RANKINGI ATP vol I

[Damian]

Mnie zastanawia, czy Djoković zdąży wypaść poza Top-10.

I stało się.

[DUN I LOVE]

Do tego kosztem Palito.

[Damian]

Ciekawe jak teraz będą odkręcać, że Łukasz nie jest jedynką.
Swoją drogą biuro prasowe też zawaliło sprawę, nie mówiąc o liverankingu, który nie pierwszy raz zaliczył wpadkę.

[DUN I LOVE]

LOL

Czyli jednak nie należy się zawsze sugerować live-tennis.eu.

[Damian]

LOL

Czyli jednak nie należy się zawsze sugerować live-tennis.eu.

I biurem prasowym ATP.
E: Co więcej moim zdaniem, w ATP powinien ktoś za to beknąć, bo domniemywam, że biuro posłużyło się prywatnym rankingiem, zamiast sami sprawdzić sytuację. To jest nie dopuszczalne na tym poziomie.

[Damian]

Jak Fed wszystko wygra będzie tracił tylko 140 punktów.
Ciekawy początek sezonu się szykuje.

[lake]

Proponuję wepchnąć Stasia do Hopmana, a samemu zgarnąć Katar. Jak Rafau nie wygra w Bris, będzie jedynka

[jonathan]

Proponuję wepchnąć Stasia do Hopmana, a samemu zgarnąć Katar. Jak Rafau nie wygra w Bris, będzie jedynka

Nieźle to sobie wykoncypowałeś. I bez błędu w rachunkach.

[DUN I LOVE]

Goffin wczoraj przeskoczył Stana i dorzucił kolejny wartościowe osiągnięcie (nowy rekordowy ranking - 7). Sock jest jedno zwycięstwo od pozycji numer 8.

[lake]

Proponuję wepchnąć Stasia do Hopmana, a samemu zgarnąć Katar. Jak Rafau nie wygra w Bris, będzie jedynka

Nieźle to sobie wykoncypowałeś. I bez błędu w rachunkach.

Podjarkę trzeba pielęgnować

[Federasta20]

Aktualnie:
1. Nadal
2. Federer
12. Djokovic
16. Murray

AO'07 rozstawienia:
1. Federer
2. Nadal
14. Djokovic
15. Murray

[Emu]

W 2020 powinno nastąpić ostateczne rozwiązanie kwestii fab 3,5.

[DUN I LOVE]

W 2060 chyba, o ile nie wynajdą eliksiru na nieśmiertelność.

[Emu]

Kuriozalne jest to, że po tylu latach jedynym czynnikiem których ich zatrzyma jest coś na co nikt nie ma wpływu.

[Barty]

Dimitrov wygrywając jutro i w sobotę awansuje na trzecie miejsce w rankingu.

[DUN I LOVE]

Dimitrov wygrywając jutro i w sobotę awansuje na trzecie miejsce w rankingu.

Już.

Bułgar utrzyma tę pozycję bez względu na jutrzejszy wynik w finale. Natomiast jeżeli wygra Goffin, będzie nowym numerem 4 Belg.

[lake]

Trochę się rozpędziłeś z tą 4.

[DUN I LOVE]

Racja, 5.

[Damian]

Zverev, Del Potro, Dimitrov Highlight Movers Of 2017

Spoiler:

