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Women's Doubles Quota Qualification Event Notes Australia ITF Olympic Ranking Ashleigh Barty Storm Sanders Australia ITF Olympic Ranking Ellen Perez Samantha Stosur Belarus ITF Olympic Ranking Victoria Azarenka Aryna Sabalenka Belgium ITF Olympic Ranking Elise Mertens Alison Van Uytvanck Canada ITF Olympic Ranking Gabriela Dabrowski Sharon Fichman China ITF Olympic Ranking Xu Yifan Yang Zhaoxuan China ITF Olympic Ranking Duan Yingying Zheng Saisai Chinese Taipei ITF Olympic Ranking Chan Hao-Ching Letisha Chan Croatia ITF Olympic Ranking Darija Jurak Donna Vekic Czech Republic ITF Olympic Ranking Barbora Krejcikova Katerina Siniakova Czech Republic ITF Olympic Ranking Karolina Pliskova Marketa Vondrousova France ITF Olympic Ranking Caroline Garcia Kristina Mladenovic France ITF Olympic Ranking Alize Cornet Fiona Ferro Germany ITF Olympic Ranking Anna-Lena Friedsam Laura Siegemund Great Britain ITF Olympic Ranking Johanna Konta Heather Watson Hungary ITF Olympic Ranking Timea Babos Reka Luca Jani India ITF Olympic Ranking Sania Mirza Ankita Raina Japan Host Nation Shuko Aoyama Ena Shibahara Kazakhstan ITF Olympic Ranking Elena Rybakina Yaroslava Shvedova Latvia ITF Olympic Ranking Jelena Ostapenko Anastasija Sevastova Netherlands ITF Olympic Ranking Kiki Bertens Demi Schuurs Poland ITF Olympic Ranking Magda Linette Alicja Rosolska Romania ITF Olympic Ranking Monica Niculescu Iona Raluca Olaru Russia ITF Olympic Ranking Elena Vesnina Vera Zvonareva Russia ITF Olympic Ranking Veronika Kudermetova Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova Spain ITF Olympic Ranking Garbine Muguruza Carla Suarez Navarro Spain ITF Olympic Ranking Paula Badosa Sara Sorribes Tormo Switzerland ITF Olympic Ranking Belinda Bencic Viktorija Golubic Ukraine ITF Olympic Ranking Marta Kostyuk Elina Svitolina Ukraine ITF Olympic Ranking Lyudmyla Kichenok Nadiia Kichenok United States ITF Olympic Ranking Cori Gauff Nicole Melichar United States ITF Olympic Ranking Bethanie Mattek-Sands Jessica Pegula

