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[DUN I LOVE]

5 grajków przekroczyło granicę 1000 punktów w race19:

1 Novak Djoković 2225
2 Roger Federer 1640
3 Rafael Nadal 1605
4 Stefanos Tsitsipas 1460
5 Dominic Thiem 1145

[Kamileki]

Fed dwa mecze od prowadzenia w race.

[DUN I LOVE]

Shapo 14. po ograniu Tiafoe.

[Federasta20]

Race live: Wielka trójka na pierwszych trzech miejscach i 7 z Top 10 urodzonych w latach 80-tych Nadal staro.

[Kiefer]

Race live: Wielka trójka na pierwszych trzech miejscach i 7 z Top 10 urodzonych w latach 80-tych Nadal staro.

Biorąc pod uwagę ile broni Sasza na clayu to niedługo i w Entry będzie wszystko się zgadzać.

[Kamileki]

Liderzy rankingu Race przed rozpoczęciem sezonu ceglastego:

2019 Federer
2018 Federer
2017 Federer
2016 Djokovic
2015 Djokovic
2014 Djokovic
2013 Djokovic
2012 Djokovic
2011 Djokovic
2010 Roddick
2009 Nadal
2008 Djokovic
2007 Federer
2006 Federer
2005 Federer
2004 Federer

Od 2004 do 2018 - 8 razy taki lider zakończył rok jako numer jeden, a 7 razy nie. Wtedy gdy nie, wirtualny lider przed cegłą zajmował ostatecznie takie pozycje:

Djokovic 2008 - 2
Nadal 2009 - 2
Roddick 2010 - 8
Djokovic 2013 - 2
Djokovic - 2016 - 2
Federer 2017 - 2
Federer 2018 - 3

13/15 razy lider rankingu race przed cegłą zakończył więc rok w top 2. Biorąc pod uwagę dane tylko z tych 15 lat wychodzi 87 % szans, że Federer zakończy 2019 rok w top 2 i 53 %, że zakończy jako lider.

[Lleyton]

Federer Passes Djokovic For Lead In ATP Race To London

Spoiler:

Milan champ Tsitsipas making strong case for London

Age is just a number, right?

It certainly seems that way for 37-year-old Roger Federer. Thanks to his victory at the Miami Open presented by Itau, Federer now leads the ATP Race To London, taking a 55-point lead over second-placed Novak Djokovic.

Entering the ‘Sunshine Double’ — the first two ATP Masters 1000 tournaments of the year in Indian Wells and Miami — Federer sat in ninth place in the Race with 680 points, having just moved up 39 spots thanks to his triumph at the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships, an ATP 500 event. The Swiss star has made a giant leap since, first earning 600 points for his runner-up showing in the California desert and then adding 1,000 points on Sunday after lifting his 28th Masters 1000 title in Miami.

ATP Race To London - 1 April 2019
Player Points
1. Roger Federer 2,280
2. Novak Djokovic 2,225
3. Rafael Nadal 1,605
4. Stefanos Tsitsipas 1,460
5. Dominic Thiem 1,145

It is the third consecutive year that Federer has led the Race after the ‘Sunshine Double’. Prior to accomplishing the feat in 2017, he had not done so since 2007.

The 101-time tour-level champion holds an 18-2 record so far this year, earning more wins than anyone else on the ATP Tour. He is trying to qualify for the prestigious Nitto ATP Finals for the 17th time.

“These Masters 1000s are hard to win. They are really a test for me, especially later in my career,” Federer said. “I know these guys don't come around very often, so when they do, it's a bit of a surprise for me. That's why this one feels really cool in many ways.”

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Australian Open champion and World No. 1 Novak Djokovic is second in the Race with 2,225 points. Rafael Nadal is third with 1,605 points thanks to making the final in Melbourne and the semi-finals in Indian Wells.

But perhaps the biggest standout in the Race thus far has been reigning Next Gen ATP Finals champion Stefanos Tsitsipas. The Greek star was 76th in the Race this time last year, but he leaves Miami this season in fourth position.

