RANKINGI ATP

[Kamileki]

Pomyślimy. Kto konkretnie?

Na przykład Rafa:

Date Tournament Round Points Drop Date
2019.08.26 US Open W 2,000 2021.09.13
2019.05.27 Roland Garros W 2,000 2021.06.14

ATP MASTERS 1000
Date Tournament Round Points Drop Date
2019.08.05 ATP Masters 1000 Canada W 1,000 2022.08.08
2019.05.13 ATP Masters 1000 Rome W 1,000 2021.05.17

Wygląda na to, że Kanada będzie się liczyć przez 3 lata, to w ogóle jakiś absurd.

Poje*ane są przepisy.

50% za turnieje, które nie były grane w 2020 r., czyli Rzym i RG'19 są w 100% bo były grane.

Za te, które nie były grane chyba też 100 % (lepszy wynik z dwóch ostatnich rozegranych turniejów czyli 2019 i 2021)? Z tych danych co wskazał Barty Nadal będzie trzymał 1000 pkt za Kanadę 2019 aż do 2022 roku.

[DUN I LOVE]

A taka to piękna była narracja o wsparciu słabszych i biedniejszych, kiedy jak na dłoni widać, że zrobiono wszystko, żeby zapewnić ranking złotym kurom jak najdłużej.

Brzydzę się.

[Damian]

Na przykład Rafa:

Date Tournament Round Points Drop Date
2019.08.26 US Open W 2,000 2021.09.13
2019.05.27 Roland Garros W 2,000 2021.06.14

ATP MASTERS 1000
Date Tournament Round Points Drop Date
2019.08.05 ATP Masters 1000 Canada W 1,000 2022.08.08
2019.05.13 ATP Masters 1000 Rome W 1,000 2021.05.17

Wygląda na to, że Kanada będzie się liczyć przez 3 lata, to w ogóle jakiś absurd.

Poje*ane są przepisy.

50% za turnieje, które nie były grane w 2020 r., czyli Rzym i RG'19 są w 100% bo były grane.

Za te, które nie były grane chyba też 100 % (lepszy wynik z dwóch ostatnich rozegranych turniejów czyli 2019 i 2021)? Z tych danych co wskazał Barty Nadal będzie trzymał 1000 pkt za Kanadę 2019 aż do 2022 roku.

Nie wszystkie: IW, Miami, MC, Madryt w 50%.

[Damian]

Korzystając z okazji, jak już o Kanadzie mówimy to może znów zostać odwołana, ale to póki co takie pogłoski aniżeli rzetelne info.

[Barty]

Dzięki panowie za informacje. Koniec końców i tak wiemy, że nic nie wiemy i że każdy turniej jest traktowany inaczej.

A tą nieobowiązkowością Us Open to z czego ona wynika? Jako jedyny z szlemów jest tak traktowane?

[lake]

Za Kanadę 50% chyba Rafie spadnie tak jak Serbowi za Madryt zabrali. Rozumiem, że za Rzym obaj upuszczają po 1000? Jeśli tak, to Dinarek ma już szansę czy się mylę?

[Damian]

Sonego Returns To Top 30, Mover Of Week

Spoiler:

ATPTour.com looks at the top Movers of the Week in the FedEx ATP Rankings, as of Monday, 17 May 2021
No. 28 Lorenzo Sonego, +5 (Joint Career High)
The Italian returned to his career-high of No. 28 in the FedEx ATP Rankings after a run to the Internazionali BNL d'Italia semi-finals (l. to Djokovic). The 26-year-old beat Gael Monfils, Gianluca Mager, World No. 4 Dominic Thiem and World No. 7 Andrey Rublev en route to the last four of an ATP Masters 1000 tournament for the first time. Sonego first rose to No. 28 on 12 April 2021.

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No. 35 Reilly Opelka, +12
The American sits four spots off his career-high of No. 31 after he reached his first Masters 1000 semi-final in Rome (l. to Nadal). The 23-year-old, who struck 88 aces in five matches, jumps 12 places to No. 35. He last reached the semi-finals (or better) at an ATP Tour event in February 2020, when Opelka captured his second title at the Delray Beach Open by VITACOST.com (d. Nishioka).

No. 50 Federico Delbonis, +14
The Argentine, who qualified for the Rome tournament, moved up 14 spots to No. 50 after he reached the quarter-finals (l. to Opelka). It marks the first time Delbonis has been in the Top 50 of the FedEx ATP Rankings since the week of 6 March 2017 (No. 49).

