thegingerlightbulb wrote:Pretty sure that Andrew Castle made it to about 80 in the world. At least that is what i've heard him claim about himself
ITF says his CH was 141 on 20 Feb 1989 but I've just checked the ATP site and that says it was 80 on 13 Jun 1988. I did have a sneaky feeling he'd been top 100, but ITF is usually very reliable.
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goldfish wrote:Not quite sure how someone gaining 30 spots is mover of the week over someone gaining 42 or 260 spots but hey, ho, it seems it takes an awful lot for some people to gain recognition for their success.
Steveg bases mover of the week on points gained or lost.
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goldfish wrote:Not quite sure how someone gaining 30 spots is mover of the week over someone gaining 42 or 260 spots but hey, ho, it seems it takes an awful lot for some people to gain recognition for their success.
Steveg bases mover of the week on points gained or lost.
Indeed he does. The previous week's mover of the week, after Wimbledon, was Rafa, whose position in the rankings didn't errr move.
steven wrote: ITF says his CH was 141 on 20 Feb 1989 but I've just checked the ATP site and that says it was 80 on 13 Jun 1988. I did have a sneaky feeling he'd been top 100, but ITF is usually very reliable.
i didnt say anything at the time, but i was sure i'd seen recently you say Castle made 80, but that 80 then wasn't as good as 80 now due to strength in depth.
still i thought 'steven is usually very reliable'
thats big mover is really silly when done on ranking points.
edit: and rafa should have been mover of the fortnight of course.
-- Edited by Count Zero on Tuesday 13th of July 2010 04:42:58 PM
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