
Day 4 has come and gone with everyone advancing to day 5
Angoose - Davis (1.27), Sevastova (1.29), Stephens (1.15), Pavlyuchenkova (1.26)
anubis7 - Rogers (1.07), Kasatkina (1.08), Mertens (1.04), Kerber (1.26)
GRANTCKING - Davis (1.27), Cirstea (1.09), Stephens (1.15), Gauff (1.15)
Out
4th - Platini - eliminated on day 3 by Alexandrova
5th - Hank Hill - eliminated on day 2 by Bertens (odds of winning selection = 1.36)
6th - edy - eliminated on day 2 by Pera (odds of winning selection = 1.26)
7th - n88uk - eliminated on day 2 by Pera (odds of winning selection = 1.12)
7th - SamuelMertensBertens - eliminated on day 2 by Bertens (odds of winning selection = 1.12)
Angoose - Davis (1.27), Sevastova (1.29), Stephens (1.15), Pavlyuchenkova (1.26)
anubis7 - Rogers (1.07), Kasatkina (1.08), Mertens (1.04), Kerber (1.26)
GRANTCKING - Davis (1.27), Cirstea (1.09), Stephens (1.15), Gauff (1.15)
Out
4th - Platini - eliminated on day 3 by Alexandrova
5th - Hank Hill - eliminated on day 2 by Bertens (odds of winning selection = 1.36)
6th - edy - eliminated on day 2 by Pera (odds of winning selection = 1.26)
7th - n88uk - eliminated on day 2 by Pera (odds of winning selection = 1.12)
7th - SamuelMertensBertens - eliminated on day 2 by Bertens (odds of winning selection = 1.12)
Getting serious now, so it's Aryna Sabalenka for me, her interview after the Boulter match was delightful and will ensure she becomes a Wimbledon crowd favourite 
All of our remaining competitors refuse to slip up as we enter the first weekend of Wimbledon 2021.
Angoose - Davis (1.27), Sevastova (1.29), Stephens (1.15), Pavlyuchenkova (1.26), Sabalenka (1.09)
anubis7 - Rogers (1.07), Kasatkina (1.08), Mertens (1.04), Kerber (1.26), KaPlis (1.28)
GRANTCKING - Davis (1.27), Cirstea (1.09), Stephens (1.15), Gauff (1.15), Swiatek (1.17)
Out
4th - Platini - eliminated on day 3 by Alexandrova
5th - Hank Hill - eliminated on day 2 by Bertens (odds of winning selection = 1.36)
6th - edy - eliminated on day 2 by Pera (odds of winning selection = 1.26)
7th - n88uk - eliminated on day 2 by Pera (odds of winning selection = 1.12)
7th - SamuelMertensBertens - eliminated on day 2 by Bertens (odds of winning selection = 1.12)
Angoose - Davis (1.27), Sevastova (1.29), Stephens (1.15), Pavlyuchenkova (1.26), Sabalenka (1.09)
anubis7 - Rogers (1.07), Kasatkina (1.08), Mertens (1.04), Kerber (1.26), KaPlis (1.28)
GRANTCKING - Davis (1.27), Cirstea (1.09), Stephens (1.15), Gauff (1.15), Swiatek (1.17)
Out
4th - Platini - eliminated on day 3 by Alexandrova
5th - Hank Hill - eliminated on day 2 by Bertens (odds of winning selection = 1.36)
6th - edy - eliminated on day 2 by Pera (odds of winning selection = 1.26)
7th - n88uk - eliminated on day 2 by Pera (odds of winning selection = 1.12)
7th - SamuelMertensBertens - eliminated on day 2 by Bertens (odds of winning selection = 1.12)
Mick and Keef have urged me to select Angie Kerber today.
Angie, Angie
Ain't it good to be alive?
Angie, Angie
They can't say we never tried
Angie, Angie
Ain't it good to be alive?
Angie, Angie
They can't say we never tried
Steady as they come as day 6 also passes without an out.
