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Here's the table (c)GC77 for the week of the 23rd October.  Please let me know if anything's wrong!


 


Running     Start of week               Running So   18th  Def1  19th
Rank  rank  name                  points Points Far Result      Result
105   117   Kristian Pless          382   407 35n-out 10           8
106   108   Lukas Dlouhy            390   407 25S-out  8           5
107   106   Andrei Pavel            393   393 25S-out  5     25    5
108   107   Sergio Roitman          391   391 1m-out   6      6    6
109   109   Michael Llodra          390   390 20L-out  5     20    1
110    81   Robin Vik               489   387 5S-out  10    110    8
111   103   Guillermo Coria         405   385   out    5     25    5
112   105   Rainer Schuettler       399   385 5S-out   5     19    5
113   111   Mark Philippoussis      387   382   out    0      5    0
114   113   Stefano Galvani         382   382   out    5           5
115   110   Diego Hartfield         387   380 7m-out   4     14    3
116   114   Gilles Muller           380   380   out    5           5
117   115   Robert Kendrick         379   379   out    1           1
118   116   Fernando Vicente        378   378 7m-out   8           8
119   121   Konstantinos Economidis 367   375 12n-out  4           3
120   135   Wesley Moodie           325   370 60S-out  5     15    5
121   120   Alex Bogdanovic         369   369 1n-out   4           1
122   119   Lukasz Kubot            372   367 15S-out  5     19    4
123   133   Flavio Saretta          332   362 31m-out  1           1
124   122   Jiri Novak              361   361 25B-out  1     25    0
125   124   Simone Bolelli          355   356 10B-out  4           3
126   126   Gorka Fraile            351   351 1m-out   5           5
127   127   Denis Gremelmayr        349   349   out    1           1
128   131   Carlos Berlocq          338   348 16m-out  6           5
129   129   Rik de Voest            346   346   out    5           4
130   125   Teimuraz Gabashvili     354   345 5S-out   6     15    5
131   130   Ramon Delgado           344   344   out    5           1
132   132   Ivan Navarro-Pastor     336   336 1m-out   5           5
133   118   Kenneth Carlsen         374   336 22n-out  8     60    5
134   134   Albert Portas           328   328   out    5           5
135   123   Amer Delic              355   325   out    5     35    5
136   139   Ricardo Mello           319   321 7m-out   5      5    5



Basel(B)                250 175 110 60 25 5 (10 5 1)
Lyon(L)                 225 155 100 55 20 5 (10)
St Petersburg (S)    250 175 110 60 25 5 (10)

Montevideo CH (m)   70 49 31 16 7 1 (3)
Nottingham CH (n)    50 35 22 12 5 1 (2)


 


Players in Bold are still active this week


Players in Italics improved their ranking on  Friday & Saturday


Underlined players went out on  Friday & Saturday.

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Boggo's yo- yo existence continues.  This week, he's not defending any points, and so starts the week by climbing two places from 120th to 118th. Carsen  & Kubot drop behind him.  Edit: Llodra's win in Kolding means he no longer drops behind Alex. Philippoussis's win means that he no longer drops behind Alex. Hartfield's win means that Alex ends week 42 at 120th rather than 119th. The end result of all the finals is that Alex starts at 120th rather than 119th, and climbs to 118th rather than 115th as the defended points drop off.


This was posted before we know the result of the week 42 Llodra- Sluiter final in Kolding, the Philippousis - Delic final in Calabasas, and the Hartfield final in Bogota. These will affect both Alex's starting position and how many competitors drop behind him this week.  Edit: I've updated this post to reflect that now.


Alex is now in some exalted company.  Coria and Johansson join Novak and Pavel as ex- top 10 players now slumming it with Alex and his peers.


Others dropping places are Schuettler, Delgardo, Novak and Delic.


Over to Bethan - do we have sharper pins for Boggo this week?



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I've been sharpening the pins all day so hopefully they'll work this week.