Women's Singles Quota Qualification Event Notes Argentina Tennis at the Pan American Games 2019 Nadia Podoroska Australia ITF Olympic Ranking Ashleigh Barty Australia ITF Protected Ranking Invitation Samantha Stosur Australia ITF Olympic Ranking Ajla Tomljanovic Belarus ITF Olympic Ranking Victoria Azarenka Belarus ITF Olympic Ranking Aryna Sabalenka Belgium ITF Olympic Ranking Elise Mertens Belgium ITF Olympic Ranking Alison Van Uytvanck Canada ITF Olympic Ranking Bianca Andreescu Canada ITF Olympic Ranking Leylah Annie Fernandez China Tennis at the Asian Games 2018 Wang Qiang China ITF Olympic Ranking Zheng Saisai Croatia ITF Olympic Ranking Donna Vekic Czech Republic ITF Olympic Ranking Barbora Krejcikova Czech Republic ITF Olympic Ranking Petra Kvitova Czech Republic ITF Olympic Ranking Karolina Pliskova Czech Republic ITF Olympic Ranking Marketa Vondrousova Egypt Tennis at the African Games 2019 Mayar Sherif Estonia ITF Olympic Ranking Anett Kontaveit France ITF Olympic Ranking Alize Cornet France ITF Olympic Ranking Fiona Ferro France ITF Olympic Ranking Caroline Garcia France ITF Olympic Ranking Kristina Mladenovic Germany ITF Olympic Ranking Angelique Kerber Germany ITF Olympic Ranking Laura Siegemund Great Britain ITF Olympic Ranking Johanna Konta Great Britain ITF Olympic Ranking Heather Watson Greece ITF Olympic Ranking Maria Sakkari Italy ITF Olympic Ranking Camila Giorgi Italy ITF Continental Ranking Re-Allocation Jasmine Paolini Japan ITF Olympic Ranking Misaki Doi Japan Host Nation Nao Hibino Japan ITF Olympic Ranking Naomi Osaka Kazakhstan ITF Olympic Ranking Yulia Putintseva Kazakhstan ITF Olympic Ranking Elena Rybakina Kazakhstan ITF Olympic Ranking Yaroslava Shvedova Latvia ITF Olympic Ranking Jelena Ostapenko Latvia ITF Olympic Ranking Anastasija Sevastova Montenegro ITF Olympic Ranking Danka Kovinic Netherlands ITF Olympic Ranking Kiki Bertens Paraguay ITF Continental Ranking Invitation Veronica Cepede Royg Poland ITF Olympic Ranking Magda Linette Poland ITF Olympic Ranking Iga Swiatek Russia ITF Olympic Ranking Ekaterina Alexandrova Russia ITF Olympic Ranking Daria Kasatkina Russia ITF Olympic Ranking Veronika Kudermetova Russia ITF Olympic Ranking Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova Serbia ITF Continental Ranking Re-Allocation Ivana Jorovic Serbia ITF Continental Ranking Invitation Nina Stojanovic Spain ITF Olympic Ranking Paula Badosa Spain ITF Olympic Ranking Garbine Muguruza Spain ITF Olympic Ranking Carla Suarez Navarro Spain ITF Olympic Ranking Sara Sorribes Tormo Sweden ITF Olympic Ranking Rebecca Peterson Switzerland ITF Olympic Ranking Belinda Bencic Switzerland ITF Olympic Ranking Viktorija Golubic Tunisia ITF Olympic Ranking Ons Jabeur Ukraine ITF Olympic Ranking Marta Kostyuk Ukraine ITF Olympic Ranking Elina Svitolina Ukraine ITF Olympic Ranking Dayana Yastremska United States ITF Olympic Ranking Jennifer Brady United States ITF Olympic Ranking Cori Gauff United States ITF Olympic Ranking Jessica Pegula United States ITF Olympic Ranking Alison Riske

Men's Doubles Quota Qualification Event Notes Argentina ITF Olympic Ranking Andres Molteni Horacio Zeballos Argentina ITF Olympic Ranking Facundo Bagnis Diego Schwartzman Australia ITF Olympic Ranking Alex De Minaur John Peers Australia ITF Olympic Ranking John Millman Luke Saville Austria ITF Olympic Ranking Oliver Marach Philipp Oswald Belgium ITF Olympic Ranking Sander Gille Joran Vliegen Brazil ITF Olympic Ranking Marcelo Melo Bruno Soares Canada ITF Olympic Ranking Felix Auger-Aliassime Vasek Pospisil Colombia ITF Olympic Ranking Juan Sebastian Cabal Robert Farah Croatia ITF Olympic Ranking Nikola Mektic Mate Pavic Croatia ITF Olympic Ranking Marin Cilic Ivan Dodig France ITF Olympic Ranking Pierre-Hugues Herbert Nicolas Mahut France ITF Olympic Ranking Jeremy Chardy Gael Monfils Germany ITF Olympic Ranking Jan-Lennard Struff Alexander Zverev Germany ITF Olympic Ranking Kevin Krawietz Tim Puetz Great Britain ITF Olympic Ranking Andy Murray Joe Salisbury Great Britain ITF Olympic Ranking Dan Evans Neal Skupski Italy ITF Olympic Ranking Matteo Berettini Fabio Fognini Italy ITF Olympic Ranking Lorenzo Musetti Lorenzo Sonego Japan Host Nation Ben McIachlan Kei Nishikori Kazakhstan ITF Olympic Ranking Alexander Bublik Andrey Golubev Netherlands ITF Olympic Ranking Wesley Koolhof Jean-Julien Rojer New Zealand ITF Olympic Ranking Marcus Daniell Michael Venus Poland ITF Olympic Ranking Hubert Hurkacz Lukasz Kubot Portugal ITF Olympic Ranking Joao Sousa Pedro Sousa Russia ITF Olympic Ranking Aslan Karatsev Daniil Medvedev Russia ITF Olympic Ranking Karen Khachanov Andrey Rublev Slovakia ITF Olympic Ranking Lukas Klein Filip Polasek Spain ITF Olympic Ranking Pablo Carreno Busta Alejandro Davidovich Fokina Spain ITF Olympic Ranking Pablo Andujar Roberto Carballes Baena United States ITF Olympic Ranking Rajeev Ram Francis Tiafoe United States ITF Olympic Ranking Austin Krajicek Tennys Sandgren

