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Here's this week's rankings table (c)GC77.


Again, this was prepared without help from Tennisfacts - hopefully they'll be back from their holidays soon!


As ever, please let me know if I've made mistakes, or not spotted things.


Running |------Start of week--------|    Running  So    18th  Def1  19th
Rank  rank  name                 points  Points   Far  Result      Result
25    25   Olivier Rochus         1160    1160     out    75         60
26    32   Jose Acasuso            970    1130 175S-out   15          5
27    28   Guillermo Coria        1035    1085 75A-out    25         15
28    36   Novak Djokovic          901    1071   175A      5          1
29    26   Igor Andreev           1065    1065     out    25         15
30    27   Juan Carlos Ferrero    1055    1055     out    40         40
31    29   Jonas Bjorkman         1013    1008     out     5    10    5
32    30   Sebastien Grosjean     1005    1005     out     5          5
33    31   Dmitry Tursunov         980     980  20I-out   40         15
34    37   Nicolas Massu           890     970 120A-out   40    40   40
35    33   Kristof Vliegen         920     920   5S-out    5          5
36    35   Andy Murray             916     916     out    21         16
37    34   Paul-Henri Mathieu      920     910  15A-out   20    25   15
38    42   Xavier Malisse          826     891 90I-out    25         20
39    38   Thomas Johansson        885     885     out     5          5
40    39   Robin Soderling         883     883     out    15          5
41    40   Paradorn Srichaphan     845     855 50I-out    40         25
42    41   Carlos Moya             830     830 40A-out    40         25
43    43   Fabrice Santoro         822     822     out    31         25
44    44   Juan Ignacio Chela      820     820   5S-out   20         15
45    45   Nicolas Almagro         818     818   5S-out    5          5
46    46   Gilles Simon            817     802   5S-out   10    25   10
47    47   Florent Serra           800     800   5S-out   15          8
48    49   Alberto Martin          764     779  40A-out   25         15
49    48   Richard Gasquet         775     775   5S-out   15         15
50    50   Mikhail Youzhny         755     755   5S-out   60         40
51    54   Luis Horna              707     752  60S-out   15         15
52    52   Max Mirnyi              720     720   5S-out    5          5
53    53   Julien Benneteau        711     706   5A-out    6    10    5
54    56   Arnaud Clement          677     677     out    15          8
55    62   Ruben Ramirez-Hidalgo   617     677 75A-out     7    15    6
56    55   Daniele Bracciali       696     671  15A-out   15    40   10
57    57   Filippo Volandri        665     665   5S-out   36         25
58    58   Feliciano Lopez         660     660     out    40         25
59    51   Agustin Calleri         728     648 40A-out     5   120    5
60    60   Ivo Karlovic            631     631     out    15          5
61    61   Bjorn Phau              629     623   5S-out   14    20   14
62    69   Florian Mayer           578     619 60S-out    19         15
63    63   Tim Henman              615     615     out    25          5
64    70   Nicolas Mahut           569     607  50I-out   12         12
65    65   Philipp Kohlschreiber   592     589   5S-out   15    15   12
66    67   Christophe Rochus       585     585   5S-out   15    15   15
67    68   Davide Sanguinetti      585     585   5A-out   15         15
68    64   Andreas Seppi           605     581  15S-out   40    60   36
69    71   Stanislas Wawrinka      553     573  25S-out    5          5
70    59   Greg Rusedski           645     570     out    20    90   15
71    66   Mardy Fish              586     566     out     5    20    0
72    76   Gilles Muller           519     564 50I-out     5          5
73    88   Juan Monaco             469     554 110S-out         25    5        
74    72   Robin Vik               539     529   5S-out    8    15    5
75    74   Andrei Pavel            524     524   5S-out   19         15
76    82   Simon Greul             498     513  25S-out    5    10    5
77    73   Boris Pashanski         537     512   5A-out   35    50   25
78    78   Jan Hajek               510     510     out     4          2
79    79   Lukas Dlouhy            509     509   5S-out    5          5
80    80   Guillermo Garcia-Lopez  508     508   5A-out    8          5
81    83   Jurgen Melzer           495     505  25S-out   15         15


Playes in italics gained ranking places on Sunday


Indianapolis (I) 200 140 90 50 20 10 5 (q:5)
Stuttgart(S) 250 175 110 60 25 15 5 (q:5 3 1)
Amersfoort(A) 175 120 75 40 15 5 (q:5)
Istanbul CH (i)  90   63   40   21    9    1  (q:3)



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The first thing to notice is that Paul- Henri Matthieu has dropped below Andy because of his Stuttgart points from last year dropping off his ranking.


the second thing to notice is that Tim is one again British number 2 as Greg loses last year's Indianapolis points


Tim also gains three places as Ramirez - Hidalgo and Augustin Calleri also lose points they are defending.