Tsitsipas has 1,460 points, 1,231 more than he had on 2 April 2018. The 20-year-old is trying to reach The O2 in London for the first time, striving to compete at the season finale from 10-17 November. He remains eligible to qualify for the Next Gen ATP Finals in Milan for the second time.

Fifth-placed Dominic Thiem has put himself in good position early on in the Race, leaving South Florida with 1,145 points. The Austrian gave himself a major boost in Indian Wells, where he captured his maiden Masters 1000 title to earn 1,000 points.

Fan favourite Gael Monfils has made an early case to qualify for the Nitto ATP Finals for the second time (2016), using an impressive start to the year to stand in seventh place with 995 points. Daniil Medvedev, who like Tsitsipas is a Next Gen ATP Finals alumnus, is currently on the bubble with 895 points.

The two #NextGenATP Canadians who made waves in Miami — Denis Shapovalov and Felix Auger-Aliassime — are also in good position. Both semi-finalists in South Florida, Auger-Aliassime is No. 12 with 786 points, and Shapovalov is No. 14 with 675 points. It's an impressive effort by the teenagers, as Felix and Shapovalov were two and three years old, respectively, when Federer qualified for the Nitto ATP Finals for the first time.

They aren't the only Canadians who got off to a hot start in 2019, though. Former World No. 3 Milos Raonic is in 11th place with 855 points. Raonic competed at The O2 in 2014 and 2016.

Reigning Nitto ATP Finals champion Alexander Zverev will look to ascend the Race standings during the clay-court season. The German currently is No. 22 with 535 points. Zverev is trying to qualify for the third consecutive year. Right behind him in 23rd place, also with 535 points, is former World No. 3 Stan Wawrinka. The Swiss made The O2 four straight times from 2013-16.

https://www.atptour.com/en/news/federer ... april-2019

[Kiefer]

Liderzy rankingu Race przed rozpoczęciem sezonu ceglastego:

2019 Federer
2018 Federer
2017 Federer
2016 Djokovic
2015 Djokovic
2014 Djokovic
2013 Djokovic
2012 Djokovic
2011 Djokovic
2010 Roddick
2009 Nadal
2008 Djokovic
2007 Federer
2006 Federer
2005 Federer
2004 Federer

Od 2004 do 2018 - 8 razy taki lider zakończył rok jako numer jeden, a 7 razy nie. Wtedy gdy nie, wirtualny lider przed cegłą zajmował ostatecznie takie pozycje:

Djokovic 2008 - 2
Nadal 2009 - 2
Roddick 2010 - 8
Djokovic 2013 - 2
Djokovic - 2016 - 2
Federer 2017 - 2
Federer 2018 - 3

13/15 razy lider rankingu race przed cegłą zakończył więc rok w top 2. Biorąc pod uwagę dane tylko z tych 15 lat wychodzi 87 % szans, że Federer zakończy 2019 rok w top 2 i 53 %, że zakończy jako lider.

Byłoby prześmieszne gdyby w 2019-ym udało mu się to co nie udało w 2017-ym, myślę jednak, że trzeba podejść do tego racjonalnie, faworytem jest Djokovic, drugi jest Nadal, Federer jest trzeci.

[Kamileki]

Byłoby prześmieszne gdyby w 2019-ym udało mu się to co nie udało w 2017-ym, myślę jednak, że trzeba podejść do tego racjonalnie, faworytem jest Djokovic, drugi jest Nadal, Federer jest trzeci.

Tam się pomyliłem z Novakiem w 2008 - był trzeci. Czyli w 80 % przypadków lider przed cegłą kończył rok w top 2. Raczej Fed wciąż jest trzeci walce o lidera na koniec. Djokovic jest chimeryczny, Nadal ma problemy z turniejami na hardzie, ale jednak obaj byli w australijskim finale. Roger musiałby wygrać Wimbledon żeby realnie mieć szanse na jedynkę. Bo w to, że nabije ogrom punktów w mastersach jak w Indian Wells/Miami nie wierzę.

