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Here's this week's table, for Tokyo, Metz, Mons & Quito (c)GC77. It's issued before the final results from Tulsa are in. 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
105   102   Boris Pashanski         411   411   out  14          10
106   108   Danai Udomchoke         397   407 15T-out 5      5    5
107   109   Kristian Pless          396   396 15T-out 8           5
108   110   Lukas Dlouhy            393   393 1m-out  8           5
109   111   Nicolas Devilder        393   393 1m-out  1      1    1
110   113   Marcos Daniel           390   390 5T-out  5           5
111   114   Stefano Galvani         389   389  5T-out 5           5
112   115   Alejandro Falla         383   383  1m-out 1           1
113   116   Rik de Voest            382   382  5T-out 5           4
114   112   Denis Gremelmayer       390   381   out   4     10    1
115   107   Gilles Muller           400   380  1m-out 5     25    5
116   118   Carlos Berlocq          373   373   out  12           8
117   119   Ramon Delgado           370   370  5T-out 5           5
118   126   Alexander Waske         359   369 25T-out 15    15   15
119   146   Alex Bogdanovic         305   367 63m-out 1           1
120   121   Konstantinos Economidis 365   367  5T-out 3           3
121   130   Jiri Novak              341   365 25T-out 1           0
122   123   Igor Kunitsyn           364   364  out    9           8
123   122   Teimuraz Gabashvili     365   362  1m-out 8      9    6 
124   125   Flavio Saretta          360   360   out   5           5
125   120   Albert Portas           365   358   out   5     12    5
126   124   Kenneth Carlsen         362   342 15T-out 5     25    5
127   128   Simone Bolelli          348   348  1m-out 4           4
128   129   Gorka Fraile            345   345   out   5           5
129   131   Ivan Navarro Pastor     338   338   out   5           5
130   117   Mark Philippoussis      376   336   out   0     40    0
131   132   Robert Kendrick         336   336   out   1           1
132   127   Lukasz Kubot            348   330   out   4     21    3
133    73   Wesley Moodie           550   325 25T-out 5    250    5
134   134   Amer Delic              324   324   out   5           5
135   135   Ilia Bozoljac           322   322   out   1           1
136   133   Michael Llodra          335   321   1m    5     15    1
137   136   Sam Querrey             319   319   out   5           5
138   147   Yen-Hsun Lu             304   319 20T-out 5           5
139   137   Ivo Minar               318   318   out   5      5    5
140   138   Michael Russell         317   317   out   5           3
141   139   Diego Hartfield         316   316 1q-out  1           1
142   140   Werner Eschauer         315   315   out   3           1
143   148   Yeu-Tzuoo Wang          304   313 15T-out 6           5
144   141   Alexander Peya          312   312   out   1           1
145   142   Greg Rusedski           310   310   out  10           5
146   143   Tomas Zib               310   310 1m-out  8      5    5
147   144   Ricardo Mello           308   308   out   5      5    5
148   145   Paul Capdeville         306   306   out   5           4
149   149   Andre Agassi            300   300   out   5           0
150   152   Federico Luzzi          298   298   out   5           4
151   153   George Bastl            296   296   out   5           3
152   150   Michael Berrer          299   295 5T-out  5      9    5
153   151   Andreas Vinciguerra     298   294   out   0      4    0
154   154   Oscar Hernandez         287   280   out   5     12    5
155   157   Bobby Reynolds          276   276   out   5           5
156   160   Frederico Gil           262   262   out   1           1
157   161   Tomas Cakl              261   261   out   1           1
158   156   Peter Luczak            279   260   out   3     20    1
159   188   Marco Chiudinelli       215   255  40m-out 0           0
160   162   Younes El Aynaoui       260   255   out   0      5    0


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)
Quito CH (q) 50 35 22 12 5 1(2)


 


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Greg gains a place to 141 as the week begins. Boggo's at 146. Moodie drops a massive 72 points to sit behind Boggo as his Tokyo win from last year drops off.  Lu qualifies for Tokyo, and overtakes alex, cancelling this out.


Llodra, Carlsen, Philipousis, Kubot, Berrer and Vinciguerra also lose places, meanwhile Montcourt, Marin and Hehnel drop off the table.


Edit: Llodra's victory in Grenoble, and Lu's qualification for Tokyo happened late on Sunday. Until they happened, both Greg & Alex had advanced 2: Llodra was behind them both and Lu was behind Boggo. I've changed this post accordingly.



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Alex just needs to win his first round match to become Britain's new Number 3.


 


If Alex Wins in Mons, he could climb to WR 108, however there are plenty of other players who if they get just a few points would knock him out of the top 110.


If he reaches the Final,  he could climb to 119, but again would probably end up somewhere in the top 130.


If he reaches the Semis, he could climb to 127, and is unlikely to be pushed out of the top 130.


If he reaches the Quarters, he could climb to 132, and is unlikely to be pushed much lower.


