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Which British player will win the most grass court matches? [53 vote(s)]

Cam Norrie
32.1%
Dan Evans
11.3%
Andy Murray
15.1%
Jack Draper
17.0%
Liam Broady
5.7%
Jay Clarke
0.0%
Ryan Peniston
3.8%
Paul Jubb
1.9%
Ali Gray
3.8%
Aidan McHugh
1.9%
Billy Harris
1.9%
Anton Matusevich
1.9%
Felix Gill
0.0%
Charlie Broom
1.9%
Jack Pinnington-Jones
0.0%
Stuart Parker
0.0%
Jan Choinski
0.0%
Dan Cox
1.9%
Henry Patten
0.0%
AN Other (please state who if you vote for this option)
0.0%
JonH comes home


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SO , I thought I would get this up here 

Grass season starts the last weekend in May with Surbiton and , for men, spreads over the events below.

Vote here for the player you think will win the most grass court matches over the 2022 season - I am counting main draw and qualifying wins, incl the WC Play Offs; just singles.

NOTE - if play goes indoors in a grass court event, any wins gained indoors WILL count in this competition 

I will close the votes before play starts on the Sunday at Surbiton and then keep track and update as the grass season passes. Please comment and add, it makes it more fun!

I have listed the top 19 currently ranked British players below - there is room on the poll for 20 so I have put that as AN Other - if you plump for AN Other ,say who you have in mind and we can see who is right at the end; as it is MD and Qualies, it could be interesting. For reference, I will post later on who got the most wins last year!

NB Kyle Edmund not included as we know he is injured and not playing the grass season 

Events (only those with GB entrants or possibly GB entrants as of 26/5/2022)

Week 22 -

ATP Challenger Surbiton

Week 23 -

ATP 250 Stuttgart

ATP Challenger Nottingham

Week 24 -

ATP 500 Queen's Club

ATP Challenger Ilkley

Aorangi Park - Wild Card Play Offs

Week 25 -

ATP 250 Eastbourne 

Wimbledon Qualifying - Roehampton

Week 26 / 27 -

Wimbledon

Week 28 -

ATP 250 Newport R.I 

ITF M25 Roehampton

Week 30 -

ITF M25 Nottingham G1

Week 31 -

ITF M25 Nottingham G2

 

 

 

 

 



-- Edited by JonH comes home on Tuesday 31st of May 2022 02:49:30 PM



-- Edited by JonH comes home on Tuesday 14th of June 2022 06:43:34 PM

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note - it is a bit of fun, don't take it too seriously!!

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I have voted Andy - he knows his grass and has committed to Surbiton, Stuttgart and Queens so may get a volume edge on others!

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Are you excluding doubles?

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Sorry, as per initial long winded note I wrote, Just singles!!

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I trawled through the 2021 main draws and qualies - did we have Wild card play offs in 2021, I cant find any results?

So with that caveat - ie the WC play offs might have taken place and change things - then last seasons wins at MD and qualies look like:

6 wins - Cam and Evo

4 wins - Anton

3 wins - Andy

2 wins - Jack D, Liam and Arthur Fery

1 win - Jay, Aidan, James Ward, Ryan P, Ali G, Jack P-J and Felix

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Just a suggestion might be worth splitting the events list up with
week 22
Surbiton
week 23
Nottingham
etc...

Always a tough one as players often play above their natural level due to WCs, so struggle. However I reckon the winner is most likely to be someone that plays the 3 ITFS. If that player plays some higher events with WCs with some success but then also the M25's. I'm thinking an Anton or Ali.

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Madadman wrote:

Just a suggestion might be worth splitting the events list up with
week 22
Surbiton
week 23
Nottingham
etc...

Always a tough one as players often play above their natural level due to WCs, so struggle. However I reckon the winner is most likely to be someone that plays the 3 ITFS. If that player plays some higher events with WCs with some success but then also the M25's. I'm thinking an Anton or Ali.

 Good thinking re the events, done!

 



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Could be a good thought re the ITF level players - it is hard, mens is wide open. The ITF's make a difference as last year it was the top players who came out on top, both mens and womens, but we had no ITF's last year or indeed much in the way of Challengers and qualies for the lower level players to rack up wins

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JonH comes home wrote:

Sorry, as per initial long winded note I wrote, Just singles!!

 Oops. Sorry. If I read stuff I would be dangerous.



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JonH comes home wrote:

... did we have Wild card play offs in 2021, I cant find any results?

 I don't think so. My memory isn't what it was, but this document:

 

https://www4.lta.org.uk/globalassets/play/professional-development/documents/wimbledon-wild-card-policy.pdf

 

... said that there wasn't going to be any.

 

Please note for 2021 the Wild Card Play-off event will not take place due to the on-going Covid-19 pandemic so all Qualifying Wild cards will be awarded by the AELTC and the LTA recommendations will be as per outlined in this document. 



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Be great to see Andy win a good number of matches, and I think that he will win enough to be worth my vote here.

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My vote was originally there and now shows as 0%. Odd

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christ wrote:
JonH comes home wrote:

... did we have Wild card play offs in 2021, I cant find any results?

 I don't think so. My memory isn't what it was, but this document:

 

https://www4.lta.org.uk/globalassets/play/professional-development/documents/wimbledon-wild-card-policy.pdf

 

... said that there wasn't going to be any.

 

Please note for 2021 the Wild Card Play-off event will not take place due to the on-going Covid-19 pandemic so all Qualifying Wild cards will be awarded by the AELTC and the LTA recommendations will be as per outlined in this document. 

 I think its correct, Lambda posted to confirm on the womens section. 



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Jaggy1876 wrote:

My vote was originally there and now shows as 0%. Odd

 Will it let you vote again Jaggy? 

who did you vote for? we can keep a manual record in narrative if you post it here?



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