Wimbledon Qualy Day 1 Results Monday June 13th 2011
Gentlemen's Qualifying Singles - 1st Round
Conor Niland(IRL) def. Josselin Ouanna(FRA)6-3 4-6 8-6
Robert Farah(COL) def. Rui Machado(POR)[3] 4-6 6-4 6-2
Uladzimir Ignatik(BLR) def. Facundo Bagnis(ARG) 6-2 7-6(3)
Julio Silva(BRA) def. Victor Crivoi(ROU) 6-3 7-6(3)
Nikola Mektic(CRO) def. Dominik Meffert(GER) 6-2 6-2
Thomas Schoorel(NED)[4] def. Peter Polansky(CAN) 3-6 7-6(5) 6-4
Bernard Tomic(AUS) def. Sebastian Rieschick(GER) 6-4 5-7 6-4
Igor Sijsling(NED) def. Martin Klizan(SVK)[26] 6-1 2-0 Ret.
Marc Gicquel(FRA)[12] def. Zack Fleishman(USA) 6-4 6-2
Flavio Cipolla(ITA)[9] def. James Lemke(AUS) 6-4 6-3
Rogerio Dutra Da Silva(BRA)[21] def. Franco Skugor(CRO) 2-0 Ret.
Augustin Gensse(FRA) def. Rajeev Ram(USA) 7-6(4) 6-4
Marco Chiudinelli(SUI) def. Andrej Martin(SVK) 6-2 6-1
Vasek Pospisil(CAN) def. Jorge Aguilar(CHI) 4-6 6-3 6-2
Rik De Voest(RSA)[32] def. Federico Del Bonis(ARG) 6-3 6-4
Chris Guccione(AUS) def. Marek Semjan(SVK) 7-6(2) 7-6(5)
Charles-Antoine Brezac(FRA) def. Bobby Reynolds(USA)[24] 3-6 7-5 6-3
Edouard Roger-Vasselin(FRA)[29] def. Antonio Veic(CRO) 6-3 6-1
Ryan Harrison(USA)[14] def. Alexander Ward(GBR) 6-7(4) 7-6(4) 6-3
Guillaume Rufin(FRA) def. Ivo Klec(SVK) 6-3 6-0
Ricardo Hocevar(BRA) def. Tatsuma Ito(JPN)[5] 2-6 6-4 6-4
Simone Bolelli(ITA)[13] def. Amir Weintraub(ISR) 7-6(4) 6-3
Frank Dancevic(CAN) def. Stephane Robert(FRA)[10] 6-2 6-4
Marinko Matosevic(AUS)[30] def. Alexander Flock(GER) 6-2 6-4
Jurgen Zopp(EST) def. Giovanni Lapentti(ECU) 6-1 2-0 Ret.
Ivan Navarro(ESP) def. Fernando Romboli(BRA) 3-6 6-1 6-4
Simon Stadler(GER) def. Vincent Millot(FRA) 6-3 2-6 6-2
David Goffin(BEL) def. Lukas Rosol(CZE)[1] 3-6 6-3 6-3
Amer Delic(BIH) def. Adrian Ungur(ROU) 7-6(5) 6-4
Andreas Beck(GER)[25] def. Sergei Bubka(UKR) 7-6(3) 6-3
Kenny De Schepper(FRA) def. Adam Kellner(HUN) 6-3 6-4
Greg Jones(AUS) def. Paolo Lorenzi(ITA)[11] 7-5 4-6 6-2
Jerzy Janowicz(POL) def. Marsel Ilhan(TUR)[8] 6-4 6-7(4) 15-13
Matthew Ebden(AUS) def. Simon Greul(GER)[23] 4-6 7-6(4) 6-4
Cedrik-Marcel Stebe(GER) def. Matteo Viola(ITA) 6-4 6-4
Daniel Munoz-De La Nava(ESP) def. Benedikt Dorsch(GER)6-3 7-5
Lukas Lacko(SVK)[20] def. Guillermo Alcaide(ESP) 6-2 7-5
Roberto Bautista-Agut(ESP) def. Dusan Lojda(CZE) 6-0 4-2 Ret.
Grega Zemlja(SLO) def. Dustin Brown(GER)[7] 6-4 3-6 8-6
Jamie Baker(GBR) def. George Morgan(GBR) 6-3 6-4
Yuichi Sugita(JPN) def. Daniel Brands(GER)[19] 3-6 6-3 10-8
Liam Broady(GBR) def. Alessio Di Mauro(ITA)[31]6-3 1-6 12-10
Danai Udomchoke(THA) def. Carsten Ball(AUS) 6-4 3-6 6-4
Go Soeda(JPN)[16] def. Lester Cook(USA) 6-4 6-4
Oliver Golding(GBR) def. Joshua Milton(GBR) 6-3 6-2
Gregoire Burquier(FRA) def. Andres Molteni(ARG) 6-4 6-1
Lukasz Kubot(POL)[2] def. Nikola Ciric(SRB) 6-2 6-3
Bastian Knittel(GER) def. Alex Bogdanovic(GBR) 7-6(9) 6-3
Karol Beck(SVK)[17] def. Daniel Smethurst(GBR) 6-2 6-3
Laurent Rochette(FRA) def. Joao Sousa(POR) 7-6(3) 2-6 6-2
Marton Fucsovics(HUN) def. Jonathan Eysseric(FRA) 7-6(4) 6-1
Marco Crugnola(ITA) def. Izak Van Der Merwe(RSA)[18] 2-6 7-6(1) 6-3
Ivo Minar(CZE)[15] def. Leonardo Mayer(ARG)6-7(7) 6-4 6-1
Alex Kuznetsov(USA) def. Gianluca Naso(ITA) 4-6 6-1 6-2
Fritz Wolmarans(RSA) def. John Millman(AUS) 2-6 6-3 7-5
Alexander Kudryavtsev(RUS)[28] def. Bjorn Phau(GER) 6-4 6-4
Guillermo Olaso(ESP) def. Olivier Patience(FRA) 6-2 4-6 6-4
Martin Fischer(AUT)[27] def. Pavol Cervenak(SVK) 6-4 6-2
Steve Darcis(BEL)[6] def. Ilija Bozoljac(SRB) 6-7(4) 6-4 13-11
Ruben Bemelmans(BEL) def. Jesse Witten(USA) 6-3 6-4
Andrey Kuznetsov(RUS) def. Stephane Bohli(SUI)[22] 7-6(4) 6-4
Frederik Nielsen(DEN) def. Peter Luczak(AUS) 7-6(8) 6-3
Jean-Rene Lisnard(MON) def. Victor Estrella(DOM)4-0 Ret.
