The Rankings Thread (ATP)

[herios]

New career highs as of Nov 9. :

20. Benoit Paire 26y
46. Aljaz Bedene 26y
73. Guido Pella 25y
88. Yuki Bhambri 23y

Paire won only one match in Paris, but that match, a win over Monfils allowed him to pass Gael and get into the top 20 for the first time, becoming the 4th ranked French player, after Gasquet, Tsonga and Simon.

 

[herios]

New career highs as of Nov 9. :

20. Benoit Paire 26y
46. Aljaz Bedene 26y
73. Guido Pella 25y
88. Yuki Bhambri 23y

 

[britbox]

9 Nov 2015

1 Novak Djokovic 15,285
2 Andy Murray 8,470
3 Roger Federer 7,340
4 Stan Wawrinka 6,500
5 Rafael Nadal 4,630
6 Tomas Berdych 4,620
7 David Ferrer 4,305
8 Kei Nishikori 4,035
9 Richard Gasquet 2,850
10 Jo-Wilfried Tsonga 2,635
11 John Isner 2,495
12 Kevin Anderson 2,475
13 Marin Cilic 2,405
14 Milos Raonic 2,170
15 Gilles Simon 2,145
16 David Goffin 1,805
17 Feliciano Lopez 1,690
18 Bernard Tomic 1,675
19 Dominic Thiem 1,600
20 Benoit Paire 1,553
21 Fabio Fognini 1,515
22 Gael Monfils 1,510
23 Viktor Troicki 1,487
24 Ivo Karlovic 1,485
25 Roberto Bautista Agut 1,480
26 Jack Sock 1,465
27 Guillermo Garcia-Lopez 1,430
28 Grigor Dimitrov 1,360
29 Andreas Seppi 1,360
30 Nick Kyrgios 1,260
31 Jeremy Chardy 1,255
32 Steve Johnson 1,240
33 Joao Sousa 1,191
34 Philipp Kohlschreiber 1,185
35 Leonardo Mayer 1,150
36 Alexandr Dolgopolov 1,135
37 Thomaz Bellucci 1,105
38 Gilles Muller 1,105
39 Vasek Pospisil 1,075
40 Pablo Cuevas 1,065
41 Jiri Vesely 1,057
42 Tommy Robredo 1,000
43 Martin Klizan 980
44 Adrian Mannarino 965
45 Borna Coric 941
46 Aljaz Bedene 939
47 Marcos Baghdatis 933
48 Donald Young 907
49 Fernando Verdasco 900
50 Teymuraz Gabashvili 863
51 Hyeon Chung 830
52 Victor Estrella Burgos 822
53 Federico Delbonis 815
54 Juan Monaco 810
55 Albert Ramos-Vinolas 798
56 Lukas Rosol 797
57 Jerzy Janowicz 795
58 Simone Bolelli 790
59 Sam Querrey 785
60 Sam Groth 782
61 Denis Istomin 781
62 Sergiy Stakhovsky 780
63 Andreas Haider-Maurer 775
64 Pablo Andujar 770
65 Mikhail Kukushkin 762
66 Paolo Lorenzi 760
67 Robin Haase 740
68 Pablo Carreno Busta 734
69 Denis Kudla 724
70 Santiago Giraldo 716
71 Nicolas Mahut 710
72 Diego Schwartzman 701
73 Guido Pella 696
74 Nicolas Almagro 694
75 Dusan Lajovic 678
76 Yen-Hsun Lu 674
77 Andrey Kuznetsov 663
78 Thanasi Kokkinakis 656
79 Ernests Gulbis 655
80 Damir Dzumhur 649
81 Alexander Zverev 647
82 Ricardas Berankis 646
83 Marcel Granollers 644
84 Steve Darcis 638
85 Daniel Munoz-De La Nava 629
86 Illya Marchenko 627
87 Lucas Pouille 627
88 Yuki Bhambri 617
89 Marco Cecchinato 615
90 Nikoloz Basilashvili 602
91 John Millman 601
92 Dudi Sela 593
93 Daniel Gimeno-Traver 590
94 Evgeny Donskoy 590
95 Thiemo de Bakker 587
96 Benjamin Becker 583
97 Malek Jaziri 580
98 Paul-Henri Mathieu 579
99 Rajeev Ram 575
100 Filip Krajinovic 574

 

[Kirijax]

New rankings for November 9, 2015.

 

[herios]

New career highs as of Nov. 16:

19. Benoit Paire 26y
45. Aljaz Bedene 26y

B. Paire won a challenger event in France, defeating on his way to the title: Granollers, P.H. Mathieu and L. Pouille.
Bedene did not play, he gained ground as Mannarino lost points.

 

[kskate2]

New rankings for Monday, November 16, 2015.

 

[herios]

New career highs as of Nov. 16:

19. Benoit Paire 26y
45. Aljaz Bedene 26y

B. Paire won a challenger event in France, defeating on his way to the title: Granollers, P.H. Mathieu and L. Pouille.
Bedene did not play, he gained ground as Mannarino lost points.

 

[Billie]

I think Paire can get better than #19.

 

[JesuslookslikeBorg]

kyle Edmund won clay challenger in south America, back into top100 at 99 and in britain's dc final squad.

 

[Moxie]

Berdych's loss secures the #5 for Nadal.  It's not so much...or so little, but it's a move back towards #4, which will make the rest of the comeback  more plausible in 2016.

 

[JesuslookslikeBorg]

just in time for daviscupfinal..british young gun kyle Edmund is back up to world 99 rank.

 

[herios]

kyle Edmund won clay challenger in south America, back into top100 at 99 and in britain's dc final squad.