If he goes out in Round 2,  he would climb to 140, and then probably be knocked back 3 or 4 places.


If he loses in the first round, there are a number who can overtake easily: Moodie, Lu and Wang would overtake with a win in R1 in Tokyo.


Pins into these three and Zib,  who Alex would overtake if he won R1.


Edit: changed to reflect Llodra and Navarro Pastor's improved positions after Sunday's matches.



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Wang starts the week badly with a win in Tokyo. Greg & Alex both get knocked down a place.


Michael Berrer's up soon in Japan. He'll overtake Boggo if he wins. Zib plays tonight in Mons.



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Hopefully Schuettler will win against Berrer. The last time they played, Berrer won in 3. Berrer will be coming from Mumbai so it'll be quite a change in surface. Unfortunately Schuettler's not in particularly good form, losing in Bangkok rd2 to Zverev last week while Berrer took a set off Robredo in Mumbai rd2.

Moodie's got a bye through to rd2 in Tokyo, he's seeded there, how has he dropped so low ? He was in the 70s last week ?

Who's Lu playing in rd1 of Tokyo ?

Zib should get knocked out tonight, he's playing 7th seeded Belgian giant Dick Norman who's virtually impossible to break indoors when he's in a rhythm on serve. He's also playing in front of his home crowd, one of the rare occasions he gets to do so, he'll be pumped up for that match

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Moodie's got a bye through to rd2 in Tokyo, he's seeded there, how has he dropped so low ? He was in the 70s last week ?

Who's Lu playing in rd1 of Tokyo ?

Zib should get knocked out tonight, he's playing 7th seeded Belgian giant Dick Norman who's virtually impossible to break indoors when he's in a rhythm on serve. He's also playing in front of his home crowd, one of the rare occasions he gets to do so, he'll be pumped up for that match






Moodie is defending 250 points - he won Tokyo last year, believe it or not, and that makes up almost half of all his ranking points.


Lu's a qualifier, so he'll be up against Udomchoke, Waske, Vicente, Iwabuchi, Delgardo or another qualifier.


Edit: Looks like the draw's been made: Lu's up against Delgardo in tomorrow's OOP. The Berrer match was postponed until then as well.



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Wow, Moodie must have played well that week, who did he beat to win it ?

Hmmm, Lu-Delgado is a match which could probably go either way. Delgado beat Del Potro last week, but Del Potro was struggling with a stomach upset

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UltimateBoggoFan wrote:

Wow, Moodie must have played well that week, who did he beat to win it ?

Hmmm, Lu-Delgado is a match which could probably go either way. Delgado beat Del Potro last week, but Del Potro was struggling with a stomach upset


It must have been the form of his life: He beat:


R1: Wang
R2: (6)Youzhny
R3: (11)Horna
QF: (2)Stepanek
SF: (7)Niemenen
F:   (5)Ancic


- so seeds all the way!


(To clarify: Lu overtook Alex by qualifying. He overtakes Greg if he wins his 1st round match)



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Gosh, that's an impressive list of players, shows what Moodie can do when he's on form and his serve is firing. He must have been red-hot that week.

If Alex loses to Falla, is he likely to slide several places ? Are the players ranked immediately above him, defending many points this week ?

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The table's updated for Monday's matches


Wang overtakes Both Greg & Alex . Novak and Carlsen also advance.


Zib  goes out behind Greg, as do  Luczak and El Ayanoui  behind Boggo (in Qualifying in Metz).


The Threats today are Berrer to Alex & Greg, and Lu to Greg.



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......And Berrer  goes out to Schuettler in Tokyo today.


(Unfortunately, Lu won his match and overtakes Greg)


So only Moodie  is an immediate threat to Alex & Greg if Alex goes out in R1.



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UltimateBoggoFan wrote:

If Alex loses to Falla, is he likely to slide several places ? Are the players ranked immediately above him, defending many points this week ?


He's already slid one, with Lu overtaking, and can go down another if Moodie wins. However, there's no- one else on the table below him still playing this week (they all have "out" in the "So Far" column), so the only threats are from players in the 160s & 170s, who need to do really well to overtake (>60 points).


As for the players immediately above him, the points defended have alrady been taken into account on the table (that's why Moodie's suddenly appeared here, and Philippousis). You'll see that there's a lot of players within 20 points of Alex (QF in Mons), and that most are not in action this week - just Lu, Wang, Hartfield & Llodra.


 



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Alex is the new British number Three!, jumping from 147th to 142nd.  Greg drops to 144.



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So if Alex can find a way past Sluiter he'll move up into the low 130s which would be excellent

Have we got to hope that Lu, Moodie and Wang all lose in rd2 ?

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UltimateBoggoFan wrote:


Have we got to hope that Lu, Moodie and Wang all lose in rd2 ?


- and Llodra loses his R1 in Mons, and Harfield doesn't make the quarters in Quito


If he does beat Sluiter, though, the worst case is still a climb to 137th. Best case is 131st.



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