Jamie Baker: Jamie says he's aims to get into the top 200 next year but this could be a little too ambitious. I reckon he'll make it up to about 250 but the big test for him will be how quickly he can move up his ranking up to 300 and start playing challenger events. He says he wants to break through onto the challenger circuit but will he go for lots of challenger qualies or will he just try and do well in the GB futures and satellites. He hasn't got any real points to defend until April so January and Februray provide an ideal opportunity for raising his ranking quickly.

Colin Fleming: About 280

Alex Slabinsky: About 320

Jonny Marray: 280: But if he gets that elusive Wimbledon win or strings a couple of wins together at Surbiton, Queens or Nottingham, that could change things and he could be close to the top 200.

Dave Sherwood: 230: He seems to struggle with consistency from the baseline which lets him down. He should do well on the fast indoor courts at the start of the year and has few points to defend throughout the year so I'd expect him to get back into the top 250.

Richard Bloomfield: 175: Bloomfield really seems to have transformed in the 2nd part of this year. His successes have given him much more confidence and his game is really coming together. He's obviously been putting in lots of work on his baseline game as that's become a lot more solid and his serve is a major weapon. As long as he consistently avoids Danai Udomchoke, he should definately break the top 200 thouh I think he'll have to go through the playoffs to get a Wimbledon wildcard as I think he's already had 3.

Jamie Delgado: 260: Always seems to save his best for Wimbledon qualifying and Queens but has had a couple of really nasty draws in the Wimbedon main draw for the last couple of years. Impressive victory over Gael Monfils at Queens after benefitting from the wildcard fiasco but hasn't done much in the latter part of the year. Doesn't seem to have it in him to get back into the top 150 anymore but he's too good to slip down out of the top 300.


James Auckland: Anywhere between 200 and 350, his form is so variable. Like Bloomfield he seems to have found confidence and determination he didn't previously have, this autumn and his serve has also developed into a major weapon. He's become a really classy doubles player and I reckon he'll break the top 100 this year which could possibly lead to a Davis Cup call-up.

Josh Goodall: 320: I think his game revolves a little too much around his serve to do well in challengers. He'll break the top 300 again but will then slip back. When the 1st serve doesn't go in, against challenger level players, he's in trouble