by ti-amie Women's Doubles Draw
CZE B.Krejcikova (1)/CZE K.Siniakova (1) vs HUN D.Galfi/--- A.Kalinskaya HUN
A.Bondar BEL/G.Minnen vs FRA A.Cornet/FRA D.Parry
--- V.Gracheva/GEO O.Kalashnikova vs USA K.Christian/--- L.Marozava
POL A.Rosolska/NZL E.Routliffe vs USA N.Melichar-Martinez (16)/AUS E.Perez (16)
CZE L.Hradecka (10)/IND S.Mirza (10) vs ITA J.Paolini/ITA M.Trevisan
SLO K.Juvan/SLO T.Zidansek vs FRA T.Andrianjafitrimo (W)/FRA O.Dodin (W)
ROU M.Niculescu/BEL A.Van Uytvanck vs USA D.Collins/KAZ Y.Putintseva
KAZ E.Rybakina/--- L.Samsonova vs USA C.Gauff (8)/USA J.Pegula (8)
USA C.Mcnally (4)/CHN S.Zhang (4) vs ITA L.Bronzetti/GER J.Lohoff
JPN M.Kato/INA A.Sutjiadi vs CZE T.Martincova/GER A.Petkovic
NED A.Rus/EGY M.Sherif vs USA M.Brengle/AUS A.Rodionova
UKR M.Kostyuk/ROU EG.Ruse vs POL M.Linette (15)/USA B.Pera (15)
USA A.Muhammad (9)/JPN E.Shibahara (9) vs FRA E.Jacquemot (W)/FRA S.Janicijevic (W)
FRA C.Burel (W)/FRA C.Paquet (W) vs SVK K.Kucova/--- A.Potapova
ROU I.Bara/GEO E.Gorgodze vs USA M.Keys/USA T.Townsend
---N.Dzalamidze/--- K.Rakhimova vs USA C.Dolehide (7)/AUS S.Sanders (7)
USA D.Krawczyk (5)/NED D.Schuurs (5) vs ESP N.Parrizas Diaz/POL K.Piter
POL K.Kawa/SVK T.Mihalikova vs BEL M.Zanevska/BEL K.Zimmermann
TPE L.Chan/AUS S.Stosur vs SRB A.Krunic/--- A.Panova
JPN E.Hozumi/JPN M.Ninomiya vs KAZ A.Danilina (12)/BRA B.Haddad Maia (12)
UKR L.Kichenok(14)/LAT J.Ostapenko (14) vs FRA E.Lechemia (W)/FRA H.Tan (W)
CHN X.Han/CHN L.Zhu vs SVK V.Kuzmova/USA S.Santamaria
ESP A.Bolsova/CZE M.Bouzkova vs SUI B.Bencic/UKR A.Kalinina
--- A.Blinkova/--- A.Sasnovich vs CAN G.Dabrowski (3)/MEX G.Olmos (3)
CHI A.Guarachi (6)/SLO A.Klepac (6) vs NOR U.Eikeri/USA C.Harrison
JPN M.Doi/AUS A.Tomljanovic vs GER V.Heisen/HUN P.Udvardy
FRA C.Garcia (W)/FRA K.Mladenovic (W) vs --- E.Alexandrova/GER L.Siegemund
ROU I.Begu/COL C.Osorio vs JPN S.Aoyama (11)/TPE HC.Chan (11)
CHN Y.Xu (13)/CHN Z.Yang (13) vs FRA E.Cascino (W)/FRA J.Ponchet (W)
UKR N.Kichenok/ROU R.Olaru vs SUI V.Golubic/SUI J.Teichmann
AUS O.Gadecki (W)/AUS C.Kempenaers-Pocz (W) vs CAN L.Fernandez/BEL K.Flipkens
CRO P.Martic/USA S.Rogers vs --- V.Kudermetova (2)/BEL E.Mertens (2)
by Deuce As I mentioned elsewhere - both Gauff and McNally are playing doubles... but not with each other.
