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Olympics Main Draw
1 Federer Roger SUI 1
2 Nadal Rafael ESP 2
3 Djokovic Novak SRB 3
4 Davydenko Nikolay RUS 4
5 Ferrer David ESP 5
6 Blake James USA 7
7 Nalbandian David ARG 8
8 Wawrinka Stanislas SUI 9
9 Murray Andy GBR 11
10 Berdych Tomas CZE 12
11 Almagro Nicolas ESP 13
12 Tsonga Jo-Wilfried FRA 14 OUT
13 Gonzalez Fernando CHI 15
14 Stepanek Radek CZE 16
15 Mathieu Paul-Henri FRA 17
16 Youzhny Mikhail RUS 18
17 Robredo Tommy ESP 19
18 Monaco Juan ARG 21
19 Karlovic Ivo CRO 22 OUT
20 Baghdatis Marcos CYP 23 OUT
21 Nieminen Jarkko FIN 25
22 Ljubicic Ivan CRO 27 OUT
23 Simon Gilles FRA 28
24 Tursunov Dmitry RUS 29
25 Hewitt Lleyton AUS 30
26 Seppi Andreas ITA 31
27 Monfils Gael FRA 32
28 Andreev Igor RUS 34
29 Kiefer Nicolas GER 38
30 Tipsarevic Janko SRB 39
31 Kohlschreiber Philipp GER 40 OUT
32 Querrey Sam USA 41
33 Soderling Robin SWE 42
34 Ancic Mario CRO 44 OUT
35 Chela Juan Ignacio ARG 45 OUT
36 Bolelli Simone ITA 47
37 Canas Guillermo ARG 48
38 Gulbis Ernests LAT 51
39 Darcis* Steve BEL 53
40 Lee Hyung-Taik KOR 55
41 Cilic Marin CRO 56
42 Starace Potito ITA 58
43 Ginepri Robby USA 59
44 Haase* Robin NED 62 OUT
45 Lapentti Nicolas ECU 63
46 Sela* Dudi ISR 65 OUT
47 Gremelmayr* Denis GER 66 OUT
48 Rochus* Olivier BEL 67
49 Bellucci Thomaz BRA 68
50 Johansson Thomas SWE 69
51 Hrbaty Dominik SVK @70
52 Minar Ivo CZE 71
53 Hanescu Victor ROU 72
54 Lu Yen-Hsun TPE 73
55 Koubek Stefan AUT 74 OUT
56 Daniel Marcos BRA 75
57 (ITF Place) Anderson Kevin RSA
58 (ITF Place) Bjorkman Jonas SWE
59 (ITF Place) Nishikori Kei JPN
60 (ITF Place) Massu Nicolas CHI
61 (ITF Place) Mirnyi Max BLR
62 (ITF Place) Sun Peng CHN
63 (Tripartite) Loglo Komlavi TOG
64 (Tripartite) Arevalo Rafael ESA
(ALT) Llodra, Michael FRA (replaces Tsonga)
(ALT) Calleri, Agustin ARG (replaces Chela)
(ALT) Niemeyer, Frank CAN (replaces Ancic)
(ALT) Zeng, Shaoxuan CHN (replaces Kohlschreiber)
(ALT) Yu, Xinyuan CHN (replaces Karlovic)
(ALT) Mullins, Devin BAH (replaces Ljubicic)

First Alternates
IN Guccione Chris AUS 79 (replaces Koubek)
IN Melzer Jurgen AUT 81 (replaces Haase)
IN Vanek Jiri CZE 82 (replaces Baghdatis)
IN Schuettler, Rainer GER (replaces Sela)
IN Dancevic, Frank CAN (replaces Gremelmayr)


* Entry not yet confirmed by National Olympic Committee


-- Edited by Drew at 13:16, 2008-08-06

-- Edited by Madeline at 16:14, 2008-08-06

-- Edited by Madeline at 14:15, 2008-08-07



-- Edited by Madeline at 11:52, 2008-08-09

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what are these tripartite places all about?

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freerider wrote:

what are these tripartite places all about?


I think they are awarded to players from countries who won't have many people competiting in the Olympics.