Kristijan Mesaros(CRO) def. Juan Sebastian Cabal(COL) 7-6(5) 1-6 6-4
Gentlemen's Qualifying Doubles - 1st Round
Sanchai Ratiwatana(THA)[2] /Sonchat Ratiwatana(THA)[2] def. Frederik Nielsen(DEN) / Thomas Schoorel(NED)7-6(1) 6-3
Ryan Harrison(USA)[7] /Travis Rettenmaier(USA)[7] def. Rik De Voest(RSA) / Dudi Sela(ISR) 6-4 3-6 6-3
Alessandro Motti(ITA) /Stephane Robert(FRA) def. Martin Emmrich(GER)[3] /Andreas Siljestrom(SWE)[3] 7-6(3) 7-6(7)
Lukas Lacko(SVK) /Lukas Rosol(CZE) def. Michail Elgin(RUS)[1] /Alexander Kudryavtsev(RUS)[1] 2-6 7-6(5) 6-4
Leos Friedl(CZE)[5] /David Martin(USA)[5] def. Flavio Cipolla(ITA) /Paolo Lorenzi(ITA) 6-2 6-3
Treat Conrad Huey(PHI)[4] /Izak Van Der Merwe(RSA)[4] def. Rui Machado(POR) /Travis Parrott(USA) 6-3 7-5
Karol Beck(SVK)[8] /David Skoch(CZE)[8] def. Liam Broady(GBR) /Oliver Golding(GBR) 6-3 6-4
David Rice(GBR) /Sean Thornley(GBR) def. Brian Battistone(USA)[6] /Purav Raja(IND)[6] 6-2 6-4
Tuesday, June 14, 2011
Wimbledon 2011 Qualifying Day 2 Order of Play Tuesday June 14th
Wimbledon 2011 Qualifying Day 2 Order of Play Tuesday June 14th
Court 1
Zuzana Kucova(SVK) vs. Julia Cohen(USA)
Erika Sema(JPN) vs. Ana Vrljic(CRO)
Alexandra Panova(RUS) vs. Lindsay Lee-Waters(USA)
Not Before:14:00
Gentlemen's Qualifying Singles - 2nd Round
Flavio Cipolla(ITA)[9] vs. Daniel Munoz-De La Nava(ESP)
Gentlemen's Qualifying Singles - 2nd Round
David Goffin(BEL) vs. Uladzimir Ignatik(BLR)
Court 2
Noppawan Lertcheewakarn(THA) vs. Kumiko Iijima(JPN)
Sacha Jones(NZL) vs. Olga Savchuk(UKR)
Irina Falconi(USA)[4] vs. Anna-Lena Groenefeld(GER)
Not Before:14:00
Gentlemen's Qualifying Singles - 2nd Round
Frank Dancevic(CAN) vs. Danai Udomchoke(THA)
Gentlemen's Qualifying Singles - 2nd Round
Ivan Navarro(ESP) vs. Igor Sijsling(NED)
Court 3
Elitsa Kostova(BUL) vs. Kai-Chen Chang(TPE)[19]
Alexandra Cadantu(ROU) vs. Mona Barthel(GER)
Elena Bogdan(ROU) vs. Jing-Jing Lu(CHN)
Not Before:14:00
Gentlemen's Qualifying Singles - 2nd Round
Gregoire Burquier(FRA) vs. Marco Crugnola(ITA)
Gentlemen's Qualifying Singles - 2nd Round
Lukasz Kubot(POL)[2] vs. Kristijan Mesaros(CRO)
Court 4
Carla Suarez Navarro(ESP)[8] vs. Stefanie Voegele(SUI)
Michaëlla Krajicek(NED) vs. Valeria Savinykh(RUS)[24]
Tamarine Tanasugarn(THA)[5] vs. Cagla Buyukakcay(TUR)
Not Before:14:00
Gentlemen's Qualifying Singles - 2nd Round
Greg Jones(AUS) vs. Conor Niland(IRL)
Gentlemen's Qualifying Singles - 2nd Round
Augustin Gensse(FRA) vs. Charles-Antoine Brezac(FRA)
Court 5
Ekaterina Ivanova(RUS) vs. Xinyun Han(CHN)
Renata Voracova(CZE)[11] vs. Alexa Glatch(USA)
Ajla Tomljanovic(CRO) vs. Regina Kulikova(RUS)
Not Before:14:00
Gentlemen's Qualifying Singles - 2nd Round
Nikola Mektic(CRO) vs. Andrey Kuznetsov(RUS)
Gentlemen's Qualifying Singles - 2nd Round
Robert Farah(COL) vs. Bernard Tomic(AUS)
Court 6
Madison Brengle(USA) vs. Misaki Doi(JPN)[17]
Sally Peers(AUS) vs. Caroline Garcia(FRA)
Mariya Koryttseva(UKR) vs. Laura Siegemund(GER)
Not Before:14:00
Gentlemen's Qualifying Singles - 2nd Round
Marc Gicquel(FRA)[12] vs. Bastian Knittel(GER)
Gentlemen's Qualifying Singles - 2nd Round
Jean-Rene Lisnard(MON) vs. Rogerio Dutra Da Silva(BRA)[21]
Court 7
Eva Birnerova(CZE)[9] vs. Anne Kremer(LUX)
Magda Linette(POL) vs. Galina Voskoboeva(KAZ)
Eirini Georgatou(GRE) vs. Stephanie Foretz Gacon(FRA)[14]
Not Before:14:00
Gentlemen's Qualifying Singles - 2nd Round
Vasek Pospisil(CAN) vs. Edouard Roger-Vasselin(FRA)[29]
Gentlemen's Qualifying Singles - 2nd Round
Thomas Schoorel(NED)[4] vs. Chris Guccione(AUS)
Court 8
Laura Thorpe(FRA) vs. Kristyna Pliskova(CZE)
Nathalie Piquion(FRA) vs. Mandy Minella(LUX)[22]
Edina Gallovits-Hall(ROU)[6] vs. Florencia Molinero(ARG)
Not Before:14:00
Gentlemen's Qualifying Singles - 2nd Round
Simone Bolelli(ITA)[13] vs. Simon Stadler(GER)
Gentlemen's Qualifying Singles - 2nd Round
Guillaume Rufin(FRA) vs. Marinko Matosevic(AUS)[30]
Court 9
Arina Rodionova(RUS) vs. Sesil Karatantcheva(KAZ)
Ioana Raluca Olaru(ROU) vs. Nina Bratchikova(RUS)
Lara Arruabarrena-Vecino(ESP) vs. Beatriz Garcia Vidagany(ESP)
Not Before:14:00
Gentlemen's Qualifying Singles - 2nd Round
Ivo Minar(CZE)[15] vs. Guillermo Olaso(ESP)
Gentlemen's Qualifying Singles - 2nd Round
Ricardo Hocevar(BRA) vs. Jurgen Zopp(EST)
Court 11
Lenka Jurikova(SVK) vs. Kurumi Nara(JPN)[18]
Kathrin Woerle(GER) vs. Maria Irigoyen(ARG)
Vitalia Diatchenko(RUS) vs. Julia Glushko(ISR)
Not Before:14:00
Gentlemen's Qualifying Singles - 2nd Round
Ruben Bemelmans(BEL) vs. Yuichi Sugita(JPN)
Gentlemen's Qualifying Singles - 2nd Round
Jamie Baker(GBR) vs. Andreas Beck(GER)[25]
Court 13
Nuria Llagostera Vives(ESP)[1] vs. Tatjana Malek(GER)
Yuliya Beygelzimer(UKR) vs. Silvia Soler-Espinosa(ESP)[20]
Arantxa Rus(NED)[3] vs. Olivia Sanchez(FRA)
Not Before:14:00
Gentlemen's Qualifying Singles - 2nd Round
Kenny De Schepper(FRA) vs. Matthew Ebden(AUS)
Gentlemen's Qualifying Singles - 2nd Round
Steve Darcis(BEL)[6] vs. Marco Chiudinelli(SUI)
Court 14
Melanie South(GBR) vs. Liana Ungur(ROU)
Casey Dellacqua(AUS) vs. Heidi El Tabakh(CAN)
Samantha Murray(GBR) vs. Camila Giorgi(ITA)
Not Before:14:00
Gentlemen's Qualifying Singles - 2nd Round
Roberto Bautista-Agut(ESP) vs. Liam Broady(GBR)
Gentlemen's Qualifying Singles - 2nd Round
Jerzy Janowicz(POL) vs. Oliver Golding(GBR)
Court 15
Yung-Jan Chan(TPE)[2] vs. Marina Erakovic(NZL)
Anna Fitzpatrick(GBR) vs. Stephanie Dubois(CAN)[23]
Tara Moore(GBR) vs. Yvonne Meusburger(AUT)[16]
Not Before:14:00
Gentlemen's Qualifying Singles - 2nd Round
Cedrik-Marcel Stebe(GER) vs. Alexander Kudryavtsev(RUS)[28]
Gentlemen's Qualifying Singles - 2nd Round
Frederik Nielsen(DEN) vs. Karol Beck(SVK)[17]
Court 16
Masa Zec-Peskiric(SLO) vs. Sophie Ferguson(AUS)
Sloane Stephens(USA)[12] vs. Jade Windley(GBR)
Francesca Stephenson(GBR) vs. Lesia Tsurenko(UKR)[15]
Not Before:14:00
Gentlemen's Qualifying Singles - 2nd Round
Ryan Harrison(USA)[14] vs. Laurent Rochette(FRA)
Gentlemen's Qualifying Singles - 2nd Round
Amer Delic(BIH) vs. Rik De Voest(RSA)[32]
Court B
Iryna Bremond(FRA)[10] vs. Anna Floris(ITA)
Aleksandra Wozniak(CAN) vs. Urszula Radwanska(POL)[21]
Maria Elena Camerin(ITA)[7] vs. Aleksandra Krunic(SRB)
Not Before:14:00
Gentlemen's Qualifying Singles - 2nd Round
Go Soeda(JPN)[16] vs. Marton Fucsovics(HUN)
Gentlemen's Qualifying Singles - 2nd Round
Grega Zemlja(SLO) vs. Julio Silva(BRA)
Court C
Estrella Cabeza Candela(ESP) vs. Corinna Dentoni(ITA)
Kristina Kucova(SVK) vs. Junri Namigata(JPN)[13]
Lenka Wienerova(SVK) vs. Tetiana Luzhanska(UKR)
Not Before:14:00
Gentlemen's Qualifying Singles - 2nd Round
Fritz Wolmarans(RSA) vs. Lukas Lacko(SVK)[20]
Gentlemen's Qualifying Singles - 2nd Round
Alex Kuznetsov(USA) vs. Martin Fischer(AUT)[27]
Court 1
Zuzana Kucova(SVK) vs. Julia Cohen(USA)
Erika Sema(JPN) vs. Ana Vrljic(CRO)
Alexandra Panova(RUS) vs. Lindsay Lee-Waters(USA)
Not Before:14:00
Gentlemen's Qualifying Singles - 2nd Round
Flavio Cipolla(ITA)[9] vs. Daniel Munoz-De La Nava(ESP)
Gentlemen's Qualifying Singles - 2nd Round
David Goffin(BEL) vs. Uladzimir Ignatik(BLR)
Court 2
Noppawan Lertcheewakarn(THA) vs. Kumiko Iijima(JPN)
Sacha Jones(NZL) vs. Olga Savchuk(UKR)
Irina Falconi(USA)[4] vs. Anna-Lena Groenefeld(GER)
Not Before:14:00
Gentlemen's Qualifying Singles - 2nd Round
Frank Dancevic(CAN) vs. Danai Udomchoke(THA)
Gentlemen's Qualifying Singles - 2nd Round
Ivan Navarro(ESP) vs. Igor Sijsling(NED)
Court 3
Elitsa Kostova(BUL) vs. Kai-Chen Chang(TPE)[19]
Alexandra Cadantu(ROU) vs. Mona Barthel(GER)
Elena Bogdan(ROU) vs. Jing-Jing Lu(CHN)
Not Before:14:00
Gentlemen's Qualifying Singles - 2nd Round
Gregoire Burquier(FRA) vs. Marco Crugnola(ITA)
Gentlemen's Qualifying Singles - 2nd Round
Lukasz Kubot(POL)[2] vs. Kristijan Mesaros(CRO)
Court 4
Carla Suarez Navarro(ESP)[8] vs. Stefanie Voegele(SUI)
Michaëlla Krajicek(NED) vs. Valeria Savinykh(RUS)[24]
Tamarine Tanasugarn(THA)[5] vs. Cagla Buyukakcay(TUR)
Not Before:14:00
Gentlemen's Qualifying Singles - 2nd Round
Greg Jones(AUS) vs. Conor Niland(IRL)
Gentlemen's Qualifying Singles - 2nd Round
Augustin Gensse(FRA) vs. Charles-Antoine Brezac(FRA)
Court 5
Ekaterina Ivanova(RUS) vs. Xinyun Han(CHN)
Renata Voracova(CZE)[11] vs. Alexa Glatch(USA)
Ajla Tomljanovic(CRO) vs. Regina Kulikova(RUS)
Not Before:14:00
Gentlemen's Qualifying Singles - 2nd Round
Nikola Mektic(CRO) vs. Andrey Kuznetsov(RUS)
Gentlemen's Qualifying Singles - 2nd Round
Robert Farah(COL) vs. Bernard Tomic(AUS)
Court 6
Madison Brengle(USA) vs. Misaki Doi(JPN)[17]
Sally Peers(AUS) vs. Caroline Garcia(FRA)
Mariya Koryttseva(UKR) vs. Laura Siegemund(GER)
Not Before:14:00
Gentlemen's Qualifying Singles - 2nd Round
Marc Gicquel(FRA)[12] vs. Bastian Knittel(GER)
Gentlemen's Qualifying Singles - 2nd Round
Jean-Rene Lisnard(MON) vs. Rogerio Dutra Da Silva(BRA)[21]
Court 7
Eva Birnerova(CZE)[9] vs. Anne Kremer(LUX)