Somewhat surprising.
by ti-amie Men's Doubles Draw
USA R.Ram (1)/GBR J.Salisbury (1) vs USA M.Giron/KOR S.Kwon
SRB M.Kecmanovic/USA N.Monroe vs GEO N.Basilashvili/POR J.Sousa
CZE R.Jebavy/SRB M.Sabanov vs USA M.Cressy/ESP F.Lopez
SLO A.Bedene/SRB F.Krajinovic vs ARG M.Gonzalez/(15)/BRA M.Melo (15)
ITA S.Bolelli (11)/ITA F.Fognini (11) vs HUN M.Fucsovics/USA F.Tiafoe
KAZ A.Bublik/AUS T.Kokkinakis vs USA N.Lammons/POL K.Majchrzak
FRA S.Doumbia (W)/FRA F.Reboul (W) vs ESP P.Andujar/ESP P.Martinez
CRO I.Dodig/USA A.Krajicek vs AUS J.Peers (8)/SVK F.Polasek (8)
ESP M.Granollers (4)/ARG H.Zeballos (4) vs FRA U.Humbert (W)/FRA C.Lestienne (W)
FRA A.Mannarino/FRA A.Olivetti vs FRA J.Eysseric (W)/FRA Q.Halys (W)
FRA R.Gasquet (W)/FRA JW.Tsonga (W) vs POR F.Cabral/DEN H.Rune
ITA L.Sonego/ITA A.Vavassori vs AUS M.Ebden (14)/AUS M.Purcell (14)
GBR J.Murray (10)/BRA B.Soares (10) vs ISR J.Erlich/RSA L.Harris
USA M.Mcdonald/USA T.Paul vs KAZ A.Nedovyesov/PAK AUH.Qureshi
GER D.Altmaier/GER O.Otte vs IND R.Ramanathan/USA H.Reese
NED T.Griekspoor/NED B.Van De Zandschulp vs NED W.Koolhof (6)/GBR N.Skupski (6)
GER T.Puetz (7)/NZL M.Venus (7) vs AUS J.Duckworth/--- I.Ivashka
FRA B.Bonzi/FRA A.Rinderknech vs UKR D.Molchanov/CRO F.Skugor
ARG F.Delbonis/BOL H.Dellien vs FRA E.Couacaud (W)/FRA M.Guinard (W)
MEX H.Hach Verdugo/AUT P.Oswald vs ESA M.Arevalo (12)/NED JJ.Rojer (12)
MEX S.Gonzalez (13)/ARG A.Molteni (13) vs BRA R.Matos/ESP D.Vega Hernandez
USA D.Kudla/FIN E.Ruusuvuori vs POL L.Kubot/FRA E.Roger-Vasselin
AUS L.Saville/AUS J.Thompson vs SRB D.Lajovic/CZE J.Vesely
BEL S.Gille/BEL J.Vliegen vs FRA PH.Herbert (3)/FRA N.Mahut (3)
COL JS.Cabal (5)/COL R.Farah (5) vs FRA B.Paire/ESP A.Ramos-Vinolas
BIH T.Brkic/SRB N.Cacic vs MON H.Nys/POL J.Zielinski
ARG F.Cerundolo/ARG F.Coria vs URU A.Behar/ECU G.Escobar
GBR L.Glasspool/FIN H.Heliovaara vs GER K.Krawietz (9)/GER A.Mies (9)
IND R.Bopanna (16)/NED M.Middelkoop (16) vs FRA S.Gueymard Wayenburg (W)/FRA L.Van Assche (W)
ARG S.Baez/BRA F.Meligeni Rodrigues Alves vs KAZ A.Golubev/FRA F.Martin
FRA H.Gaston (W)/FRA G.Simon (W) vs NED R.Haase/RSA R.Klaasen
SWE A.Goransson/JPN B.Mclachlan vs CRO N.Mektic (2)/CRO M.Pavic (2)
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meganfernandez Deuce wrote:As I mentioned elsewhere - both Gauff and McNally are playing doubles... but not with each other.
Somewhat surprising.
Very weird. McNally got an upgrade in Zhang Shuai, who was playing with Stosur. I’d take her over Gauff. I’m fact, Stosur/Zhang beat McNally/Gauff in the US Open final last year. I think they won the title without dropping a set.
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nelslus meganfernandez wrote: ↑Mon May 23, 2022 2:13 amVery weird. McNally got an upgrade in Zhang Shuai, who was playing with Stosur. I’d take her over Gauff. I’m fact, Stosur/Zhang beat McNally/Gauff in the US Open final last year. I think they won the title without dropping a set.