Other Notable Top 100 Movers
No. 17 Jannik Sinner, +1 (Career High)
No. 19 Felix Auger-Aliassime, +2
No. 25 Aslan Karatsev, +2 (Career High)
No. 38 Alexander Bublik, +2 (Career High)
No. 45 Alejandro Davidovich Fokina, +3 (Career High)
No. 65 Sebastian Korda, +2
No. 80 Jaume Munar, +3
No. 86 Gianluca Mager, +4
No. 92 Yannick Hanfmann, +3 (Career High)

https://www.atptour.com/en/news/sonego- ... 7-may-2021

[juniorro]

Witam jak długo może Novak jeszcze porządzić na 1 miejscu straci po RG czy dociągnie do Wimbledonu ma ktoś jakieś info?

[bogas1985]

Szanse ma Danil, ale musialby awansowac do polfinalu, gdy Serb odpadnie w 1 rundzie. W przypadku finalu Danila Serb nie moze awansowac do polfinalu. Zwyciestwo Danila da mu lidera jesli Djokovic nie awansuje do finalu.

Rafa nie ma szans na RG. Ma szanse po Wimbledonie

[Damian]

Alcaraz's Ascent: 18-Year-Old Celebrates Top 100 Debut

Spoiler:

Spanish teen makes historic breakthrough
It was just two years ago that Carlos Alcaraz announced his arrival in grand fashion. Teenagers don't often seize the spotlight with fearless aggression and the mental prowess of a veteran, but that is exactly what the Spaniard has become known for.

At the ripe age of 15 in April 2019, Alcaraz defeated Jannik Sinner in his first main draw appearance on the ATP Challenger Tour. From that day, it quickly became a matter of when, not if, he would reach the Top 100 of the FedEx ATP Rankings. That moment has arrived for the native of Murcia, Spain.

Alcaraz celebrates his debut among the 100 best players in the world on Monday following his fourth Challenger title in Oeiras, Portugal. His surge to a career-high No. 94 — a move of 397 spots since the start of 2020 — has made him the youngest member of the club.

"Being in the Top 100 is something very special for me," Alcaraz told ATPTour.com. "It is a reflection of all the hard work that I am doing with my team and the dedication that I am putting on and off the court. To be Top 100 was one of my dreams since I was I very little, and to be able to get there is something amazing. I can't explain it with words. It is an incredible feeling. It gives me great motivation to continue training and give all I have to continue improving."

It is a historic Top 100 breakthrough for the 18-year-old, who becomes the second-youngest Spaniard to enter the club. Only a 16-year-old Rafael Nadal was younger when he made his debut in 2003. In addition, Alcaraz is the youngest player to make the breakthrough since Croatian Borna Coric in 2014.

Youngest Players to Debut in Top 100 (since 2000)

Player Age Debut Date
Rafael Nadal
16 years, 10 months
21 April 2003
Richard Gasquet
17 years, 3 months
29 September 2003
Borna Coric
17 years, 11 months
27 October 2014
Juan Martin del Potro
18 years, 0 months, 16 days
9 October 2006
Carlos Alcaraz
18 years, 0 months, 19 days
24 May 2021
All ascents are created differently, but for those striving to reach the pinnacle of the ATP Tour, cracking the Top 100 is a seminal moment. It is one that confirms the belief that you belong on the biggest stages in pro tennis.

Belief. That is one thing Alcaraz already owns in abundance. Where the Spaniard has struck fear in the eyes of opponents with bold shotmaking and blazing agility, it's his composure between the lines and humility off the court that continues to endear him to fans.

Where does that poise come from? How does an 18-year-old develop such a mature approach to the game? Watching countryman and idol Nadal exhibit those same traits throughout his career and absorbing the values instilled by coach Juan Carlos Ferrero are expected. But Alcaraz revealed a more surprising source of inspiration: 'Rocky'.

"When I watch the Rocky movies, it really motivates me," Alcaraz said. "He never surrenders. He always believes that he will win. Boxing is a lot like tennis. You have two people preparing for a battle and then trying to look for solutions during the fight. He makes one move, then you make another, and you have to adapt. It's one of the movies that I enjoy watching a lot and it has helped me in my career."

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Born in 2003 in the village of El Parmar, located just 30 minutes from Spain's east coast, Alcaraz was four when he first picked up a racquet with his father. Carlos Sr. is the director of tennis at the Real Sociedad Club de Campo Murcia. The game came naturally to his son, who started taking classes at the club and hitting the ball for fun with his brothers Álvaro, Sergio and Jaime. It soon grew into something greater than he could imagine.

Alcaraz first crashed onto the scene one year ago with a head-turning ATP Tour debut at the Rio Open presented by Claro. He would stun World No. 41 Albert Ramos-Vinolas in a final-set tie-break after three hours and 37 minutes. When the COVID-19 shutdown happened just a few weeks later, it halted all the momentum and confidence he built from his run in Rio. But it was that four-month hiatus that he credits for what would be a history-making return to competition.

