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Murray po wycofaniu się z Wimbledonu w poniedziałek wypadnie poza TOP 800.

Ranking ATP: Hubert Hurkacz jedynym Polakiem w Top 200. Rafael Nadal liderem na czas Wimbledonu

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02.07.2018

1 Rafael Nadal 8,770
2 Roger Federer 8,720
3 Alexander Zverev 5,755
4 Juan Martin del Potro 5,080
5 Marin Cilić 5,060
6 Grigor Dimitrov 4,780
7 Dominic Thiem 3,835
8 Kevin Anderson 3,635
9 David Goffin 3,110
10 John Isner 3,045

Dimug wykorzystał wczesną porażkę Czilika i wrócił do Top-5.

DUN I LOVE pisze:Dimug wykorzystał wczesną porażkę Czilika i wrócił do Top-5.

Kozak

Nie wrócił, Kev top 5. John 8 CH. Serbia wraca do 10.

Djokovic Soars Into Nitto ATP Finals Contention

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ATPWorldTour.com looks at how the ATP Race To London is shaping up
After the third Grand Slam of the season, the group of contenders in the ATP Race To London is becoming clearer, with Wimbledon finalists Novak Djokovic and Kevin Anderson putting themselves in good position to earn a spot at The O2 in London from 11-18 November.

Five-time Nitto ATP Finals champion Djokovic has found some of his best form, claiming his fourth title at the All England Club on Sunday to soar into fifth place in the Race with 3,355 points.

The Serbian began his season with a 6-6 record, and sat in 75th place in the Race just two months ago. But thanks to a hot streak during which he has triumphed in 19 of his past 22 matches, Djokovic has added 3,020 points, making up 90 per cent of his total.

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Only one player has tallied more points than Djokovic during those two months, and that’s Race leader Rafael Nadal, who is in first place with 5,760 points. The Spaniard, who recently captured his 11th Roland Garros trophy, reached the semi-finals at the All England Club for the first time since 2011, gaining a 1,740-point lead over second-placed Roger Federer.

Federer is still in great position to qualify for the season finale for the 16th time in 17 years. The Swiss advanced to the Wimbledon quarter-finals for the 16th time, earning 720 points.

Anderson also solidified his standing in the hopes of booking his spot at The O2 for the first time. While the South African dropped one spot to eighth with 2,820 points due to Djokovic’s 10-spot climb, Anderson is now 600 points clear of ninth-placed John Isner, who also seeks his first Nitto ATP Finals berth.

Before The Championships, there were 13 players within 585 points of Anderson, who was then in seventh. Last season, when the 6’8” right-hander reached the US Open final, Anderson finished 14th in the Race with 2,480 points. Jack Sock, the final qualifier, earned 2,765 points.

While Alexander Zverev was upset in the third round on the hallowed grass, he remains third with 3,585 points. The German is 205 points ahead of Juan Martin del Potro (3,380 points), who hopes to make an appearance at the season finale for the first time since 2013. The Argentine lost against Nadal in the Wimbledon quarter-finals in five sets.

Austrian Dominic Thiem is in sixth with 2,995 points and Croatian Marin Cilic is in seventh with 2,915 points.

Miami Open presented by Itau titlist Isner, who advanced to the semi-finals at SW19 — losing 26-24 in the fifth set against Anderson — dropped one spot to ninth, but is 610 points ahead of his nearest competition, Kei Nishikori.

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Yannick Hanfmann został kolejnym tegorocznym debiutantem w Top-100.

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Anderson Cracks Top 5, Reaches Another New Career-High

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Trochę zmian nas jutro czeka na listach rankingowych.

Najwyższy ranking w karierze osiągną m.in.: Cecchinato, Tiafoe, Marterer, Millman, Norrie i McDonald, natomiast z TOP50 wypadnie David Ferrer.

Z dalszych rejonów listy: Kubler coraz bliżej setki, Quinzi znowu trochę do góry.

Cecchinato Continues Rise, Mover Of The Week

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Ranking RACE obejmujący drugi kwartał (2.04.-17.07):

1) Nadal 5440
2) Djokovic 3135
3) Zverev 2660
4) Thiem 2250
5) Anderson 1750
6) Cilic 1445
7) Nishikori 1375
8 ) del Potro 1260
9) Cecchinato 1240
10) Isner 1185
11) Federer 910

Basilashvili Makes Top 40 Debut, Mover Of The Week

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ATPWorldTour.com looks at the top Movers of the Week in the ATP Rankings, as of Monday, 30 July 2018

No. 35 (Career High) Nikoloz Basilashvili, +46
The Georgian became the first player from his country to win an ATP World Tour title after beating two-time titlist Leonardo Mayer in the German Tennis Championships 2018 presented by Kampmann championship match. The 26-year-old is also the first Georgian to crack the Top 40 of the ATP Rankings, rising 46 spots to surpass former World No. 42 Irakli Labadze's record set in July 2004. Bailashvili failed to win a set in his first two tour-level championship-match appearances, falling to Paolo Lorenzi (Kitzbuhel 2016) and Ryan Harrison (Memphis 2017). Read More & Watch Highlights

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No. 53 (Career High) Nicolas Jarry, +16
The 22-year-old stunned top seed Dominic Thiem en route to the German Tennis Championships 2018 presented by Kampmann semi-finals. After improving his strong clay-court record to 16-10 this season, Jarry soars 16 places to a career-high No. 53 in the ATP Rankings. The Chilean reached his first tour-level final at the Brasil Open in February (l. to Fognini).