....WELL, except for the final, which went 3 sets.
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meganfernandez nelslus wrote:meganfernandez wrote: ↑Mon May 23, 2022 2:13 amVery weird. McNally got an upgrade in Zhang Shuai, who was playing with Stosur. I’d take her over Gauff. I’m fact, Stosur/Zhang beat McNally/Gauff in the US Open final last year. I think they won the title without dropping a set.
....WELL, except for the final, which went 3 sets.
Thanks, too lazy to google it.
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by meganfernandez My adopted hometown team, Tara Moore and Emina Betkas, are the first alternates in the women's doubles draw. Surely one team will withdraw, especially with the rain compressing the schedule for singles players.
Weird that Stosur is playing with Chan and not Zhang, given how well they did together last year and how close they are as friends. Stosur and Zhang stopped playing together after Miami - maybe because they weren't having much success, and perhaps Stosur didn't want to play the whole European clay season. Maybe there's little to these stories, but I would like to know.
by Liamvalid There doesn’t appear to be many off the wall pairings this year. Gasquet and Tsonga will be a nice treat for the home crowd
by ti-amie Mixed Doubles Draw
CHN S.Zhang (1)/FRA N.Mahut (1) vs BRA B.Haddad Maia/BRA B.Soares
GER L.Siegemund/MEX S.Gonzalez vs IND S.Mirza/CRO I.Dodig
FRA C.Paquet (W)/FRA B.Paire (W) vs TPE HC.Chan/JPN B.Mclachlan
USA N.Melichar-Martinez/GER K.Krawietz vs MEX G.Olmos (8)/ESA M.Arevalo (8)
USA D.Krawczyk (4)/GBR N.Skupski (4) vs JPN S.Aoyama/MON H.Nys
AUS S.Sanders/BEL S.Gille vs --- N.Dzalamidze/KAZ A.Bublik
NZL E.Routliffe/URU A.Behar vs FRA C.Burel (W)/FRA H.Gaston (W)
NOR U.Eikeri/BEL J.Vliegen vs KAZ A.Danilina (6)/KAZ A.Golubev (6)
SLO A.Klepac (5)/IND R.Bopanna (5) vs FRA A.Cornet/FRA E.Roger-Vasselin
CZE L.Hradecka/ECU G.Escobar vs FRA E.Lechemia (W)/IND R.Ramanathan (W)
POL A.Rosolska/POL L.Kubot vs FRA O.Dodin (W)/FRA E.Couacaud (W)
FRA H.Tan (W)/FRA J.Eysseric (W) vs CAN G.Dabrowski (3)/AUS J.Peers (3)
USA B.Pera (7)/CRO M.Pavic (7) vs UKR L.Kichenok/BRA R.Matos
AUS S.Stosur/AUS M.Ebden vs FRA T.Andrianjafitrimo (W)/FRA F.Martin (W)
USA J.Pegula/USA A.Krajicek vs NED D.Schuurs/NED M.Middelkoop
CHI A.Guarachi/NED JJ.Rojer vs JPN E. Shibahara (2) vs NED W.Koolhof (2)
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meganfernandez meganfernandez wrote:My adopted hometown team, Tara Moore and Emina Betkas, are the first alternates in the women's doubles draw. Surely one team will withdraw, especially with the rain compressing the schedule for singles players.
They’re in!