Angoose - Davis (1.27), Sevastova (1.29), Stephens (1.15), Pavlyuchenkova (1.26), Sabalenka (1.09), Kerber (1.17)
anubis7 - Rogers (1.07), Kasatkina (1.08), Mertens (1.04), Kerber (1.26), KaPlis (1.28), Gauff (1.29)
GRANTCKING - Davis (1.27), Cirstea (1.09), Stephens (1.15), Gauff (1.15), Swiatek (1.17), Kerber (1.17)
Out
4th - Platini - eliminated on day 3 by Alexandrova
5th - Hank Hill - eliminated on day 2 by Bertens (odds of winning selection = 1.36)
6th - edy - eliminated on day 2 by Pera (odds of winning selection = 1.26)
7th - n88uk - eliminated on day 2 by Pera (odds of winning selection = 1.12)
7th - SamuelMertensBertens - eliminated on day 2 by Bertens (odds of winning selection = 1.12)
Angoose - Davis (1.27), Sevastova (1.29), Stephens (1.15), Pavlyuchenkova (1.26), Sabalenka (1.09), Kerber (1.17)
anubis7 - Rogers (1.07), Kasatkina (1.08), Mertens (1.04), Kerber (1.26), KaPlis (1.28), Gauff (1.29)
GRANTCKING - Davis (1.27), Cirstea (1.09), Stephens (1.15), Gauff (1.15), Swiatek (1.17), Kerber (1.17)
Out
4th - Platini - eliminated on day 3 by Alexandrova
5th - Hank Hill - eliminated on day 2 by Bertens (odds of winning selection = 1.36)
6th - edy - eliminated on day 2 by Pera (odds of winning selection = 1.26)
7th - n88uk - eliminated on day 2 by Pera (odds of winning selection = 1.12)
7th - SamuelMertensBertens - eliminated on day 2 by Bertens (odds of winning selection = 1.12)
Angie had both me and Granty somewhat concerned in that first set with anubis7 licking his lips in the background 
After today, it will be either be Ashleigh Barty having a party or anubis7 being crowned as champion 
Barty had a party, but Keys did not. We are down to our two finalists after day 7.
Angoose - Davis (1.27), Sevastova (1.29), Stephens (1.15), Pavlyuchenkova (1.26), Sabalenka (1.09), Kerber (1.17), Barty (1.33)
GRANTCKING - Davis (1.27), Cirstea (1.09), Stephens (1.15), Gauff (1.15), Swiatek (1.17), Kerber (1.17), Barty (1.33)
Out
3rd - anubis7 - eliminated on day 7 by Keys
4th - Platini - eliminated on day 3 by Alexandrova
5th - Hank Hill - eliminated on day 2 by Bertens (odds of winning selection = 1.36)
6th - edy - eliminated on day 2 by Pera (odds of winning selection = 1.26)
7th - n88uk - eliminated on day 2 by Pera (odds of winning selection = 1.12)
7th - SamuelMertensBertens - eliminated on day 2 by Bertens (odds of winning selection = 1.12)
Angoose - Davis (1.27), Sevastova (1.29), Stephens (1.15), Pavlyuchenkova (1.26), Sabalenka (1.09), Kerber (1.17), Barty (1.33)
GRANTCKING - Davis (1.27), Cirstea (1.09), Stephens (1.15), Gauff (1.15), Swiatek (1.17), Kerber (1.17), Barty (1.33)
Out
3rd - anubis7 - eliminated on day 7 by Keys
4th - Platini - eliminated on day 3 by Alexandrova
5th - Hank Hill - eliminated on day 2 by Bertens (odds of winning selection = 1.36)
6th - edy - eliminated on day 2 by Pera (odds of winning selection = 1.26)
7th - n88uk - eliminated on day 2 by Pera (odds of winning selection = 1.12)
7th - SamuelMertensBertens - eliminated on day 2 by Bertens (odds of winning selection = 1.12)
A double blow for anubis7 who's 1.14 ATP selection bit the dust today, especially so when you consider that he would likely have been crowned champion here were it nor the rain on Saturday
Still, a podium finish is not to be sneezed at, well done anubis7
Still, a podium finish is not to be sneezed at, well done anubis7
Thanks. I was never that confident about Keys but there didn't seem to be any obvious alternatives.
The long legs of Karolina Pliskova have got me in their grip today
Angoose - Davis (1.27), Sevastova (1.29), Stephens (1.15), Pavlyuchenkova (1.26), Sabalenka (1.09), Kerber (1.17), Barty (1.33), KaPlis (1.43)
GRANTCKING - Davis (1.27), Cirstea (1.09), Stephens (1.15), Gauff (1.15), Swiatek (1.17), Kerber (1.17), Barty (1.33), KaPlis (1.43)
Angoose is officially out of people to pick from. Fret not though, as not all is lost. GRANTCKING needs to make one more winning pick to become champion. The competition will come down to Sabalenka winning or losing her semifinal clash against Towering Karolina. Can she handle the pressure of it all depending on her?
If the Czech wins, Angoose will even walk away with victory as he would clinch it on the tiebreaker of average odds of winning picks.
Tune in on Thursday for the conclusion of this year's women's edition of Wimbledon Suicide Tennis.
GRANTCKING - Davis (1.27), Cirstea (1.09), Stephens (1.15), Gauff (1.15), Swiatek (1.17), Kerber (1.17), Barty (1.33), KaPlis (1.43)
Angoose is officially out of people to pick from. Fret not though, as not all is lost. GRANTCKING needs to make one more winning pick to become champion. The competition will come down to Sabalenka winning or losing her semifinal clash against Towering Karolina. Can she handle the pressure of it all depending on her?
If the Czech wins, Angoose will even walk away with victory as he would clinch it on the tiebreaker of average odds of winning picks.
Tune in on Thursday for the conclusion of this year's women's edition of Wimbledon Suicide Tennis.
It became clear earlier that I'd snookered myself behind the black, but we've all seen matches won from a snookers required scenario
Towering Karolina delivered and gave victory to Angoose against all odds in the historic clash of Aberdonians. Much was at stake for both. Angoose was going for his first crown ever, while GRANTCKING was hoping to bring home the prestigeous Wimbledon double in his breakthrough tournament.
Congratulations Angoose and I hope everyone had fun! Hopefully see everyone again for the US Open.
Congratulations Angoose and I hope everyone had fun! Hopefully see everyone again for the US Open.
Well, after many years of failure, it is pleasing to see that the famous Robert The Bruce inspirational line of "if at first you don't succeed try, try and try again" finally came good
It was quite a battle though, anubis7 was likely robbed of victory by the rain before there were accusations of an imposter at large, doubts being expressed in regard to who was behind the Grantcking selections.
That particular mystery was well and truly put to bed with the events of the final day leaving no doubt that it really was Grantcking behind the selections.
With his opponent requiring snookers, only a true world class bottler could have blown it, and true to form, that is what Grantcking managed to do
Having risen to the top, I will now have to rise to the challenge of staying there.
Flushing Meadows awaits and I can hardly wait
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HP-5IM48-Sk
It was quite a battle though, anubis7 was likely robbed of victory by the rain before there were accusations of an imposter at large, doubts being expressed in regard to who was behind the Grantcking selections.
That particular mystery was well and truly put to bed with the events of the final day leaving no doubt that it really was Grantcking behind the selections.
With his opponent requiring snookers, only a true world class bottler could have blown it, and true to form, that is what Grantcking managed to do
Having risen to the top, I will now have to rise to the challenge of staying there.
Flushing Meadows awaits and I can hardly wait
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HP-5IM48-Sk
Congratulations to the two winners and thanks to edy for hosting. 
Congrats Angoose. Always refreshing to see a maiden winner.
Post Your Reply
Please login to post a reply.
Wonder
Instance ID: 13539