Magda Linette(POL) vs. Galina Voskoboeva(KAZ)
Eirini Georgatou(GRE) vs. Stephanie Foretz Gacon(FRA)[14]
Not Before:14:00
Gentlemen's Qualifying Singles - 2nd Round
Vasek Pospisil(CAN) vs. Edouard Roger-Vasselin(FRA)[29]
Gentlemen's Qualifying Singles - 2nd Round
Thomas Schoorel(NED)[4] vs. Chris Guccione(AUS)
Court 8
Laura Thorpe(FRA) vs. Kristyna Pliskova(CZE)
Nathalie Piquion(FRA) vs. Mandy Minella(LUX)[22]
Edina Gallovits-Hall(ROU)[6] vs. Florencia Molinero(ARG)
Not Before:14:00
Gentlemen's Qualifying Singles - 2nd Round
Simone Bolelli(ITA)[13] vs. Simon Stadler(GER)
Gentlemen's Qualifying Singles - 2nd Round
Guillaume Rufin(FRA) vs. Marinko Matosevic(AUS)[30]
Court 9
Arina Rodionova(RUS) vs. Sesil Karatantcheva(KAZ)
Ioana Raluca Olaru(ROU) vs. Nina Bratchikova(RUS)
Lara Arruabarrena-Vecino(ESP) vs. Beatriz Garcia Vidagany(ESP)
Not Before:14:00
Gentlemen's Qualifying Singles - 2nd Round
Ivo Minar(CZE)[15] vs. Guillermo Olaso(ESP)
Gentlemen's Qualifying Singles - 2nd Round
Ricardo Hocevar(BRA) vs. Jurgen Zopp(EST)
Court 11
Lenka Jurikova(SVK) vs. Kurumi Nara(JPN)[18]
Kathrin Woerle(GER) vs. Maria Irigoyen(ARG)
Vitalia Diatchenko(RUS) vs. Julia Glushko(ISR)
Not Before:14:00
Gentlemen's Qualifying Singles - 2nd Round
Ruben Bemelmans(BEL) vs. Yuichi Sugita(JPN)
Gentlemen's Qualifying Singles - 2nd Round
Jamie Baker(GBR) vs. Andreas Beck(GER)[25]
Court 13
Nuria Llagostera Vives(ESP)[1] vs. Tatjana Malek(GER)
Yuliya Beygelzimer(UKR) vs. Silvia Soler-Espinosa(ESP)[20]
Arantxa Rus(NED)[3] vs. Olivia Sanchez(FRA)
Not Before:14:00
Gentlemen's Qualifying Singles - 2nd Round
Kenny De Schepper(FRA) vs. Matthew Ebden(AUS)
Gentlemen's Qualifying Singles - 2nd Round
Steve Darcis(BEL)[6] vs. Marco Chiudinelli(SUI)
Court 14
Melanie South(GBR) vs. Liana Ungur(ROU)
Casey Dellacqua(AUS) vs. Heidi El Tabakh(CAN)
Samantha Murray(GBR) vs. Camila Giorgi(ITA)
Not Before:14:00
Gentlemen's Qualifying Singles - 2nd Round
Roberto Bautista-Agut(ESP) vs. Liam Broady(GBR)
Gentlemen's Qualifying Singles - 2nd Round
Jerzy Janowicz(POL) vs. Oliver Golding(GBR)
Court 15
Yung-Jan Chan(TPE)[2] vs. Marina Erakovic(NZL)
Anna Fitzpatrick(GBR) vs. Stephanie Dubois(CAN)[23]
Tara Moore(GBR) vs. Yvonne Meusburger(AUT)[16]
Not Before:14:00
Gentlemen's Qualifying Singles - 2nd Round
Cedrik-Marcel Stebe(GER) vs. Alexander Kudryavtsev(RUS)[28]
Gentlemen's Qualifying Singles - 2nd Round
Frederik Nielsen(DEN) vs. Karol Beck(SVK)[17]
Court 16
Masa Zec-Peskiric(SLO) vs. Sophie Ferguson(AUS)
Sloane Stephens(USA)[12] vs. Jade Windley(GBR)
Francesca Stephenson(GBR) vs. Lesia Tsurenko(UKR)[15]
Not Before:14:00
Gentlemen's Qualifying Singles - 2nd Round
Ryan Harrison(USA)[14] vs. Laurent Rochette(FRA)
Gentlemen's Qualifying Singles - 2nd Round
Amer Delic(BIH) vs. Rik De Voest(RSA)[32]
Court B
Iryna Bremond(FRA)[10] vs. Anna Floris(ITA)
Aleksandra Wozniak(CAN) vs. Urszula Radwanska(POL)[21]
Maria Elena Camerin(ITA)[7] vs. Aleksandra Krunic(SRB)
Not Before:14:00
Gentlemen's Qualifying Singles - 2nd Round
Go Soeda(JPN)[16] vs. Marton Fucsovics(HUN)
Gentlemen's Qualifying Singles - 2nd Round
Grega Zemlja(SLO) vs. Julio Silva(BRA)
Court C
Estrella Cabeza Candela(ESP) vs. Corinna Dentoni(ITA)
Kristina Kucova(SVK) vs. Junri Namigata(JPN)[13]
Lenka Wienerova(SVK) vs. Tetiana Luzhanska(UKR)
Not Before:14:00
Gentlemen's Qualifying Singles - 2nd Round
Fritz Wolmarans(RSA) vs. Lukas Lacko(SVK)[20]
Gentlemen's Qualifying Singles - 2nd Round
Alex Kuznetsov(USA) vs. Martin Fischer(AUT)[27]
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08:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 4: Court 1
08:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 4: Centre Court
Friday, Jun. 24
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 5: Court 12
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 5: Court 14
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 5: Court 17
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 5: Court 3
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 5: Court 18
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 5: Court 16
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 5: Court 2
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships (Early Round Coverage Day #5)
08:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 5: Court 1
08:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 5: Centre Court
Saturday, Jun. 25
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 6: Court 3
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 6: Court 12
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 6: Court 14
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 6: Court 18
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 6: Court 2
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships (Early Round Coverage Day #6)
08:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 6: Court 1
08:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 6: Centre Court
Monday, Jun. 27
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 8: Court 14
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 8: Court 18
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 8: Court 3
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 8: Court 12
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 8: Court 2
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships (Round of 16)
08:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 8: Court 1
08:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 8: Centre Court
10:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 8: Court 1
10:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 8: Centre Court
01:00 PM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 8: Court 1
01:00 PM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 8: Centre Court
01:00 PM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships (Round of 16)
Tuesday, Jun. 28
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 2: Court 16
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships (Ladies’ Quarterfinals)
08:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Ladies’ Quarterfinals: Centre Court
10:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Ladies’ Quarterfinals: Court 1
10:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Ladies’ Quarterfinals: Centre Court
01:00 PM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Ladies’ Quarterfinals: Centre Court
01:00 PM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Ladies’ Quarterfinals: Court 1
01:00 PM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships (Ladies’ Quarterfinals)
Wednesday, Jun. 29
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships (Gentlemen’s Quarterfinals)
08:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Gentlemen’s Quarterfinals: Court 1
08:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Gentlemen’s Quarterfinals: Centre Court
10:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Gentlemen’s Quarterfinals: Court 1
10:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Gentlemen’s Quarterfinals: Centre Court
01:00 PM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Gentlemen’s Quarterfinals: Court 1
01:00 PM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Gentlemen’s Quarterfinals: Centre Court
01:00 PM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships (Gentlemen’s Quarterfinals)
Thursday, Jun. 30
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships (Ladies’ Semifinal Match)
08:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships
Friday, Jul. 01
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships (Gentlemen’s Semifinals)
08:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships
Saturday, Jul. 02
09:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships (Ladies’ Final)
Sunday, Jul. 03
09:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships (Gentlemen’s Final)
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*All times Eastern
Monday, Jun. 20
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 1: Court 14
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 1: Court 17
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 1: Court 2
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 1: Court 16
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 1: Court 3
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 1: Court 12
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 1: Court 18
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships (Early Round Coverage Day #1)
08:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 1: Court 1
08:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 1: Centre Court
Tuesday, Jun. 21
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 2: Court 14