Greg's slide down the rankings continues, and we'll have to hope he recovers from his injuries before Toronto ands gets points there, or he'll not qualify for Masters events later in the year.



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Rob, I have some differences, I have sent you a PM

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Andy's prospects this week


The Worst case scenario is for Andy to drop 8 places from his 34th place, or 7 from his 35 at the start of the week, meaning he'll end up at 42nd. There's a lot of points on offer in Stuttgart, and there's a lot of Andy's competitors there However he should be fine until Wednesday, as no- one get get past him in R1.


Here's the list of competitors who can overtake:


Matthieu and Djokovic need a Quarter- finals places in Amersfoort, where they are 2nd & 3rd seeds.
Massu and Almagro need semis places in Amersfoort and Stuttgart respectively.
Srichapan  and Malisse need to reach the final in Indianapolis. Unfortunately, they're in opposite halves of the draw, so one can't knock the other out on the way.
Chela, Simon, Serra and Gasquet need to reach the final in Stuttgart. Obviously only two can succeed.
Moya needs to win in Amersfoort (and get past Massui n the QF).
Youzhny, Mirnyi and Horna need to win in Stuttgart, (and get past all the finalists above).


Tim's prospects this week


The new British number 2, having gained three places to 60th as competitors defend points could lose a worst case 11 places, making a net loss of eight, at 71st.


Ramirez-Hidalgo and Calleri just need to win their first round matches in Amersfoort.
Kohlschreiber, Mayer and Rochus  need to reach the Quarters in Stuttgart (3 wins each).
Seppi, Sanguinetti, Mahut, Wawrinka, Vik and Pavel need to reach the semis.
Pashanski, Garcia-Lopez, Muller, Gimelstob, Dlouhy, Schuettler,  Melzer and Monaco need to reach the finals.
Many more, going out of the top 100 could overtake if they win their tournament. If they're still around on Friday, we'll revisit.


Greg's prospects this week


The new number 3, having already lost 8 places to 67th, could lose up to 13 more - 80th.
Mahut just needs to win his second round match in Induanapolis (he has a R1 bye)
Wawrinka  just needs to win his R2 match in Stuttgart
Vik just needs a QF place in Stuttgart (3 wins)
Pashanski, Pavel, Muller, Dlouhy, Garcia-Lopez, Schuettler, Greul, and Melzer need Semi finals places.
Daniel needs to win the Challenger in Istanbul
Gimelstob, Goldstein, Gicquel, Monaco, Kunitsyn, Marach and Gabashvili  need to reach their finals.


Again, many more could go past if they win their tournaments.


 



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Today's competitors


Ramirez-Hidalgo  plays in Amersfoort. If he wins, Tim drops.


Matthieu and  Djokovic play in Amersfoort. Andy needs them to lose this round or next


Wawrinka plays in Stuttgart. Greg needs him to lose this round or next.


Rochus and  Mayer play in Stuttgart. Tim needs them to lose in the first three rounds


Vik plays in Stuttgart. Greg needs him to lose in the first three rounds


That's the only ones playing who can go past in the quarters or before.



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Matthieu  won his first set to love. Rochus is at 1 set all.

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Mathieu won 60 63


On the upside - Junqueira beat Rochus 63 26 76(5)!


 



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Vik's out. So's Sanguinetti - going well for Tim - that's 3 out of 11 places saved.

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Good news - Bracciali lost the first set on a tiebreak


Bad news - Ramirez-Hidalgo is up a break and leads 3-0 in the first set alread



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bracialli won in three sets


BUT hidalgo, after having a set point at 5-3 up ended up losing the set on a tiebreak!



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Mayer's through


Wawrinka's on court 3-3 inthe first against Dlouhy


 



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Ram- Ham is through. Henman's down to 61st


Djokovic's through 60 63


Wawrinka's at 1 set all, 1-1.


 



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First Post updated.


Ruben Ramirez- Hidalgo and Novak Djokovic gain places. Ram- Hid overtakes Tim


Other winners were: Mathieu, Wawrinka, Seppi and Mayer.


Rochus, Sanguinetti, Vik, Pashanski Dlouhy and Di Mauro lost.


Tuesday's Competitors


Tuesday's OOP sees


Calleri in Amersfoort R1. If he wins, he overtakes Tim.


Kohlschreiber in R1 in Stuttgart. Tim needs him to lose this round or next


Almagro, Serra, in R2 in Stuttgart. Andy needs Almagro to not make the semis, and Serra to not make the final.


Massu and Moya in R1 in Amersfoort. Andy needs Massu to lose before the semis, and Moya to not win the tournament.


Others playing today need to reach the semis or higher to overtake Tim or Greg.



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Both Almagro and Moya are on court. Both games going with serve in the first.



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Calleri's on court and has raced to win the first set 6-2. Win the match, and Tim's down another ranking place


Almagro's been taken to a tie-break. Moya won the first 6-4, and is at 1-1 in the second.



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