ATPWorldTour.com recaps the biggest Emirates ATP Rankings movers of the 2017 season
One of the biggest storylines of the 2017 ATP World Tour season was undoubtedly the fresh faces ascending the Emirates ATP Rankings. A new contingent of stars staked their claim with career-highs inside the Top 10, sending a message to the rest of the circuit. Meanwhile, veterans returning from injury rediscovered their elite form in returning to the upper echelons of the game.
Four players made their debut in the Top 10 in 2017: Alexander Zverev, David Goffin, Jack Sock and Pablo Carreno Busta. Zverev and Carreno Busta are the biggest movers to the Top 10, with both rising 20 spots from the start of the season. At age 20, Zverev is the youngest member of the group and is the highest-ranked German since Tommy Haas in 2002, concluding his campaign at No. 4. The first-time qualifier at the Nitto ATP Finals was bolstered by ATP World Tour Masters 1000 crowns in Rome and Montreal. Carreno Busta, meanwhile, soared from No. 30 to No. 10 behind semi-final finishes at the US Open and in Indian Wells.
The German and the Spaniard were two of five players to rise double-digit spots to the Top 10, joining fellow debutant Sock as well as Grigor Dimitrov and Roger Federer. Sock rose 15 spots to No. 8 following his title at the Rolex Paris Masters, while Nitto ATP Finals champion Dimitrov climbed 14 spots to No. 3, three years after first making his Top 10 debut. On the heels of a tour-leading seven titles, Federer impressively returned to No. 2 after falling out of the Top 10 due to injury. He also moved up 14 spots.
In addition, World No. 1 Rafael Nadal is in the top spot to conclude a season for the fourth time. After kicking off 2017 at No. 9, he has made the biggest single-season jump to year-end No. 1 since Andy Roddick went from No. 10 in 2002 to No. 1 in 2003.
Biggest Movers Inside Top 20
Player
Positions Moved
Start of 2017
End of 2017
Kevin Anderson
+53
No. 67
No. 14
Juan Martin del Potro
+27
No. 38
No. 11
Alexander Zverev
+20
No. 24
No. 4
Pablo Carreno Busta
+20
No. 30
No. 10 (career-high)
Sam Querrey
+18
No. 31
No. 13 (career-high)
Jack Sock
+15
No. 23
No. 8 (career-high)
Roger Federer +14 No. 16
No. 2
Grigor Dimitrov +14
No. 17 No. 3 (career-high)
While Carreno Busta, Dimitrov, Federer, Sock and Zverev enjoyed significant moves to the Top 10, two players celebrated even bigger ascents to the Top 20. Kevin Anderson soared 53 spots to No. 14 following an injury-plagued 2016 campaign, while Juan Martin del Potro rose 27 places to No. 11. With neither player having Emirates ATP Rankings points to defend in January, both will be in strong position to return to the Top 10 in the early stages of the 2018 season.
The surging #NextGenATP contingent also made great strides in climbing the Emirates ATP Rankings this year. Denis Shapovalov, the ATP Star of Tomorrow presented by Emirates, was also named the Most Improved Player for a reason. The Canadian teen vaulted 199 spots, from No. 250 to No. 51, thanks to a breakthrough semi-final run at the Rogers Cup and Round of 16 finish at the US Open.
Two other #NextGenATP stars also enjoyed moves of at least 100 spots to the Top 100, with Andrey Rublev catapulting 117 positions to No. 39 and Stefanos Tsitsipas rising 120 spots to No. 89. Rublev notched his maiden ATP World Tour title in Umag, while Tsitsipas won his first ATP Challenger tour crown in Genova, Italy, and had a stunning run to the semi-finals at the European Open in Antwerp as a qualifier.
But no list of 2017 Emirates ATP Rankings movers would be complete without Matthew Ebden, Cedrik-Marcel Stebe, Filip Krajinovic and Nicolas Jarry, following their performances on the ATP Challenger Tour. The quartet are the only players to soar at least 200 spots to the Top 100. Stebe and Krajinovic were nominees for the Comeback Player of the Year in the 2017 ATP World Tour Awards presented by Moët & Chandon, while Ebden has risen a whopping 615 spots to No. 80 in his return from knee surgery. Jarry, aged 22, makes his Top 100 debut on Monday after claiming his third title of the season in his comeback from wrist surgery.

http://www.atpworldtour.com/en/news/ran ... est-movers

[Lucas]

Nadal, Federer In Top 2 Year-End Emirates ATP Rankings For First Time Since 2010

Spoiler:

