Although the French mixed draw is out Ive decided to pull the drawbridge up on these rankings I do and call it a day, theyve had their time! I will update them for this and wimbledon and then gently put them out to pasture. 

-- Edited by JonH comes home on Thursday 3rd of June 2021 06:31:12 AM

Here where the post AO 2021 Mixed doubles rankings (my own) based on mixed from French 2019 onwards (so a few slams missing from last year)

Mens

Mens
1 I. Dodig 24
2 J. Murray 16
3 R. Ram 13
4 N. Mektic 11
5 M. Pavic 8
6 M. Ebden 6
M. Venus 6
R. Lindstedt 6
9 H. Kontinen 4
W. Koolhof 4
B. Soares 4
12 J. Salisbury 3
M. Polmans 3
J.P. Smith 3
M. Middelkoop 3
A. Qureshi 3
17 M. Purcell 1
N. Skupski 1
S. Gille 1
J. Vliegen 1
L. Kubot 1
R. Bopanna 1
F. Martin 1
A. Sitak 1
E. Hoyt 1
F. Skugor 1
B. Bonzi 1
J. Peers 1
O. Marach 1

Womens
1 L. Chan 24
2 B. Krejcikova 20
3 B. Mattek-Sands 16
4 G. Dabrowski 11
5 S. Stosur 9
6 H.C. Chan 7
7 J. Ostapenko 6
8 N. Kichenok 4
K. Peschke 4
N. Melichar 4
11 D. Krawczyk 3
S. Sanders 3
A. Sharma 3
Y. Zhaoxuan 3
15 A. Klepac 1
A. Rodionova 1
H. Carter 1
I. Swiatek 1
S. Zheng 1
D. Schuurs 1
R. Atawo 1
E. Silva 1
L. Siegemund 1
R. Olaru 1
A. Hesse 1
A. Rosolska 1
S. Zhang 1

rankings update post Paris

womens list is now headed by Krejcikova with Chan dropping back. Eden is the only Brit but loses her points at Wimbledon

Womens
1 B. Krejcikova 21
2 B. Mattek-Sands 16
3 L. Chan 14
4 D. Krawczyk 13
5 S. Stosur 9
6 E. Vesnina 6
H.C. Chan 6
J. Ostapenko 6
9 G. Dabrowski 5
10 D. Schuurs 4
K. Peschke 4
12 G. Olmos 3
S. Sanders 3
A. Sharma 3
Y. Zhaoxuan 3
16 N. Melichar 2
17 A. Guarachi 1
D. Jurak 1
A. Klepac 1
A. Rodionova 1
H. Carter 1
I. Swiatek 1
N. Kichenok 1
S. Zheng 1
R. Atawo 1
E. Silva 1
L. Siegemund 1
R. Olaru 1

and Wimbledon will be my final ranking list for the mixed so keen to see a Brit top it at the end

JonH comes home wrote:

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the list above included wimbledon 2019 - if we strip that out as a sort of live ranking version, this is the list as we go into wimbledon - mens only as that is where the british interest lies.

jamie is thus live top ranked mixed player, joe in 3rd. anyone on more than 6 points can take top spot - 10 points for a win. so it is realistically between the top 4 players, 2 of which are brits, for top spot post wimbledon

Mens
1 J. Murray 16
2 R. Ram 14
3 J. Salisbury 13
4 N. Mektic 10
5 A. Karatsev 6
M. Ebden 6
M. Venus 6
8 W. Koolhof 4
H. Kontinen 4
I. Dodig 4
11 J. Cabal 3
M. Polmans 3
J.P. Smith 3
14 N. Skupski 2
M. Pavic 2
16 F. Polasek 1
R. Farah 1
M. Purcell 1
S. Gille 1
J. Vliegen 1
L. Kubot 1
R. Bopanna 1
F. Martin 1

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 with Jamie not entered, Joe and Rajeev and Aslan could take the top spot off him. I was hoping a British player may get to the top of the tree for this last one, so it is down to Joe or to the others not performing to plan  

JonH comes home wrote:

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JonH comes home wrote:

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the list above included wimbledon 2019 - if we strip that out as a sort of live ranking version, this is the list as we go into wimbledon - mens only as that is where the british interest lies.

jamie is thus live top ranked mixed player, joe in 3rd. anyone on more than 6 points can take top spot - 10 points for a win. so it is realistically between the top 4 players, 2 of which are brits, for top spot post wimbledon

Mens
1 J. Murray 16
2 R. Ram 14
3 J. Salisbury 13
4 N. Mektic 10
5 A. Karatsev 6
M. Ebden 6
M. Venus 6
8 W. Koolhof 4
H. Kontinen 4
I. Dodig 4
11 J. Cabal 3
M. Polmans 3
J.P. Smith 3
14 N. Skupski 2
M. Pavic 2
16 F. Polasek 1
R. Farah 1
M. Purcell 1
S. Gille 1
J. Vliegen 1
L. Kubot 1
R. Bopanna 1
F. Martin 1

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 with Jamie not entered, Joe and Rajeev and Aslan could take the top spot off him. I was hoping a British player may get to the top of the tree for this last one, so it is down to Joe or to the others not performing to plan  

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 in my last one of these mixed rankings, the good news for Brits is that the top spot is guaranteed to either Jamie or Joe, in the mens. All the other main contenders for top spot have fallen. Joe has gained a point for his QF round with Harriet; a semi will take him equal with Jamie (but take spot on my countback which rewards the player scoring in most events, which would be Joe).

So, if Joe wins his QF with Harriet he is world number one mixed mens , if not, it is Jamie.

Neal will go top 10 with another win

In the womens it is down to Krejcikova or Krawczyk. Krejcikova is out and Krawczyk needs to win to come top. Harriet and Naomi could both get into the top 10 if they reach the final (well not both, one of them!) 

Joe and Jamie will be top of these rankings, Neal also gone top ten and could go higher. Harriet also gone top 10 womens. Good way to end!