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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
105  104  Boris Pashanski      407     414  49u-out  10    42    6
106  101  Thiago Alves         412     413     7u     6          5
107  102  Alexander Waske      411     411  27a-out  15     27  15
108  116  Gilles Muller        380     411  36s-out   5          5
109  103  Davide Sanguinetti   409     409     out    5      5   5
110  106  Lukas Dlouhy         407     407     out    8          8
111  117  Robert Kendrick      379     405  27l-out   1          1
112   96  Kevin Kim            429     403   1s-out   5     31   5
113  118  Fernando Vicente     378     395  31u-out   8     14   8
114  107  Andrei Pavel         393     393     out    5      5   5
115  110  Robin Vik            387     387     out    8          5
116  111  Guillermo Coria      385     385     out    5      5   5
117  113  Mark Philippoussis   382     382     out    0          0
118  114  Stefano Galvani      382     382     out    5          5
119 135  Amer Delic           325     380    60l     5          5
120  121  Alex Bogdanovic      369     379  14a-out   4          1
121  115  Diego Hartfield      380     377   1u-out   4      6   3
122  119  Konstantinos Economidis375   375   1a-out   5          4
123  123  Flavio Saretta       362     373  16u-out   5          1
124  120  Wesley Moodie        370     370   1a-out   5          5
125  124  Jiri Novak           361     356     out    1      5   0
126  125  Simone Bolelli       356     356   1a-out   4          4
127  138  Samuel Querrey       319     350  36s-out   5          5
128  137  Yen-Hsun Lu          320     350  35r-out   5          5
129  128  Carlos Berlocq       348     348   1u-out   8          6
130  122  Lukasz Kubot         368     345     out    5     27   4
131  126  Gorka Fraile         351     344   1u-out   5     12   5
131  132  Ivan Navarro-Pastor  336     338   7u-out   5          5
133  133  Kenneth Carlsen      336     336   6a-out   8          5
134  129  Rik de Voest         346     336   1r-out   5     14   4
135  127  Denis Gremelmayr     349     334     out    1     16   1
136  136  Ricardo Mello        321     332  16u-out   5          5

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

Seoul CH (s)     80 56 36 19 8 1(3)
Aracaju CH(u)    70 49 31 16 7 1(3)
Aachen CH (a)    60 42 27 14 6 1(3)
Louisville CH (l)60 42 27 14 6 1(3)
Rimouski CH ( r) 50 35 22 12 5 1(2)


Players in Bold are still active this week
Players in Italics advanced their rankings position on Saturday & Sunday
Underlined players were knocked out on Saturday & Sunday


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Korolev, Pashanski, Coria, Kubot, DeVoest and Gremelmayr drop places as points are defended from last year.


Edit:I had Coria defending too many points. As a result, Boggo does not rise any places!



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In Paris, Llodra qualified and climbs off the top of the table. Gabashvili  makes the qualifying round, and advances a place. He's now out unless he's a lucky loser.

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Nearly everyone around Boggo is playing somewhere this week.


Like last week, winning the tournament could see Alex break the top 100. However, any sort of good run could either be great rankings-wise or not make much of a difference depending on what those just above him do.


Similarly, a bad run could be really costly with a whole host of players waiting for the chance to overtake (it's the real aim of all non-British tennis players, to overtake the Brits ).


Those to put pins in to begin with are Moodie, Vicente, Economidis, and Hartfield above and Bolelli, Saretta, Berlocq and Fraile behind. Once a few people have gone out I will be more specific.



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Bad news.


Federer has pulled out and his spot is taken by Gabashvili as a lucky loser. He (Gabashvili that is) has a bye in the first round and will then face either Spadea or Thomas Johansson, if he wins that match he will overtake Alex.


Rob - I've edited the table to reflect that, hope you don't mind.



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imoen wrote:


Rob - I've edited the table to reflect that, hope you don't mind.


-- Edited by imoen at 14:50, 2006-10-30


 


thanks!



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I've updated the first post:


Alex advances one place to 120th, overtaking Moodie


Pashanski and Gabashvili also advance.


Economidis goes out in Aachen, De Voest goes out in Rimouski.


 


On Tuesday, Moodie  can leapfrog back over Boggo if he wins in Aachen. Pins in!


Later in the week, Gabashvili can overtake if he wins his R2 match in Paris on Wednesday against Spadea or Johansson (he has Roger Federer's bye in R1!). If Boggo goes out next round, Saretta and Bolelli  both need to reach the quarters to overtake


 



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RobC wrote:


On Tuesday, Moodie  can leapfrog back over Boggo if he wins in Aachen. Pins in!


 




Be kind of interesting if Moodie does win because he would then play Boggo in the 2nd round, with the winner being higher placed at the end of the week.


This could be more important than it looks, as last year after all the drop outs, I believe #120 was around the point of Last DA for the Aussie Open so these turf wars around #115-120 could take on a real significance in a few weeks time.


Obviously Boggo has Sunderland points to defend before he can think about being #120 at the time of the Aus Open cut off but a good week this week could defend most of them, therefore a match up with Moodie on wednesday could be pretty important in Boggo's immediate future.


 


 



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I've unstickied this thread due to having the player of the month poll now up and I've decided not to have more than 5 stickies in a section.

Superb news for Boggo in more ways than one is that his nemisis Wesley Moodie has gone out. He lost to German qualifier Philipp Petzschner in rd1; 6-4, 6-4. Boggo will face Petzschner in rd2.

Re: Gabashvilli in Paris: Him getting in as a lucky loser is kind of annoying but I'm pretty sure he won't overtake as I reckon Johansson will beat Spadea. If Johansson loses to Gabashvilli in rd2 I will sleep in the garden shed for 40 nights.

Saretta plays 6th seed Hartfield in rd1, so there's a good chance he won't be a threat this week.



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Carlson beat Bolelli which I think is good news!..

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seagull wrote:

Carlson beat Bolelli which I think is good news!..

Great stuff. Let's hope that Saretta and Gabashvili  can join the party

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Vicente beat Berlocq..again good and bad!

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seagull wrote:

Vicente beat Berlocq..again good and bad!

Vicente's 18th result is an 8: so this doesn't move him any further away from Alex, but it does knock out Berlocq. So more good than bad! Navarro- Pastor is next up for Vicente. Ideally Nav-Pas will win then go out in the quarters, so Alex can overtake Vicente but have his back covered......

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Can anyone shed any light on this:


Simone Bolelli got as far as the qualifying round in Basel last week, was beaten, but then got into the main draw as a lucky loser. He was beaten in the first round of the main draw.


Now I had him down as winning 10 points for that week:  5 for making the qualifying round, and another 5 for getting into the main draw, leaving him on 361 points - 6 up on the week.


However, both the ATP and steveg have him down as 356 points - which implies that he only got 5 points last week, and a look at the ATP points breakdown confirms this.


Steveg shows Basel qualifying as 1 point for a R2 defeat, 5 for a qualifying round defeat and 10 for qualifying 


Does anyone know the rules for lucky losers?  I've seen LLs in Masters Series get 43 points (8 points for reaching the qualifying round, then 35 points for winning R1, so those points do count in some tournaments?



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UltimateMackinFan wrote:


Re: Gabashvilli in Paris: Him getting in as a lucky loser is kind of annoying but I'm pretty sure he won't overtake as I reckon Johansson will beat Spadea. If Johansson loses to Gabashvilli in rd2 I will sleep in the garden shed for 40 nights.



Well you were right about Johansson......but have you laid out a mattress in that shed???

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