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 2: Court 17
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 2: Court 12
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 2: Court 18
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 2: Court 2
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 2: Court 3
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 2: Court 16
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships (Early Round Coverage Day #2)
08:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 2: Court 1
08:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 2: Centre Court
Wednesday, Jun. 22
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 3: Court 3
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 3: Court 12
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 3: Court 14
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 3: Court 18
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 3: Court 17
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 3: Court 16
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 3: Court 2
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships (Early Round Coverage Day #3)
08:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 3: Court 1
08:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 3: Centre Court
Thursday, Jun. 23
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 4: Court 14
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 4: Court 17
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 4: Court 18
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 4: Court 3
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 4: Court 12
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 4: Court 16
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 4: Court 2
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships (Early Round Coverage Day #4)
08:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 4: Court 1
08:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 4: Centre Court
Friday, Jun. 24
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 5: Court 12
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 5: Court 14
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 5: Court 17
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 5: Court 3
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 5: Court 18
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 5: Court 16
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 5: Court 2
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships (Early Round Coverage Day #5)
08:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 5: Court 1
08:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 5: Centre Court
Saturday, Jun. 25
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 6: Court 3
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 6: Court 12
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 6: Court 14
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 6: Court 18
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 6: Court 2
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships (Early Round Coverage Day #6)
08:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 6: Court 1
08:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 6: Centre Court
Monday, Jun. 27
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 8: Court 14
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 8: Court 18
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 8: Court 3
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 8: Court 12
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 8: Court 2
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships (Round of 16)
08:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 8: Court 1
08:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 8: Centre Court
10:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 8: Court 1
10:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 8: Centre Court
01:00 PM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 8: Court 1
01:00 PM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 8: Centre Court
01:00 PM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships (Round of 16)
Tuesday, Jun. 28
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Day 2: Court 16
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships (Ladies’ Quarterfinals)
08:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Ladies’ Quarterfinals: Centre Court
10:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Ladies’ Quarterfinals: Court 1
10:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Ladies’ Quarterfinals: Centre Court
01:00 PM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Ladies’ Quarterfinals: Centre Court
01:00 PM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Ladies’ Quarterfinals: Court 1
01:00 PM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships (Ladies’ Quarterfinals)
Wednesday, Jun. 29
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships (Gentlemen’s Quarterfinals)
08:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Gentlemen’s Quarterfinals: Court 1
08:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Gentlemen’s Quarterfinals: Centre Court
10:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Gentlemen’s Quarterfinals: Court 1
10:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Gentlemen’s Quarterfinals: Centre Court
01:00 PM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Gentlemen’s Quarterfinals: Court 1
01:00 PM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships – Gentlemen’s Quarterfinals: Centre Court
01:00 PM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships (Gentlemen’s Quarterfinals)
Thursday, Jun. 30
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships (Ladies’ Semifinal Match)
08:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships
Friday, Jul. 01
07:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships (Gentlemen’s Semifinals)
08:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships
Saturday, Jul. 02
09:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships (Ladies’ Final)
Sunday, Jul. 03
09:00 AM 2011 Wimbledon, The Championships (Gentlemen’s Final)
2011 WIMBLEDON TV SCHEDULE
The 2011 Wimbledon Championships will be broadcast in the Unites States starting on Monday, June 20. Participating networks include ESPN2, Tennis Channel, and NBC. Stay tuned for updates and changes, along with live streaming. TV listings may change so please check your local listings.
*All times Eastern
Mon, June 20
7am – 5pm: Wimbledon Early Rounds Day 1 – ESPN2 – LIVE
7:00pm Wimbledon Primetime – The Tennis Channel
11:00pm Wimbledon Primetime – The Tennis Channel
Tues, June 21
7am – 5pm: Wimbledon Early Rounds Day 2 – ESPN2 – LIVE
7:00pm Wimbledon Primetime – The Tennis Channel
11:00pm Wimbledon Primetime – The Tennis Channel
Wednes, June 22
7am – 5pm: Wimbledon Early Rounds Day 3 – ESPN2 – LIVE
7:00pm Wimbledon Primetime – The Tennis Channel
11:00pm Wimbledon Primetime – The Tennis Channel
Thurs, June 23
7am – 5pm: Wimbledon Early Rounds Day 4 – ESPN2 – LIVE
7:00pm Wimbledon Primetime – The Tennis Channel
11:00pm Wimbledon Primetime – The Tennis Channel
Fri, June 24
7am – 5pm: Wimbledon Early Rounds Day 5 – ESPN2 – LIVE
7:00pm Wimbledon Primetime – The Tennis Channel
11:00pm Wimbledon Primetime – The Tennis Channel
Sat, June 25
7am – 1pm: Early Rounds Day 6 – ESPN2 - LIVE
7:00pm Wimbledon Primetime – The Tennis Channel
11:00pm Wimbledon Primetime – The Tennis Channel
Sun, June 26
*NBC WIMBLEDON BROADCAST TBD
5pm – 8pm: Week One Highlights – ESPN2 – Taped
7:00pm Wimbledon Primetime – The Tennis Channel
11:00pm Wimbledon Primetime – The Tennis Channel
Mon, June 27
7am – 10am: Round of 16 – ESPN2 – LIVE
1pm – 6pm: Round of 16 – ESPN2 – LIVE
12:00am Wimbledon Primetime – The Tennis Channel
Tues, June 28
7am – 10am: Ladies’ Quarterfinals – ESPN2 – LIVE
1pm – 5pm: Ladies’ Quarterfinals – ESPN2 – LIVE
7:00pm Wimbledon Primetime – The Tennis Channel
12:00am Wimbledon Primetime – The Tennis Channel
Wed, June 29
7pm – 10am: Gentlemen’s Quarterfinals – ESPN2 – LIVE
1pm – 5pm: Gentlemen’s Quarterfinals – ESPN2 – LIVE
7:00pm Wimbledon Primetime – The Tennis Channel
12:00am Wimbledon Primetime – The Tennis Channel
Thur, June 30
7am – Noon: Ladies’ Semifinal #1 + #2- ESPN2 – LIVE
8pm – 10pm: Ladies’ Semifinals Highlights – EPSN2
Fri, July 1
7am – Noon: Gentlemen’s Semifinal #1 + #2 – ESPN2 – LIVE
8pm – 11pm: Gentlemen’s Semifinals Highlights
Sat, July 2
*WOMEN’S FINAL NBC BROADCAST TBD
2pm – 3pm: SportsCenter at Wimbledon – ESPN2
Sun, July 3
*MEN’S FINAL NBC BROADCAST TBD
2pm – 3pm: SportsCenter at Wimbledon – ESPN2
Mon, July 4
7am – 9am: Ladies’ Final – ESPN3D – ReAir
9am – Noon: Gentlemen’s Final – ESPN3D – ReAir