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by ti-amie Boys Singles Draw
USA B.Kuzuhara (1) vs TUR T.Tokac (Q)
FRA S.Cuenin vs SVK P.Nad
BEL GA.Bailly vs CAN J.Weekes
ARG JM.La Serna (SE) vs CZE J.Nicod (16)
LTU E.Butvilas (9) vs USA A.Michelsen
PAR MA.Vergara Del Puerto vs GER L.Gavrielides
FRA W.Jucha (Q) vs NAM CH.Van Schalkwyk
SUI D.Dietrich (Q) vs PER G.Bueno (6)
CRO M.Poljicak (4) vs FRA T.Pires (W)
USA M.Zheng vs KOR G.Campana Lee
BOL JC.Prado Angelo vs FRA J.Leroux (W)
POL M.Pawelski vs ESP M.Landaluce (15)
USA V.Lilov (12) vs MEX R.Pacheco Mendez
CZE V.Petr vs --- Y.Demin
FRA A.Ghibaudo (W) vs AUS J.Jin
HKG CLC.Wong vs SUI K.Feldbausch (7)
USA N.Basavareddy (5) vs SUI M.Brunold
FRA A.Gea (W) vs SWE S.Eriksson (Q)
BEL A.Blockx vs LTU V.Gaubas
POR H.Rocha (Q) vs CRO D.Prizmic (10)
SLO B.Artnak (13) vs FRA P.Barbier Gazeu (W)
ESP D.Merida Aguilar vs --- E.Arutiunian
POL O.Pieczkowski vs FRA L.Lestir (W)
USA C.Williams vs CZE J.Mensik (3)
ARG L.Midon (8) vs SVK PB.Privara
THA T.Nirundorn (SE) vs FRA T.Papamalamis (W)
CZE H.Barton (Q) vs USA N.Godsick
ESP P .Rodenas vs PER I.Buse (11)
FRA G.Debru (14) vs CRO L.Mikrut (Q)
USA O.Colak vs POL B.Zgola (Q)
MKD K.Ivanovski vs BRA J.Fonseca (W)
FRA P.Inchauspe vs PAR AD.Vallejo (2)
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CRO P.Marcinko (1) vs CAN K.Cross
KEN A.Okutoyi vs BEL A.Van Impe
FRA M.Ngijol Carre (W) vs BRA O.Carneiro (W)
USA S.Macavei (Q) vs CZE N.Bartunkova (13)
SVK N.Daubnerova (12) vs JPN S.Ishii
CZE L.Klimovicova vs ARG L.Moyano
AUS T.Preston vs USA M.Slama
FRA S.Iliev (W) vs --- K.Zaytseva (8)
CZE B.Fruhvirtova (4) vs ARG S.Sierra
BEL H.Vandewinkel vs USA A.Guichard (SE)
JPN S.Saito vs MAR A.El Aouni (Q)
PER L.Perez Alarcon vs FRA Y.Bartashevich (16)
CAN V.Mboko (11) vs FRA A.Soulie (W)
GBR RA.Stoiber vs TUR A.Mert
GER C.Kuhl vs SUI C.Fontenel (Q)
CZE K.Tomajkova vs USA L.Hovde (6)
--- D.Shnaider (5) vs CRO L.Ciric Bagaric
GER JLS.Steur (Q) vs JPN H.Kinoshita (Q)
--- A.Ibragimova (Q) vs HUN L.Udvardy
FRA L.Pawlak (W) vs CZE L.Havlickova (9)
USA Q.Lopez (15) vs ARG L.Peyre
--- E.Khayrutdinova vs DEN JC.Svendsen
FRA A.Lew Yan Foon (W) vs CAN A.Xu
CZE T.Valentova vs AND V.Jimenez Kasintseva (3)
SUI C.Naef (7) vs GER E.Seidel
AUS C.Kempenaers-Pocz vs BUL D.Glushkova
FRA TS.Rakotomanga Rajaonah (W) vs USA A.Blokhina
GRE M.Laki vs CZE S.Bejlek (10)
--- M.Andreeva (14) vs CAN M.Kupres
CZE J.Struplova (Q) vs FRA J.Lim (W)
SVK N.Vargova vs USA K.Quevedo (Q)
CZE D.Salkova vs BEL S.Costoulas (2)
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meganfernandez ti-amie wrote:USA M.Slama
Oh yes
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nelslus OH, and BTW, while I will never forgive them for beating my guys Ram and Salisbury in the QF's, after Ram and Salisbury had something like 5 match points (and I only know this through an article, as I never watch matches when I don't get my way)- it is so, SO cool for me that, along with Dodig, Winnetka scrub Austin Krajicek is actually in a Slam final- something in a zillion years I never thought would happen for the guy. It remains ridiculously exciting for me to see players who for years toiled away in the Scrub circuit, to succeed in such a huge way.
by Suliso In the girls' singles 3 out of 4 semi finalists are from Czech Republic. The best know is probably 16 year old Sara Bejlek (WTA 270). She's in doubles SF's as well.
by ashkor87 Anyone know why Gauff and McNally are not partnering?
