Another Dutchman, van der Zandschulp , looks good on grass also. The Dutch have a history on grass, from Richard Krajicek, through Paul Haarhuis, Eltingh and Schapers were both good, back to Tom Okker. They tend to have a similar game to the Brits but also be a bit larger in size, and a bit better looking than us Brits, darn those Dutch!
I reckon one of the Dutch will go deep this time and also watch our for Wes Koolhof with Neal in the doubles, they are genuine contenders
Another Dutchman, van der Zandschulp , looks good on grass also. The Dutch have a history on grass, from Richard Krajicek, through Paul Haarhuis, Eltingh and Schapers were both good, back to Tom Okker. They tend to have a similar game to the Brits but also be a bit larger in size, and a bit better looking than us Brits, darn those Dutch!
I reckon one of the Dutch will go deep this time and also watch our for Wes Koolhof with Neal in the doubles, they are genuine contenders
van de Z vs Nadal would be an interesting potential L16 match.
Another Dutchman, van der Zandschulp , looks good on grass also. The Dutch have a history on grass, from Richard Krajicek, through Paul Haarhuis, Eltingh and Schapers were both good, back to Tom Okker. They tend to have a similar game to the Brits but also be a bit larger in size, and a bit better looking than us Brits, darn those Dutch!
I reckon one of the Dutch will go deep this time and also watch our for Wes Koolhof with Neal in the doubles, they are genuine contenders
van de Z vs Nadal would be an interesting potential L16 match.
Liam is playing really sensible percentage tennis, solid. Really good so far
yes, very solid - good and punchy - and Schwartzmann not looking on top form either
Yeh really thought Liam might do it here when I saw he'd taken the first set 6-2, even losing the second 6-4 saw him still in it and alive - but he's just lost the third set to a bagel (by a bagel?)...