The Rankings Thread (ATP)

[herios]

New career high:

35. Nikoloz Basilashvili .26y
41. Frances Tiafoe 20y
49. John Millman 29y
53. Nicolas Jarry 22y
54. Matteo Berrettini 22y
82. Jozef Kovalik 25y
100. Hugo Dellien 25y

The last two, Kovalik from Slovakia and Dellien from Bolivia are new faces in the top 100.

 

[herios]

New career high this week:

21. Marco Cecchinato 25y
27. Stefanos Tsitsipas 19y
44. Nicolas Jarry 22y
45. Alex de Minaur 19y
67. Cameron Norrie 22y
78. Taro Daniel 25y

 

[DarthFed]

New career high this week:

21. Marco Cecchinato 25y
27. Stefanos Tsitsipas 19y
44. Nicolas Jarry 22y
45. Alex de Minaur 19y
67. Cameron Norrie 22y
78. Taro Daniel 25y

@kskate2 @Moxie, our young Greek hero is on the move!

 

[herios]

@kskate2 @Moxie, our young Greek hero is on the move!

Not just you guys are fans of the young Greek, @britbox and I are also riding that wagon

 

[kskate2]

@herios It's a great wagon to ride

 

[DarthFed]

@herios It's a great wagon to ride

Winston would be proud. Heroes fight like Tsitsipas!

 

[herios]

Due to Sasha's loss today, we can say hello to the new and first time #3 ranked player in the world.
Juan Martin DelPotro.

 

[DarthFed]

Due to Sasha's loss today, we can say hello to the new and first time #3 ranked player in the world.
Juan Martin DelPotro.

Shocking he never got to #3. Thought he had in 2009 and quite frankly he should have. He had a better year than Djoker and Murray by any measure.

Tsitsipas will be in the top 20 regardless of what he does now and with not much to defend the rest of the year.

 

[The_Grand_Slam]

Shocking he never got to #3. Thought he had in 2009 and quite frankly he should have. He had a better year than Djoker and Murray by any measure.

He came close
Just needed a deep run in AO 2010 but lost in 4R to Cilic in 5 sets and then was sidelined till Bangkok Open in September

 

[DarthFed]

He came close
Just needed a deep run in AO 2010 but lost in 4R to Cilic in 5 sets and then was sidelined till Bangkok Open in September

Even in 09 it is shocking he didn't make it. He won USO, QF of AO, SF of RG, final of Montreal (I think), and final of YEC.

 

[Fiero425]

Even in 09 it is shocking he didn't make it. He won USO, QF of AO, SF of RG, final of Montreal (I think), and final of YEC.

It all depends on the points of the whole season which is why Nole is draggin' down at the bottom of the top 10 with just a 500 final and Wimbledon title! Winning a major is no guarantee of even being in the top 10 I guess! You would think points from a major entitles one to more consideration, but it did come into consideration in '04! Gaudio won the FO, but was ranked YE at #10 and didn't qualify for the Grand Slam Cup, but a rule stating "winning a major he gets to go!" I think Agassi was kicked to the curb to make room for him! Del Po's won a Masters this year and has obviously been consistent enough to garner the #3 spot; what a joke! :whistle: :cuckoo:

 

[herios]

Even in 09 it is shocking he didn't make it. He won USO, QF of AO, SF of RG, final of Montreal (I think), and final of YEC.

You are correct, despite that he finished 2009 only 5.
He passed Murray in early Jan. for a few weeks peaking at #4, then all went downhill from there.
I totally forgot how Novak managed to remain #3. Just looked it up.
Novak won Paris masters, Dubai, Beijing and Basel all 500 events and Belgrad. And finals in MC, Miami, Rome and Cincy.
These have earned enough points to the tally to keep him in the top 3.

 

[Fiero425]

You are correct, despite that he finished 2009 only 5.
He passed Murray in early Jan. for a few weeks peaking at #4, then all went downhill from there.
I totally forgot how Novak managed to remain #3. Just looked it up.
Novak won Paris masters, Dubai, Beijing and Basel all 500 events and Belgrad. And finals in MC, Miami, Rome and Cincy.
These have earned enough points to the tally to keep him in the top 3.

Connors used to be a perennial #3; this era's been Nole's in everyway possible! That top 4 or 5 ranking in weeks is going to get extended sooner or later! :whistle:

 

[herios]

New career high August 23, 2018:

3. Juan Martin Del Potro. 29y
15. Stefanos Tsitsipas 20y.
27. Karen Khachanov 22y
38. Frances Tiafoe 20y
42. Nicolas Jarry 22y
43. Alex de Minaur 19y
45. Maximilian Marterer 22y
100. Ilya Ivashka 24y


We have a new entrant in the top 100, Ivashka from Belarus.

Congrats to Delpo and Stefanos.

 

[isabelle]

Stefanos's a very promising young guy

 

[herios]

Career high this week:
.40. Marton Fucsovics 26y
66. Cameron Norrie 22y
76. Taro Daniel 25y
83. Jozef Kovalik 25,y
85. Jaume Munar 21y
99. Jason Kubler 25y

A new member in the top 100 this week is the Aussie Kubler, former number 1 in juniors, who's career was derailed injuries early on.

 

[Mastoor]

I looked at Nole's ranking and it seems Delpo won't stay long at number 3. Nole may replace him at #3 after USO where he doesn't defend any points

 

[herios]

New career high as of tomorrow:

26. Karen Khachanov 22y
36. Daniil Medvedev 22y
64. Taro Daniel 25y
98. Jason Kubler 25y
99. Ilya Ivashka 24y

 

[herios]

New career high:

18. Borna Coric 21y
25. Karen Khachanov 22y
31. Nikoloz Basilashvili 26y
35. Daniil Medvedev 22y
37. John Millman 29y
38. Alex de Minaur 19y
82. Jaume Munar 21y
90. Lorenzo Sonego 23y
92. Jason Kubler 25y
95. Hubert Hurkacz 21y

 

[herios]

The 2 new entrants in the top 100 are the Italian Sonego and Hurkacz from Poland.