No. 54 (Career High) Matteo Berrettini, +30
Having entered the J. Safra Sarasin Swiss Open Gstaad without a tour-level quarter-final appearance to his name, Berrettini stunned the field in Switzerland to lift his maiden ATP World Tour title. The 22-year-old defeated three seeded players in five rounds to emerge victorious, including second seed Roberto Bautista Agut in the final. The Italian held all 49 service games he played throughout the tournament and jumps 30 positions to a career-high No. 54 in the ATP Rankings. Read More & Watch Highlights

No. 82 (Career High) Jozef Kovalik, +31
The 25-year-old qualifier won five matches at the German Tennis Championships 2018 presented by Kampmann before a final-set tie-break loss to defending champion Mayer. Kovalik defeated fourth seed Damir Dzumhur in the first round and also swept aside 17-year-old Rudolf Molleker in straight sets. The Bratislava native, who also reached the Diema Xtra Sofia Open semi-finals from qualifying in February, moves 31 places up to a career-high No. 82 in the ATP Rankings.

Other Notable Top 100 Movers This Week
No. 50 Matthew Ebden, +5
No. 81 Taro Daniel, +7
No. 90 Laslo Djere, +11
No. 91 Marcos Baghdatis, +4
No. 96 Jurgen Zopp, +11
No. 100 (Career High) Hugo Dellien, +6

More Stories Like This In: Rankings Update Race Update ATP Heritage Hamburg 2018 Nikoloz Basilashvili

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Palito będzie nowym numerem 3, jeżeli Zverev przegra przed finałem w D.C.

A i finał może Niemcowi nie wystarczyć do utrzymania pozycji. Zresztą tydzień później broni dwa razy więcej punktów, może spaść nawet na 6. miejsce, jeśli nie zacznie znowu grać, jak człowiek.

Dellien pierwszym od 34 lat Boliwijczykiem w setce.

Dellien First Bolivian To Crack Top 100 In 34 Years

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Hugo Dellien makes historic ATP Rankings breakthrough

There are achievements that can redefine the sporting landscape in a country. For small, developing nations, a breakthrough can inspire millions and signal a shift in its sporting culture. Hugo Dellien hopes that this is that moment for his native Bolivia.

On Monday, the 25-year-old made a historic Top 100 debut in the ATP Rankings, becoming just the second Bolivian to reach the milestone. Exactly 34 years after Mario Martinez first put the nation on the tennis map, Dellien followed in his countryman's footsteps.

In that span, nine of the 12 South American countries have had a representative in the Top 100. Add Bolivia to the list. Dellien ascended to a career-high No. 100 after reaching the semi-finals of the ATP Challenger Tour event in Tampere, Finland last week.

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"The truth is that I'm really happy and very emotional," said Dellien. "I had surgery last year in November and I never expected 2018 to go this well. I played in my first Grand Slam qualifying at Roland Garros, won my first Challenger title and now I am in the Top 100. It's a dream. It's the dream of all the players who start playing tennis. I never expected this, but I'm very grateful for everyone who helped me get here."

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With a population of more than 10 million, Bolivia has a diverse culture rich in cuisine, art, music and dance, with strong influences from its indigenous people. But the nation remains in search of a sporting icon; someone to put the country on the map on a global scale. Now, it has a tennis champion to celebrate.

"In the past year, tennis in Bolivia has grown a lot already," Dellien added. "It's been 34 years since we had someone in the Top 100. I hope that the people see this and the game continues to grow in my country."

The 5'10" Dellien may be diminutive in size, but he packs a powerful punch on the court. In April, he joined Martinez as the only Bolivians to claim an ATP Challenger Tour title with his victory in Sarasota. Two weeks later, he added a second crown in Savannah and has since notched a third on the red clay of Vicenza, Italy. Not only is Dellien the title leader on the Challenger circuit this year, he also owns 30 match wins (second-most on tour).

"It's been a mental change for me this year, but also I changed my coach and we've been working on my backhand. I'm more solid on that side. And I have more confidence hitting my forehand too. Everything is better."

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De Minaur Makes Top 50 Breakthrough, Mover Of The Week

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Zworek drugi w race. Czy da radę rzucić wyzwanie Rafie?

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