"I really took advantage of that time to improve physically," Alcaraz added. "Thankfully we have a full gym at the [Equelite Ferrero] academy and I worked hard to get better. Also, there were some things in my game that I needed to work on and it was good that we had the time to do that."

Alcaraz
Photo: Sara Falcao
Alcaraz would make the ATP Challenger Tour his personal playground upon the tour's resumption. He captured his maiden title in Trieste, Italy, as a qualifier and further cemented his Challenger legacy with second and third crowns two months later. His victories on home soil in Barcelona and Alicante put him in an exclusive club as one of just five players to win three titles before their 18th birthday. His 83.3 winning percentage (20-4 record) would lead the Challenger circuit by year's end.

Alcaraz has already proceeded to launch a seamless transition to the ATP Tour in 2021. A first tour-level semi-final on home soil in Marbella came just one month ago and was soon followed by a successful ATP Masters 1000 debut in Madrid, where he would battle Nadal in the second round.

"Being No. 110 or No. 94, it doesn't change much in our approach," said Ferrero, former World No. 1 and Alcaraz's longtime coach. "The message is to try to give 100 per cent every week, prepare well, train well and take care of what you can control. It's a lot. But little by little we will try to continue climbing these steps.

"Our plans gave us the opportunity to be at this level. He has been burning through each stage, but we are also realistic and we are happy and satisfied with the level he is giving on the court. Both he and I are very ambitious and we always want more. We are going to try to grow even more and see how far we can climb at the end of the year."

Alcaraz has little time to celebrate this milestone. The Spaniard is already at Roland Garros, ready to embark on his quest for a first main draw appearance on the Parisian terre battue. He will open qualifying against Slovakia's Lukas Lacko on Tuesday.

https://www.atptour.com/en/news/alcaraz ... ature-2021

[Damian]

Korda Breaks Into Top 50, Mover Of Week

Spoiler:

ATPTour.com looks at the top Movers of the Week in the FedEx ATP Rankings, as of Monday, 31 May 2021
No. 50 Sebastian Korda, +13 (Career-High)
The #NextGenATP American captured his first ATP Tour title on Saturday at the Emilia-Romagna Open in Parma. Read Final Report & Watch Highlights

Korda, who reached his first final at the Delray Beach Open by VITACOST.com (l. to Hurkacz) in January, rises 13 places to a career-high No. 50 in the FedEx ATP Rankings. The 20-year-old started the 2021 season at No. 118.

View Latest FedEx ATP Rankings

No. 83 Marco Cecchinato, +21
The Italian, who dropped to 3-2 in ATP Tour finals after his runner-up finish to Korda in Parma, has returned to the Top 100 for the first time since the week beginning 26 April. Cecchinato attained a career-high of No. 16 on 25 February 2019.

Other Notable Top 100 Movers
No. 52 Tommy Paul, +3
No. 72 Jaume Munar, +8
No. 81 Norbert Gombos, +6
No. 99 Fernando Verdasco, +8

https://www.atptour.com/en/news/korda-f ... 1-may-2021

[Nando]

@Kamileki
Jest szansa by Rafa był rozstawiony z 2 na Wimbledonie?

[Kamileki]

@Kamileki
Jest szansa by Rafa był rozstawiony z 2 na Wimbledonie?

Bez znaczenia. Nole bez straty seta.

[Nando]

@Kamileki
Jest szansa by Rafa był rozstawiony z 2 na Wimbledonie?

Bez znaczenia. Nole bez straty seta.

To, że Nole weżnie Londyn to wiem, ale nie o to chodziło.

[Kamileki]

@Kamileki
Jest szansa by Rafa był rozstawiony z 2 na Wimbledonie?

Bez znaczenia. Nole bez straty seta.

To, że Nole weżnie Londyn to wiem, ale nie o to chodziło.

Tylko o to chodzi.

[Nando]

[DUN I LOVE]

Jeżeli Novak przegra przed finałem, a Danił dotrze do meczu o tytuł, Rosjanin będzie nowym numerem 1.

Innymi słowy, finał Nadal - Miedwiediew wpuści do raju zarówno mnie, jak i Rafafanów.

[Nando]

Jeżeli Novak przegra przed finałem, a Danił dotrze do meczu o tytuł, Rosjanin będzie nowym numerem 1.

Innymi słowy, finał Nadal - Miedwiediew wpuści do raju zarówno mnie, jak i Rafafanów.

A jeśli Rafa wygra turniej to ma szanse wyprzedzić Daniła przed Wimbledonem?

[DUN I LOVE]

Nie wiem, ale chyba nie, bo raczej nic przed Wimby Hiszpan nie zagra.

[Nando]

No nic, najwyżej będzie trzeba paziować Goata przed finałem.