Noon – 3pm: Gentlemen’s Semifinal #1 – ESPN3D – ReAir
3pm – 6pm: Gentlemen’s Semifinal #2 – ESPN3D – ReAir
6pm – 8pm: Ladies’ Final – ESPN3D – ReAir
8pm – 11pm: Gentlemen’s Final – ESPN3D – ReAir
*All times Eastern
Mon, June 20
7am – 5pm: Wimbledon Early Rounds Day 1 – ESPN2 – LIVE
7:00pm Wimbledon Primetime – The Tennis Channel
11:00pm Wimbledon Primetime – The Tennis Channel
Tues, June 21
7am – 5pm: Wimbledon Early Rounds Day 2 – ESPN2 – LIVE
7:00pm Wimbledon Primetime – The Tennis Channel
11:00pm Wimbledon Primetime – The Tennis Channel
Wednes, June 22
7am – 5pm: Wimbledon Early Rounds Day 3 – ESPN2 – LIVE
7:00pm Wimbledon Primetime – The Tennis Channel
11:00pm Wimbledon Primetime – The Tennis Channel
Thurs, June 23
7am – 5pm: Wimbledon Early Rounds Day 4 – ESPN2 – LIVE
7:00pm Wimbledon Primetime – The Tennis Channel
11:00pm Wimbledon Primetime – The Tennis Channel
Fri, June 24
7am – 5pm: Wimbledon Early Rounds Day 5 – ESPN2 – LIVE
7:00pm Wimbledon Primetime – The Tennis Channel
11:00pm Wimbledon Primetime – The Tennis Channel
Sat, June 25
7am – 1pm: Early Rounds Day 6 – ESPN2 - LIVE
7:00pm Wimbledon Primetime – The Tennis Channel
11:00pm Wimbledon Primetime – The Tennis Channel
Sun, June 26
*NBC WIMBLEDON BROADCAST TBD
5pm – 8pm: Week One Highlights – ESPN2 – Taped
7:00pm Wimbledon Primetime – The Tennis Channel
11:00pm Wimbledon Primetime – The Tennis Channel
Mon, June 27
7am – 10am: Round of 16 – ESPN2 – LIVE
1pm – 6pm: Round of 16 – ESPN2 – LIVE
12:00am Wimbledon Primetime – The Tennis Channel
Tues, June 28
7am – 10am: Ladies’ Quarterfinals – ESPN2 – LIVE
1pm – 5pm: Ladies’ Quarterfinals – ESPN2 – LIVE
7:00pm Wimbledon Primetime – The Tennis Channel
12:00am Wimbledon Primetime – The Tennis Channel
Wed, June 29
7pm – 10am: Gentlemen’s Quarterfinals – ESPN2 – LIVE
1pm – 5pm: Gentlemen’s Quarterfinals – ESPN2 – LIVE
7:00pm Wimbledon Primetime – The Tennis Channel
12:00am Wimbledon Primetime – The Tennis Channel
Thur, June 30
7am – Noon: Ladies’ Semifinal #1 + #2- ESPN2 – LIVE
8pm – 10pm: Ladies’ Semifinals Highlights – EPSN2
Fri, July 1
7am – Noon: Gentlemen’s Semifinal #1 + #2 – ESPN2 – LIVE
8pm – 11pm: Gentlemen’s Semifinals Highlights
Sat, July 2
*WOMEN’S FINAL NBC BROADCAST TBD
2pm – 3pm: SportsCenter at Wimbledon – ESPN2
Sun, July 3
*MEN’S FINAL NBC BROADCAST TBD
2pm – 3pm: SportsCenter at Wimbledon – ESPN2
Mon, July 4
7am – 9am: Ladies’ Final – ESPN3D – ReAir
9am – Noon: Gentlemen’s Final – ESPN3D – ReAir
Noon – 3pm: Gentlemen’s Semifinal #1 – ESPN3D – ReAir
3pm – 6pm: Gentlemen’s Semifinal #2 – ESPN3D – ReAir
6pm – 8pm: Ladies’ Final – ESPN3D – ReAir
8pm – 11pm: Gentlemen’s Final – ESPN3D – ReAir
Monday, June 13, 2011
Wimbledon 2011 Women’s Schedule of Play
Wimbledon 2011 Women’s Schedule of Play
The 2011 Wimbledon Championships are held in the London suburb of Wimbledon in the United Kingdom at The All England Lawn Tennis & Croquet Club (AELTC). Wimbledon is also known as “The Championships” and is the 8th of the “BIG 14″ tournaments for the women’s professional tennis tour each year.
In this post we will cover how the WTA ranking points and prize money are allocated, and what the schedule of play is for the Ladies Singles Draw. The third Grand Slam tournament of each year begins on Monday 13 June for the women’s event with the qualifying draw and the Ladies Singles Final will be played on Saturday 2 July. The 1st round matches of the main draw begin on Monday 20 June.
The total financial commitment is 14,600,000 pounds sterling (£) with the total prize money for the Women’s Singles event being £5,230,000. The winner of the Ladies Singles Final at Wimbledon takes home £1.1 million, which is an increase of £100,000 from last year. To watch the tennis in Singapore just add 7 hours to the times listed below, as all times listed below are local times in London.
Pictured above is the 2010 Wimbledon Ladies singles champion Serena Williams just prior to making contact with the ball during her service motion in the 2010 Wimbledon semi final. The 1.75m Serena has made the Wimbledon Final 6 times in the past 9 years winning 4 titles: 2002-2003 & 2009-2010 and was runner-up in 2004 to Maria Sharapova and in 2008 to Venus Williams.
The 29-year-old American who turns 30 on September 26 this year has been out injured for almost a full 12 months. The former World No.1 and 13-time Grand Slam singles champion is playing her first tournament since the 2010 Wimbledon final at the AEGON International at Eastbourne in Great Britain on grass beginning tomorrow: 13 June. The shorter points and greater value for aggressive shots that you are afforded on grass will suit Serena’s comeback and very short preparation for her title defence.
At Wimbledon the women’s WTA ranking points and prize money is awarded like this:
1. The winner earns 2,000 points + £1,100,000;
2. The runner-up earns 1,400 points + £550,000;
3. The two semi finalists earn 900 points + £275,000;
4. The four quarter finalists earn 500 points + £137,500;
5. The 8 players who lose in the round of 16 earn 280 points + £68,750;
6. The 16 players who lose in the 3rd round earn 160 points + £34,375;
7. The 32 players who lose in the 2nd round earn 100 points + £20,125;
8. The *players who lose in the 1st round earn 5 points + £11,500.
The players who lose in the 1st round of the qualifying event earn £1,750 and 2 WTA ranking points. The players who lose in the 2nd round of qualifying earn £3,000 and 40 points. The players who lose in the 3rd round of qualifying earn £7,000 and 50 points.
*The players who qualify for the main draw and then lose the 1st round earn 60 points, whereas players, who start in the 1st round and lose their first match only earn 5 points. Wild Card entrants who lose 1st round also receive 5 points.
From the 2nd round onwards any qualifiers earn the points allocated by round PLUS their 60 points for qualifying. Therefore a qualifier who wins the 1st round of the main draw and then gets knocked out in the 2nd round earns 100 points for making the 2nd round plus 60 points for qualifying. Which means 160 points would be added to their ranking total.
The matches each day are played in a day session starting at 12noon on courts 2 to 19 for the first 8 days of play. Centre Court and Court No.1 commence every day of the tournament at 1pm except for both the Ladies and Gentlemen’s singles final, which begin at 2pm. There are no night sessions.
Please note that the tournament management can alter the schedule from day to day, in which case we will update you of any changes in later posts.
The schedule of play for the Ladies Singles event at Wimbledon is:
* Monday 13 June: Qualifying 1st round;
* Tuesday 14 June: Qualifying 1st round;
* Wednesday 15 June: Qualifying 2nd round;
* Thursday 16 June: Qualifying 3rd round;
* Monday 20 June: Main Draw 1st round;
* Tuesday 21 June: Main Draw 1st round;
* Wednesday 22 June: 2nd round;
* Thursday 23 June: 2nd round;
* Friday 24 June: 3rd round;
* Saturday 25 June: 3rd round;
* Sunday 26 June: No play is scheduled at all;
* Monday 27 June: 4th round (round of 16);
* Tuesday 28 June: Ladies Quarter Finals;
* Wednesday 29 June: No Ladies matches today;
* Thursday 30 June: Ladies Semi Finals from 2pm;
* Friday 1 July: No Ladies matches today; and
* Saturday 2 July: Ladies Singles Final at 2pm.
The 2011 Wimbledon Championships are held in the London suburb of Wimbledon in the United Kingdom at The All England Lawn Tennis & Croquet Club (AELTC). Wimbledon is also known as “The Championships” and is the 8th of the “BIG 14″ tournaments for the women’s professional tennis tour each year.
In this post we will cover how the WTA ranking points and prize money are allocated, and what the schedule of play is for the Ladies Singles Draw. The third Grand Slam tournament of each year begins on Monday 13 June for the women’s event with the qualifying draw and the Ladies Singles Final will be played on Saturday 2 July. The 1st round matches of the main draw begin on Monday 20 June.
The total financial commitment is 14,600,000 pounds sterling (£) with the total prize money for the Women’s Singles event being £5,230,000. The winner of the Ladies Singles Final at Wimbledon takes home £1.1 million, which is an increase of £100,000 from last year. To watch the tennis in Singapore just add 7 hours to the times listed below, as all times listed below are local times in London.
Pictured above is the 2010 Wimbledon Ladies singles champion Serena Williams just prior to making contact with the ball during her service motion in the 2010 Wimbledon semi final. The 1.75m Serena has made the Wimbledon Final 6 times in the past 9 years winning 4 titles: 2002-2003 & 2009-2010 and was runner-up in 2004 to Maria Sharapova and in 2008 to Venus Williams.