Firstly the good news: Alex has a sniff of a chance of breaking the top 100 this week! Here's how that could happen. (Don't get your hopes up too much as it requires a lot of things to go Boggo's way - UBF this is aimed at you )


If Alex wins first round he will not gain any places.


Second round, he will gain a possible four places, providing Pavel, Llodra, and Hartfield all lose their first round matches and Waske fails to reach the semis.


A quarter final win will see Alex move up at least three places and potentially 8 if Vik, Johansson and Scheuttler all go out first round (and Vik has less mandatory points than Alex, I'm not sure if he does or not) and pless falls before the quarters whilst Vicente goes out before the semis.


A semi final win would see Alex raise his ranking a possible three more places (one definite) if Doulhy went out first round and Roitman followed before the quarter final stage.


Winning the tournament would see Alex gain one more place with a further three up for grabs, providing Pashanski and Devilder didn't reach the quarters and Alves failed to get to the semis.


Best case would see Alex at 415 points, and 98 in the rankings so if two or more of the above mentioned competitors went a round further than I've said it wouldn't happen regardless of what Alex does this week. However, we can but dream!


Dangers from behind coming up next...



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The following threats and the level they require to overtake are based on the premise that Boggo goes out first round.


Economonidis(qf), Bolelli(2), Kunitsyn(qf), Gabashvili(qf), Fraile(s), Novak(qf), Navarro Pastor(s), Berlocq(f), Saretta(f), Mello(w), Lu(w), Carlsen(w), Eschauer(w), Moodie(qf), Zib(s).


A max of two threats can overtake in Nottingham. A max of 2 from Montevideo (or whatever that one's called). All 3 in Basel can overtake (but don't worry two of them face Gonzalez and Federer in round one so it's unlikely!). A max of 2 can overtake in St Petersburg.


So worst case for Boggo this week is a drop of 9 places to 126(127 if Delic has won in Calabasas)



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The table and the first post have been updated to reflect the results of the Challenger finals overnight: Alex starts at 120th rather than 119th, and climbs to 118th rather than 115th as the defended points drop off his competitors


Last week wasn't a good one for Alex's ranking. Hopefully this week will see his luck changing.



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incredibly congested up there! a semi-final place could see him shoot up the rankings with a bit of luck!

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Fingers crossed!


Table updated: Thanks Bethan for spotting that Kunitsyn and Gabashvili got St Petersburg wildcards. Also Johansson's 5 points better off than I'd thought.



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Gabashvilli out - and he served for the match!

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Gabashvilli out - and he served for the match!


That's what you get for getting on the wrong side of this boards vodoo society!


That's really good news.



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More results from St Petersburg:


Vik's gone out to a Latvian wildcard called Gulbis.


Kubot's qualified: he's now just a point behind Alex He plays Sluiter next: time for Ramon to do Alex a favour!


Gabashvilli's conqueror was  Moodie,who shoots up onto the table: he'll overtake if he beats the winner of Davydenko vs Santoro.


 



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The table's updated.


Kubot, Kunitsyn, Saretta and Moodie advance.


Vik, Fraile and Gabashvili go out.


So far so good for Alex.


Boggo himself, Economidis, Waske, Pless and Lu  play in Nottingham today.


Vicente, Berlocq and Navarro- Pastor play in Montevideo.


Novak plays in Basel. Schuettler and Pavel play in St Petersburg.


 No- one can overtake Alex today, and he can't overtake anyone.  Novak & Economidis are the biggest threats. Pavel and Waske are the closest targets.



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Novak's  a set down against countryman Hajek

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Pavel's  beaten Cilic & jumps away from Boggo's reach - he'll need to get to the final to overtake him now

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Hajec retired when a set up against him, so Novak wins  and will overtake Alex if he wins his R2 match.

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Thomas Johansson has won his R1 match in St Pete's and puts 20 more points between himself & Alex.  Alex needs to win the tournament to overtake him now

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