Members Login
Username 
 
Password 
    Remember Me  
Link Back -> Andrew Murray message board -> GB entries and rankings -> Andy's Competitors week 44 - Paris Masters
Post Info TOPIC: Andy's Competitors week 44 - Paris Masters
RobC


All-time great

Status: Offline
Posts: 6205
Date:
Andy's Competitors week 44 - Paris Masters
Permalink  

Here's the table (c)GC77 for the week of the 30th 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
10    8   Fernando Gonzalez    2115    1985  5P-out  55   135    50
11   13   Tommy Haas           1740    1890 225P-out 100   75    75
12   12   Marcos Baghdatis     1896    1876    out   20          15
13   10   Tomas Berdych        2080    1705 125P-out 175  500    25
14   14   David Ferrer         1595    1475  5P-out  25   125    20
15   17   Jarkko Nieminen      1340    1460 125P-out 40     5    75
16   16   Novak Djokovic       1465    1380  5P-out  25    90    20
17   19   Andy Murray          1310    1370 75P-out  15          15
18   20   Richard Gasquet      1290    1365 75P-out  20     0    15
19   15   Radek Stepanek       1565    1340    out   15   225    15
20   18   Lleyton Hewitt       1315    1315    out   75     0    15
21   27   Dominik Hrbaty       1003    1278  350P    63    75    63
22   22   Dmitry Tursunov      1175    1160 75P-out  60    90    60
23   23   Juan Carlos Ferrero  1155    1080    out    5    75     5
24   24   Mikhail Youzhny      1075    1075    out   15     0     8
25   25   Robin Soderling      1063    1028  5P-out  40          15
26   37   Marat Safin           890    1015 125P-out 25     0    20
26   26   Jose Acasuso         1010     995  5P-out  20          15
28   32   Sebastien Grosjean    935     965 35P-out   5     5     5
28   28   Agustin Calleri       968     963    out    5           5
29   29   Stanislas Wawrinka    958     950   35P    15    43     5
30   30   Kristof Vliegen       950     935 35P-out  40    50    15



Paris (P)500 350 225 125 75 35 5 (15 8 1 )


 


Players in Bold are still active this week


Players in Italics improved their rankings positions on Friday & Saturday
Underlined players were knocked out on Friday & Saturday

-- Edited by RobC at 16:15, 2006-10-29
-- Edited by RobC at 16:18, 2006-10-29
-- Edited by RobC at 19:23, 2006-10-29
-- Edited by RobC at 07:24, 2006-10-31
-- Edited by RobC at 22:14, 2006-10-31
-- Edited by Madeline at 23:08, 2006-10-31
-- Edited by RobC at 22:47, 2006-11-01
-- Edited by RobC at 07:23, 2006-11-02
-- Edited by RobC at 22:14, 2006-11-02
-- Edited by RobC at 22:16, 2006-11-02
-- Edited by RobC at 22:16, 2006-11-02
-- Edited by RobC at 23:20, 2006-11-03
-- Edited by RobC at 09:49, 2006-11-04



-- Edited by RobC at 18:12, 2006-11-04

__________________
btnet-narrow%20copy.gif
RobC


All-time great

Status: Offline
Posts: 6205
Date:
Permalink  

The main thing to note is that Gasquet, who missed Paris last year, is just 5 points behind Andy with the win in Lyon under his belt.


Meanwhile Berdych, Stepanek, Hrbaty and Wawrinka lose places because of points they are defending from last year.



__________________
btnet-narrow%20copy.gif
RobC


All-time great

Status: Offline
Posts: 6205
Date:
Permalink  

I've just read this:


The rule for the Tennis Masters Cup and the entry rankings is as follows: "The Entry System period is the immediate past 52 weeks, except for the Tennis Masters Cup, which is droppedon the Monday following the last ATP event of the following year."


 - so there'll be some changes to the table once I've checked what the points for the masters cup were.



__________________
btnet-narrow%20copy.gif
mkkreuk


Admin:Moderator + ATP qualifying

Status: Offline
Posts: 3592
Date:
Permalink  

RobC wrote:


I've just read this:


The rule for the Tennis Masters Cup and the entry rankings is as follows: "The Entry System period is the immediate past 52 weeks, except for the Tennis Masters Cup, which is droppedon the Monday following the last ATP event of the following year."


 - so there'll be some changes to the table once I've checked what the points for the masters cup were.




I think:


Federer loses 500 entry pts
Nalbandian loses 650 entry
Gonzo loses 100 entry pts
Ljubicic loses 100 entry pts
Davydenko loses 300 entry pts
Gaudio loses 200 entry pts



__________________
RobC


All-time great

Status: Offline
Posts: 6205
Date:
Permalink  

It only affects Gaudio among Andy's competitors: he dives down to 30th.

