Vandenburg wrote:

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Bob in Spain wrote:

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indiana wrote:

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Vandenburg wrote:

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1.Kyle Edmund 12 (bold prediction)
2.Andy Murray 14
3.Dan Evans- 27
4.Cam Norrie -47
5.Jack Draper 115
6.Jay Clarke 210
7.Jan Choinski 250
8.Liam Broady 260 (to retire at end of 2020)
9.Aiden Mchugh- 310
10.Evan Hoyt 320

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I guesx one year sometime Liam really will retire, Vandy   

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A broken clock is always right twice a day, as the saying goes.

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 He been floating around the 200-350 mark for best part of a decade now, I have no idea of financial set up etc, but surely he must have to call it a day soon?

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 He's still only 25, and as far as I can tell, he's still as keen to play as ever, so I really can't see him retiring any time soon.

Ok - attempt on the men's rankings

1. Edmund 27
2. Murray 35
3. Evans 44
4. Norris 65
5. Clarke 123
6. Draper 207
7. Broady 212
8. Choinski 234
9. Peniston 312
10. Hoyt 337

I also predict Joe Salisbury to break into the top 5 in doubles and be the GB no.1 ahead of Neal Skupski and then Jamie Murray.

Born2WinTennis wrote:

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I assume this is predicting their highest ranking for 2020. In which case:

1. Murray 16
2. Edmund 25
3. Evans 35
4. Norrie 40
5. Draper 90
6. Clarke 120
7. Broady 180
8. Choinski 200
9. Paul Jubb 280
10. Ryan Peniston 300

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 I think it is the year end ranking, not highest ranking of the year.

Edmund 25
Evans 35
Norrie 50
Murray 65
Draper 175
Clarke 200
Choinski 250
Hoyt 350
Jubb 400
Peniston 450

Thought I would have a go - never done it before

Evans 35

Murray 38

Norrie  45

Edmund 62

Clarke 150

Choinski 170

Draper 210

Broady 250

Peniston 300

Hoyt 320 

So many questions - who will step up, who will retire, will Andy make it back .......
Finger in the air time, just like last year.

1  Kyle Edmund     25
2  Daniel Evans     33
3  Cameron Norrie 45
4  Andy Murray     60
5  Jay Clarke       125
6  Jan Choinski    230
7  Jack Draper     250
8  Liam Broady    270
9  Ryan Peniston 310
10 Paul Jubb       330

I must admit the news Andy won't play in the Aus Open has had me take him down from my earlier more optimistic prediction. It's clear much of his old ability is still there, but less clear how much he will actually end up being able to play this year. Nevertheless he is still our best male player by far...

1 Andy Murray 20
2 Daniel Evans 24
3 Kyle Edmund 32
4 Cameron Norrie 56
5 Jay Clarke 166
6 Jack Draper 186
7 Ryan Peniston 233
8 Liam Broady 292
9 Jan Choinski 302
10 Paul Jubb 320