As Fiero posted above, the Wimbledon seedings are set (unless there are some withdrawals before the draw is made). You can find the
break-up of the points used for determining the seeds as per the formula here. The first number is the ATP ranking points, the second number is the sum of all grass points earned in the last 12 months and the third number is 75% of the BEST grass points earned in ONE event in 12 months prior to that.
This slightly shuffles the ATP ranking order, but not by much. Ignoring those changes that does not really put one in a more or less disadvantageous position for the purposes of draw, the major winners and losers are noted below.
1.
Winners: Deliciano Lopez and John Isner.
Loser: David Goffin
Deliciano and Isner managed to get into top 16 and pushed Goffin (who is in top 16 as per ATP ranking) to 17.
2.
Winners: Victor Troiki and Ivo Karlovic Loser: Pablo Cuevas
Troiki and Dr. Evil managed to get into top 24 and pushed Cuevas (who is in top 24 as per ATP rankings) to the 25-32 range, meaning they don't have to face a top 8 seed in the 3rd round.
All other changes in the seeds do not have any ramifications as far as gaining an advantage in the draw is concerned. For example Milos Raonic got seeded as 7th pushing David Ferrer to 8th. However, it does not give him any advantage as far as the draw is concerned. There are also other such perturbations which does not amount to anything and so I am not mentioning them.
For Men, the committee does not "subjectively" decide the seedings and so the above is official. However, Wimbledon will "officially announce" the seeds only a day before the draw ceremony (as they want to wait for possible withdrawal announcements from injured players).
:snicker