__________________
btnet-narrow%20copy.gif
imoen


Admin: Moderator+Tennis Legend

Status: Offline
Posts: 7255
Date:
Permalink  

Andy has the chance to gain a maximum of 7 places this week. That would require him to win the tournament, and the following to go out before they get beyond his reach (what round that is)


Nieminen (3)
Djokovic (final)
Ferrer (semis)
Berdych (quarters)
Haas (3)



__________________

To look at a thing is quite different from seeing a thing and one does not see anything until one sees its beauty


Oscar Wilde
Drew


Admin:Moderator + All Time Great + britishtennis.net correspondant

Status: Offline
Posts: 11280
Date:
Permalink  

imoen wrote:


Andy has the chance to gain a maximum of 7 places this week. That would require him to win the tournament, and the following to go out before they get beyond his reach (what round that is)


Nieminen (3)
Djokovic (final)
Ferrer (semis)
Berdych (quarters)
Haas (3)



Bethan wrote........would require him to win the tournament

Is that all ?...easy-peasy then

__________________

BTnet logo
imoen


Admin: Moderator+Tennis Legend

Status: Offline
Posts: 7255
Date:
Permalink  

A hold truck full of people can overtake Andy this week as so many points are on offer. Priority for the pins though is Gasquet who, as Rob said, is only 5 points behind and so need win only one more match than Andy to overtake.


Tursunov, Soderling and Acasuso are next on the list and I'll add more to it after Andy's first match when we know where things stand.


Because Andy has a bye first round his first match is crucial as it is basically worth 70 points. so mega pins into both Chela and Srichphan so nether of them have a chance!



__________________

To look at a thing is quite different from seeing a thing and one does not see anything until one sees its beauty


Oscar Wilde
imoen


Admin: Moderator+Tennis Legend

Status: Offline
Posts: 7255
Date:
Permalink  

Drew wrote:


imoen wrote:


Andy has the chance to gain a maximum of 7 places this week. That would require him to win the tournament, and the following to go out before they get beyond his reach (what round that is)


Nieminen (3)
Djokovic (final)
Ferrer (semis)
Berdych (quarters)
Haas (3)



Bethan wrote........would require him to win the tournament

Is that all ?...easy-peasy then


Absolutely, we might as well be realistic about Andy's chances.



__________________

To look at a thing is quite different from seeing a thing and one does not see anything until one sees its beauty


Oscar Wilde
RobC


All-time great

Status: Offline
Posts: 6205
Date:
Permalink  

First post updated for Monday's play: All quiet among the seeds above Andy.


Behind: Vliegen, Safin and Almagro  advance.  Acasuso is knocked out



__________________
btnet-narrow%20copy.gif
RobC


All-time great

Status: Offline
Posts: 6205
Date:
Permalink  

Ever - present competitor, Dmitri Tursunov beat Almagro in straights to move to just 140 points (semi final) behind Andy.

__________________
btnet-narrow%20copy.gif
Drew


Admin:Moderator + All Time Great + britishtennis.net correspondant

Status: Offline
Posts: 11280
Date:
Permalink  

Ginepri beat Ferrer

__________________

BTnet logo
RobC


All-time great

Status: Offline
Posts: 6205
Date:
Permalink  

Quite a day for the crowd behind Andy (Only Ferrer and Davydenko have played above him, Davydenko double bagelling Christophe Rochus).


Soderling and Almagro  join Acasuso on the bus home.


Tursunov, Safin, Grosjean and Wawrinka advance


 


Tomorrow sees Andy's match against Chela, and also Djokovic vs Mathieu, Niemenen  vs  Bracciali and Gasquet vs Wawrinka. 


I think you all know what you have to do!



__________________
btnet-narrow%20copy.gif
Madeline


Admin:Moderator + Tennis Legend

Status: Offline
Posts: 12091
Date:
Permalink  

The pins didn't work on Nieminen, but Djokovic bites the dust, beaten in two TB sets by Mathieu.

If Andy wins tonight he will be only 10 points behind Novak.

__________________
VSandhi20


Futures qualifying

Status: Offline
Posts: 1706
Date:
Permalink  

its says on the table that Djokovic is defending 90 points, which tourney?

__________________
1 2 3 4  >  Last»  | Page of 4  sorted by
 
Quick Reply

Please log in to post quick replies.
Link Back -> Andrew Murray message board -> GB entries and rankings -> Andy's Competitors week 44 - Paris Masters
Tweet this page Post to Digg Post to Del.icio.us


Create your own FREE Forum
Report Abuse 		Powered by ActiveBoard