[Kiefer]

Zarówno Nadala jak i Djokovica musiał by dopaść duży kryzys, wtedy jeśli Federera nie dopadnie to ma szansę, jednak o ile kryzys jednego z nich jest jak najbardziej możliwy (prędzej Nadala) to w zapaść obu nie chce mi się wierzyć.

[Lucas]

Największe wzloty rankingowe (pierwszy kwartał 2019):

Felix Auger-Aliassime +75 (No. 33)
Laslo Djere +61 (No. 32)
Daniel Evans +103 (No. 89)
Juan Ignacio Londero +54 (No. 64)
Radu Albot +52 (No. 46)
Hugo Dellien +46 (No. 76)
Reilly Opelka +43 (No. 56)
Cameron Norrie +35 (No. 55)
Hubert Hurkacz +34 (No. 52)
Stan Wawrinka +30 (No. 36)

[Damian]

1020 tygodni Rogera Federera w Top 100 rankingu ATP. Szwajcar pobił rekord długowieczności

Spoiler:

W poniedziałek Roger Federer rozpoczął 1020. tydzień, kiedy jest notowany w czołowej "100" rankingu ATP. Tym samym Szwajcar pobił rekord należący do Andre Agassiego.

19 listopada Roger Federer został drugim w dziejach tenisistą, który osiągnął barierę 1000 tygodni w czołowej "100" rankingu ATP. Od tego czasu Szwajcar nie wypadł z tego grona. W poniedziałek rozpoczął 1020. tydzień w Top 100 i tym samym pobił rekord.
Poprzednie najlepsze osiągnięcie pod tym względem należało do Andre Agassiego. Legendarny Amerykanin wśród 100 czołowych singlistów świata był klasyfikowany przez 1019 tygodni.

W Top 100 rankingu ATP Federer po raz pierwszy znalazł się 20 września 1999 roku. Spośród 1020 tygodni, kiedy był najlepszej "100", aż przez 310 zajmował pierwsze miejsce w klasyfikacji singlistów. Przez 529 był w czołowej "dwójce", przez 708 w "trójce", przez 782 w "piątce", przez 859 w "10" i przez 990 w "50".

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Od czasu powstania rankingu ATP zaledwie czterech tenisistów w dziejach było notowanych w Top 100 klasyfikacji singlistów przez dłużej niż 900 tygodni. Oprócz Federera i Agassiego to Jimmy Connors (963 tygodnie) i Fabrice Santoro (943).

Tenisiści, którzy przez ponad 900 tygodni byli notowani w czołowej "100" rankingu ATP:
REKLAMA

M Tenisista (Narodowość) Liczba tygodni w Top 100 rankingu
1 Roger Federer (Szwajcaria) 1020
2 Andre Agassi (USA) 1019
3 Jimmy Connors (USA) 963
4 Fabrice Santoro (Francja) 943

1020 tygodni to w zawodowym sporcie - zwłaszcza w tenisie - epoka. Zmieniają się sprzęt, warunki, do rozgrywek wkraczają zawodnicy z kolejnych generacji. A Federer przez ten czas ciągle utrzymuje się w gronie 100 najlepszych singlistów świata. Czyli tam, gdzie chce być każdy tenisista będący u progu swojej kariery.

https://sportowefakty.wp.pl/tenis/81522 ... kFafGyaUjs

[Damian]

Why Felix & Federer Can Gain In The ATP Rankings On Clay

Spoiler:

Find out who has the most to gain in the ATP Rankings through Roland Garros
#NextGenATP Canadian Felix Auger-Aliassime was still outside the Top 100 of the ATP Rankings less than two months ago. But now, he has his sights set on the Top 30, and possibly even the Top 20 with the clay-court season getting underway.

After a run to his first ATP Tour final in Rio de Janeiro (on clay) and the Miami semi-finals, Auger-Aliassime is up to a career-high World No. 33, having become the first player born in the 2000s to crack the world's Top 50. With only 52 points to defend through Roland Garros, Felix is poised to push higher in the coming weeks.

