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Here's the table (c)GC77 for the week of the 20th November.  It's done before Tennisfacts have updated. Please let me know if anything's wrong!



 


No Andy's competitors this week; No Tim's competitors this week.


 


 


Running     Start of week              Running   So   18th  Def1  19th
Rank  rank  name               points  Points    Far Result      Result
120   104   Raemon Sluiter       420     375     out   5    50     5
121   123   Alex Bogdanovic      374     374    50s    1     50    1
122   124   Dick Norman          372     372   1-out   6           5
123   125   Wesley Moodie        370     370     out   5           5
124   126   Boris Pashanski      366     366     out  15          10
125   120   Lukasz Kubot         381     363     out   5     22    4
126   136   Ilija Bozoljac       337     360  27n-out  4           4
127   128   Simone Bolelli       360     360     out   5           4
128   134   Ivan Navarro-Pastor  340     357  22s-out  5     5     5
139   130   Jiri Novak           356     356     out   0           0
130   127   Samuel Querrey       361     354     out   5     12    5
131   118   Diego Hartfield      382     347  14n-out  1     49    1
132   129   Carlos Berlocq       356     346    60n    12    70    8
133   131   Tomas Zib            345     345     out   5           5
134   132   Gorka Fraile         344     344     out   5           5
135   133   Ricardo Mello        343     343     out   5           5
136   135   Rik de Voest         338     338     out   5           4
137   137   Kenneth Carlsen      336     336     out   8           8
138   138   Denis Gremelmayr     334     334     out   1           1
139   140   Alexander Peya       332     331   5k-out  1     7     0
140   141   Albert Portas        328     328     out   5           5
141   139   Ernests Gulbis       334     328     out   1     7     1
142   142   Guillermo Canas      324     324     out   5           5
143   143   Oscar Hernandez      324     324     out   5           5
144   146   Michael Russell      315     320     6n-out  1           1
145   144   Werner Eschauer      317     317     out   4           3
146   145   Andreas Vinciguerra  315     315     out   0           0
147   147   Federico Luzzi       311     311     out   4           4
148   149   Paul Capdeville      306     306     out   5           5
149   148   Yeu-Tzuoo Wang       311     306     out   5     10    5
150   150   Andre Agassi         300     300     out   0           0
151   157   Mischa Zverev        268     298  35s-out  5           4


Naples (n)              60 42 27 14 6 1 3 
Kawana(k)               50 35 22 12 5 1 2 
Puebla(p)               50 35 22 12 5 1 2 
Shrewsbury(s)           50 35 22 12 5 1 2


 


Players in bold are still in action this week.


Underlined players were knocked out of tournaments on Saturday & Sunday


Players in italics  improved their ranking on Saturday & Sunday.


 



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Boggo's points from winning the Sunderland Challenger drop off this week, sending him tumbling down the rankings to WR 140


Suddenly we're in a whole new set of competitors.


Berlocq and Hartfield are also defending big points from last year, so join him down here.


Not many in action this week, so if Alex does well in Shrewsbury, he should be able to claw back a lot of places.


the mainthreat is Russell,  who overtakes if he makes the quarters in Naples, and Alex loses in R1.



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I've updated the table. Alex draws level with Portas, but doesn't overtake, as Portas played both Wimbledon & Roland Garros round 1, while Alex only has his wimbly wildcard.



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With very little else to think about tonight, I've been through the permutations for alex's ranking this week:


 


If Alex Wins the Tournament He'll advance up to 121st - up 2. Norman can overtake if he makes the QF in Shrewsbury; Hartfield or  Bozoljac can overtake if they are finalists in Naples; Peya if he wins in Kawana, and  Russell if he wins in Naples.  A max of three can overtake, so worst case is WR 124th - down 1.


If Alex is a finalist: He'll advance up to 127th - down 4. Navarro-Pastor will overtake him if he's the other finalist in Shrewsbury; Bozoljac and Hartfield need to make the Naples semis; Peya needs the Kawana final, and  Russell must win in Naples. A max of four can overtake, so worst case is 131st - down 8.