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Our tripartite friends both have 65 ranking points, basically Futures players and are ranked 445th and 443rd respectively.

I'd worked out Togo, but was googling for ESA and all I got initially was European Space Agency, but it's evidently El Salvador   smile

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In most individual olympic sports, there are WC places for people who don't achieve qualifying standard from developing countries in that sport.

See 50m free style in swimming (eric the eel), 100m first round heats (once including a shot putter from American Samoa...), and our very own Eddie the Eagle (when it comes to ski jumping, we are a developing nation!).

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Final entry list is now available...

Llodra replaces Tsonga
Calleri replaces Chela
Guccione replaces Koubek
Melzer replaces Haase
Vanek replaces Baghdatis
Schuettler replaces Sela
Dancevic replaces Gremelmayr
Niemeyer replaces Ancic

If anyone else withdraws now, they are replaced on an on-site alternate... which I think goes by singles ranking of those in the doubles draw.... which would be Zeng, Yu, Mullings, and then a random draw as everyone else who could play has no ranking.... technically Jamie Murray could be 4th alternate for the Olympic games.



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Thread title changed to reflect the fact that this event is run by the ITF and not the ATP.

Sorry for being so pedantic in advance.

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I have updated the first post. I don't quite understand the difference between the two who are marked in as ALT and the others on the first alternate list as IN, but both sites I checked showing the entry list have it exactly the same.shrug.gif

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Llodra and Calleri would have made the cut if it wasn't for thr 4 players per country rule, so by replacing someone from their own country who withdrew, they are slightly different alternates to Guccione and co who are replacing someone who withdrew and didn't have someone ranked high enough from thier own country to replace them.

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With 33 of the top 42 ( on the original list ) still standing, there is the potential for a couple of quite tricky rounds even before the last 16, as well as the possibility of a much easier draw.

Does anyone know when the draw is made ?

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Kohlschrieber is apparantly out as well with an injury, so I think it means Zeng will replace him as an alternate.

There are 3 or 4 dream first round draws (although I'd love to see Loglo vs. Arevalo in round 1), but some nasty draws as well which you want to avoid in the first round (and I'd say Hewitt would be the worst, given how he performs for his country... and for the same reason that if Nalbandian is fit, then he'll win the event, but I'm not sure he is 100%)

Draws are made some point tomorrow, so should be out by lunchtime accounting for the time difference.

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Are they seeded in the Olympics or is it luck of the draw?

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johnnylad wrote:

Are they seeded in the Olympics or is it luck of the draw?


Singles is done by rankings, so it will be this weeks.

1 - Federer
2 - Nadal
3 - Djokovic
4 - Davydenko
5 - Ferrer
6 - Murray
7 - Nalbandian
8 - Blake
9 - Wawrinka
10 - Simon
11 - Almagro
12 - Gonzalez
13 - Youzhny
14 - Karlovic
15 - Kiefer
16 - Stepanek

Doubles is at the discretion of the ITF, but based on the rankings, so anyone could end up seeded, although I'd expect Bryan's and Erlich/Ram to be the top seeds.

I'd guess at Bryan Brothers, Erlich/Ram, Paes/Bhupathi, Nestor/Niemeyer, Zimonjic/Djokovic, Knowles/Mullings, Vizner/Damm and Clement/Llodra as being the seeds, but that's just a guess




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I caught a snippit on the news that anyone displaying a flag of a country not participating in the Olympics would be ejected, they added "such as England or Scotland" - So Andy, watch out, you have been warned!

I did a web search and found this - The back of the Beijing tickets contain fine print stating that Chinese laws and regulations prohibit you from carrying certain articles to the Venue.You should not carry flags of countries or regions not participating in the Games.


also found - in 1996 -  a Taiwanese student spectator unfurled the flag of the Republic of China and was ejected by Atlanta police. ...This was possible under American law because the back of the admission ticket contained fine print prohibiting, among other things flags other than those of participating countries, and giving the Atlanta Committee for the Olympic Games the authority to eject any Spectator who fails to comply with these rules.



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indiana wrote:
Does anyone know when the draw is made ?

 11am tomorrow local time, which I think is 3am here - so we should know by breakfast!



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