The only player ranked ahead of the 18-year-old with fewer points to defend is 101-time tour-level titlist Roger Federer, who has not played on clay since 2016. There is just one more player ranked ahead of Felix who has less than 100 points to defend, and that's World No. 14 Russian Daniil Medvedev, who is defending only 75 points through Roland Garros.

Felix has enjoyed success on clay, too. He owns a 9-7 tour-level record on the red dirt, which is his best mark (in percentage terms) on any surface. Auger-Aliassime also advanced to the 2016 Roland Garros Boys' Singles final.

Auger-Aliassime might be able to make a move during this upcoming stretch because of the number of points players ranked above him will be dropping through Roland Garros. With all those points off, the only players from 20th on who will remain ahead of the Canadian are No. 20 Denis Shapovalov, No. 23 Roberto Bautista Agut and No. 25 Alex de Minaur.

Points To Defend Through Roland Garros

Player (Current Points) Points To Defend Player Points To Defend
20) Denis Shapovalov - 1,820 505 27) Gilles Simon - 1,340 350
21) David Goffin - 1,765 810 28) Pablo Carreno Busta - 1,300 550
22) Kyle Edmund - 1,680 565 29) Grigor Dimitrov - 1,300 560
23) Roberto Bautista Agut - 1,680 360 30) Frances Tiafoe - 1,290 235
24) Diego Schwartzman - 1,485 540 31) Lucas Pouille - 1,275 155
25) Alex de Minaur - 1,439 103 32) Laslo Djere - 1,246 167
26) Richard Gasquet - 1,375 415 33) Felix Auger-Aliassime - 1,245 52
World No. 4 Federer gained plenty of momentum by winning the Miami Open presented by Itau, his 28th ATP Masters 1000 title. And now, the Swiss will try to maintain his form as he prepares to compete on clay for the first time since 2016 Rome.

Scheduled to play at the Mutua Madrid Open and Roland Garros and with no points to defend, the 101-time tour-level champion will have a chance to boost his ATP Ranking.

Federer could challenge Alexander Zverev (who is defending 2,570 points during the swing) for the third spot in the ATP Rankings, and potentially Rafael Nadal (who is defending 4,680 points) for World No. 2.

Player Current Points
Points Defending Through Roland Garros

Novak Djokovic 11,070 855
Rafael Nadal 8,725 4,680
Alexander Zverev 6,040 2,570
Roger Federer 5,590 0
Although Nadal and Zverev will play more on clay than Federer — Zverev began his swing this week as the top seed at the Grand Prix Hassan II in Marrakech, where he lost to Jaume Munar — it gives the Swiss an opportunity to make up ground. World No. 1 Novak Djokovic is also in a good position, only defending 855 points, a large portion of which came from a semi-final showing in Rome and a run to the quarter-finals at Roland Garros.


A four-time ATP Tour champion, Medvedev may also make a move to crack the Top 10 for the first time. All rivals ranked ahead of Medvedev, except Federer, are defending at least 160 more points than him.

Former World No. 3 Stan Wawrinka is another player who could make a move. The Swiss, World No. 36, is at his highest ATP Ranking since last May. And with only 65 points to defend through the clay-court Grand Slam, he too will be looking to take advantage.

Players With The Most ATP Ranking Points To Defend Through Roland Garros

Player Points To Defend
No. 2 Rafael Nadal 4,680
No. 3 Alexander Zverev 2,570
No. 5 Dominic Thiem 2,330
No. 16 Marco Cecchinato 1,041
No. 6 Kei Nishikori 970
Players In The Top 30 With Fewest Points To Defend Through Roland Garros

Player Points To Defend
No. 4 Roger Federer 0
No. 14 Daniil Medvedev 75
No. 25 Alex de Minaur 103
No. 19 Gael Monfils 145
No. 15 Milos Raonic 180

https://www.atptour.com/en/news/federer ... -clay-2019

[Damian]

Garin Breaks Into Top 50 For First Time, Mover Of The Week

Spoiler:

ATPTour.com looks at the top Movers of the Week in the ATP Rankings, as of Monday, 15 April 2019

No. 47 (Career High) Cristian Garin, +26
The Chilean broke into the Top 50 of the ATP Rankings with a 26-spot rise by capturing his first ATP Tour title at the Fayez Sarofim & Co. U.S. Men's Clay Court Championship in Houston with a 7-6(4), 4-6, 6-3 victory over #NextGenATP Casper Ruud. In February, the 22-year-old Garin advanced to his first ATP Tour final at the Brasil Open in Sao Paulo (l. to Pella). Twelve months ago, he was ranked World No. 216 (16 April 2018).

