I was just about to type that these points are going to be vital for Kyle to be seeds at the US Open. As Indi says, now 32 in the live rankings and the unfortunate JDP wont be there so technically 31 from a seedings perspective.

Perhaps more importantly is today is probably his best win in a while. Hopefully he is getting his mojo back.

Bob in Spain wrote:

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I was just about to type that these points are going to be vital for Kyle to be seeds at the US Open. As Indi says, now 32 in the live rankings and the unfortunate JDP wont be there so technically 31 from a seedings perspective.

Perhaps more importantly is today is probably his best win in a while. Hopefully he is getting his mojo back.

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 Well I do hope so, although it's not just the mojo but that knee. He was training hard after Wimbledon and had Jubb there too at his Bahamas base. 

QF:  (LL) Peter Gojowczyk (GER) WR 122 (CH = 39 in June last year) vs (13) Kyle Edmund WR 35

Without wanting to jinx him, Kyle has a real chance to improve his ranking over the next month. We have two up and coming Masters tournaments follow by the US Open. Last year Kyle only managed 1 win across the entire three tournaments (a win over Mackenzie McDonald in Cincinnati).

A win against Gojowczyk tomorrow would cover off all those points and more. So here's hoping.

Bob in Spain wrote:

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Stircrazy wrote:

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QF:  (LL) Peter Gojowczyk (GER) WR 122 (CH = 39 in June last year) vs (13) Kyle Edmund WR 35

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Well I wasn't expecting that. Gojowczyk took out Raonic in straight sets 4&4

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 Kyle leads the h2h 2-0, two 3 set wins in Bejing ('18) and Atlanta ('17)

goldfish wrote:

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Excellent win for Kyle - should dispel any fears for Edmund doubters.

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 For me it's consistency that's the key. Hopefully he'll do that this week. Quite a lot of player can do a Dustin Brown, but can't back it up.

 

Kyle on the comeback trail again. Lost the 1st set after being broken early but has fought back to take the 2nd. Into a deciding set we go.