The Rankings Thread (ATP)

[Carol]

Pablo Carreno is now the #32. He was better player on clay but now seems to play well on HC too. He is 25 and still time to improve

 

[herios]

New career high rankings on October 31, 2016:

31. Pablo Carreno-Busta 25y
54. Karen Khachanov 20y
84. Renzo Olivo 24y
85. Jordan Thompson 22y

 

[herios]

New career high rankings on October 31, 2016:

31. Pablo Carreno-Busta 25y
54. Karen Khachanov 20y
84. Renzo Olivo 24y
85. Jordan Thompson 22y

 

[El Dude]

Carreno Busta and Khachanov keep on creeping up there. Khachanov seems like the next in line after Edmund on the Thiem-Pouille career path (rising to becoming a regular in the top 20, maybe top 10).

 

[Carol]

Pablo is advancing more and more. Today he has beaten Fog again but next match is against Raonic, he doesn't have good luck with the draws

 

[britbox]

Rankings - 31 Oct 2016

1 (1) Novak Djokovic(Serbia) 12900
2 (2) Andy Murray(Britain) 10985
3 (3) Stanislas Wawrinka(Switzerland) 5865
4 (5) Kei Nishikori(Japan) 4905
5 (4) Milos Raonic(Canada) 4690
6 (6) Rafa Nadal(Spain) 4080
7 (8) Gael Monfils(France) 3635
8 (9) Dominic Thiem(Austria) 3250
9 (7) Roger Federer(Switzerland) 3220
10 (12) Marin Cilic(Croatia) 3100
11 (10) Tomas Berdych(Czech Republic) 3060
12 (11) David Goffin(Belgium) 2780
13 (15) Jo-Wilfried Tsonga(France) 2460
14 (13) Nick Kyrgios(Australia) 2460
15 (14) Roberto Bautista(Spain) 2385
16 (19) David Ferrer(Spain) 2135
17 (17) Lucas Pouille(France) 2106
18 (18) Grigor Dimitrov(Bulgaria) 2035
19 (16) Richard Gasquet(France) 1975
20 (23) Ivo Karlovic(Croatia) 1760
21 (20) Alexander Zverev(Germany) 1745
22 (21) Pablo Cuevas(Uruguay) 1700
23 (24) Gilles Simon(France) 1585
24 (22) Jack Sock(U.S.) 1540
25 (25) Bernard Tomic(Australia) 1510
26 (26) Albert Ramos(Spain) 1435
27 (27) John Isner(U.S.) 1430
28 (28) Viktor Troicki(Serbia) 1430
29 (29) Sam Querrey(U.S.) 1375
30 (30) Feliciano Lopez(Spain) 1375
31 (32) Pablo Carreno(Spain) 1360
32 (33) Philipp Kohlschreiber(Germany) 1315
33 (31) Steve Johnson(U.S.) 1295
34 (37) Gilles Muller(Luxembourg) 1255
35 (35) Martin Klizan(Slovakia) 1230
36 (39) Marcel Granollers(Spain) 1151
37 (36) Marcos Baghdatis(Cyprus) 1115
38 (42) Juan Martin Del Potro(Argentina) 1110
39 (38) Paolo Lorenzi(Italy) 1100
40 (40) Kyle Edmund(Britain) 1075
41 (41) Nicolas Mahut(France) 1057
42 (48) Federico Delbonis(Argentina) 1040
43 (34) Joao Sousa(Portugal) 1030
44 (43) Nicolas Almagro(Spain) 1013
45 (44) Benoit Paire(France) 1005
46 (45) Fernando Verdasco(Spain) 1000
47 (46) Borna Coric(Croatia) 980
48 (47) Andrey Kuznetsov(Russia) 970
49 (49) Fabio Fognini(Italy) 945
50 (50) Stephane Robert(France) 926
51 (51) Mikhail Youzhny(Russia) 890
52 (55) Florian Mayer(Germany) 888
53 (72) Mischa Zverev(Germany) 873
54 (63) Karen Khachanov(Russia) 873
55 (54) Diego Schwartzman(Argentina) 845
56 (56) Jiri Vesely(Czech Republic) 838
57 (59) Guido Pella(Argentina) 828
58 (52) Kevin Anderson(South Africa) 825
59 (58) Thomaz Bellucci(Brazil) 816
60 (53) Adrian Mannarino(France) 816
61 (60) Daniel Evans(Britain) 816
62 (61) Malek Jaziri(Tunisia) 813
63 (62) Alexandr Dolgopolov(Ukraine) 805
64 (64) Robin Haase(Netherlands) 780
65 (82) Lu Yen-Hsun(Taiwan) 774
66 (57) Gastao Elias(Portugal) 756
67 (65) Paul-Henri Mathieu(France) 751
68 (67) Facundo Bagnis(Argentina) 750
69 (66) Illya Marchenko(Ukraine) 749
70 (68) Dustin Brown(Germany) 742
71 (69) Juan Monaco(Argentina) 740
72 (70) John Millman(Australia) 735
73 (73) Taylor Fritz(U.S.) 729
74 (74) Gerald Melzer(Austria) 728
75 (75) Jeremy Chardy(France) 725
76 (91) Ricardas Berankis(Lithuania) 720
77 (76) Guillermo Garcia-Lopez(Spain) 715
78 (78) Horacio Zeballos(Argentina) 711
79 (79) Konstantin Kravchuk(Russia) 707
80 (92) Damir Dzumhur(Bosnia and Herzegovina) 699
81 (80) Thiago Monteiro(Brazil) 687
82 (81) Inigo Cervantes(Spain) 685
83 (84) Adam Pavlasek(Czech Republic) 684
84 (86) Renzo Olivo(Argentina) 678
85 (95) Jordan Thompson(Australia) 675
86 (87) Andreas Seppi(Italy) 665
87 (90) Pierre-Hugues Herbert(France) 663
88 (85) Aljaz Bedene(Britain) 662
89 (77) Dusan Lajovic(Serbia) 662
90 (88) Yuichi Sugita(Japan) 661
91 (93) Jan-Lennard Struff(Germany) 659
92 (89) Carlos Berlocq(Argentina) 656
93 (83) Donald Young(U.S.) 651
94 (71) Dudi Sela(Israel) 649
95 (97) Mikhail Kukushkin(Kazakhstan) 634
96 (98) Ryan Harrison(U.S.) 630
97 (99) Yoshihito Nishioka(Japan) 620
98 (100) Santiago Giraldo(Colombia) 613
99 (101) Radu Albot(Moldova) 612
100 (96) Taro Daniel(Japan) 611

