Wimbledon: Jacques Dripper raises the influence of Andy Murray while the British players alert in the first round Tennis News

The sun was bright, and the British were flying, and Jacques Darbar led this charge in a sparkling start in Wimbledon for the favorite house.

Dripper became one of seven British men and 10 British players in total to reach the second round, where he advanced beyond Argentina Sebastian Bayes, who retired during his delay 6-2 6-2 2-1 to the fourth seed.

I arrived in the wake of the most successful day for British players in Wimbledon in the open era on Monday when seven players won the first round.

Dripper praised the latest British tennis offer after his victory, pointing to the impact of the JRAND SAM champion stimulating three times Andy Murray.

“I think Andy has had a great impact on a lot of the younger generation and watching his success over the years,” Dryber said.

“The great success on the big stage. When we were younger, we were watching it on Sky Sports and we were watching it raising these great awards.

“It is really exciting both on the side of men and women. There are many young people who did this college path because they may not have been ready to go to the professionals completely, and they can go out and can play incredibly and this is just their journey. You know, they come out a little later.”

Elsewhere on Tuesday, Dan Evans ousted Brett Jay Clark in three groups, while Jack Pinington Jones Thomas Martin Eishfirri was astonished at his first appearance in the main losses of a meeting with Flavio Copoli 22.

The British occupies the lead center again on Wednesday, with Emma Radocano with 2023 heroine Wimbledon Marketa Vondrousova, while Oliver Tarvit faces defense of the hero Carlos Carrez.

“The British tennis, we are in a good place,” added. “Everyone has really good work ethics.

“I think, again, Andy showed the way for that, Dan (Evans) and Kam (Nuri).

“Work ethics, the desire to improve as a player. It is really exciting in the next ten years for me. It is great to be part of that.”

Speaking after his victory in the first round, DRIBIBR recalled how Bennington Jones used to train tennis when they were both younger, as the only one among the two with a license at the time.

He jokingly said how he will intentionally reach 45 minutes to avoid sitting in traffic, which disturbs his friend, who will not be in court hits until hours after Driber.

Pennington Jones was making his individual men at All England Club on Tuesday after leaving TCU just one month ago after the professional was elected before his last year in the college.

“Jack is a really good friend to be honest,” said Dryber. “We live near each other. I met him in 2019, and I spent a lot of time around him in his house chilling. We are really good friends.

“It is clear that he chose to go to Uni, so I haven’t seen it really a long time ago. So it is good to return it.

“He is an incredibly talented person. He, in my opinion, will definitely be the best 100 players. What we saw with Jacob (Verneley), I’m sure Jack will be on his way to it because he is good, frankly.

“I think it’s really exciting for British tennis because there are many of these players who come out of Uni who have their level and only need more time. They will come to the tour, and it is believed that Jack, I think, today win the first five times against a really good player. This is incredible.

“I am surely proud of him and I will not be surprised if he has a good tour this week or if it is, at the end of the day, he will end in the year with a high class.”

Dripper takes over the Croatian Marine Celic in the second round later this week, as he was serving to reach the third round of Wimbledon for the first time.

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