2019 male prediction rankings

paulisi · Tennis legend

2019 male prediction rankings

paulisi · Tennis legend

The German/Brit may throw a spanner in the works.

indiana · Tennis legend

Indeed. Predictors, take on board Steven's "Jan Choinski" post in the Individual Players section.

At least it seems to be happening and is a not a mid year shock.

Jaggy1876 · Grand Slam Champion

Need to make sure I consider that for my spreadsheet I am compiling. Although I will hopefully submit on time to avoid being trolled and called a liar -:)

Ace Ventura · Tennis legend

It'll be interesting to know how many others, on both tours, have a British parent who my do similar in the future. Always good to keep an eye on these sort of things.

JonH · All-time great

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-- Edited by JonH on Monday 24th of December 2018 01:10:14 AM

Ace Ventura · Tennis legend

JonH wrote:
paulisi wrote:
The German/Brit may throw a spanner in the works.
I'm behind here - who is the German Brit! ?

https://britishtennis.activeboard.com/t65176976/jan-choinski/

JonH · All-time great

Cool, welcome. Looking at the chaps profile he seems a clay specialist and not played many British events historically. Dan Evans will be happy

flamingowings · All-time great

JonH wrote:
Cool, welcome. Looking at the chaps profile he seems a clay specialist and not played many British events historically. Dan Evans will be happy

Well, hopefully he has learned from the Bedene situation - helps he's still off social media. Dan wasn't always very positive (or nice) about Bedene.

Coup Droit · Tennis legend

Ace Ventura wrote:
It'll be interesting to know how many others, on both tours, have a British parent who my do similar in the future. Always good to keep an eye on these sort of things.

Evan Furness and Joanna Garland are my top two hopes.

But there may be plenty of others that I don't know about who are even better hopes.

M_Turner04 · Social player

How does the prediction competition work? As I've never entered before. Cheers

Bob in Spain · Tennis legend

M_Turner04 wrote:
How does the prediction competition work? As I've never entered before. Cheers

To participate is the easy part. You simply have to predict who will be the Top 10 GB players come the end of the season and state what you think their world ranking will be.

Beyond that, there is a fairly complex matrix that allocates points. The closer you are to their GB ranking and World ranking, the more points you get. Our friend Sim handles the complicated part of the competition with his own spreadsheet. He posts updates throughout the year.

Vandenburg · Futures level

Ok, here we go.

Edmund 15
Norrie 45
Murray- 50- retires at end of the season
Evans 75
Jack Draper 140
James Ward 180
Jay Clarke 200
Jan Choinski 200
Liam Broady-300- to retire at end of season
Glasspool-350-maybe to retire at end of the season
Hoyt- 350
Mchugh-280
Whitehouse-450
Peniston -500
Watson-550
Klein-320- To retire at the end of the year
Loffhagen- 300
Jubb- 550
Storie-650
Grey-550
Harris-550
Finn Bass-750

MOORE-360-BOLD PREDICTION PICK
Matusevich- 500 BOLD PREDICTION PICK

seagull · Hall of fame

Jaggy1876 wrote:
Need to make sure I consider that for my spreadsheet I am compiling. Although I will hopefully submit on time to avoid being trolled and called a liar -:)

Ooh the drama. yawn

Ace Ventura · Tennis legend

Edmund 24
Murray 38
Norrie 71
Evans 120
Clarke 179
Ward 195
Choinski 237
Draper 290
L Broady 310
Hoyt 350

-- Edited by Ace Ventura on Monday 31st of December 2018 10:28:55 PM