 

[britbox]

New career high rankings on October 31, 2016:

31. Pablo Carreno-Busta 25y
54. Karen Khachanov 20y
84. Renzo Olivo 24y
85. Jordan Thompson 22y

Karen Khachanov's rise has been pretty rapid. Unlike Zverev, he's flown under the radar a little, but this guy is definitely one to watch.

 

[Moxie]

I looked at the live rankings thread that most of us use, and I don't understand why they subtracted 2290 points from Novak today. How can that be a thing?

http://live-tennis.eu/en/atp-live-ranking

 

[Backhand_DTL]

I looked at the live rankings thread that most of us use, and I don't understand why they subtracted 2290 points from Novak today. How can that be a thing?

http://live-tennis.eu/en/atp-live-ranking

Because the points for last year's World Tour Finals will come off together with the points for Paris Bercy after this week.

So Novak loses 1000 points for winning Paris and 1300 points for winning the WTF with one Round Robin defeat and right now is at 10 points for this week for being in the draw in Paris.

 

[Moxie]

Because the points for last year's World Tour Finals will come off together with the points for Paris Bercy after this week.

So Novak loses 1000 points for winning Paris and 1300 points for winning the WTF with one Round Robin defeat and right now is at 10 points for this week for being in the draw in Paris.

Thanks for explaining, BHDTL!

 

[Federberg]

Wow! So Andy could really become number 1 if he wins Paris? It would be tragic if he doesn't get there at some point in his career. Hope he finally nails it down. Probably won't be for long, but who cares! He just needs to be there at least once

 

[Moxie]

Wow! So Andy could really become number 1 if he wins Paris? It would be tragic if he doesn't get there at some point in his career. Hope he finally nails it down. Probably won't be for long, but who cares! He just needs to be there at least once

I agree he is one who surely deserves to have a stint at #1. He's got to beat Raonic tomorrow, which I think is doable, with his return game. Should just be a question of pressure and nerves. I also think he should take the YEC. Would be fitting, as he has been the best player on tour, overall, since Wimbledon.

 

[isabelle]

Andy is N°1 and I see nothing tragic in it !!!

