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Andy's schedule for 2016


As per his official site.

 

Jan 04   Hopman Cup

Jan 17   Australian Open

Mar 04   Davis Cup

Mar 10   Indian Wells Masters 1000

Mar 24   Miami Masters 1000

Apr 10   Monte Carlo Masters 1000 (non mandatory)

May 02   Madrid Masters 1000

May 09   Rome Masters 1000

May 23   Roland Garros

Jun  13   Queens 500

Jun  27   Wimbledon

Jul   23   Toronto Masters 1000

Aug 08   Olympic Games, Rio de Janeiro

Aug 15   Cincinnati Masters 1000

Aug 29   U S Open

Oct  10   Shanghai Masters 1000

 

That's where it stops - no mention of Paris Bercy.

 

 

 

 



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No 250s and only 1 500, I'm sure the ATP are going to love this schedule that Andy intends on playing.

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I would imagine at least 1 500 will be added after the US open but clearly the baby plans in Feb are stopping him from playing the same events as last year and the Olympics will put paid to the Citi Open. On that note, is there any exemption from the required number of non masters events in an Olympic year if you are selected for your country?

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Monte Carlo ( although a 1000 ) and Queens count as two of his four 500s. As theemptyvessel says he's quite likely to fit in the required post US Open one ( various possibilties pre and post the Shanghai Masters ) which just leaves him one short or he gets that compulsory zero again. I take it that the Olympics doesn't count to the quota. Not clear why the Paris Masters is missing.

At any rate, assuming he scores, the Olympics and the Davis Cup are two further counters ( effectively the additional two in a "best 18"' over and above the minimum four 500s ). So he's as of now overall just short by these two 500s and the Paris Masters of having a full 18 with no compulsory zeros.

Anyway plenty time to add more to his calendar in this more uncertain baby / Olympics year so absolutely understandable that Andy hasn't more written into his schedule at this stage, but may very well play some more.



-- Edited by indiana on Friday 8th of January 2016 10:57:06 PM

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The ATP have decided against awarding any points for the Olympics this year.

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RJA wrote:

The ATP have decided against awarding any points for the Olympics this year.


 Do we actually know why they chose to do this?  Seems a disincentive to get people to play in the Olympics



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If they could guarantee the imvolvment ( or at least opportunity to be involved ) of the top 'x' ranked players I don't see why not.

But the limitation of number of players per country effects some, as does some countries' Olympic committees simply not selecting 'eligible' players.

But yes, be interesting to know the ATP's reasons, and any thoughts from the WTA.



-- Edited by indiana on Wednesday 20th of January 2016 07:55:44 PM

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I'd get rid of tennis from the Olympics anyway (and quite a few other sports).

They've got golf, I believe, at Rio next year ...... beggars belief......

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Who cannot wish to see Olympic mixed doubles tennis, these partnerships that have given so much over the years to developing a great partnership to pursue the Olympian ideals of hard and fair ( don't serve too hard to the girlie ) ?

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