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No. 43 Benoit Paire, +26
Four years after he last lifted a trophy on the ATP Tour, the Frenchman returned to the winners' circle by beating three-time former champion Pablo Andujar 6-2, 6-3 in the Grand Prix Hassan II final in Marrakech. In winning his second ATP Tour title, Paire jumped 26 places to No. 43 in the ATP Rankings — back into the Top 50 for the first time since 2 July 2018. The 29-year-old attained his career-high of No. 18 on 11 January 2016.

No. 68 Casper Ruud, +27
Seven weeks ago, the #NextGenATP Norwegian was at No. 135 in the ATP Rankings, today he is at a career-high No. 68 on the back of his first ATP Tour final run in Houston (l. to Garin). The 20-year-old Ruud is also up to sixth place in the ATP Race To Milan, for a place at the Next Gen ATP Finals in November.

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Other Notable Top 100 Movers
No. 51 Joao Sousa, -8
No. 59 Steve Johnson, -20
No. 65 Taylor Fritz, -7
No. 66 Sam Querrey, +5
No. 73 Bernard Tomic, +6
No. 79 Juan Ignacio Londero, -13
No. 84 Guido Andreozzi, +6
No. 86 Pablo Andujar, -16
No. 95 Jiri Vesely, +6
No. 96 Lorenzo Sonego, +7
No. 97 Ivo Karlovic -20

https://www.atptour.com/en/news/garin-a ... april-2019

[Lucas]

Rafael Nadal's Staggering Points Haul During Spring Clay Swing

Spoiler:

Spaniard has been the main man on European red clay since 2005
The clay-court season has been Rafael Nadal’s time to shine for nearly 15 years. Should 2019 be any different? Many fans and pundits believe that the Spaniard is poised to continue his feast of titles and ATP Rankings points. The tennis world will certainly be watching Wednesday as Rafa plays his opening match at the Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters against countryman Roberto Bautista Agut.

The Spaniard has racked up 51,475 ATP Rankings points during the European spring clay swing from 2005-2018. He first earned more than 5,000 ATP Rankings points during this stretch in 2010, when he became the first and only player to complete the “Clay Slam” by winning Monte-Carlo, Madrid, Rome and Roland Garros.

Year Nadal's Spring Clay Points
2005 2,340
2006 2,300
2007 2,650
2008 4,610
2009 3,280
2010 5,000
2011 4,700
2012 4,590
2013 5,100
2014 3,870
2015 1,545
2016 2,130
2017 4,680
2018 4,680
ALL 51,475
Note: Points values at tournaments increased to current levels in 2008.

During the past 14 years, the Spaniard has earned more ATP Rankings points during the eight-week spring clay swing than almost every other player has earned throughout 14 full seasons. Only Novak Djokovic, Roger Federer and Andy Murray have earned more than 51,475 points from 2005-2018. The “Big Four” and David Ferrer are the only active players who have earned more than 40,000 ATP Rankings points during this time.

Player Total ATP Rankings Points From 2005-2018
David Ferrer 42,260
Tomas Berdych 39,065
Stan Wawrinka 36,275
Juan Martin del Potro 31,420
Marin Cilic 29,978
Jo-Wilfried Tsonga 29,596

Nadal has amassed 46 titles during the European spring clay swing, including 11 Roland Garros titles and 24 ATP Masters 1000 crowns. He holds the record for most titles (11) at any Grand Slam (Roland Garros), Masters 1000 (Monte-Carlo) and 500-level event (Barcelona). Monte-Carlo has been Nadal’s strongest Masters 1000 event by far, allowing him to hold the records for the most consecutive titles at any single tournament (8) and longest match-wins streak at any event (46).

