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Here's the table (c)GC77 for the week of the 6th November.  Please let me know if anything's wrong!


 


No Andy's competitors this week: none of them are playing.


No Tim's competitors this week: Only HT Lee is playing (Busan), and he can't overtake. 


 


 


Running     Start of week                   Running So    18th    Def1  19th
Rank  rank  name                    points  Points  Far   Result        Result
105   105   Boris Pashanski         414     420  16b-out 10             6
106   104   Olivier Marach          417     417     out  12             8
107   112   Kevin Kim               403     414  16n-out  5             5
108   106   Thiago Alves            413     413     out   6             6
109   107   Alexander Waske         411     411  12E-out  15            15
110   108   Gilles Muller           411     411   1n-out  5             5
111   109   Davide Sanguinetti      409     409     out   5             5
112   111   Robert Kendrick         405     405   1N-out  1             1
113   113   Fernando Vicente        395     395   1b-out  8             8
114   119   Amer Delic              380     393    27N    5      14     5
115   114   Andrei Pavel            393     393     out   5             5
116   116   Guillermo Coria         385     385     out   5             0
117   115   Robin Vik               387     384   1B-out  8       8     5
118   117   Mark Philippoussis      382     383     out   0             0
119   118   Stefano Galvani         382     382     out   5             5
120   120   Alex Bogdanovic         379     378   1B-out  5       5     4
121   130   Lukasz Kubot            345     376  36B-out  4       5     3
122   128   Yen-Hsun Lu             350     376  31n-out  5             5
123   122   Konstantinos Economidis 375     375   1B-out  5             4
124   121   Diego Hartfield         377     372   1b-out  3       6     1
125   124   Wesley Moodie           370     370     out   5             5
126   127   Samuel Querrey          350     361  16n-out  5             5
127   126   Simone Bolelli          356     360   8B-out  4             4
129   129   Carlos Berlocq          348     356  16b-out  8             6
128   125   Jiri Novak              356     356     out   0             0
130   131   Gorka Fraile            344     344   1b-out  5             5
131   132   Ivan Navarro-Pastor     338     340   7b-out  5             5
132   123   Flavio Saretta          373     336   1b-out  5      42     5
133   133   Kenneth Carlsen         336     336   8B-out  8             6
134   134   Rik de Voest            336     336   1N-out  4             3
135   138   Ilija Bozoljac          325     335  14N-out  4            1

BRATISLAVA (B)          80 56 36 19 8 1(3) 
Buenos Aires(b)         70 49 31 16 7 1(3)   
Busan (n)               70 49 31 16 7 1(3)   
NASHVILLE(N)            60 42 27 14 6 1(3)   
ECKENTAL(E)             50 35 22 12 5 1(2)


 


Players in Bold are still active this week
Players in italics advanced rankings places on Friday & Saturday
Underlined players lost their match on Friday & Saturday.



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Alex starts the week with his highest ever points tally.


There's only three competitors behind Boggo not in action this week, and only five ahead.  As a result it could be expensive if he were to go out early. Similarly, he's unlikely to advance far until the end of the week. With the points on offer in Bratislava, though, he could make it into the top 90 with a win, and the top 100 with a finals berth.


 Bethan, I'm sure will let us know who to target with those world famous voodoo doll pins!



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With Delic  winning in Louisville, Alex starts the week at 120th, but instantly climbs to 119th, as Delic's 14 points from Nashville last year drop off.


Target number 2, Vik  plays threat number 9,  Kubot in Bratislave tomorrow. Target number 6, Dlouhy plays Teimuraz, "The shed" Gabashvili. Threat 12,  Carlsen's up against Jan Minar.


In Buenos Aires, Threat number 2, Hartfield will overtake if he beats Marin Threats 8, 10 & 11, Fraile, Navarro- Pastor & Saretta also play tomorrow.


In Korea, target 4,  Kim  plays tomorrow morning, as does target 7, Muller. In Nashville, there's nly Rik deVoest (threat 13) playing, with no competitors playing tomorrow in Eckental.


So first targets would have to be Hartfield & Vik!


 



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Kim and Querrey won in Busan this morning

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RobC wrote:


Teimuraz, "The shed" Gabashvili.  




Brilliant nickname!


I think we can forget about Querrey. The pins clearly don't work on him and he's destined for the top 50



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Vik's a set down against Kubot

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Kubot wins 62 63!

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johnnylad wrote:

Kubot wins 62 63!

Excellent stuff. Now, to overtake, we just need Alex to win his first two matches.......

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"The Shed" is on court now against Dlouhy.  Let's hope he can do Boggo a favour this week!


Carlsen won earlier , but doesn't advance.


 



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The Shed loses. Dlouhy's  still in but doesn't advance.


The table's updated for Monday's action in Europe (or will be in about 2 minutes)



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So first targets would have to be Hartfield & Vik!





 Excellent pin work!  After Vik going out yesterday, the overnight results show Hartfield being knocked out in Buenos Aires.


Also in Argentina, Fraile and Saretta went out, while Navarro- Pastor survived.


deVoest went out in Nashville, Muller  in Busan



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Alex plays today, as do Bolelli(threat number 3) and Economidis(threat 1) in Bratislava. Economidis draws level if he wins and Alex loses.


Target number 6, Waske, plays in Eckental; Vicente (target 2), Berlocq(threat 5) and Pashanski(target 7) play in Buenos Aires;


Threat number 2, Delic, along with target 1, Philippoussis and target 3, Kendrick play in Nashville. Lu(threat 5), Querrey(threat 4) and Kim(target 4)  play tomorrow AM in Busan.


So plenty of pin- work required, ladies:


I'd suggest Econimidis and Sluiter today, then switch to Vicente this afternoon; then  Philippousis, Kendrick & Delic this evening, with an overnight switch into Lu, Querrey & Kim......... phew - might wear the pins out!


 



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So plenty of pin- work required, ladies:


I'd suggest Econimidis and Sluiter today, then switch to Vicente this afternoon; then  Philippousis, Kendrick & Delic this evening, with an overnight switch into Lu, Querrey & Kim......... phew - might wear the pins out!



Excellent work on Economidis. Bolelli beat him 0 & 4, and promotes himself to Threat number 2 - ah well, that's for tomorrow or Thursday.  OK, pins out of the Greek & into Sluiter!

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Table updated for Alex's loss to Sluiter. He ends up with one less ranking point, as he was defending 5 from last year, which are replaced by his 19th score - a 4.


We should now concentrate on threats rather than targets, I guess:


Delic, Berlocq and Lu are the men to fear today and tonight. No- one can overtake with their next match, but  Delic  can if he makes the quarters.


Then there's Bolelli (SF, Bratislava), Querrey OR  Lu (F, Busan), Berlocq OR Navarro-Pastor (F, Buenos Aires), Kubot OR Carlsen (F, Bratislava),Mello or Hernandez(W, BA), Bozoljac (W, Nashville), Peya (W, Busan) and  Zib (W, Bratislava). 13 in total.


A maximum of 9 can overtake, giving Alex a worst case week- ending position of 128


- Of course, they could all end up losing before they overtake


 



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Table updated at the end of play in Europe, and half- way through in Argentina.


Vicente went out to  Berlocq


 



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