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



 


As ever, please let me know what I've missed/ messed up.

Running|------ Start of week ---------|Running   So     18th     Def     19th
Rank  |rank        Name          Points|  Points   Far   Result            Result
25    27    Fernando Verdasco     1110  1110 19s-out    25          15
26    26    Jose Acasuso          1130  1105   out   25    40    15
27    29    Dmitry Tursunov       1060  1095 90W-out 55          40
28    23    Gael Monfils          1215  1055   out   15   175    15
29    30    Juan Carlos Ferrero   1055  1055   out   40          40
30    28    Igor Andreev          1065  1040   out   25    40    15
31    35    Andy Murray            916  1035140W-out 21          16
32    32    Jonas Bjorkman        1003   998   out    5    10     5
33    31    Sebastien Grosjean    1005   990 5W-out   5    20     5
34    39    Agustin Calleri        893   960 75S-out  8           5
35    34    Juan Ignacio Chela     920   940 40-out  20    20    15
36    36    Kristof Vliegen        910   910   out   15          15
37    37    Paul-Henri Mathieu     910   910   out    5           5
38    38    Nicolas Massu          900   900   out   40          40
39    40    Thomas Johansson       885   885   out    5           5
40    41    Robin Soderling        883   883   out   15           5
41    42    Xavier Malisse         876   876   out   25          20
42    33    Guillermo Coria        935   875 5S-out  25    75    15
43    57    Arnaud Clement         677   827  200W    15    50     8
44    44    Fabrice Santoro        822   811   out   31    36    25
45    45    Mikhail Youzhny        805   805   out   60          40
46    46    Florent Serra          800   800   out   15           8
47    43    Paradorn Srichaphan    855   790 5W-out  40    90    25
48    47    Nicolas Almagro        798   788   out    5    15     5
49    48    Carlos Moya            785   785   out   40          40
50    49    Alberto Martin         779   779   out   40          25
51    50    Gilles Simon           775   775   out    9           7
52    51    Richard Gasquet        775   775   out   15          15
53    53    Stanislas Wawrinka     743   743   out    5           5
54    54    Max Mirnyi             740   740   out   15           5
55    52    Luis Horna             752   717   out   25    50    15
56    58    Filippo Volandri       665   715 75S-out 25          15
57    55    Julien Benneteau       703   703 5W-out   5           5
58    56    Ruben Ramirez-Hidalgo  682   682 5S-out   7           6
59    60    Florian Mayer          644   644 120S-out 19   120    16
60    64    Tim Henman             615   640 50W-out 25           5
61    61    Philipp Kohlschreiber  634   634 5S-out  12           5
62    59    Daniele Bracciali      658   631   out   10    36     9
63    63    Feliciano Lopez        625   625 20W-out 25          15
64    70    Mardy Fish             571   616  50-out  5           0
65    65    Bjorn Phau             614   614 5W-out   5           5
66    66    Nicolas Mahut          607   607 5W-out  15          12
67    62    Ivo Karlovic           631   586   out   15    50     5
68    67    Christophe Rochus      585   585 5S-out  15          15
69    68    Davide Sanguinetti     585   585   out   14          10
70    69    Andreas Seppi          581   581   out   36          27
71    72    Juan Monaco            564   564  15S     5    15     5
72    71    Greg Rusedski          570   555   out   15    20     5
73    73    Jurgen Melzer          540   540 5S-out  25          15
74    74    Andrei Pavel           524   524   out   19          15
75    75    Robin Vik              519   519   out    5           5
76    76    Paul Goldstein         516   516 5W-out  14          10
77    93    Marat Safin            440   515 90W-out 15           5
78    86    Wesley Moodie          483   513  50W-out 5    20     5
79    78    Jan Hajek              510   510   out    4           2
80    79    Simon Greul            509   509   out    7           5
81    80    Guillermo Garcia-Lopez 498   505 15S-out  8           5
82    87    Oliver Marach          474   499 40-out  15          12
83    83    Justin Gimelstob       493   493 5W-out  15          15
84    77    Boris Pashanski        512   492 5S-out  25    35    15
85    89    Hyung-Taik Lee         472   487 20W-out  5    19     5



Players in italics have Gained ranking places on Sunday
Players in bold are still active


Washington (W): 200 | 140 | 90 | 50 | 20 | 10 | 5 | (q:5)

Sopot(S): 175 | 120 | 75 | 40 | 15 | 5 | (q:5)

Segovia: CH (s): 80 | 56 | 36 | 19 | 8 | 1 |(q:3)





You'll be glad to know that Tennisfacts is back!

However, do be aware that the numbers aren't all what they should be.  They've got Goldstein, Gicquel, Dlouhy, Muller, Di Mauro, Kunitsyn as Qualifiers in their respective tournaments.

But they have put rightone thing from  psmyth's table oif last week. Christophe Rochus did not have 50 points to defend, which unfortunately means that Greg drops another place to 71st


[Edit:] more stray "qualifiers": Ginepri , Garcia-Lopez



-- Edited by mkkreuk at 21:51, 2006-08-06

-- Edited by mkkreuk at 22:01, 2006-08-06

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Good news to start the week. Andy jumps two places to 33rd, as Chela and Coria defend points from last year and drop below him. The even better news is that Monfils, Ferrero, Andreev and Bjorkman are not playing this week, so a good showing could see a significant rise in the rankings.