 

[britbox]

Rankings - 7 Nov 2016

1 (2) Andy Murray(Britain) 11185
2 (1) Novak Djokovic(Serbia) 10780
3 (3) Stanislas Wawrinka(Switzerland) 5115
4 (5) Milos Raonic(Canada) 5050
5 (4) Kei Nishikori(Japan) 4705
6 (7) Gael Monfils(France) 3625
7 (10) Marin Cilic(Croatia) 3450
8 (6) Rafa Nadal(Spain) 3300
9 (8) Dominic Thiem(Austria) 3215
10 (11) Tomas Berdych(Czech Republic) 3060
11 (12) David Goffin(Belgium) 2780
12 (13) Jo-Wilfried Tsonga(France) 2550
13 (14) Nick Kyrgios(Australia) 2460
14 (15) Roberto Bautista(Spain) 2350
15 (17) Lucas Pouille(France) 2196
16 (9) Roger Federer(Switzerland) 2130
17 (18) Grigor Dimitrov(Bulgaria) 2035
18 (19) Richard Gasquet(France) 1885
19 (27) John Isner(U.S.) 1850
20 (20) Ivo Karlovic(Croatia) 1795
21 (16) David Ferrer(Spain) 1785
22 (22) Pablo Cuevas(Uruguay) 1780
23 (24) Jack Sock(U.S.) 1710
24 (21) Alexander Zverev(Germany) 1655
25 (23) Gilles Simon(France) 1585
26 (25) Bernard Tomic(Australia) 1465
27 (26) Albert Ramos(Spain) 1435
28 (30) Feliciano Lopez(Spain) 1410
29 (28) Viktor Troicki(Serbia) 1385
30 (31) Pablo Carreno(Spain) 1370
31 (29) Sam Querrey(U.S.) 1355
32 (32) Philipp Kohlschreiber(Germany) 1325
33 (33) Steve Johnson(U.S.) 1320
34 (34) Gilles Muller(Luxembourg) 1255
35 (35) Martin Klizan(Slovakia) 1230
36 (37) Marcos Baghdatis(Cyprus) 1140
37 (36) Marcel Granollers(Spain) 1136
38 (38) Juan Martin Del Potro(Argentina) 1110
39 (41) Nicolas Mahut(France) 1102
40 (39) Paolo Lorenzi(Italy) 1090
41 (40) Kyle Edmund(Britain) 1075
42 (42) Federico Delbonis(Argentina) 1040
43 (46) Fernando Verdasco(Spain) 1035
44 (43) Joao Sousa(Portugal) 1030
45 (44) Nicolas Almagro(Spain) 1013
46 (48) Andrey Kuznetsov(Russia) 970
47 (45) Benoit Paire(France) 970
48 (47) Borna Coric(Croatia) 945
49 (49) Fabio Fognini(Italy) 945
50 (52) Florian Mayer(Germany) 903
51 (53) Mischa Zverev(Germany) 874
52 (54) Karen Khachanov(Russia) 873
53 (50) Stephane Robert(France) 856
54 (56) Jiri Vesely(Czech Republic) 848
55 (51) Mikhail Youzhny(Russia) 826
56 (62) Malek Jaziri(Tunisia) 819
57 (61) Daniel Evans(Britain) 816
58 (55) Diego Schwartzman(Argentina) 807
59 (60) Adrian Mannarino(France) 806
60 (57) Guido Pella(Argentina) 805
61 (64) Robin Haase(Netherlands) 795
62 (59) Thomaz Bellucci(Brazil) 771
63 (63) Alexandr Dolgopolov(Ukraine) 760
64 (91) Jan-Lennard Struff(Germany) 758
65 (65) Lu Yen-Hsun(Taiwan) 754
66 (68) Facundo Bagnis(Argentina) 750
67 (70) Dustin Brown(Germany) 743
68 (69) Illya Marchenko(Ukraine) 742
69 (71) Juan Monaco(Argentina) 740
70 (58) Kevin Anderson(South Africa) 735
71 (72) John Millman(Australia) 735
72 (67) Paul-Henri Mathieu(France) 735
73 (73) Taylor Fritz(U.S.) 729
74 (74) Gerald Melzer(Austria) 728
75 (75) Jeremy Chardy(France) 725
76 (77) Guillermo Garcia-Lopez(Spain) 725
77 (76) Ricardas Berankis(Lithuania) 720
78 (79) Konstantin Kravchuk(Russia) 707
79 (80) Damir Dzumhur(Bosnia and Herzegovina) 699
80 (87) Pierre-Hugues Herbert(France) 698
81 (78) Horacio Zeballos(Argentina) 695
82 (85) Jordan Thompson(Australia) 689
83 (82) Inigo Cervantes(Spain) 685
84 (83) Adam Pavlasek(Czech Republic) 684
85 (84) Renzo Olivo(Argentina) 678
86 (66) Gastao Elias(Portugal) 675
87 (81) Thiago Monteiro(Brazil) 674
88 (105) Steve Darcis(Belgium) 658
89 (92) Carlos Berlocq(Argentina) 656
90 (86) Andreas Seppi(Italy) 655
91 (93) Donald Young(U.S.) 651
92 (94) Dudi Sela(Israel) 649
93 (96) Ryan Harrison(U.S.) 639
94 (95) Mikhail Kukushkin(Kazakhstan) 634
95 (89) Dusan Lajovic(Serbia) 627
96 (101) Nikoloz Basilashvili(Georgia) 626
97 (99) Radu Albot(Moldova) 620
98 (98) Santiago Giraldo(Colombia) 613
99 (100) Taro Daniel(Japan) 611
100 (97) Yoshihito Nishioka(Japan) 608

