Liam Broady was the only British winner on day one of Wimbledon qualifying, with last year's boys' runner-up Jack Draper among the home players knocked out.
Broady beat Slovakia's Andrej Martin of Slovakia 6-3 6-1 and the 25-year-old from Stockport will take on Holland's Tallon Griekspoor in the second round.
Draper was one of three British players to suffer defeat on court 10 at the Bank of England Sports Centre, the 17-year-old losing 6-4 7-6 (0) to Japan's Yasutaka Uchiyama.
Evan Hoyt had earlier lost two tie-breaks to Brazil's Rogerio Dutra Silva after converting just one of his nine break points, while Mark Whitehouse was beaten 6-3 6-4 by Germany's Daniel Brands.
Jan Choinski was unhappy with the slippery conditions on court 11 as he lost 6-1 7-5 to Australia's James Duckworth, while Aidan McHugh went down 6-4 6-0 to Sweden's Mikael Ymer.
In one of the last matches of the day, Ryan Peniston recovered from losing the first set to Italy's Andrea Arnaboldi and served for the match in the decider, but eventually lost 6-1 5-7 8-6.
Wimbledon outdoor screenings 2019: Where to watch the tennis in London
Wimbledon outdoor screenings 2019: Where to watch the tennis in London
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1/16 Wimbledon outdoor screenings 2019: Where to watch the tennis in London
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2/16 One New Change Roof Terrace, St Paul’s
Enjoy Wimbledon against the backdrop of the London skyline at One New Change Roof Terrace. The venue, found in the heart of the City, is kitted out with rows of deck chairs – perfect for relaxing in with a glass of something good.
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3/16 Pitch Stratford
Already one of Stratford’s leading sports bars, Pitch welcoming guests to enjoy games on its outdoor terrace. The venue is hosting screenings on its 192-inch outdoor screen from Wednesdays to Sundays during the tournament. They've also got free strawberry and cream cups for fans.
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4/16 St James’s Market
St James's Market will be screening the full two weeks of tennis on a giant screen in its smartly finished courtyard. It'll be decking the space out with Wimbledon-themed decor, and many nearby restaurants will be serving up themed offers.
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5/16 Murray Mound, Wimbledon
The Aorangi Terrace – add that to your pub quiz knowledge – gets almost as oversubscribed as the courts themselves, so be sure to arrive early ahead of any match you’re hoping to catch. Murray may not be in contention this year, but it's still a top viewing spot.
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6/16 Eccleston Yards
Eccleston Yards is one of the nicest places to spend time in Victoria at any time of year, and this summer it's opening up the courtyard for the tennis. Guests can enjoy free screenings throughout the tournament, with refreshments from Wild by Tart on offer.
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7/16 Summer by the River in London Bridge
Where better to watch the tennis than against a stunning backdrop of Tower Bridge and the Thames? Screenings take place in the outdoor amphitheatre at the Summer by the River Festival at London Bridge City.
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8/16 Granary Square
The King's Cross screens are back and this year they're showing all of the action. Grab a deck chair or perch on the "grassy" steps by Regent's Canal for a more authentic Wimbledon feel. There will also be street food from KERB and a bar serving up Pimm's, prosecco, beers and soft drinks.
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9/16 Cardinal Place in Victoria
The garden hidden away in Cardinal Place shopping centre will be showing the matches throughout the tournament. Simply pack a picnic and enjoy the action while eating al-fresco on the lawn.
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10/16 The Hamptons at Regent's Place and Broadgate
An all-American pop up bar will be at Regent's Place and Broadgate during Wimbledon. The bar – named for the popular holiday hotspot – will be serving drinks which can be enjoyed on the deck chairs. There'll also be live music and cocktail masterclasses for those less interested in the tennis.
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11/16 Brown Hart Gardens
One of the best places to catch the action could be the secluded Brown Hart Gardens, tucked just around the corner from one of the busiest parts of the city. Found right by Oxford Street and Selfridges, this north Mayfair spot is a pretty idyllic place to escape the rush of the city and catch the action.
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12/16 Wembley Park
The big screen at Wembley Park is showing the finals between July 10-14. The venue is also hosting an immersive event recreating the 1980 men's final, themed around the epic final between John Macenro and Bjorn Borg. Vendors at Boxpark just around the corner offer some of the best street food in the city too.
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13/16 British Summer Time Open House
As well as hosting free film screenings this year, British Summer Time in Hyde Park is welcoming tennis fans to watch the tennis without spending a penny. Pitch up with a picnic and pray the sun sticks around.
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14/16 Flat Iron Square
The big screen is making a return to SE1 for Flat Iron Square this summer, and it's one of the best places to catch live sport in the city. There will also be an indoor screen as well as a selection of smaller screens dotted about, so there’s no chance of missing a games. Grab a spot in the courtyard and tuck into some grub from the food traders there.
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15/16 Skylight
What better way to enjoy Wimbledon than in a bar themed around a British lawn club? There will be both indoor and outdoor screens to watch the matches unfold on, so whatever the weather, you’re sorted. If you want to take a break from the match, treat yourself to a game of pétanque or croquet on the rooftop.
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16/16 St Katharine Docks
St Katharine Docks will be screening the Wimbledon matches on a screen that floats in the dock itself. Simply sink into a deck chair or bean bag and watch the live action unfold.
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