Tim's similarly better off: Mayer and Karlovic have dropped so that he can rise to 63rd.


Greg's risen one place as Mayer drops below him.


Over to Imoen for the runners and riders this week.



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arent most of the players on the list that are playing at washington, seeds? does that mean they are on 10 pts so far? or do they have to win a match before they can get more than 5 pts?



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i think i may have found my own answer. Mirnyi was a seed last year and got a bye in the first round, lost in the second and thus only got 5 pts.

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Andy has to reach atleast Round 3 to gain any points and must reach the final to have any chance of gaining any places but hopefully if he goes far he can close the gap to the others and make it harder for others to go past him as if he went into the US OPEN before any withdrawls as 33rd highest rank player he would almost certainly get a seeding as Andreev is a big doubt.

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table updated with new ATP numbers. Only big change is Davide Sanguinetti, who is not above Tim any more.


>i think i may have found my own answer. Mirnyi was a seed last year and got a bye in the
> first round, lost in the second and thus only got 5 pts.


- got it in one, MKKreuk! We're slowly drawing you in. Soon you too will be a rankings anorak! able to discuss the pros and cons of using tennisfacts or steveg with the rest of us ha! ha! we will assimillate you!



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Now then, where to put those pins today:


Andy.


As Michael said, Andy must reach the quarters before he gains any places. Luckily, the same is true of his competitors. There are only four who can overtake at all this week (even by winning the tournament). These are Chela, Calleri, Coria and Srichaphan. Chela and Calleri require a quarter-final place to do so, Coria a semi and Srichaphan must win.


Tim and Greg


Are much less lucky. Like Andy, Tim must reach the quarters to gain any points. Both Tim and Greg face an immediate threat in Phau and Monaco who need one match each to overtake (for Phau this is a second round match).


Mahut(for Tim), Fish(for Tim), Mayer(for Greg) and Melzer(for Greg). All need to reach the quarters to overtake.


Then we get to a great long list of people who must reach the semis or beyond to overtake. Not everyone can do so as they are drawn to meet one another however there are too many to list at the moment. I'll be more precise after round 1 has weeded (hopefully) some out.


So get to work people!



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Optimists post:


Andy to win the tournament, no one to overtake leaving him at 27th, a rise of 8 places.
Tim to wim the tournament, no one to overtake leaving him at 47th, a rise of 17 places.
Greg to remain where he is, leaving him at 70th, a rise of 1 place.



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pessimists post:


Greg could lose a maximum of 8 places, dropping to 78th overall. more than 20 players can overtake (but they would have to beat each other, so a max of 8 will).


If Tim & Andy go out in Rs 2 or 3: they get no additional points, and so:


Andy could drop a maximum of 4 places to 37th. 4 players can overtake.
Tim could drop a maximum of 7 places to 69th. 17 players can overtake.


If Tim & Andy make it to the Quarter- finals.


Andy could drop a maximum of 3 places to 36th. 4 players can overtake.
Tim would gain 4, then could lose a maximum of 8 places, to drop a maximum of 4 to 66th. 15 can overtake.


If Tim & Andy make it to the Semi- finals


Andy could drop a maximum of 1 place to 34th. 3 players can overtake.
Tim would gain 5, then could lose a maximum of 6, to drop a max of 1 to 63. 11 can overtake.


If Tim OR Andy make it to the final (they would meet in the semis)


Andy would gain 2, then could lose a maximum of 2, to drop a max of 0 to 33. 4 can overtake.
Tim would gain 8, then could lose a max of 3, to gain a min of 5, to 57th. 8 can overtake.


If Tim OR Andy win the tournament


Andy would gain 6, then could lose a max of 2. to gain a min of 4, to 29th! 2 can overtake.
Tim would gain 15, then could lose a max of 1, o gain a min of 14, to 48th! 3 can overtake.


wow - I think that's all the permutations.



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RobC wrote:


wow - I think that's all the permutations.




I'm impressed. I chickened out of working all that out and stuck to being an optimist.


The first match of the day is over and good news, C. Rochus (a threat to Tim) has been beaten. Keep up the good work!



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imoen wrote:


RobC wrote:


wow - I think that's all the permutations.




I'm impressed. I chickened out of working all that out and stuck to being an optimist.





I'm sitting here, slowly putting my new PC together. waiting while I take a new ghost image of a system that works before I add a new application to mess everything up with......plenty of time to waste as I can't do any real work while it's going on (or at least that's what I'm telling myself.



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Looking at the OOP for Soport. Just 3 more matches today ( I assume there's lots of quallies still happening.


Anyway, I guess we want Coria (3rd Andy threat) to lose against the local wildcard, but who to pin betweeb Dlouhy (vague threat to Greg) and Ram-Ham (who Tim can overtake if he beats andy and reaches the final).....hmmm...



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Coria's out - retired. One less to overtake Andy.

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ramirez hidalgo is down a set and a break to dlouhy

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Ruben Ramirez-Hidalgo loses 6-4 6-2

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