Tammy : Cheering thread

:worship: I wish Tammy good luck in Wimbledon.. :bounce: :woohoo:

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Go Go Tammy
Queen of grass court

Good luck Tammy :) I hope she has a good draw

:hearts: Tammy :hearts:

Good luck Tammy :) :hearts:

Always be cheering for Tammy :worship:

go Tammy!

R1: vs Castano

I hopes Tammy will win!!! it's not too hard to beat Castano ion grass

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Good luck Tammy :D

go tamarine :kiss:

Good luck Tammy!!! Please treat this like your qualifying match and fight for every point!!!:bounce:

Focus!!! Win with a solid scoreline and never let your opponent back in the match!!!:bounce:

Go Tammy

Tammy :yeah: Castano looks to be an easy opponent in first round :)

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Go Tammy!!

Goo Tammy! :D

thanks for your support, everyone! Go, Tammy!!!!!!!!

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Pls beat Shino in 2nd round tammy !!!

:hearts: Tammy GO :hearts:

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Good luck Tammy .. !!

1st rd : Tanasugarn(THA) d. Castano(COL) 67(2) 61 62

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Good Luck in the 2nd round Tammy!!
Head to Head : Tammy vs Asagoe
Tammy Leeds 4-0 (won on grass court 2 times)

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Piggy, what did you post? I can't see them

Nice work Tammy :)

:yeah: the draw is open for Tammy go!!!

good luck Tammy-hope it will be easy two sets victory :yeah::rocker:

Well done Tammy! :kiss:

Piggy, what did you post? I can't see them

I post the Schedule of Play...Court 17

seems like im going to have another late night watching tennis ... go tammy!

Hello, Tammy Fans!
Late night for me, too! Watching the Sharapova-Smashnova replay. I hope the next match is short--broadcast is only until 3 am, but good chance for Tammy vs. Shinobu on NHK!!!!!!! Go, Tammy, go!!!!!!!! :D

Tammy
Fight!!
Shino
Fight!!

I felt unhappy when Tammy requested for the light and the umpire didn't follow Tammy's request.

Anyway, Tammy did quite well to comeback in the last 2 games. I wish her best luck today. I don't want her to play the third set!!

PS. Commentators in Thailand on CH7 were so annoyying, they kept narrating wrongly. How poor they were last night!!!

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Tammy called the trainer for having some massage at her back.

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I have seen Tammy match on Tv.7 and the match still not finish yet and score is 6-4, 5-5 , tammy wins the first set and the secount set Tammy served pretty good and break back Shinobu .. but game must stop because the night already I know tammy was upset about the chair umpire...but she was strong enough and continue to play anyway.. cheer up tammy.. Please win again today! Sorry If myengish is so poor..

Finally Tammy won 6-3/7-5 :rocker:

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TAMARINE ROLLS ON, Thai twins win

Tamarine Tanasugarn and the Ratiwatana twins kept the Thai flag flying at Wimbledon with the former reaching the third round and the latter winning the first Grand Slam match of their career.

Tamarine put behind her frustration about bad light the previous night to win the delayed second-round match against Japanese Shinobu Asagoe 6-3 7-5.


After play was suspended at 6-3 5-5 on Wednesday due to failing light, Tamarine got into an argument with umpire Fiona Edwards. Her plea for a suspension of play earlier had fallen on deaf ears.


Things were different yesterday as bright sun greeted the players and Tamarine took just 10 minutes to close out the match 6-3 7-5 to reach the third round at the All England Club for the eight time.


The Thai fought a long duel at deuce with the Japanese in the 12th game and when she hit a difficult running forehand past Asagoe to set up the fourth match point, the Japanese looked completely worn out and thoroughly intimidated. She gave up the match easily with a double fault.


"I achieved what I had targeted. My ranking will not improve unless I reach round three. It's a relief to win the match because we were both a bit tense,'' said Tamarine, who apologised for getting a bit carried away on Wednesday.


"I'd never been in such a situation before. I really couldn't see the balls from 2-2 in the second set. I feel bad to have done that and I'm sorry that fans at home had to bear that on TV,'' said Tamarine, who also cleared the air with Edwards after the match.


In today's fourth round, Tamarine will take on last year's Wimbledon junior champion Agnieszka Radwanska of Poland. The Thai expects a very physical challenging match from the teenager.


"It's hard to play someone you have never seen before. But she's the junior champion and must be really good. Young players come into a match with a nothing-to-lose attitude,'' said Tamarine, who will be attempting to reach the fourth round for the seventh time.


Meanwhile, Sonchat and Sanchai Ratiwatana made the draw of a Major for the first time when Luis Horna of Peru and Juan Ignacio Chela of Argentina withdrew due to injuries. They made the most of the occasion by beating American Kein Kim and Filipino Cecil Mamiit 6-4 3-6 6-3 6-7 (7-5) 8-6 and got revenge for their loss in the final qualifying round last week.


"It's nice to win the match after waiting to play for more than a week. We are so glad to play our first match in a Grand Slam event and particularly in Wimbledon. It's unbelievable,'' said Sanchai, who had to hang around as "lucky losers" for eight days. In the Tamarine-Asagoe match on Wednesday, the Thai won a breakthrough in the fifth game when Asagoe double faulted and then pounded a forehand into the net. Serving for the match at 5-3, Tamarine saved a break point by sending a shot to the backhand of her rival. Lady Luck smiled on the Thai as Asagoe mishit a bad bouncing ball and conceded the set.


The normally mid-mannered Tamarine displayed her emotions on court, disagreeing with the chair umpire who turned down her request for play to be delayed because of bad light. She missed shots, yelled at herself and smacked the ball high into the air after dropping her service game to fall 2-3 behind.


The Thai tried to keep her cool but to no avail. She played with pent-up anger and at times glared at the umpire and her opponent with what looked like resentment whenever she won points.


The more furious she was, the more aggressive and focused she became. She traded exciting shots with the Japanese and frantically chased the balls to escape a set point at 4-5. Asagoe then sprayed a backhand wide to drop serves and let Tamarine back in the match at 5-5 before play halted.


Andre Agassi, playing his 14th and last Wimbledon, advanced to the third round yesterday with a 6-4 7-6 (2) 6-4 win over Italy's Andreas Seppi.


The 36-year-old American, the oldest player in the men's draw, dropped serve only once - in the first game of the second set - and broke three times to subdue the 68th-ranked Seppi.


Agassi will next face the winner of yesterday's match between French Open champion Rafael Nadal and American qualifier Robert Kendrick.


Maria Sharapova, the 2004 women's champion, overpowered Ashley Harkleroad 6-2 6-2 in 67 minutes. The match was slightly tougher than her 51-minute 6-2 6-0 win the previous day over Anna Smashnova.


Meanwhile, Roger Federer looked untouchable on Tuesday as he routed four-time semi-finalist Tim Henman 6-4 6-0 6-2 on Centre Court to reach the third round, extending his grass-court winning streak to 43 matches. He dropped only seven games in his previous match against Richard Gasquet, who was coming off a grass-court tournament win in Nottingham.


Lerpong Amsa-ngiam


The Nation


London

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"In today's fourth round, Tamarine will take on last year's Wimbledon junior champion Agnieszka Radwanska of Poland."

That's gonna be tough for Tammy, Anyway, I do believe in Tammy. I'm sure Tammy will be through the 4th round!!!

Tammy's 3rd round opponent

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Agnieszka Radwanska of Poland.
- 2005 Wimbledon Junior Champion
- 2006 French Open Junior Champion
- Ranked: 217