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Tim's competitors week 2: Auckland and Sydney


Here's the players ranked around Tim's level in week 2. chart (C) GC77.


Running     Start of week           Running So    18th  Def1  19th
Rank  rank  name             points Points  Far   Result      Result
30    29    Xavier Malisse     965   965    out   90          40
31    32    Nicolas Almagro    925   932 15A-out   8           5
32    40    Jurgen Melzer      865   925 75S-out  15    15    15
33    33    Juan Ignacio Chela 920   920 40A-out  40          25
34    34    Gaston Gaudio      915   915  0A-out  15          15
35    35    Fernando Verdasco  910   910 15S-out 25          25
36    37    Julien Benneteau   902   902  0S-out  15          15
37    39    Kristof Vliegen    875   875 40A-out  15           9
38    38    Tim Henman         900   900    out   25          25
39    36    Olivier Rochus     910   895 15A-out  60    75    60
40    31    Stanislas Wawrinka 950   885  0A-out  15    75    10
41    44    Carlos Moya        790   870 120S-out 40          25
42    45    Mardy Fish         776   841 75A-out  10          10
43    42    Nicolas Massu      825   825 15A-out  50    40    40
44    41    Arnaud Clement     850   820  0S-out  20    45    15
45    43    Filippo Volandri   809   809  0S-out   9           8
46    46    Nicolas Kiefer     765   765    out    0           0
47    51    Paul-Henri Mathieu 735   760 40S-out  15           8
48    47    Gilles Simon       751   751  0A-out  15          15
49    48    Hyung-Taik Lee     747   747  0S-out  10          10
50    49    Jonas Bjorkman     743   743    out    5           5
51    50    Fabrice Santoro    740   740  0S-out   5           5


Sydney (S))     175 120  75 40  15   0  (5)
Auckland (A)    175 120  75 40  15   0  (5)


Players in Bold are in action in week 2
Players in italics improved their ranking on Saturday
Underlined players were knocked out on Saturday.

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RE: Tim's competitors week 2: Auckland & Sydney


Well, it looks like evryone who's anyone around Tim is playing this week: 12 players from Rochus down to Wawrinka could overtake him


On the plus side, Tim gains two places as the week begins when Rochus & Wawrinka's week 2 points from last year drop off. He starts the week up 2 at 36.


No- one can overtake by reaching round 2


Wawrinka and Vliegen need to reach the Auckland QF to overtake. They are scheduled to meet in R2.


Rochus (in Auckland) and Melzer (in Sydney)  need to reach the semis to overtake.


Massu(Auckland), Clement and Volandri(both Sydney) need to reach the finals.


Fish and Simon(Auckland) and Moya, Lee, Santoro and Mathieu(Sydney)  need to win their tournaments.


Of these 13, a max of six can actually overtake.


So worst case is WR42 (down 4). Best case is WR 36 (Up 2)


 


Tonight has Lee playing Tursunov and Volandri playing Becker in Sydney, and Vliegen playing Tipsarevic, Rochus playing Nieminen, and Simon playing Bracciali in Auckland.


Pins in please!


 Edit: Added Santoro in Sydney: 13 ratheer than 12 threats.



-- Edited by RobC at 08:10, 2007-01-09

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RE: Tim's competitors week 2: Auckland & Sydney


Table updated for Monday's results


Simon and Gaudio go out in Auckland


Rochus and Vliegen  win their matches.


Lee  and Volandri are not yet on court in Sydney.


 



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Tursunov withdrew for some reason; Lee played, and was beaten by, LL Korolev. Also, Seppi replaced Joachim Johansson and Kim replaced Malisse. 3 lucky losers!

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Vliegen beat Tipsarevic 7-6, 6-0. I did think that Tippy would win that one, first set was very close. He has a bit of a short fuse so maybe it blew after losing the breaker, especially with knowing that he'd have to spend another 90 min + grinding in the heat in order to win.

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ATP has Tursunov down as "Left Wrist"


Table updated for Lee & Volandri's exits. That's four down, eight to go



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ATP has Tursunov down as "Left Wrist"




Hope he's out of AO too! Probably just a precaution though

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ATP has Tursunov down as "Left Wrist"




Hope he's out of AO too! Probably just a precaution though




It doesn't particularly matter, Andy's got his number. 2-0 in the head to heads in favour of Muzza and not a set dropped.

.....actually wait a sec, it would be good, will move Boggo one place closer to a top 8 qualies seeding. I think he needs 7 more withdrawals right now



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Boggo 11th seed at moment, behind


Sanguinetti, Falla, Waske, Pavel, Gabashvilli, Russell, Muller, Sluiter, Economidis, and Marach 



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.....actually wait a sec, it would be good, will move Boggo one place closer to a top 8 qualies seeding. I think he needs 7 more withdrawals right now




- From what I can tell, there's no advantage to being a top 8 seed: they assign seeds 17- 32 at random to the 16 qualifying groups. However, it would help his chances of getting a Lucky Loser spot (from looking at the rlebook, it seems the lottery method for selecting LLs isn't happening any more?)

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With Lee  going out, there's now a maximum of five players from the 8 still playing who can overtake Tim.  So worst case now is 41 (down 3 on the week). Best case is still 36 (up 2).


Tonight sees Melzer (vs Santoro), Moya (vs WC Bourgeois) and Clement vs Mathieu (we want Mathieu to win) playing in Sydney, as well as Benneteau ahead of Tim.


Number 1 threat, Wawrinka (vs Almagro), as well as Massu (vs Ferrero) and Fish (vs Kendrick) play in Auckland, as well as Calleri, Almagro and Chela ahead.


Let's see if we can knock another four out - ideally Wawrinka, Melzer, Massu and Clement. Are you up to it, ladies?



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Let's see if we can knock another four out - ideally Wawrinka, Melzer, Massu and Clement. Are you up to it, ladies?





Clement  and Santoro go out in Sydney as does Benneteau from ahead of Tim. Melzer, Moya and Mathieu won their R1s.


So that's 2 more out: 6 down and 7 to go!


No play in Auckland - rained off.


There's still a maximum of five from the remaining seven who can overtake. so worst case still down 3



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5 of the seven threats playing tonight. Let's see how many we can knock out for Tim!


Tonight sees Tim's number 1 threat, Wawrinka play Almagro in Auckland. Massu(vs Ferrero) and Fish(vs Kendrick) are also playing there, as are Chela and Calleri ahead of Tim.


In Sydney, number 4 threat, Melzer, plays Guccione and Moya plays Verdasco.


 



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Just the one threat knocked out overnight: Wawrinka lost to Almagro. Verdasco  also lost, ahead of Tim.


Moya, Massu and Fish all won, as did Calleri, Almagro and Chela ahead of Tim.


Melzer and Guccione will meet later this morning.


It's now five from seven (edit: not six!) that can overtake. If Melzer loses, it'll be four from six.



-- Edited by RobC at 12:41, 2007-01-10

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Melzer beat Guccione - Why did that run have to end now?


He moves to just 10 points behind Tim.


After three days, the thirteen threats are now seven:


Vliegen will overtake if he wins the next match and makes the QF


Melzer will overtake if he wins his next match and makes the SF


Rochus will overtake if he wins his next two matches and makes the SF


Moya and Mathieu will overtake if they win their next three matches and win Sydney.


Massu and Fish will overtake if they win their next four matches and win Auckland.


Still a max of 5 that can overtake.  Worst case, Tim goes to 41st (down 3).



-- Edited by RobC at 12:41, 2007-01-10

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