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meganfernandez ashkor87 wrote: ↑Fri Jun 03, 2022 10:43 am
Anyone know why Gauff and McNally are not partnering?
I haven't heard. Goes back a few months. Other teams reshuffled, too. Stosur and Zhang aren't together anymore, and Zhang is with McNally. Stosur and Zhang are (were?) great friends and did so well together. I'd like to know why they split. Maybe it's just scheduling.
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meganfernandez Suliso wrote: ↑Fri Jun 03, 2022 8:41 am
In the girls' singles 3 out of 4 semi finalists are from Czech Republic. The best know is probably 16 year old Sara Bejlek (WTA 270). She's in doubles SF's as well.
And none of them are Brenda Fruhvirtova, either, the one I expected to make a deep run. With those sisters and Nodskov, there's a ton of Czech talent coming up.
I get a kick out of looking at the junior rankings from recent years. Lots of familiar women, who have done well on the WTA Tour. Not nearly as many men. I wonder if more guys choose to play in college for some reason. Maybe they need more time to mature or don't see an opportunity to succeed right away, so they might as well go play college.
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Suliso meganfernandez wrote: ↑Fri Jun 03, 2022 11:56 am
Suliso wrote: ↑Fri Jun 03, 2022 8:41 am
In the girls' singles 3 out of 4 semi finalists are from Czech Republic. The best know is probably 16 year old Sara Bejlek (WTA 270). She's in doubles SF's as well.
And none of them are Brenda Fruhvirtova, either, the one I expected to make a deep run. With those sisters and Nodskov, there's a ton of Czech talent coming up.
Brenda is only 15 and for the moment is better known as a sister of Linda.
meganfernandez wrote: ↑Fri Jun 03, 2022 11:56 amI get a kick out of looking at the junior rankings from recent years. Lots of familiar women, who have done well on the WTA Tour. Not nearly as many men. I wonder if more guys choose to play in college for some reason. Maybe they need more time to mature or don't see an opportunity to succeed right away, so they might as well go play college.
I doubt it US college looks attractive to many with serious pro aspirations. It's likely that at the junior age it's still very difficult to distinguish who will have the required power and speed needed to succeed on ATP tour. Also many young players prefer to start grinding it out on the futures and challengers tour as soon as possible instead of concentrating on junior tour. Of course some junior starts do succeed. Roger was Wimbledon junior champion.
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meganfernandez Suliso wrote: ↑Fri Jun 03, 2022 12:23 pm
meganfernandez wrote: ↑Fri Jun 03, 2022 11:56 am
Suliso wrote: ↑Fri Jun 03, 2022 8:41 am
In the girls' singles 3 out of 4 semi finalists are from Czech Republic. The best know is probably 16 year old Sara Bejlek (WTA 270). She's in doubles SF's as well.
And none of them are Brenda Fruhvirtova, either, the one I expected to make a deep run. With those sisters and Nodskov, there's a ton of Czech talent coming up.
Brenda is only 15 and for the moment is better known as a sister of Linda.
meganfernandez wrote: ↑Fri Jun 03, 2022 11:56 amI get a kick out of looking at the junior rankings from recent years. Lots of familiar women, who have done well on the WTA Tour. Not nearly as many men. I wonder if more guys choose to play in college for some reason. Maybe they need more time to mature or don't see an opportunity to succeed right away, so they might as well go play college.
I doubt it US college looks attractive to many with serious pro aspirations. It's likely that at the junior age it's still very difficult to distinguish who will have the required power and speed needed to succeed on ATP tour. Also many young players prefer to start grinding it out on the futures and challengers tour as soon as possible instead of concentrating on junior tour. Of course some junior starts do succeed. Roger was Wimbledon junior champion.
Good points. Yeah, I know Brenda is younger but she did really well in ITF at the end of last year (3 straight finals, all vs her sister), so I thought she might be ready for something big. No rush. She's #4, Linda is #3.
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ponchi101 ashkor87 wrote: ↑Fri Jun 03, 2022 10:43 am
Anyone know why Gauff and McNally are not partnering?
Somewhere in the RG topics somebody said that because they had different schedules, they were unable to practice together before the tournament. They plan to play together again.