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Come on James....you can make a good showing here (I want you to win it though) and show the world that you are ready to play and hang with the big boys. Go James.... . You can do it. James all the way.

 

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Gooooooooooooooooooo James

The James Blake Show is about to hit the Road.

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Come on James....we know you're a time-bomb of talent waiting to explode


So Let's go to the U.S. Open and show the world what you are made of..

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So let's show them who's the real star in New York and let's rain on the parade

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They say you're a dark-horse

but me and you know you are the true Champ.

James.

 

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James All The Way!!!!!!!!

Come on James......

 

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My James Blake Vigil



Hey James you're so good, you're so good I know you should,
win win. Goooooooo James!!!! This is my New York vigil for you

Let's take it to the house James. Take it to the house!!!!!!!!

 

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Good Luck Tomorrow James!!! Good Karma!!!

Calling James Blake....you're up first!!!!

 

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James James James James!!!!!

Gooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo Jamea!!!!!!! It's your time to shine today James!!! Best of luck today and all the rest of days :fiery: :fiery: :fiery: . See you in the Finals James!!!! Allez Allez!!!!

 

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One Down James!!!

That's one down James!!! Congratulations on your first round victory!!! When you were down and cramping, your determination and grit shone through. You rock James!!! . Just six more matches to win...:fiery: :fiery: :fiery: :fiery: . Just six James!!!!!!

 

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Blake Defeats Vahaly in All-American Clash

by Douglas Robson
Monday, August 26, 2002


Surging James Blake held off compatriot Brian Vahaly 6-7 (3), 6-3, 6-3, 7-6 (5) in a hard-fought first-round match Monday at Arthur Ashe Stadium.

Blake, coming off his first ATP title earlier this month in Washington, D.C., arrived in New York as one of the hottest players on tour. But he quickly found out that his fellow American and friend Vahaly would be no pushover.

Despite playing in his US Open debut on the Open's marquee court, Vahaly, a 23-year-old Atlanta resident who turned pro in 2001, matched the 25th-seeded Blake stroke for stroke. He then took control in the first-set tiebreaker, winning 7-3.

But the 22-year-old Blake managed to find his range and used his quick feet and powerful forehand to slowly pull ahead of Vahaly, a wildcard entrant ranked No. 111. He used breaks in the second and third sets to tame Vahaly, and then won a close fourth-set tiebreaker to seal the match.

With the win, Blake moves into the second round for the second straight year. He next takes on Russia's Nikolay Davydenko, who earlier Monday defeated Radoslav Lukaev of Bulgaria.

 

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Good Luck tonight James!!!! :fiery: :fiery: :fiery: ...I know you'll do well. Win Win Win.... :fiery: :fiery:

 

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Come on James !!!!!

Come on James!!! This is your strongest test yet but I know you can do it!!!! Come on James!!! James Blake rules!!!!

 

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Yes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! James took the first set!!! Two more James!!! Just two more!!!!!!!!!! Go James!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

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Damn James!!!

:fiery: :fiery: :fiery: :fiery: :fiery: :fiery:

Fight fight fight!!!!

Come On James!!!!

 

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Damn James!!!!!!!! Come on...bounce back!!! Fight!!!

 

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Yes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! C'mon James!!!!!! 2 sets a piece!!! C'mon!!!!!!!!!!!

 

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Damn James!!! What a silly lapse!!! Fight James!!! You can still pull it off James!!! Fight James!!! Fight!!!

 

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Damn James!!! I'm still so proud of you though!!!! You are my fave undoubtedly James!!! They'll be more oppertunities in the future!!!

 

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He is soooooo classy. Got to love the guy!!!!