The 29-year-old American who turns 30 on September 26 this year has been out injured for almost a full 12 months. The former World No.1 and 13-time Grand Slam singles champion is playing her first tournament since the 2010 Wimbledon final at the AEGON International at Eastbourne in Great Britain on grass beginning tomorrow: 13 June. The shorter points and greater value for aggressive shots that you are afforded on grass will suit Serena’s comeback and very short preparation for her title defence.
At Wimbledon the women’s WTA ranking points and prize money is awarded like this:
1. The winner earns 2,000 points + £1,100,000;
2. The runner-up earns 1,400 points + £550,000;
3. The two semi finalists earn 900 points + £275,000;
4. The four quarter finalists earn 500 points + £137,500;
5. The 8 players who lose in the round of 16 earn 280 points + £68,750;
6. The 16 players who lose in the 3rd round earn 160 points + £34,375;
7. The 32 players who lose in the 2nd round earn 100 points + £20,125;
8. The *players who lose in the 1st round earn 5 points + £11,500.
The players who lose in the 1st round of the qualifying event earn £1,750 and 2 WTA ranking points. The players who lose in the 2nd round of qualifying earn £3,000 and 40 points. The players who lose in the 3rd round of qualifying earn £7,000 and 50 points.
*The players who qualify for the main draw and then lose the 1st round earn 60 points, whereas players, who start in the 1st round and lose their first match only earn 5 points. Wild Card entrants who lose 1st round also receive 5 points.
From the 2nd round onwards any qualifiers earn the points allocated by round PLUS their 60 points for qualifying. Therefore a qualifier who wins the 1st round of the main draw and then gets knocked out in the 2nd round earns 100 points for making the 2nd round plus 60 points for qualifying. Which means 160 points would be added to their ranking total.
The matches each day are played in a day session starting at 12noon on courts 2 to 19 for the first 8 days of play. Centre Court and Court No.1 commence every day of the tournament at 1pm except for both the Ladies and Gentlemen’s singles final, which begin at 2pm. There are no night sessions.
Please note that the tournament management can alter the schedule from day to day, in which case we will update you of any changes in later posts.
The schedule of play for the Ladies Singles event at Wimbledon is:
* Monday 13 June: Qualifying 1st round;
* Tuesday 14 June: Qualifying 1st round;
* Wednesday 15 June: Qualifying 2nd round;
* Thursday 16 June: Qualifying 3rd round;
* Monday 20 June: Main Draw 1st round;
* Tuesday 21 June: Main Draw 1st round;
* Wednesday 22 June: 2nd round;
* Thursday 23 June: 2nd round;
* Friday 24 June: 3rd round;
* Saturday 25 June: 3rd round;
* Sunday 26 June: No play is scheduled at all;
* Monday 27 June: 4th round (round of 16);
* Tuesday 28 June: Ladies Quarter Finals;
* Wednesday 29 June: No Ladies matches today;
* Thursday 30 June: Ladies Semi Finals from 2pm;
* Friday 1 July: No Ladies matches today; and
* Saturday 2 July: Ladies Singles Final at 2pm.
Wimbledon 2011 Men’s Singles Draw: Qualifying
Wimbledon 2011 Men’s Singles Draw: Qualifying
The 2011 Wimbledon Gentlemen’s qualifying singles event begins 0n Monday 13 June at 11am local time in London. The qualifying event is scheduled to be completed on Thursday 16 June. The qualifying draw will be revealed tomorrow and the full draw will be listed below as it occurs.
The qualifying matches are best-of-3 sets and NOT best-of-5 sets like the main draw singles matches. The first two sets are tie break sets and the final set is an advantage set. In an advantage set, if the set score is tied at 6 games all the players continue to play until one player gains a 2 game advantage.
The exception to the above is the third and final round of qualifying because at Wimbledon, unlike any of the other 3 Grand Slam singles tournaments, the final round of qualifying is best-of-5 sets. All of the other Slams play best-of-3 sets in all 3 rounds of qualifying. At Wimbledon 2010 John Isner and Nicolas Mahut set a record score in the final advantage set, when Isner won by 70 games to 68!
At Wimbledon there are 16 spots in the main draw of the Gentlemen’s singles event allocated for qualifiers. The qualifiers have the opportunity to really improve their ranking because the Grand Slam tournaments offer the most ranking points. A qualifier earns 25 points more than a direct acceptance into the main singles draw does if they both lose in the 1st round.
Players who lose in the 3rd round of qualifying receive more ranking points than a direct acceptance who loses his 1st round match. The direct acceptance is awarded 10 ATP ranking points for losing in the 1st round of the main draw versus 14 points for the 3rd round loser in qualifying.
There are 128 spots in the qualifying draw of which 8 were wild cards (WC) and 120 direct acceptances. There are 32 seeds in the qualifying which means that the highest 32 ranked players at the cut-off date are seeded to meet each other in the “Qualifying Round”.
The Qualifying Round is the round that decides which players qualify for the main draw, because the winner of that round qualifies. A seeded player occupies one of every four spots in the draw. The seeds do not receive a BYE in the 1st round of the qualifying event.
All players must win 3 matches in a row in order to qualify. The qualifying draws are different to main draws because these events do not play off until there is one undefeated player. Therefore, the No.1 seed and the No.2 seed are not separated at the opposite ends of the draw. All 32 seeds are just listed down the draw and the 32 seeds will be bolded in the draw below.
The players win through to the 2nd round of qualifying but are then defeated, earn 3,000 pounds (£) and 16 ATP ranking points. Players who win through to the 3rd round of qualifying but are then defeated, earn £7,000 and 24 ATP ranking points. Both 2nd round and 3rd round losers in the qualifying receive more ranking points than a player who is directly accepted into the main draw and then loses his 1st round match.
Players who qualify for the main draw will earn a minimum of £11,250 and 35 ATP ranking points if they are defeated in the 1st round of the main draw. That means they received 3.5 times the amount that a direct acceptance receives when he loses his 1st round match. Do you think that is a fair way to allocate points?
The seeds do not receive a BYE in the 1st round of the qualifying event. All players must win 3 matches in a row in order to qualify. The qualifying draws are different to main draws because these events do not play off until there is one undefeated player. Therefore, the No.1 seed and the No.2 seed are not separated at the opposite ends of the draw.
The Top 16 seeds in the main draw of qualifying have ALL been separated from each other as they are seeded to be the players who do qualify. The whole 32 seeds are just listed down the draw. The 32 seeds are bolded in the draw below.
Pictured above is Andy Murray as he prepares to play this forehand drive during the 2011 Queens Club tournament. The 24-year-old Murray achieved his best results at Wimbledon by making the semi finals for the past two years running. He had progressed one round further each year that he played Wimbledon except in 2010, so perhaps he will takes two steps further in 2011 and win THE CHAMPIONSHIPS!
The 1.9m Murray made the quarter finals in 2008. In 2007 he made the Round of 16 after reaching the 3rd round at his first Wimbledon in 2006. You would expect pretty much EVERY tennis fan in the United Kingdom would be hoping that he can improve again this year on his Grand Slam record at Wimbledon and overall. Murray has been a runner-up in three Grand Slam singles final to date.
