Got to give this a shot this year, probably too optimistic but I am excited by the way some of our younger guys came on towards the end of the current season.

Andy Murray 2
Aljaz Bedene 29
Kyle Edmund 60
Dan Evans 96
James Ward 120
Liam Broady 164
Brydan Klein 174
Lloyd Glasspool 226
Luke Bambridge 286
Evan Hoyt 300

My first effort also this year

A Murray 3
A Bedene 52
K Edmund 69
J Ward 103
D Evans 124
L Broady 131
A Ward 250
L Glasspool 350
L Bambridge 360
B Klein 380



A few big movers.

A Murray 3

A Bedene 32

K Edmund 69

D Evans 120 (having reached top 100 by August)

B Klein 169

L Glasspool 260

J Ward 265 (sorry, James)

N Pauffley 280

A Ward 335

E Corrie 340

  

No predictions here, but a wish list:

A year of health and happiness for Mr Muirray, allowing him to play at the top of his game - and to enjoy time with his family. Continued progress for Mr Bedene and Mr Edmund - fixtures in the top 100, and perhaps top 50 for both? A career year for Mr Ward starting from the Davis Cup - again, a fixture in the top 100, or even top 50. Mr Evans - to have whatever success he truly wants. For all the Challenger-level players - success at that level, with perhaps a breakout year for some. For the youngsters beginning to make a mark, to build on that and make a move into the Challenger level. For those slightly older players experiencing Futures success at present, a continuation of that and a step up to Challengers.

And, as I'm a doubles person, some doubles wishes too: Mr Murray and Mr Soares to click. A healthy, stable-partnered year for Messrs Inglot, Fleming and Marray. With the right partners and good health, any of them could have a top-8-team year, assuming all goes well. Success for the Skupski brothers - top 100 a minimum, going for top 50? And for a few of the players in the top 500 to make their mark and go on to regular success in Challengers and perhaps on the main tour. (Special mentions to Darren Walsh, the most undermentioned GB player on the tour, given his ranking; Joe Salisbury ... what he and David O'Hare did when their coach was with them suggests that with a little more concentrated coaching, they could be quite a pair; and Dan Smethurst, who, if he had played a full set of doubles tournaments at the same number of points per tournament as the few he did play would have been somewhere between Mr Klein and Mr Salisbury in the rankings. Oh yes, and the Broady/Bambridge pairing ...)

 

Edited with thanks to Josh!

-- Edited by Spectator on Monday 28th of December 2015 02:39:19 PM

2 A Murray
40 A Bedene
56 K Edmunds
128 D Evans
172 J Ward
152 B Klein
296 E Hoyte
328 L Bambridge
330 L Glasspool
338 D Cox

Been a while since I've been back on the forum, so good to start with this:

Andy Murray 2
Aljaz Bedene 46
Kyle Edmund 65
Dan Evans 108
James Ward 155
Brydan Klein 198
Liam Broady 235
Lloyd Glasspool 282
Evan Hoyt 305
Luke Bambridge 398

Andy Murray 3
Aljaz Bedene 45
Kyle Edmund 62
James Ward 155
Liam Broady 175
Brydan Klein 182

Dan Evans 209
Lloyd Glasspool 306
Evan Hoyt 380

Luke Bambridge 438