 

[herios]

New career highs Nov. 7, 2016:

1. Andy Murray 29y
6. Gael Monfils 30y
7. Marin Cilic 28y
15. Lucas Pouille 22y
30. Pablo Carreno Busta 25y
52. Karen Khachanov 20y
82. Jordan Thompson 22y

 

[the AntiPusher]

New career highs Nov. 7, 2016:

1. Andy Murray 29y
6. Gael Monfils 30y
7. Marin Cilic 28y
15. Lucas Pouille 22y
30. Pablo Carreno Busta 25y
52. Karen Khachanov 20y
82. Jordan Thompson 22y

Question, have JowillieTs ever been ranked as high as Gael currently is?

 

[TennisFanatic7]

New career highs Nov. 7, 2016:

1. Andy Murray 29y
6. Gael Monfils 30y
7. Marin Cilic 28y
15. Lucas Pouille 22y
30. Pablo Carreno Busta 25y
52. Karen Khachanov 20y
82. Jordan Thompson 22y

Question, have JowillieTs ever been ranked as high as Gael currently is?

According to live-tennis, JWT's career high ranking is #5 so yes. Gilles Simon has also been up as far as #6 and Gasquet as high as #7, if you were wishing to make comparisons between the froggies .

 

[Fiero425]

New career highs Nov. 7, 2016:

1. Andy Murray 29y
6. Gael Monfils 30y
7. Marin Cilic 28y
15. Lucas Pouille 22y
30. Pablo Carreno Busta 25y
52. Karen Khachanov 20y
82. Jordan Thompson 22y

Question, have JowillieTs ever been ranked as high as Gael currently is?

According to live-tennis, JWT's career high ranking is #5 so yes. Gilles Simon has also been up as far as #6 and Gasquet as high as #7, if you were wishing to make comparisons between the froggies .

Wow, this era was weaker than I thought! What a pathetic list of players who've been around for years and not making any mark except a "highlight reel" of fantastic points! That didn't get them a victory over a top player to win a major or even a Masters 1000 except JWS! uzzled :nono :angel: :dodgy: :cover

 

[TennisFanatic7]

Question, have JowillieTs ever been ranked as high as Gael currently is?

According to live-tennis, JWT's career high ranking is #5 so yes. Gilles Simon has also been up as far as #6 and Gasquet as high as #7, if you were wishing to make comparisons between the froggies .

Wow, this era was weaker than I thought! What a pathetic list of players who've been around for years and not making any mark except a "highlight reel" of fantastic points! That didn't get them a victory over a top player to win a major or even a Masters 1000 except JWS! uzzled :nono :angel: :dodgy: :cover

What in terms of French players?

 

[Fiero425]

According to live-tennis, JWT's career high ranking is #5 so yes. Gilles Simon has also been up as far as #6 and Gasquet as high as #7, if you were wishing to make comparisons between the froggies .

Wow, this era was weaker than I thought! What a pathetic list of players who've been around for years and not making any mark except a "highlight reel" of fantastic points! That didn't get them a victory over a top player to win a major or even a Masters 1000 except JWS! uzzled :nono :angel: :dodgy: :cover

What in terms of French players?

As good as all of them have shown themselves to be; haven't won much! Tsonga picked up a Masters several years ago, but the rest are just on the rankings with little to nothing to show for it! I remember JW more for his loss in Paris against Nole in the QF of the FO; had 4 MP's and blew it, surrendering the 5th 6-1! I was done with him and the rest of the frogs! Love their style, but all are "mental" it seems! :cover :nono :angel: