The Rankings Thread (ATP)

[herios]

New career high Nov. 28, 2016:

75. Adam Pavlasek 22y
79. Jordan Thompson 22y
83. Renzo Olivo 24y

 

[El Dude]

I think that's it for the ATP and Challenger tour, so probably no changes in the top 100. But there are a bunch of Futures coming up, so some micro-changes possible outside the top 100.

 

[herios]

I think that's it for the ATP and Challenger tour, so probably no changes in the top 100. But there are a bunch of Futures coming up, so some micro-changes possible outside the top 100.

You are correct. Only futures are disputed now with no player in the top 200.
I will come back with some statistical analysis related to the rankings of the players, during the break.

 

[herios]

A new year started, thus we have new career heights:

51. Karen Khachanov 20y
65. Daniil Medvedev 20y
73. Adam Pavlasek 22y
75. Jordan Thompson 22y
76. Pierre Hugues Herbert 25y
78. Renzo Olivo 24y


Leading the way this week, the two 20y old players from Russia, Khachanoov and Medvedev, who beside being the same age have something else in common, both are 6'6" tall.

 

[herios]

A new year started, thus we have new career heights:

51. Karen Khachanov 20y
65. Daniil Medvedev 20y
73. Adam Pavlasek 22y
75. Jordan Thompson 22y
76. Pierre Hugues Herbert 25y
78. Renzo Olivo 24y


Leading the way this week, the two 20y old players from Russia, Khachanoov and Medvedev, who beside being the same age have something else in common, both are 6'6" tall.

Today 04:04 PM

 

[britbox]

A new year started, thus we have new career heights:

51. Karen Khachanov 20y
65. Daniil Medvedev 20y
73. Adam Pavlasek 22y
75. Jordan Thompson 22y
76. Pierre Hugues Herbert 25y
78. Renzo Olivo 24y


Leading the way this week, the two 20y old players from Russia, Khachanoov and Medvedev, who beside being the same age have something else in common, both are 6'6" tall.

Today 04:04 PM

Happy New Year @herios! Full standings as of follows:

1 (1) Andy Murray(Britain) 12560
2 (2) Novak Djokovic(Serbia) 11780
3 (3) Milos Raonic(Canada) 5290
4 (4) Stanislas Wawrinka(Switzerland) 5155
5 (5) Kei Nishikori(Japan) 5010
6 (7) Gael Monfils(France) 3625
7 (6) Marin Cilic(Croatia) 3605
8 (8) Dominic Thiem(Austria) 3415
9 (9) Rafa Nadal(Spain) 3195
10 (10) Tomas Berdych(Czech Republic) 3060
11 (11) David Goffin(Belgium) 2750
12 (12) Jo-Wilfried Tsonga(France) 2595
13 (14) Roberto Bautista(Spain) 2510
14 (13) Nick Kyrgios(Australia) 2460
15 (17) Grigor Dimitrov(Bulgaria) 2195
16 (15) Lucas Pouille(France) 2131
17 (16) Roger Federer(Switzerland) 1980
18 (18) Richard Gasquet(France) 1885
19 (19) John Isner(U.S.) 1850
20 (20) Ivo Karlovic(Croatia) 1795
21 (21) David Ferrer(Spain) 1785
22 (22) Pablo Cuevas(Uruguay) 1780
23 (23) Jack Sock(U.S.) 1710
24 (24) Alexander Zverev(Germany) 1655
25 (25) Gilles Simon(France) 1585
26 (27) Albert Ramos(Spain) 1435
27 (26) Bernard Tomic(Australia) 1420
28 (28) Feliciano Lopez(Spain) 1410
29 (29) Viktor Troicki(Serbia) 1385
30 (30) Pablo Carreno(Spain) 1370
31 (31) 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 (36) Marcos Baghdatis(Cyprus) 1140
37 (37) Marcel Granollers(Spain) 1136
38 (39) Nicolas Mahut(France) 1122
39 (38) Juan Martin Del Potro(Argentina) 1110
40 (42) Fernando Verdasco(Spain) 1105
41 (40) Paolo Lorenzi(Italy) 1090
42 (41) Federico Delbonis(Argentina) 1040
43 (44) Nicolas Almagro(Spain) 1040
44 (43) Joao Sousa(Portugal) 1030
45 (45) Kyle Edmund(Britain) 989
46 (47) Benoit Paire(France) 960
47 (49) Fabio Fognini(Italy) 945
48 (46) Andrey Kuznetsov(Russia) 935
49 (50) Florian Mayer(Germany) 903
50 (51) Mischa Zverev(Germany) 884
51 (53) Karen Khachanov(Russia) 875
52 (52) Diego Schwartzman(Argentina) 867
53 (54) Stephane Robert(France) 854
54 (55) Jiri Vesely(Czech Republic) 848
55 (56) Facundo Bagnis(Argentina) 817
56 (58) Malek Jaziri(Tunisia) 814
57 (48) Borna Coric(Croatia) 795
58 (59) Robin Haase(Netherlands) 795
59 (57) Mikhail Youzhny(Russia) 781
60 (60) Adrian Mannarino(France) 781
61 (64) Lu Yen-Hsun(Taiwan) 774
62 (61) Thomaz Bellucci(Brazil) 771
63 (62) Alexandr Dolgopolov(Ukraine) 760
64 (63) Jan-Lennard Struff(Germany) 758
65 (99) Daniil Medvedev(Russia) 751
66 (65) Juan Monaco(Argentina) 740
67 (66) Daniel Evans(Britain) 736
68 (67) Kevin Anderson(South Africa) 735
69 (71) Horacio Zeballos(Argentina) 725
70 (72) Dustin Brown(Germany) 718
71 (69) Jeremy Chardy(France) 705
72 (75) Adam Pavlasek(Czech Republic) 704
73 (73) Paul-Henri Mathieu(France) 700
74 (70) Guillermo Garcia-Lopez(Spain) 700
75 (79) Jordan Thompson(Australia) 699
76 (78) Pierre-Hugues Herbert(France) 698
77 (77) Damir Dzumhur(Bosnia and Herzegovina) 694
78 (83) Renzo Olivo(Argentina) 690
79 (80) Guido Pella(Argentina) 685
80 (86) Steve Darcis(Belgium) 678
81 (81) Gastao Elias(Portugal) 675
82 (84) John Millman(Australia) 661
83 (82) Thiago Monteiro(Brazil) 660
84 (68) Gerald Melzer(Austria) 658
85 (87) Andreas Seppi(Italy) 655
86 (96) Dudi Sela(Israel) 651
87 (88) Donald Young(U.S.) 651
88 (85) Konstantin Kravchuk(Russia) 633
89 (90) Ryan Harrison(U.S.) 632
90 (91) Santiago Giraldo(Colombia) 632
91 (76) Taylor Fritz(U.S.) 628
92 (93) Dusan Lajovic(Serbia) 627
93 (74) Illya Marchenko(Ukraine) 624
94 (94) Nikoloz Basilashvili(Georgia) 624
95 (95) Carlos Berlocq(Argentina) 617
96 (98) Rogerio Dutra Silva(Brazil) 616
97 (89) Mikhail Kukushkin(Kazakhstan) 614
98 (97) Radu Albot(Moldova) 614
99 (92) Ricardas Berankis(Lithuania) 610
100 (100) Yoshihito Nishioka(Japan) 604

 

[El Dude]

Another Russian, Andrey Rublev, should soon join them on the rise. He's about a year and a half younger than both Khachanov and Medvedev.

Meanwhile Taylor Fritz has dropped to #91...he's been stagnant at best for seven or eight months now. I hope he can start rising again.

 

[herios]

New carer high thus week:

20 Jack Sock 24y
28. Gilles Muller 33y
51. Daniel Evans 26y
63. Daniil Medvedev 20y
73. Pierre Hugues Herbert 26y

 

[herios]

New carer high thus week:

20 Jack Sock 24y
28. Gilles Muller 33y
51. Daniel Evans 26y
63. Daniil Medvedev 20y
73. Pierre Hugues Herbert 26y

 

[Front242]

Delighted for Muller to have reached a decent ranking and finally win a title this weekend.

 

[sid]

With Novak going out of AO he has 9825 ranking points.
Andy has 11450 atm what could go upto 13360 if he was to win AO.

 

[sid]

Weeks @ Number 1 Murray will pass Becker & Roddick & it looks like a very good chance he will pass Mats Wilander,Unless Nole adds some extra events.

 

[Front242]

Doubt Wilander will lose too much sleep considering he won 7 slams and had an amazing 3 slam year in 1988.

 

[El Dude]

Here's a crazy thought. If Roger loses to Berdy, not only will he be ranked in the 30s, but he'll be behind...Albert Ramos Vinolas.

 

[GameSetAndMath]

Here's a crazy thought. If Roger loses to Berdy, not only will he be ranked in the 30s, but he'll be behind...Albert Ramos Vinolas.

Ramos at least has a win over Fed. So, may not be all that bad. :lolz:

p.s. I don't expect Fed to lose today.

 

[sid]

Doubt Wilander will lose too much sleep considering he won 7 slams and had an amazing 3 slam year in 1988.

I'm sure he won't Front but Dude does like his stats.

 

[GameSetAndMath]

TMF now ranked #14. If he wins the final, he will be ranked #10. Of course, if he wins the final no one would care what is his ranking.

 

[mightyjeditribble]

TMF now ranked #14. If he wins the final, he will be ranked #10. Of course, if he wins the final no one would care what is his ranking.

Indeed. No matter what happens on Sunday, he's surely certain to enter the remaining GS as a top 12 seed, which means he'll avoid the top 4 seeds before the QF. (Everything in this post is to be understood with the caveat: barring injury.)

Questions that it will be interesting to watch over the season:

1) Where will Fed be at the end of the year? Surely in the top 8, and almost surely not in the top 2. The main question is whether he can make it back to the top 4 - based on the AO, I'd say he's got a shot.

2) Could Roger get a top 4 seeding for 2017 Wimbledon? He will get extra points for his SF and previous year's final, as well as the grass-court points from last season. The trouble is, Murray and Djokovic will be almost certainly be out of reach, and Raonic will have the final points from last year for the seeding formula. Nadal will surely be making a push towards the top 4. At this point, I'd say it's possible if Fed wins the AO, but unlikely otherwise.

 

[britbox]

Rankings - 30 JAN 2017

1 (1) Andy Murray(Britain) 11540
2 (2) Novak Djokovic(Serbia) 9825
3 (4) Stanislas Wawrinka(Switzerland) 5695
4 (3) Milos Raonic(Canada) 4930
5 (5) Kei Nishikori(Japan) 4830
6 (9) Rafa Nadal(Spain) 4385
7 (7) Marin Cilic(Croatia) 3560
8 (8) Dominic Thiem(Austria) 3505
9 (6) Gael Monfils(France) 3445
10 (17) Roger Federer(Switzerland) 3260
11 (11) David Goffin(Belgium) 2930
12 (10) Tomas Berdych(Czech Republic) 2790
13 (15) Grigor Dimitrov(Bulgaria) 2765
14 (12) Jo-Wilfried Tsonga(France) 2685
15 (13) Nick Kyrgios(Australia) 2415
16 (14) Roberto Bautista(Spain) 2350
17 (16) Lucas Pouille(France) 2131
18 (18) Richard Gasquet(France) 1975
19 (21) Ivo Karlovic(Croatia) 1875
20 (20) Jack Sock(U.S.) 1855
21 (22) Pablo Cuevas(Uruguay) 1745
22 (24) Alexander Zverev(Germany) 1735
23 (19) John Isner(U.S.) 1715
24 (25) Gilles Simon(France) 1495
25 (23) David Ferrer(Spain) 1470
26 (31) Pablo Carreno(Spain) 1450
27 (32) Sam Querrey(U.S.) 1435
28 (28) Gilles Muller(Luxembourg) 1415
29 (33) Philipp Kohlschreiber(Germany) 1405
30 (26) Albert Ramos(Spain) 1400
31 (30) Steve Johnson(U.S.) 1345
32 (27) Bernard Tomic(Australia) 1330
33 (29) Feliciano Lopez(Spain) 1330
34 (36) Marcos Baghdatis(Cyprus) 1245
35 (50) Mischa Zverev(Germany) 1238
36 (34) Martin Klizan(Slovakia) 1230
37 (35) Viktor Troicki(Serbia) 1225
38 (39) Juan Martin Del Potro(Argentina) 1110
39 (38) Marcel Granollers(Spain) 1088
40 (40) Fernando Verdasco(Spain) 1070
41 (37) Joao Sousa(Portugal) 1055
42 (41) Nicolas Mahut(France) 1050
43 (43) Paolo Lorenzi(Italy) 1042
44 (47) Benoit Paire(France) 1040
45 (51) Daniel Evans(Britain) 1031
46 (42) Nicolas Almagro(Spain) 1005
47 (46) Kyle Edmund(Britain) 988
48 (48) Fabio Fognini(Italy) 980
49 (44) Federico Delbonis(Argentina) 950
50 (49) Florian Mayer(Germany) 913
51 (56) Malek Jaziri(Tunisia) 904
52 (52) Karen Khachanov(Russia) 904
53 (54) Diego Schwartzman(Argentina) 902
54 (53) Jiri Vesely(Czech Republic) 873
55 (45) Andrey Kuznetsov(Russia) 845
56 (57) Robin Haase(Netherlands) 808
57 (59) Borna Coric(Croatia) 795
58 (71) Steve Darcis(Belgium) 787
59 (58) Jan-Lennard Struff(Germany) 786
60 (61) Adrian Mannarino(France) 781
61 (60) Lu Yen-Hsun(Taiwan) 780
62 (55) Stephane Robert(France) 749
63 (63) Daniil Medvedev(Russia) 749
64 (66) Dustin Brown(Germany) 748
65 (76) Jordan Thompson(Australia) 744
66 (64) Juan Monaco(Argentina) 740
67 (62) Thomaz Bellucci(Brazil) 736
68 (89) Andreas Seppi(Italy) 725
69 (69) Alexandr Dolgopolov(Ukraine) 715
70 (75) Paul-Henri Mathieu(France) 708
71 (72) Jeremy Chardy(France) 705
72 (68) Horacio Zeballos(Argentina) 702
73 (105) Chung Hyeon(South Korea) 698
74 (85) Donald Young(U.S.) 686
75 (67) Dudi Sela(Israel) 686
76 (77) Gastao Elias(Portugal) 685
77 (80) Kevin Anderson(South Africa) 680
78 (82) Ryan Harrison(U.S.) 674
79 (65) Facundo Bagnis(Argentina) 669
80 (117) Denis Istomin(Uzbekistan) 668
81 (90) Carlos Berlocq(Argentina) 668
82 (78) Damir Dzumhur(Bosnia and Herzegovina) 659
83 (86) Adam Pavlasek(Czech Republic) 659
84 (81) Guido Pella(Argentina) 650
85 (99) Yoshihito Nishioka(Japan) 647
86 (83) Thiago Monteiro(Brazil) 645
87 (88) Konstantin Kravchuk(Russia) 644
88 (79) Renzo Olivo(Argentina) 633
89 (92) Nikoloz Basilashvili(Georgia) 630
90 (100) Rogerio Dutra Silva(Brazil) 628
91 (70) Mikhail Youzhny(Russia) 627
92 (94) Dusan Lajovic(Serbia) 627
93 (95) Illya Marchenko(Ukraine) 624
94 (74) Guillermo Garcia-Lopez(Spain) 620
95 (96) Radu Albot(Moldova) 615
96 (103) Victor Estrella(Dominican Republic) 612
97 (108) Frances Tiafoe(U.S.) 605
98 (93) Taylor Fritz(U.S.) 603
99 (98) Mikhail Kukushkin(Kazakhstan) 602
100 (101) Jared Donaldson(U.S.) 600

 

[herios]

New career highs on Jan.30, 2017:

26. Pablo Carreno Busta 25y
35. Misha Zverev 29y
45. Daniel Evans 26y
65. Jordan Thompson 22y
97. Frances Tiafoe 19y