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Same as Andy's table, I'm posting this ahead of both the rankings and tennisfacts so it's subject to change depending on how many mistakes I've made!! Any you spot, let me know.


Running|----------Start of week-------|  Running   So     18th   Def    19th  
Rank rank          Name          Points  Points    Far   Result        Result
45    52    Florent Serra          755      815    75-out   15     -      -
46    46    Arnaud Clement         812      802   5-out     15     -      -
47    54    Stanislas Wawrinka     728      798   75-out    5     -      -
48    42    Carlos Moya            855      785   5-out     75     -      -
49    47    Fabrice Santoro        811      781   5-out      -    35      -
50    49    Alberto Martin         779      779   5-out      -     5      -
51    50    Julien Benneteau       773      773   5-out      5     -      -            
52    51    Gilles Simon           771      756    35-out    -    50      -
53    53    Flippo Volandri        740      750     out      -     5     15
54    44    Mikhail Youzhny        835      745    35-out    -   125      -
55    56    Max  Mirnyi            710      740    35-out    -     5      -
56    60    Davide Sanguinetti     655      690 50-out  15     -     14
57    58    Ruben Ramirez Hidalgo  682      682     out      7     -      6
58    57    Paul-Henri Mattieu     690      660   5-out      -    35      -
59    65    Mardy Fish             616      646    35-out    5     -      -
60    61    Florian Mayer          644      644     G-5     19     -     16    
61    55    Luis Horna             727      642     out      -    90      5
62    59    Tim Henman             670      640   5-out      -    35      -
63    62    Philipp Kohlschreiber  634      634     out     12     -      5
64    64    Feliciano Lopez        625      625   5-out      -     5      -
65    63    Daniele Bracciali      627      617   5-out     15     -      -
66    66    Bjorn Phau             614      605   5-out     14     -      -
67    67    Nicolas Mahut          600      605  20-out     15     -     12
68    68    Christophe Rochus      595      605     out      -     5     15
69    69    Ivo Karlovic           586      586     out      5     -      5
70    73    Hyung-Taik Lee         532      576   50-out    6     -      5
71    70    Andreas Seppi          581      565  20-out     36     -     27
72    71    Juan Monaco            564      564     out      5     -      5
73    72    Jurgen Melzer          550      560     out      -     5     15
74    81    Justin Gimelstob       493      531   50-out   12     -     10
75    82    Albert Montanes        519      519  C1-out      8     -      -
76    80    Andrei Pavel           504      514     out      -     5     15
77    76    Simon Greul            509      509     out      7     -      5
78    77    Guillermo Garcia Lopez 508      505     out      -     8      5
79    78    Paul Goldstein         507      497   5-out     15     -      -
80    90    Vince Spadea           450      495  50-out      -     5      -
81    75    Wesley Moodie          510      495     out      -    20      5


Cincinnati points: |Q5|Q8|Q15|5|35|75|125|225|350|500


Graz(G) points: |1|5|12|22|35|50|



-- Edited by imoen at 00:03, 2006-08-18

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As you can see, Tim has dropped two places at the start of the week because of his defending.


As last week he is right on the edge of the cut off for Cincinnati so many people just below him are taking the week off. However, there is a group poised to overtake him:


Bracciali, Lopez, Fish and Phau. Further back the threats are Goldstein and anyone who qualifies for Cinci. (I'll check that in a mo!)


Ahead, Tim would gain three or four places by reaching rd2, however he plays Murray and beyond that possibly Federer so the likelihood of progressing is low. I'll give more info tomorrow morning when the rankings are updated and everything is definite (ie I'll know who's qualified etc).



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I've added onto the table the qualifiers for Cincy.


The old fav Sanguinetti is back. And Mahut, Seppi and Lee join those lining up to overtake Tim.



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Table updated. Tim drops another place as Fish reaches the second round.


Bracciali, Lopez and Phau all play today so watch out for them. Tim also plays today.



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Phau and Lopez both lost, but Bracciali is putting up a spirited fight with Roddick.

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I have updated the table on page 1 as Imoen doesn't seem to be around. I haven't a clue how to put the formatting right though!

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Madeline wrote:

I have updated the table on page 1 as Imoen doesn't seem to be around. I haven't a clue how to put the formatting right though!

will get on it...

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Thank you both.


Good news is the immediate threats to Tim all went out! Bad news is he's now being chased by three qualifiers,


Lee, Gimlestob and Spadea.


So worst case for Tim is that all three overtake: drop to 65 (6 down on last week)


Best case none overtake: drop to 62 (3 down on last week.)



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Some good pinwork people, (I'm sure it was the pins and not the opponent) Lee lost to Nadal.


And then there were two.


Gimlestob is currently on court against Soderling.


Spadea is also currently on court playing Chela.


Keep the pins sticking in hard.



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Gimelstob and Spadea both lost

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yep. Tim is now safe for the week at 62, not too bad concidering 26 people could have overtaken him at the beginning of the week.



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Table updated for the end of round 2. the only people left in are Wawrinka and Serra who both got scalps. They will either jump off the top of the table tomorrow or go out so the table will probably be finished off tomorrow evening.


Tim has lost a total of 3 places this week.


Please head over to Andy's thread to make use of all your spare pins.



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Both Serra and Wawrinka went out today so the table is complete.

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