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Tennis Talk 2026: Vol 17 ('s-Hertogenbosch, Queens, Stuttgart)
Tennis Talk 2026: Vol 17 ('s-Hertogenbosch, Queens, Stuttgart)
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Crazy market PUNISHED
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Emma wanted it more by the looks of it.
Anne taking away Sorana's win in Romania saying Emma wasn't 100% ffs is any tennis player ever 100% fit, every player is always carrying something or other. |
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really should be a free win for emma against whoever wins this dart-rakhimova mugfest
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Winner of ATP Queens will get 130k more than winner of WTA Queens, amazed nobody's kicked up a fuss over this yet
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Jovic moves really well on grass, currently 40/1 for Wimbledon, if she wins this tournament those odds will come in, won 10 out 11 matches on grass overall, worth backing that now regardless
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will get a decent seeding position as well, currently 19th in the live rankings, rubbing shoulders with tennis royalty Sorana 2 places ahead
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spotted another player at a career high as well with Lilli Tagger, that's a name destined to be written in the stars
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Will be given the 29 year old another Wimbledon wildcard (nap)
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speaking of 29 year olds, Donna isn't even 30. Feels like she's been around forever.
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Will be 30 day before, Wimbledon starts. Dart has earned 315k in Wimbledon wildcards, not bad for a Peak 70th ranked player.
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One player who's age I can't believe is Tomljanovic, briefly thought over a decades ago she could be a future star, but no where near, most famous for dating Berrettini and their little docu-series thing,
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She's 33 now, damn a virtual tennis pensioner
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would say she's more famous for retiring Serena, but yeah that too.
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good thing she and Matteo didn't breed, that would be one injury prone child.
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not only that, her peak ranking was just #32
saw some sit down thing she did with Mirra a while ago, she said she had a thing for Murray as well. |
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tactics against Amanda are really easy, she's a poor mover really, make her run corner to corner, her clunky frame doesn't like it, yet Jovic is trying to play Tennis.
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why does Iplayer have to so far behind? still on 40 30 after game finished.
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There's no reason it has to be like that. BBC doesn't understand that this is a problem to some and only a small small fraction would ever complain about it so nothing ever gets done about it. But annoying and makes it more or less useless.
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agreed
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yet more nonsense from rybakina. 9 bps against boulter takes none, boulter gets only two opportunities to break and obviously does just that.
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World Number 4 and top seed 'Must have a rich daddy with a name like Felix' knocked out by a 30 year old Polish journeyman, peak ranking 53. Strange times when he is 4th in the world and a 39 year old is 2nd fave for Wimbledon.
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34 years old and hungarian
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rybakina losing a match she had no business losing. utter **** on bps and paid the price. third set carbon copy of the first, couldnt take multiple bps then broken at the end and that was that.
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He lost to Majchrzak a 30 year old Pole
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mesmerised • June 8, 2026 11:53 AM
British Wildcards at Queens, and all 4 to Brits unlike the other tournies. Boulter is acceptable as she is good on grass, could go on a mazy run at here, Katie 1 step away from a 500 final, just needs to beat Donna Kebab Vekic |
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That was her 5th ever win against a Top 10 opponent, and her best ever win beat the number 2 in the world, 4 of her 5 top 10 wins were all on grass, a shame for her she wont be seeded or is unlikely to be seeded at Wimbledon, so will probably be lumbered with a Sabalenka or Sorana in round 1.
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You can guarantee if she faced Ryba again in Round 1 she would lose, as I doubt Elena really cared about this event and just wanted some grass practice as her ranking wouldn't have budged regardless of tournament result, then again she lost to Noskova last year, but generally gets to the last 8.
We should have nationalised Mirra when we had the chance, all plucky Brits will be out by Round 2, maybe even Emma as I think she'd have to win Queens just to get seeded, maybe a final is enough but that looks 50/50, even then you still really need to be a top 16 seed to avoid the top players in round 3, lost to all the big guns early on last year because of no seeding. |
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ryba didnt give a toss towards the end of the third. hate to see it but get it a lot with her. vekic will beat boulter if she has any interest in doing so.
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ffs finally a rain free day at Queens, and now he have airplanes to deal with
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Emma really is going to win her first ever non slam tournament
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emma potentially injured
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market panicking too much imo
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yeah for sure
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It's all on her motivation. She's clearly fit enough to win this match.
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