The draw for the 2010 Wimbledon Gentlemen’s qualifying singles event is:
1. Lukas ROSOL (1) versus David GOFFIN
2. Facundo BAGNIS v Uladzimir IGNATIK
3. Fernando ROMBOLI v Ivan NAVARRO
4. Igor SIJSLING v (26) MartinKLIZAN
5. LukaszKUBOT (2) v Nikola CIRIC
6. Juan Sebastian CABAL v Kristijan MESAROS
7. Rajeev RAM v Augustin GENSSE
8. Charles-Antoine BREZAC v (24) Bobby REYNOLDS
9. Rui MACHADO (3) v Robert FARAH
10. Bernard TOMIC v Sebastian RIESCHICK
11. Jene-Rene LISNARD v Victor ESTRELLA
12. Franco SKUGOR v (21) Rogerio DUTRA DA SILVA
13. Thomas SCHOOREL (4) v Peter POLANSKY
14. Marek SEMJAN v Chris GUCCIONE
15. Ivo KLEC v Guillaume RUFIN
16. Alexander FLOCK v (30) Marinko MATOSEVIC
17. Tatsuma ITO (5) v Ricardo HOCEVAR
18. Jurgen ZOPP v Giovanni LAPENTTI
19. Geroge MORGAN (WC) v (WC) Jamie BAKER
20. Sergei BUBKA v (25) Andreas BECK
21. Steve DARCIS (6) v Ilija BOZOLJAC
22. Andrej MARTIN v Marco CHIUDINELLI
23. Peter LUCZAK v Frederik NIELSEN
24. Daniel SMETHURST (WC) v (17) Karol BECK
25. Dustin BROWN (7) v Grega ZEMLJA
26. Victor CRIVOI v Julio SILVA
27. Adrian UNGUR v Amer DELIC
28. Federico DEL BONIS v (32) Rik DE VOEST
29. Marsel ILHAN (8) v Jerzy JANOWICZ
30. Oliver GOLDING (WC) v (WC) Joshua MILTON
31. Gianluca NASO v Alex KUZNETSOV
32. Pavol CERVENAK v (27) Martin FISCHER
The bottom half of the draw is:
1. Flavio CIPOLLA (9) v James LEMKE
2. Benedikt DORSCH, Benedikt v Daniel MUNOZ-DE LA NAVA
3. Roberto BAUTISTA-AGUT v Dusan LOJDA
4. Liam BROADY (WC) v (31) Alessio DI MAURO
5. Stephane ROBERT (10) v Frank DANCEVIC
6. Carsten BALL v Danai UDOMCHOKE
7. Andres MOLTENI v Gregoire BURQUIER
8. Marco CRUGNOLA v (18) Izak VAN DER MERWE
9. Paolo LORENZI (11) v Greg JONES
10. Josselin OUANNA v Conor NILAND
11. Nikola MEKTIC v Dominik MEFFERT
12. Andrey KUZNETSOV v (22) Stephane BOHLI
13. Marc GICQUEL (12) v Zack FLEISHMAN
14. Bastian KNITTEL v (WC) Alex BOGDANOVIC
15. Vasek POSPISIL v Jorge AGUILAR
16. Antonio VEIC v (29) Edouard ROGER-VASSELIN
17. Simone BOLELLI (13) v Amir WEINTRAUB
18. Vincent MILLOT v Simon STADLER
19. Kenny DE SCHEPPER v Adam KELLNER
20. Matthew EBDEN v (23) Simon GREUL
21. Ryan HARRISON (14) v (WC) Alexander WARD
22. Joao SOUSA v Laurent ROCHETTE
23. Cedrik-Marcel STEBE v Matteo VIOLA
24. Bjorn PHAU v (28) Alexander KUDRYAVTSEV
25. Ivo MINAR (15) v Leonardo MAYER
26. Guillermo OLASO v Olivier PATIENCE
27. Jesse WITTEN v Ruben BEMELMANS
28. Yuichi SUGITA v (19) Daniel BRANDS
29. Go SOEDA (16) v Lester COOK
30. Marton FUCSOVICS (WC) v Jonathan EYSSERIC
31. John MILLMAN v Fritz WOLMARANS
32. Guillermo ALCAIDE v (20) Lukas LACKO
The 2011 Wimbledon Gentlemen’s qualifying singles event begins 0n Monday 13 June at 11am local time in London. The qualifying event is scheduled to be completed on Thursday 16 June. The qualifying draw will be revealed tomorrow and the full draw will be listed below as it occurs.
The qualifying matches are best-of-3 sets and NOT best-of-5 sets like the main draw singles matches. The first two sets are tie break sets and the final set is an advantage set. In an advantage set, if the set score is tied at 6 games all the players continue to play until one player gains a 2 game advantage.
The exception to the above is the third and final round of qualifying because at Wimbledon, unlike any of the other 3 Grand Slam singles tournaments, the final round of qualifying is best-of-5 sets. All of the other Slams play best-of-3 sets in all 3 rounds of qualifying. At Wimbledon 2010 John Isner and Nicolas Mahut set a record score in the final advantage set, when Isner won by 70 games to 68!
At Wimbledon there are 16 spots in the main draw of the Gentlemen’s singles event allocated for qualifiers. The qualifiers have the opportunity to really improve their ranking because the Grand Slam tournaments offer the most ranking points. A qualifier earns 25 points more than a direct acceptance into the main singles draw does if they both lose in the 1st round.
Players who lose in the 3rd round of qualifying receive more ranking points than a direct acceptance who loses his 1st round match. The direct acceptance is awarded 10 ATP ranking points for losing in the 1st round of the main draw versus 14 points for the 3rd round loser in qualifying.
There are 128 spots in the qualifying draw of which 8 were wild cards (WC) and 120 direct acceptances. There are 32 seeds in the qualifying which means that the highest 32 ranked players at the cut-off date are seeded to meet each other in the “Qualifying Round”.
The Qualifying Round is the round that decides which players qualify for the main draw, because the winner of that round qualifies. A seeded player occupies one of every four spots in the draw. The seeds do not receive a BYE in the 1st round of the qualifying event.
All players must win 3 matches in a row in order to qualify. The qualifying draws are different to main draws because these events do not play off until there is one undefeated player. Therefore, the No.1 seed and the No.2 seed are not separated at the opposite ends of the draw. All 32 seeds are just listed down the draw and the 32 seeds will be bolded in the draw below.
The players win through to the 2nd round of qualifying but are then defeated, earn 3,000 pounds (£) and 16 ATP ranking points. Players who win through to the 3rd round of qualifying but are then defeated, earn £7,000 and 24 ATP ranking points. Both 2nd round and 3rd round losers in the qualifying receive more ranking points than a player who is directly accepted into the main draw and then loses his 1st round match.
Players who qualify for the main draw will earn a minimum of £11,250 and 35 ATP ranking points if they are defeated in the 1st round of the main draw. That means they received 3.5 times the amount that a direct acceptance receives when he loses his 1st round match. Do you think that is a fair way to allocate points?
The seeds do not receive a BYE in the 1st round of the qualifying event. All players must win 3 matches in a row in order to qualify. The qualifying draws are different to main draws because these events do not play off until there is one undefeated player. Therefore, the No.1 seed and the No.2 seed are not separated at the opposite ends of the draw.
The Top 16 seeds in the main draw of qualifying have ALL been separated from each other as they are seeded to be the players who do qualify. The whole 32 seeds are just listed down the draw. The 32 seeds are bolded in the draw below.
Pictured above is Andy Murray as he prepares to play this forehand drive during the 2011 Queens Club tournament. The 24-year-old Murray achieved his best results at Wimbledon by making the semi finals for the past two years running. He had progressed one round further each year that he played Wimbledon except in 2010, so perhaps he will takes two steps further in 2011 and win THE CHAMPIONSHIPS!
The 1.9m Murray made the quarter finals in 2008. In 2007 he made the Round of 16 after reaching the 3rd round at his first Wimbledon in 2006. You would expect pretty much EVERY tennis fan in the United Kingdom would be hoping that he can improve again this year on his Grand Slam record at Wimbledon and overall. Murray has been a runner-up in three Grand Slam singles final to date.
The draw for the 2010 Wimbledon Gentlemen’s qualifying singles event is:
1. Lukas ROSOL (1) versus David GOFFIN
2. Facundo BAGNIS v Uladzimir IGNATIK
3. Fernando ROMBOLI v Ivan NAVARRO
4. Igor SIJSLING v (26) MartinKLIZAN
5. LukaszKUBOT (2) v Nikola CIRIC
6. Juan Sebastian CABAL v Kristijan MESAROS
7. Rajeev RAM v Augustin GENSSE
8. Charles-Antoine BREZAC v (24) Bobby REYNOLDS
9. Rui MACHADO (3) v Robert FARAH
10. Bernard TOMIC v Sebastian RIESCHICK
11. Jene-Rene LISNARD v Victor ESTRELLA
12. Franco SKUGOR v (21) Rogerio DUTRA DA SILVA
13. Thomas SCHOOREL (4) v Peter POLANSKY
14. Marek SEMJAN v Chris GUCCIONE
15. Ivo KLEC v Guillaume RUFIN
16. Alexander FLOCK v (30) Marinko MATOSEVIC
17. Tatsuma ITO (5) v Ricardo HOCEVAR
18. Jurgen ZOPP v Giovanni LAPENTTI
19. Geroge MORGAN (WC) v (WC) Jamie BAKER
20. Sergei BUBKA v (25) Andreas BECK
21. Steve DARCIS (6) v Ilija BOZOLJAC
22. Andrej MARTIN v Marco CHIUDINELLI
23. Peter LUCZAK v Frederik NIELSEN
24. Daniel SMETHURST (WC) v (17) Karol BECK
25. Dustin BROWN (7) v Grega ZEMLJA
26. Victor CRIVOI v Julio SILVA
27. Adrian UNGUR v Amer DELIC
28. Federico DEL BONIS v (32) Rik DE VOEST
29. Marsel ILHAN (8) v Jerzy JANOWICZ
30. Oliver GOLDING (WC) v (WC) Joshua MILTON
31. Gianluca NASO v Alex KUZNETSOV
32. Pavol CERVENAK v (27) Martin FISCHER
The bottom half of the draw is:
1. Flavio CIPOLLA (9) v James LEMKE
2. Benedikt DORSCH, Benedikt v Daniel MUNOZ-DE LA NAVA
3. Roberto BAUTISTA-AGUT v Dusan LOJDA
4. Liam BROADY (WC) v (31) Alessio DI MAURO
5. Stephane ROBERT (10) v Frank DANCEVIC
6. Carsten BALL v Danai UDOMCHOKE
7. Andres MOLTENI v Gregoire BURQUIER
8. Marco CRUGNOLA v (18) Izak VAN DER MERWE
9. Paolo LORENZI (11) v Greg JONES
10. Josselin OUANNA v Conor NILAND
11. Nikola MEKTIC v Dominik MEFFERT
12. Andrey KUZNETSOV v (22) Stephane BOHLI
13. Marc GICQUEL (12) v Zack FLEISHMAN
14. Bastian KNITTEL v (WC) Alex BOGDANOVIC
15. Vasek POSPISIL v Jorge AGUILAR
16. Antonio VEIC v (29) Edouard ROGER-VASSELIN
17. Simone BOLELLI (13) v Amir WEINTRAUB
18. Vincent MILLOT v Simon STADLER
19. Kenny DE SCHEPPER v Adam KELLNER
20. Matthew EBDEN v (23) Simon GREUL
21. Ryan HARRISON (14) v (WC) Alexander WARD
22. Joao SOUSA v Laurent ROCHETTE
23. Cedrik-Marcel STEBE v Matteo VIOLA
24. Bjorn PHAU v (28) Alexander KUDRYAVTSEV
25. Ivo MINAR (15) v Leonardo MAYER
26. Guillermo OLASO v Olivier PATIENCE
27. Jesse WITTEN v Ruben BEMELMANS
28. Yuichi SUGITA v (19) Daniel BRANDS
29. Go SOEDA (16) v Lester COOK
30. Marton FUCSOVICS (WC) v Jonathan EYSSERIC
31. John MILLMAN v Fritz WOLMARANS
32. Guillermo ALCAIDE v (20) Lukas LACKO
Wimbledon 2011 Men’s Singles Draw: Seeding
Wimbledon 2011 Men’s Singles Draw: Seeding
At Wimbledon the seeding for the Gentlemen’s singles draw is NOT based solely on the ATP rankings. This year the ATP rankings as at June 13 will be used to calculate the seeding for the 2011 Wimbledon men’s event.