The ATP World Tour today published the 2017 year-end Emirates ATP Rankings on ATPWorldTour.com, after a memorable and exciting season that saw Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer finish in the Top 2 in the Emirates ATP Rankings for the seventh time, the first since 2010.
In addition, there were three players finishing in the Top 5 for the first time since 2003. The new trio were No. 3 Grigor Dimitrov, who closed the season by capturing the Nitto ATP Finals in London, No. 4 Alexander Zverev and No. 5 Dominic Thiem. Dimitrov, Zverev, No. 7 David Goffin, No. 8 Jack Sock and No. 10 Pablo Carreno Busta finished in the year-end Top 10 for the first time. The five first-time additions in the year-end Top 10 is the most since 1997.
The Top 10 of 2017
1. Rafael Nadal (ESP) – No. 1 for fourth time (2008, 2010, 2013, 2017) and oldest (31) year-end No. 1 continuing 14 years of ‘Big 4’ dominance at the top of Emirates ATP Rankings (2004-17)
2. Roger Federer (SUI) – Oldest (36) to finish No. 2 and record 11th time in year-end Top 2 (five times at No. 1, six times at No. 2)
3. Grigor Dimitrov (BUL) – Jumps from No. 17 in 2016 and first player with maiden Top 10 finish at No. 3 since Djokovic in 2007
4. Alexander Zverev (GER) – Youngest (20) in year-end Top 4 since Djokovic at No. 3 in 2007 and first German in year-end Top 10 since No. 6 Rainer Schuettler in 2003
5. Dominic Thiem (AUT) – Second straight year in Top 10 and first Austrian in year-end Top 5 since No. 5 Thomas Muster in 1996
6. Marin Cilic (CRO) – No. 6 for second straight year and third Top 10 finish in four years
7. David Goffin (BEL) – First Belgian in Top 10 with career-best 59 match wins (second-most in 2017 behind Nadal with 67)
8. Jack Sock (USA) – First American to finish in Top 10 since No. 8 Mardy Fish in 2011 and improved from No. 23 in 2016
9. Stan Wawrinka (SUI) – Finishes in Top 10 for fifth year in a row and second-oldest (32) of three players 30 & over in Top 10
10. Pablo Carreno Busta (ESP) – Improves from No. 30 in 2016, biggest jump in Top 10 (20 places) like Zverev

2017 Year-End Emirates ATP Rankings Quick Facts
* For the second year in a row France leads all countries with 10 players in the Top 100 (including six in the Top 50), followed by the United States with nine (the most since 2011) and Germany and Spain both with eight. Spain has the most in the Top 50 with seven).
* For a record seventh time Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer finish in the Top 2, the most by any duo in the history of the Emirates ATP Rankings (since 1973). Prior to this season they finished in the Top 2 from 2005-2010.
* Nadal, who ended last year No. 9, becomes the first player since Andy Roddick in 2003, to finish No. 1 from outside the Top 5 the previous season. Roddick was No. 10 in 2002 before finishing No. 1 the following season.
* Federer, who climbs from No. 16 last year to No. 2, finishes in the Top 10 for the 15th time in 16 years. Federer becomes the first player since Nadal to jump from outside the Top 10 to No. 2 the following year. Nadal went from No. 51 in 2004 to No. 2 in 2005. Federer trails Andre Agassi and Jimmy Connors, who both have a record 16 year-end Top 10 finishes.
* Serbian Filip Krajinovic makes the biggest jump (203 spots) in the Top 50 from No. 237 at the end of 2016 to a year-end ranking of No. 34.
* #NextGenATP teenager Denis Shapovalov finishes a year-end best No. 51. The 18-year-old Canadian is the youngest of three teenagers to finish in the Top 100 along with and No. 79 Frances Tiafoe (19) of the U.S and No. 91 Stefanos Tsitsipas (19) of Greece. Tsitsipas is the first Greek man to finish in the Top 100. Overall 10 #NextGen players (21 & under) are in the Top 100 year-end rankings, the most since 12 in 2008.
* Ivo Karlovic, 38, is the oldest in the Top 100 at No. 80 and one of a record 43 players aged 30 & over in the year-end Top 100.
* No. 4 Alexander Zverev and No. 33 Mischa Zverev are the first brothers in the year-end Top 35 in singles since 1991 with No. 14 Emilio Sanchez and No. 32 Javier Sanchez.
* Brazilian Marcelo Melo finishes No. 1 in doubles for the second time in three years. He and partner Lukasz Kubot of Poland are No. 1 in the Emirates ATP Doubles Rankings in their first season together.
* Sock (No. 8 singles, No. 39 doubles), Carreno Busta (No. 10 singles, No. 44 doubles), Pablo Cuevas (No. 32 singles, No. 21 doubles), Feliciano Lopez (No. 36 singles, No. 24 doubles) and Ryan Harrison (No. 47 singles, No.16 doubles) are the only five players who ended the year in Top 50 of both singles and doubles.
The 2018 ATP World Tour season begins Sunday 31 December in Brisbane (Monday 1 January in Doha and Pune).

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