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Jono · Joined: 05 Oct 2006 Posts: 130 Location: Surbiton

Chance for another run. Plays IM,KYU TAE from Korea!! in doubles as well. I don't think Boggo should contemplate French Open Qualifying, rather prepare on grass would be more suited unless of course he needs a bit of qualifying prize money and a trip up the Eiffel.After all, there will be Surbiton,and hopefully wild card for Queens. Boggo isn't listed as playing on clay in the build up so I suggest he rests and goes to Roehampton to prepare.

Jono · Joined: 05 Oct 2006 Posts: 130 Location: Surbiton

Lost 4, and 4. I'm afraid. zero points, and lost doubles. Where do u turn to now?? Back to Brad Gilbert who says top 50. I would hold him to that.

Jac · Site Admin Joined: 17 Oct 2006 Posts: 114

Boggo found it very tough in the US, the courts very playing slow and he didnt really like the windy conditions.

still he has had a better start back in europe picking up a win over top 100 player Reynolds in Rhodes, coming back from a set down. The draw has opened up a bit so would be nice if he can go deep.

His schedule after here is to play Izmir in turkey the play the RGQ, either side of the RGQ he is hoping to get a few club matches in, on clay, over in germany too.

after that it will eb the grass events in the UK, no idea if any wildcards will come his way, but at the mo it isnt looking likely.