Men's Singles Quota Qualification Event Notes Argentina ITF Olympic Ranking Facundo Bagnis Argentina ITF Olympic Ranking Federico Coria Argentina ITF Olympic Ranking Diego Schwatzman Australia ITF Olympic Ranking Alex De Minaur Australia ITF Olympic Ranking James Duckworth Australia ITF Olympic Ranking John Millman Belarus ITF Olympic Ranking Egor Gerasimov Belarus ITF Olympic Ranking Ilya Ivashka Belgium ITF Olympic Ranking David Goffin Brazil Tennis at the Pan American Games 2019 Joao Menezes Brazil ITF Olympic Ranking Thiago Monteiro Canada ITF Olympic Ranking Felix Auger-Aliassime Canada ITF Olympic Ranking Vasek Pospisil Chile Tennis at the Pan American Games 2019 Tomas Barrios Chinese Taipei ITF Olympic Ranking Lu Yen-Hsun Colombia ITF Olympic Ranking Daniel Elahi Galan Croatia ITF Olympic Ranking Marin Cilic Czech Republic ITF Continental Ranking Re-Allocation Tomas Machac Egypt Tennis at the African Games 2019 Mohamed Safwat France ITF Olympic Ranking Jeremy Chardy France ITF Olympic Ranking Ugo Humbert France ITF Olympic Ranking Gael Monfils France ITF Olympic Ranking Gilles Simon Georgia ITF Olympic Ranking Nikoloz Basilashvili Germany ITF Olympic Ranking Dominik Koepfer Germany ITF Olympic Ranking Philipp Kohlschreiber Germany ITF Olympic Ranking Jan-Lennard Struff Germany ITF Olympic Ranking Alexander Zverev Great Britain ITF Olympic Ranking Daniel Evans Great Britain ITF Protected Ranking Invitation Andy Murray Greece ITF Olympic Ranking Stefanos Tsitsipas Hungary ITF Olympic Ranking Marton Fucsovics Italy ITF Olympic Ranking Matteo Berrettini Italy ITF Olympic Ranking Fabio Fognini Italy ITF Olympic Ranking Lorenzo Musetti Italy ITF Olympic Ranking Lorenzo Sonego Japan ITF Olympic Ranking Taro Daniel Japan ITF Olympic Ranking Kei Nishikori Japan ITF Olympic Ranking Yoshihito Nishioka Japan Host Nation Yuichi Sugita Kazakhstan ITF Olympic Ranking Alexander Bublik Kazakhstan ITF Olympic Ranking Mikhail Kukushkin Poland ITF Olympic Ranking Hubert Hurkacz Poland ITF Olympic Ranking Kamil Majchrzak Portugal ITF Olympic Ranking Joao Sousa Portugal ITF Olympic Ranking Pedro Sousa Russia ITF Olympic Ranking Aslan Karatsev Russia ITF Olympic Ranking Karen Khachanov Russia ITF Olympic Ranking Daniil Medvedev Russia ITF Olympic Ranking Andrey Rublev Serbia ITF Olympic Ranking Novak Djokovic Serbia ITF Olympic Ranking Miomir Kecmanovic Slovakia ITF Olympic Ranking Norbert Gombos South Korea ITF Olympic Ranking Kwon Soon-Woo Spain ITF Olympic Ranking Pablo Andujar Spain ITF Olympic Ranking Roberto Carballes Baena Spain ITF Olympic Ranking Pablo Carreno Busta Spain ITF Olympic Ranking Alejandro Davidovich Fokina Switzerland ITF Olympic Ranking Roger Federer United States ITF Olympic Ranking Marcos Giron United States ITF Olympic Ranking Tommy Paul United States ITF Olympic Ranking Tennys Sandgren United States ITF Olympic Ranking Francis Tiafoe Uzbekistan Tennis at the Asian Games 2018 Denis Istomin

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Fucsovics-Cilic match just started. They played good, very close and interesting match last year in Basel. Fucsi was very close to win that one. But I think on slow court Cilic should win easily. Unless he turns off brain cells

Yup, the same outcome as the very first game of the match. Simona started to play better, opening the court on Dolehide's FH side and making her move more. I hope Dolehide keeps the second set leveled.

This gameeee.... may be decisive for Dolehide

Wow, Dolehide... heavy game, heavy boobs

Novak brainfarting in the first set It is a long road to come back. And ONLY if the elbow injury is a past....