He plays another challenger this week in Montevideo, also on clay. He maybe even moving up further therefore.

 

[herios]

Kei finishes the year ranked 8, after last year being 6. he had a solid year altogether, just without the highlights like in 2014, when he was in a slam and one master final.

 

[Kirijax]

Kei finishes the year ranked 8, after last year being 6. he had a solid year altogether, just without the highlights like in 2014, when he was in a slam and one master final.

So much potential, but his body won't let him do it. I hope 2014 wasn't his peak. But his body is only going to break down more often as he gets older.

 

[shawnbm]

There is no way Roger can pull ahead of Andy is there?

 

[GameSetAndMath]

There is no way Roger can pull ahead of Andy is there?

It is possible. For that to happen, ALL of the following items, 1,2 and 3 must happen.

1. Roger should win WTF outright.
2. Andy should lose to Wawrinka on Friday (and thus get eliminated from WTF) AND
3. Andy should lose at least one singles live rubber
or
Andy should play only one singles live rubber (if UK wins first 3 rubbers this will happen)
or
Andy can win both live singles rubber, but UK must lose.

 

[Front242]

However things pan out here and next week with DC, Roger will likely get the number 2 ranking back in January as I can't see him doing as badly as last year at the AO. 3rd round loss for Roger means potential for a lot of points gain, whereas Andy is defending finalist points. In fact Andy could take a nosedive if he doesn't do well.

 

[britbox]

Rankings 23 Nov 2015

1 Novak Djokovic 16,585
2 Andy Murray 8,670
3 Roger Federer 8,265
4 Stan Wawrinka 6,865
5 Rafael Nadal 5,230
6 Tomas Berdych 4,620
7 David Ferrer 4,305
8 Kei Nishikori 4,235
9 Richard Gasquet 2,850
10 Jo-Wilfried Tsonga 2,635
11 John Isner 2,495
12 Kevin Anderson 2,475
13 Marin Cilic 2,405
14 Milos Raonic 2,170
15 Gilles Simon 2,145
16 David Goffin 1,805
17 Feliciano Lopez 1,690
18 Bernard Tomic 1,675
19 Benoit Paire 1,633
20 Dominic Thiem 1,600
21 Fabio Fognini 1,515
22 Viktor Troicki 1,487
23 Ivo Karlovic 1,485
24 Gael Monfils 1,485
25 Roberto Bautista Agut 1,480
26 Jack Sock 1,465
27 Guillermo Garcia-Lopez 1,430
28 Grigor Dimitrov 1,360
29 Andreas Seppi 1,360
30 Nick Kyrgios 1,260
31 Jeremy Chardy 1,255
32 Steve Johnson 1,240
33 Joao Sousa 1,191
34 Philipp Kohlschreiber 1,185
35 Leonardo Mayer 1,150
36 Alexandr Dolgopolov 1,135
37 Thomaz Bellucci 1,105
38 Gilles Muller 1,105
39 Vasek Pospisil 1,075
40 Pablo Cuevas 1,065
41 Jiri Vesely 1,057
42 Tommy Robredo 1,000
43 Martin Klizan 980
44 Borna Coric 941
45 Aljaz Bedene 939
46 Marcos Baghdatis 933
47 Adrian Mannarino 930
48 Donald Young 907
49 Fernando Verdasco 900
50 Teymuraz Gabashvili 863
51 Hyeon Chung 817
52 Federico Delbonis 815
53 Juan Monaco 810
54 Albert Ramos-Vinolas 798
55 Lukas Rosol 797
56 Victor Estrella Burgos 797
57 Jerzy Janowicz 795
58 Simone Bolelli 790
59 Sam Querrey 785
60 Sam Groth 782
61 Denis Istomin 781
62 Sergiy Stakhovsky 780
63 Andreas Haider-Maurer 775
64 Pablo Andujar 770
65 Mikhail Kukushkin 762
66 Robin Haase 740
67 Pablo Carreno Busta 734
68 Paolo Lorenzi 725
69 Denis Kudla 719
70 Santiago Giraldo 716
71 Nicolas Mahut 710
72 Nicolas Almagro 694
73 Dusan Lajovic 678
74 Yen-Hsun Lu 674
75 Lucas Pouille 672
76 Guido Pella 671
77 Andrey Kuznetsov 663
78 Thanasi Kokkinakis 656
79 Ernests Gulbis 655
80 Damir Dzumhur 649
81 Alexander Zverev 647
82 Marcel Granollers 645
83 Ricardas Berankis 641
84 Steve Darcis 638
85 Diego Schwartzman 624
86 Rajeev Ram 623
87 Daniel Munoz-De La Nava 621
88 Evgeny Donskoy 615
89 Marco Cecchinato 615
90 John Millman 611
91 Yuki Bhambri 610
92 Paul-Henri Mathieu 604
93 Taro Daniel 603
94 Illya Marchenko 594
95 Benjamin Becker 591
96 Daniel Gimeno-Traver 590
97 Thiemo de Bakker 587
98 Inigo Cervantes 586
99 Filip Krajinovic 574
100 Kyle Edmund 568

 

[herios]

This week highest career ranking (Nov. 23, 2015):

Two new players push into the top 100:

93. Taro Daniel (JAP) 22y
98. Inigo Cervantes (ESP) 25y

Both had reached finals last week inn challengers, Daniel won an event in Yokohama and Cervantes was runner up in Montevideo.

 

[herios]

This week highest career ranking (Nov. 23, 2015):

Two new players push into the top 100:

93. Taro Daniel (JAP) 22y
98. Inigo Cervantes (ESP) 25y

Both had reached finals last week inn challengers, Daniel won an event in Yokohama and Cervantes was runner up in Montevideo.