At each of the 4 Grand Slam tournaments there are 32 seeds. In 2002 the ATP and Wimbledon made an agreement to enable the Wimbledon seeding committee to alter the usual seeding procedure to permit a grass court seeding system to reflect each individual player’s grass court achievements.
The agreement aimed to ensure that this special exception for a grass court seeding was objective and transparent for all concerned. This system still allocates the seedings from highest to lowest (i.e. No.1 to No.32), according to who has the highest total number of points. The system used to determine the Wimbledon grass court seeding is:
* Step 1: Count the ATP ranking points of each player as at 13 June 2011;
* Step 2: Add all of the points that a player has earned in any grass court events in the past 12 months on top of that; and
* Step 3: Add another %75 of a player’s BEST grass court result in the 12 months BEFORE that to make a new total number of points.
To illustrate how this system works OCA will have to use what happened for the seeding for the 2010 Wimbledon event. This is because to complete Step 1 we have to wait until this coming Monday for the rankings to be released. For Step 2 and Step 3 the results of all of the grass court tournaments over the next two weeks need to be known. This can only be done upon completion of the Gerry Weber Open in Halle, Germany, the AEGON Championships in London, Great Britain, the UNICEF Open at s’Hertogenbosch in the Netherlands and the AEGON International at Eastbourne in Great Britain.
The 2010 Wimbledon example turned the World No.1 at that time, Rafael Nadal into the No.2 seed using this special Wimbledon system. Nadal had 8,745 ATP ranking points on 14 June 2010, which you add 45 points for his quarter final result at the 2010 Queens Club tournament in London.
Nadal did not play any other grass court tournament in the preceding 12 months. So for step 1 and step 2 above, we add 8,745 and 45 (=8,790). Then for step 3 above, we add 1,500 points because that is 75% of 2,000, which was Nadal’s singles best grass court result in the 12 months before that (Nadal won Wimbledon in 2008). Therefore, Nadal’s total number of points for his grass court seeding is 8,790 + 1,500 = 10,290.
Roger Federer became the No.1 seed for Wimbledon 2010 using this system because his points total was higher than anyone else. Federer had 8,525 ATP ranking points on 14 June 2010, to which you add 150 points for his runner-up result at the 2010 Halle, Germany event and 2,000 points for winning the 2009 Wimbledon title. Federer’s best result the year before that was 1,400 for being the runner-up at the 2008 Wimbledon event. 75% of 1,400 points is 1,050, therefore, we add 8,525 + 150 + 2,000 + 1,050 to make Federer’s total number of points for his grass court seeding – 11,725 compared to Nadal’s 10,290.
Do you think Wimbledon making it’s own seeding is a good thing or disrespectful to the other 3 Grand Slam tournaments and to the players who work hard for the previous 12 months to earn their ranking and subsequent seeding benefits?
Pictured above is the 24-year-old Andy Murray setting the ball in place during his service action in the “Trophy Position” before propelling himself at the ball against Rafael Nadal during the semi finals at Roland Garros 2011. The 1.9m Murray has made the semi finals for the past 2 years in a row at Wimbledon and after his best result to date at Roland Garros this year is poised to go one step further and make his first Wimbledon final on home soil.
Murray was runner-up at the 2008 US Open and for the past two years running at the Australian Open. The Scot achieved his career high ranking to date of No.2 on 11 August 2009 and is the current World No.4.
Murray has defeated Nadal 4 times thus far and twice at Grand Slam singles events. Murray has a winning record against Roger Federer 8-6 and beaten Novak Djokovic 3 times so far. He has beaten the world’s best before can he perform better than the Grand Slam champions at Wimbledon this year?
At Wimbledon the seeding for the Gentlemen’s singles draw is NOT based solely on the ATP rankings. This year the ATP rankings as at June 13 will be used to calculate the seeding for the 2011 Wimbledon men’s event.
At each of the 4 Grand Slam tournaments there are 32 seeds. In 2002 the ATP and Wimbledon made an agreement to enable the Wimbledon seeding committee to alter the usual seeding procedure to permit a grass court seeding system to reflect each individual player’s grass court achievements.
The agreement aimed to ensure that this special exception for a grass court seeding was objective and transparent for all concerned. This system still allocates the seedings from highest to lowest (i.e. No.1 to No.32), according to who has the highest total number of points. The system used to determine the Wimbledon grass court seeding is:
* Step 1: Count the ATP ranking points of each player as at 13 June 2011;
* Step 2: Add all of the points that a player has earned in any grass court events in the past 12 months on top of that; and
* Step 3: Add another %75 of a player’s BEST grass court result in the 12 months BEFORE that to make a new total number of points.
To illustrate how this system works OCA will have to use what happened for the seeding for the 2010 Wimbledon event. This is because to complete Step 1 we have to wait until this coming Monday for the rankings to be released. For Step 2 and Step 3 the results of all of the grass court tournaments over the next two weeks need to be known. This can only be done upon completion of the Gerry Weber Open in Halle, Germany, the AEGON Championships in London, Great Britain, the UNICEF Open at s’Hertogenbosch in the Netherlands and the AEGON International at Eastbourne in Great Britain.
The 2010 Wimbledon example turned the World No.1 at that time, Rafael Nadal into the No.2 seed using this special Wimbledon system. Nadal had 8,745 ATP ranking points on 14 June 2010, which you add 45 points for his quarter final result at the 2010 Queens Club tournament in London.
Nadal did not play any other grass court tournament in the preceding 12 months. So for step 1 and step 2 above, we add 8,745 and 45 (=8,790). Then for step 3 above, we add 1,500 points because that is 75% of 2,000, which was Nadal’s singles best grass court result in the 12 months before that (Nadal won Wimbledon in 2008). Therefore, Nadal’s total number of points for his grass court seeding is 8,790 + 1,500 = 10,290.
Roger Federer became the No.1 seed for Wimbledon 2010 using this system because his points total was higher than anyone else. Federer had 8,525 ATP ranking points on 14 June 2010, to which you add 150 points for his runner-up result at the 2010 Halle, Germany event and 2,000 points for winning the 2009 Wimbledon title. Federer’s best result the year before that was 1,400 for being the runner-up at the 2008 Wimbledon event. 75% of 1,400 points is 1,050, therefore, we add 8,525 + 150 + 2,000 + 1,050 to make Federer’s total number of points for his grass court seeding – 11,725 compared to Nadal’s 10,290.
Do you think Wimbledon making it’s own seeding is a good thing or disrespectful to the other 3 Grand Slam tournaments and to the players who work hard for the previous 12 months to earn their ranking and subsequent seeding benefits?
Pictured above is the 24-year-old Andy Murray setting the ball in place during his service action in the “Trophy Position” before propelling himself at the ball against Rafael Nadal during the semi finals at Roland Garros 2011. The 1.9m Murray has made the semi finals for the past 2 years in a row at Wimbledon and after his best result to date at Roland Garros this year is poised to go one step further and make his first Wimbledon final on home soil.
Murray was runner-up at the 2008 US Open and for the past two years running at the Australian Open. The Scot achieved his career high ranking to date of No.2 on 11 August 2009 and is the current World No.4.
Murray has defeated Nadal 4 times thus far and twice at Grand Slam singles events. Murray has a winning record against Roger Federer 8-6 and beaten Novak Djokovic 3 times so far. He has beaten the world’s best before can he perform better than the Grand Slam champions at Wimbledon this year?
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