Anisimova keeps winning, into R4 now! Petra was really bad, errors everywhere, but that doesn't diminish Amanda's success! I am very impressed with her hard hitting abilities. She wasn't that troubled with Petra's shots, was able to answer back with great angles, driving Petra from one corner to another, and to hit as hard as Petra did! One to watch! Vondroušova also in 4th round Two youngest players left in the draw are in the last 16!

Bertens is very good on clay. Surface in Indian Wells in previous years was giving me vibes of clay. Slow, suited for spin and high bouncing. But I am not sure in what state the surface is now, so it can be one-way match with Serena dominating again. I would like to see both Serena and Vika going deep here. Serena most likely will. She is such inspiration. Just to see her playing against Diyas today was great feeling, watching a legend of the game.

@Pifta is the one interested in Totallympics Song Contest. Sadly, he hasn't been active lately.

Absolutely. Maybe not a cake since my specialties are cookies! But I am wondering what they will put in the grave. I intend to die like some of my heroes. Empedocles threw himself into Etna for instance... Maybe better solution will be if someone drowns me in a barrel of Malmsey wine, like George Plantagenet died. But to die of laughter would be beautiful, like Chrysippus. That can be manageable since I do have figs. I only need a donkey. But I am afraid I'll die of poisoning Too many poisons I am working with. Hopefully it'll be some good hallucinogens, so at least I can dream of flying on a broomstick to be in time, at 11 o'clock on the platform nine and tree quarters and start new journey

Is this song considered as some sort of satire on the presence of social media and selfies, which preoccupies modern generations who should be making real friendship, going outside to spent time with friends and actually talking?

Where to start from... First, a song for the love of my life: And of course, there are many other songs prepared for people to dance after the funeral, when they gather at home

Glad someone asked that question!! I already have sort of a playlist for such "special" occasions

For someone it does matter, for someone not at all, really. Last edition I gave 12 to Lithuania, and their music "video" contained lyrics only, and since I wanted to know what the song was about I used Werloc's translation and watched in them while listening... until I learned them completely So, the outcome wasn't affected by video at all. I still listen to that song from time to time, love it so much. Sometimes video can help, but sometimes in can have the opposite effect too.

Good luck then I'll always have Kitoks Pasaulis from Lithuania

Yes, we are all inspired Five of my six entries were male singers/bands so I thought a change might turn out to be good (Yumi Zouma, Annual 2015 was the only previous entry with female vocals nominated by me and Hollie Smith Open 2014 by Joshi)

Have something special in the bag and cannot decide? I knew what my entry would be even during the last edition, but over the last few days I changed my mind. First - her songs are not on youtube and second, the more I listened them the less I liked the songs so...

What a story it would be if Jaziri won the title... Agut is going to be a tough nut. On the other side, I like Krajinovic's chances against Pouille

New Zealand New Zealand Jury have decided, in 2018, to fill your ears with some good women vocals coming from the Land of the Long White Cloud after two years where male singers represented the country, with another jewel from the Flying Nun Records! "It’s a strange feeling: that bizarre in-between space of peace and melancholy. Like a beautiful summer’s day designed for soaking up every ray of light that floods the outside world, but you find yourself hiding in the shade of your darkened bedroom. New Zealand band Fazerdaze’s newest daydreaming single ‘Lucky Girl’ invokes the presence of said conflicted feeling and surrounds it’s wistfully doldrum undertones with bursts of hazy leaks of light. ‘Lucky Girl’ offers a glistening and enticing share of psychedelic-pop charm. Captivating from the jump with the soft, swooning guitars that open the track with a compellingly swift-yet-smooth sense of urgency, Fazerdaze delivers a decidedly sepia-toned sound, sharpened by her sonorous and cloud-like vocals that float through the warm layers of lo-fi noise. Taken from her forthcoming LP Morningside, ‘Lucky Girl’ paints a perfect picture of Fazerdaze’s ability to convey an ebullient glee and a creeping sadness at once, ensnaring the perplexing contradiction of emotions that comprises our human existence. Ultimately, this is a beautifully uplifting summertime reverie, brimming with a radiant affection that is so easy to get lost in." Fazerdaze - Lucky Girl Lyrics "Morningside is what happens when a bedroom pop record gets too big for just a single room, but all the while never loses its intimacy. Whatever the destination, it’s unlikely Murrary is concerned. She sounds concentrated on the one thing every great Flying Nun band aims for: making effortless pop songs that are far less effortless than people think." https://thespinoff.co.nz/music/22-04-2017/who-is-fazerdaze-a-year-with-nzs-next-indie-darling/ Are you a lucky girl?

Sure, I'll take tennis! Pojd!