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Andy's Competitors week 40


Here's the table (c)GC77 for Tokyo, Metz & Mons.  Please let me know if you spot any mistakes!


 


Running|-------Start of week-------|Running So 18th  Def1  19th
Rank rank   name                  points Points Far Result      Result

10    11    Fernando Gonzalez       1850  1850  out   55          50
11    12    Tomas Berdych           1830  1830  out   25          25
12    13    Radek Stepanek          1820  1785  out   60    60    25
13    10    Mario Ancic             1865  1750 60T-out 120 175    55
14    14    Tommy Haas              1700  1700  out  100          75
15    15    David Ferrer            1675  1675 5M-out 20          15
16    22    Novak Djokovic          1183  1350 175M    8           5
17    17    Juan Carlos Ferrero     1325  1325 5M-out 40          25
18    16    Jarkko Nieminen         1365  1315 60T-out 75  110    45
19    18    Lleyton Hewitt          1315  1315  out   40          15
20    19    Andy Murray             1301  1295 5T-out 21    21    15
21    20    Dmitry Tursunov         1280  1280 25T-out 60         60
22    21    Gaston Gaudio           1245  1245  out   20          15
23    23    Nicolas Kiefer          1125  1125  out    0           0
24    24    Mikhail Youzhny         1120  1120 5M-out 60          40
25    25    Jose Acasuso            1080  1080  out   20          15
26    28    Fernando Verdasco       1055  1055 5M-out 40          25
27    27    Dominik Hrbaty          1055  1043 5M-out 75    75    63
28    26    Richard Gasquet         1060  1035 15M-out 15   40    15
29    30    Agustin Calleri         1010  1003  out   15    15     8
30    31    Olivier Rochus          1010   990 21m-out 75   90    70


Tokyo(T)    250 175 110 60 25 15 5 (5 3 1)
Metz(M)     175 120 75 40 15 5 (5 )


Mons CH (m) 90 63 40 21 9 1 (3)


Players in italics gained places on Sunday
Underlined players went out on Sunday

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For a change, Andy will gain points if he wins his first (R2) match. He'll overtake Niemenen as well!


Ancic, Gasquet and Niemenen drop places as they're defending points from Tokyo and Metz last year. Andy's defending 21 points from the Mons challenger last year.


Ober to Imoen, to talk us through what's possible & who to fear this week



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Unfortunately the line to Imoen's down right now, so I'll try to fill you all in on the possibilities.


If Andy Wins  in Tokyo, he returns to 16th. No- one can overtake him.


If Andy makes the Final, he also returns to 16th. Ferrero can overtake if he wins in Metz, knocking Andy back to 17th.


If Andy makes the Semis, he also returns to 16th. Ferrero  can overtake if he makes the final in Metz. Tursunov can overtake if he wins in Tokyo, making it a worst case of 18th


If Andy makes the Quarters,  best case is again 16th. Ferrero (Semis,Metz), Niemenen(Semis,Tokyo), Tursunov(Final, Tokyo) and  Djokovic(Winner, Metz) can overtake. So worst case is a drop of 1 to 20th.


If Andy makes R3, best case is 18th. Niemenem(Q,T), Tursunov(F,T), Djokovic(W,M) can overtake. Worst case is a drop of 2 to 21st


If Andy loses in R2, best case is to stay at 19th. Tursunov(F,T), Djokovic(W,M) can overtake. Worst case is a drop of 2 to 21st.


To summarise: Only Djoko & Tursunov of those behind him can overtake Andy this week, and Dimo would need to be a finalist & Novak the winner of their tournaments to make it past.


Meanwhile Andy can overtake Niemenen with just a second round win (his first match), and get past JCF & Hewitt with a QF place. 


Pins into JCF, Niemenen, Tursunov and Djokovic.


JC Ferrero and Novak Djokovic will probably be in action on Monday or Tuesday


Edit: with Tursunov winning his final in Bombay on Monday, he gains a place and extra points, meaning that he only needs a Semi- finals place to overtake Andy if he goes out in R2 or R23.



-- Edited by RobC at 07:51, 2006-10-04

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Ferrer went out to Gicquel in R1 of Metz - good news for Andy's chances of overtaking once we reach the Masters series events!



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The table's updated for Monday & early Tuesday

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Ferrer was followed by Ferrero

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nads wrote:


Ferrer was followed by Ferrero



- so the field is clear for Andy to get back to number 16 or 17 with a QF place


The table's updated.


Hrbaty  also goes out.



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With Andy out, all eyes turn to Dmitry  Tursunov: if he gets to the semis, he'll overtake.


Also, Novak Djokovic in Metz can draw level if he reaches the final (but lose out on Masters & Grand Slam points) and overtake if hw wins.



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sterling job your doing Rob. and cograts on reaching 1000 posts. My internet connection is non existant at the moment so I'm unable to help out or be around much for the next week or so.


Hopefully Tursunov doesn't overtake, if the courts are really quick that should be in our favour as Tursunov a) MUST be exhausted by now and b) may have difficulties adapting to the new surface after winning in India.



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Updated for Wednesday: Youzhny and Verdasco go out.


Djoko's in action in Metz right now: looking like he's going to bagel Bracciali



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Dmitri went out to Tim's closest competitor, Hyung- Taik Lee Djoko  breezed through 6-0, 6-3.

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The table's updated. Tursunov and Gasquet go out


Just Novak Djokovic  left as a threat now: all pins on Novak!



-- Edited by RobC at 21:34, 2006-10-05

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The table's updated again.


Niemenen gains a place - going level on points with Hewitt. and then out.


Ancic and Rochus also go out.


Djokovic advances a place: He's breathing down Dimo & Andy's necks, and looking very dangerous in Metz: just Grosjean, Melzer and Gicquel left there with him


Pins into young Novak, please!


 



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I ALWAYS liked Grosjean. Allez, Seb!

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Grosjean vs Djokovic has started. 2-2 in the first.



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