The World No. 2 will look to add to his ATP Rankings tally when he starts his 2019 clay-court campaign Wednesday at the Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters where he seeks an unprecedented 12th title at the event. He is also looking to add to the record 33 Masters 1000 titles he has won.

"This has always been a very special place for me," said Nadal of Monte-Carlo during the draw ceremony. "I watched all of the great champions here as a kid, so it was always a dream for me to be here."

After Nadal's amazing run in last year's spring clay swing, which saw him win four titles and post a 24-1 record, he will need to produce an equally impressive display this year if he wants to stay competitive in his quest to regain the No. 1 ATP Ranking. If history is any indication, the Spaniard should produce plenty of memorable moments over the next two months.

https://www.atptour.com/en/news/nadal-s ... ts-feature

[Kiefer]

Zaraz chyba wszystko wróci do normy i po trzech miesiącach przerwy na pierwszych trzech miejscach rankingu będzie jedyna słuszna trójka.

[Barty]

Rzeczywiście, po Madrycie pewnie tak się stanie. W Race już i tak odskoczyli.

[Kiefer]

W race Novak po Monte-Carlo znowu będzie pierwszy, znaczy jest na ten moment, Rafa go wyprzedzi jeśli awansuje do finału.

[grzes430]

Why Djokovic's No. 1 ATP Ranking Is Safe... For Now

Spoiler:

Find out why Djokovic's standing is safe on clay
Top seed Novak Djokovic may be disappointed with his quarter-final loss against Russian Daniil Medvedev on Friday at the Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters, but one thing he doesn’t need to worry about — at least not yet — is his position at No. 1 in the ATP Rankings.

That’s because, regardless of World No. 2 Rafael Nadal’s performance in the Principality the rest of the week, Djokovic will actually increase his lead on Monday. If Nadal wins a record 12th Monte-Carlo title, he will retain the 1,000 points he earned in Monaco last year. Djokovic, on the other hand, advanced one round further than he did in 2018, making the last eight, so he will add 180 points, an increase of 90 from a season ago.

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In fact, Djokovic will have an opportunity to gain ground on the Spaniard throughout the clay-court season. Even if Nadal wins every tournament he plays, and Djokovic loses in the opening round of all of his events on the red dirt, the World No. 2 will not be able to catch Djokovic during the European spring clay swing. If Nadal lifts his 34th ATP Masters 1000 trophy on Sunday, he will still trail Djokovic by 2,435 points.

After Monte-Carlo last year, both Djokovic and Nadal competed at Barcelona, Madrid, Rome and Roland Garros. During that span, Djokovic earned 765 points and Nadal tallied 3,680 points. The Serbian is not currently scheduled to play in Barcelona this year, but he did not earn any points there in 2018, so Nadal will have to defend 2,915 more points than Djokovic through Roland Garros.


The problem for Nadal is that he doesn’t have many points to gain. Even if he goes undefeated during this clay stretch, he can only add 820 points by winning the Mutua Madrid Open, where he lost in the quarter-finals in 2018. While it may not be probable, Djokovic could potentially add 3,235 points through the clay-court Grand Slam championship if he were to win out.

“[The] French Open is the ultimate goal on clay… for sure, it's expected in a way for me to peak right at that tournament, because that's what I'm aiming for,” Djokovic said. “This is only the first tournament on clay, and it's a long season. Let's see how it goes.”

Since the Australian Open, Djokovic has missed an opportunity to increase his lead by even more due to early losses in Indian Wells, Miami and now his quarter-final defeat in Monte-Carlo. In those three tournaments, the Serbian earned only 315 points of a possible 3,000.

But Nadal will have more of a chance to chase Djokovic’s top spot once the grass season rolls along. After Roland Garros, Djokovic will have 7,990 points to defend for the rest of the season, while Nadal will only have 2,420 points. For now, though, Djokovic’s grasp on World No. 1 is secure.

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[Barty]

Podobno Tomasiek wypadł z top100 po raz pierwszy od 15 lat.