If Alex makes the semis:  He'll get up to 128th. Navarro-Pastor will overtake him if he makes the quarters in Shrewsbury; Bozoljac and Hartfield need to make the Naples quarters; Peya needs the Kawana semis, Russell must be a finalist in Naples, and Berlocq  must win there. A max of five can overtake, so worst case is 133rd - down 10.


If Alex makes the quarters: He'll get up to 136th. Hartfield needs to make Naples R2;  Russell must be in the Naples semis, and Berlocq  must win there. A max of three can overtake, so worst case is 139th - down 16.


If Alex goes out to MacPopp:  He'll be at his current 139th. Russell can overtake if he makes the semis; Berlocq if he wins, so worst case is 141st - down 18.


The one constant here is Russell. The next big targets have to be Peya and Hartfield.


Get those voodoo dolls ready!


Edit: Edited after spotting Alex's extra point and after the Peya result last night.



-- Edited by RobC at 12:20, 2006-11-21

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looking at that, if alex can the the seimis then a year end of 129 wont be too bad i think. he has 5 points to defend next week tho,

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Overnight, Peya won in Australia. Which moves him out of Boggo's reach unless he makes the semis. Best caseif he makes the quarters is now 136th.

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Looks like today's the day for admitting to embarassing errors: I'd had Alex down as finishing last week on 373 points. It should have been 374 (I had him defending 6 rather than 5).


As a result, he's now on 329 rather than 328, which means he's climbed above Portas!!! and is WR 139.


- I'll update the permutations now.



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Norman going out in shrewsbury means that Alex can overtake him if he wins the tournament. Bit of a way to go before that happens, though.

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does it also mean that boggo is top dog in his half now.


are the other 2 seeds still in it.



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I think you're right: from the post on MTF, Economidis & Labadze are both out as well!


Still Marray, Goodall, Auckland & Macpopp to get past though!



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The table's updated for today's Shrewsbury results: Berrer & Nav- Pas both win. neither advances.


Hartfield plays Fiorentino,  Russell plays Zeballos and Berlocq plays Witten tonight in Naples. Bozoljac's match against Garcia must have already taken place.


 



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Overnight, Hartfield, Russell, Bozoljac and Berlocq  all won in Naples .


The table's updated.


Alex can no longer overtake Hartfield if he makes the QF in Shrewsbury.


Alex and both European competitors are playing today: Boggo vs MacPopp, Nav-Pas vs Juska and Berrer vs Bubka.


 



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Berrer's won.


Dont suppose it matters too much now anyway, Boggo's going to be seeded for aus open qualies isnt he, and he wont make the MD so it's pretty immaterial, shame he didnt quite nip up the Aus Open MD territory.


Still the top 100 eludes him, hopefully not for much longer.



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Bladetiger wrote:


Berrer's won.


Dont suppose it matters too much now anyway, Boggo's going to be seeded for aus open qualies isnt he, and he wont make the MD so it's pretty immaterial, shame he didnt quite nip up the Aus Open MD territory.


Still the top 100 eludes him, hopefully not for much longer.



Hmm - 32 seeds for qualifying - from around 115 to 150. Boggo's worst case for this week is around 140th. Maui, Doha & Chennai to come........  he could be knocked out of the top 150 with a batch of freak events or, better, make it into the top 16 seedings - for which he needs to make sure he's in the top 130.....  still some work to do!

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The table's updated for Shrewsbury's results: Boggo, Berrer, Navarro- Pastor and Zverev advance.


No -one is eliminated


Boggo advances to WR 137 level on points with Carlsen & Peya, but with less mandatory event points


Target number 1, Peya is first on court in Kawana in the early hours. he extends his lead if he beats Alun Jones.


Berlocq, Russell and Bozoljac aren't playing today. There's just target  number 3, Hartfield playing Johnson Garcia. 


 


Pins into Peya & Hartfield, folks!


 



-- Edited by RobC at 16:54, 2006-11-22

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