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[DUN I LOVE]

Dzisiejsze zwycięstwo Thiema sprawiło, że na Top-5 Tsitsipas musi jeszcze trochę poczekać.

[Kiefer]

W Entry Rafa broni swoje punkty, Novak dorzuca 720 i ma 13000, Roger dodaje 720 i ma ok 2000 punktów przewagi nad Thiemem, ten beton nie kruszeje, on się utwardza.

W Raca Rafa 5505, Novak 4725, Roger 3360, Dominick 3305,
Stefanos 2940, pozostali daleko w tyle.

[Damian]

Nadal Passes Djokovic In Battle For Year-End No. 1

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Battle for year-end No. 1 is closest it has been at this point since 2012
Rafael Nadal took the lead in the battle for the year-end No. 1 ATP Ranking from Novak Djokovic by winning his 12th Roland Garros title on Sunday.

Nadal passed Djokovic for the lead in the ATP Race To London with 5,505 points, taking a 780-point advantage over the second-placed Serbian (4,725). It is the third consecutive year in which Nadal has led the Race after the season’s second Grand Slam, and he has fittingly won the title on the Parisian terre battue on each occasion. This sets the stage for what could be an exciting battle for the year-end No. 1 ATP Ranking.

ATP Race To London Standings

Player Points
1. Rafael Nadal 5,505
2. Novak Djokovic 4,725
3. Roger Federer 3,360
4. Dominic Thiem 3,305
5. Stefanos Tsitsipas 2,940
This is the closest the Race has been between the Top 2 players after Roland Garros since 2012, when Nadal led Djokovic by 630 points after claiming his seventh trophy in Paris. In 2017, Nadal led second-placed Roger Federer by 2,870 points and last season, he was ahead of second-placed Alexander Zverev by 1,545 points.

Nadal is now in a strong position to make a run for his fifth year-end finish (2008, ‘10, ‘13, ‘17) atop the ATP Rankings. Nadal would join Djokovic, Federer and Jimmy Connors in a tie for the second-most times accomplishing the feat, only trailing Pete Sampras, who did it on six occasions.

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It is impressive that the 33-year-old has passed Djokovic considering last month, the Serbian took a 900-point lead in the Race by winning the Mutua Madrid Open, and Nadal had not reached a clay-court final in 2019. But the Spaniard found his rhythm, triumphing at the Internazionali BNL d'Italia and then losing just two sets en route to his victory in Paris to make his move in the race for year-end No. 1.

The 33-year-old, who now holds a 32-5 record in 2019, is well on his way to qualifying for the Nitto ATP Finals for the 15th consecutive year. Nadal, the 2010 and 2013 finalist at The O2, made his debut at the season finale in 2006, when it was held in China.

https://www.atptour.com/en/news/nadal-r ... arros-2019

[Damian]

Gasquet wypada z Top-40 po raz pierwszy od 30 sierpnia 2010.

[Damian]

Khachanov Breaks Into Top 10, Mover Of The Week

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Khachanov Breaks Into Top 10, Mover Of The Week
Karen Khachanov rises two places to a career-high No. 9 in the ATP Rankings after reaching the Roland Garros quarter-finals. © Getty Images/ATP Tour

ATP Staff
Jun 10, 2019

ATPTour.com looks at the top Movers of the Week in the ATP Rankings, as of Monday, 10 June 2019

No. 9 (Career High) Karen Khachanov, +2
The 23-year-old advanced to his first Grand Slam quarter-final at Roland Garros after beating Juan Martin del Potro in four sets in the fourth round. Having entered the Round of 16 clash against Del Potro with an 0-3 record in Grand Slam fourth-round matches, Khachanov backed up wins over Cedrik-Marcel Stebe, Gregoire Barrere and Martin Klizan to reach the last eight.

Despite falling to eventual runner-up Dominic Thiem in the quarter-finals, Khachanov becomes the first Russian since Mikhail Youzhny in February 2011 to occupy a spot in the Top 10 of the ATP Rankings. The Moscow-born star rises two positions to a career-high at No. 9.

No. 10 (Career High) Fabio Fognini, +2
At the conclusion of a European clay-court swing which began with a first ATP Masters 1000 trophy at the Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters (d. Lajovic), Fognini will enter the grass-court season as a Top 10 player. The Italian claimed three straight four-set wins at Roland Garros, which included a victory against Australian Open quarter-finalist Roberto Bautista Agut, before losing to Alexander Zverev in the Round of 16. Like Khachanov, Fognini also jumps two spots to a new career-high ATP Ranking, at No. 10.

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No. 19 Stan Wawrinka, +9
Former champion Wawrinka reached his first Grand Slam quarter-final in two years at Roland Garros. The Swiss, who is rebuilding his ATP Ranking following two knee surgeries in August 2017, defeated in-form Chilean Cristian Garin, former World No. 3 Grigor Dimitrov and World No. 6 Stefanos Tsitsipas en route to the last eight. After a four-set loss to Roger Federer in the quarter-finals, the three-time Grand Slam champion leaps nine places to No. 19 in the ATP Rankings. This is the first time that Wawrinka has held a position in the Top 20 since 18 March 2018.

No. 28 Benoit Paire, +10
After picking up titles at the Grand Prix Hassan II (d. Andujar) and Open Parc Auvergne-Rhone-Alpes Lyon (d. Auger-Aliassime), Paire reached the Round of 16 at Roland Garros for the first time. The 30-year-old edged countryman Pierre-Hugues Herbert 6-2, 6-2, 5-7, 6-7(6), 11-9 in a memorable second-round clash en route to the last 16, where he fell in five sets to Kei Nishikori. Paire climbs 10 spots to No. 28 in the ATP Rankings, his highest position in almost three years.

Other Notable Movers
No. 39 Marco Cecchinato, -20
No. 48 Leonardo Mayer, +20
No. 54 Hubert Hurkacz, -10
No. 58 (Career High) Juan Ignacio Londero, +20
No. 63 Damir Dzumhur, -11
No. 70 Daniel Evans, +10
No. 74 Jaume Munar, -21
No. 78 Steve Johnson, -13
No. 82 Pablo Andujar, +11
No. 90 Ernests Gulbis, -11
No. 99 (Career High) Yannick Maden, +15

https://www.atptour.com/en/news/khachan ... -june-2019

[lake]

1. Djokovic Novak 12715 17
2. Nadal Rafael 7945 16
3. Federer Roger 6670 17
4. Thiem Dominic 4685 23
5. Zverev Alexander 4360 23
6. Tsitsipas Stefanos 4215 28
7. Nishikori Kei 4040 23
8. Anderson Kevin 3565 16
9. Khachanov Karen 2980 25
10. Fognini Fabio 2785 24

Pensjonariusze i obsługa sanatorium.

[Kiefer]

Kurs 7,5 na to, że Rafa skończy sezon na pierwszym miejscu w rankingu, w race ma 5505 punktów, Novak 4725, Roger 3360.

Nie ukrywam wolałbym aby to on był numerem jeden niż Novak, Roger nie ma większych szans.

[no-handed backhand]

Co ten Anderson jeszcze tam robi?

[DUN I LOVE]

Trzymają go finał Wimbledonu, półfinał Kanady, wygrany Wiedeń i połówka WTF.

[Damian]

[Damian]

[Barty]

Berrettini Rises To Career-High, Mover Of The Week

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ATPTour.com looks at the top Movers of the Week in the ATP Rankings, as of Monday, 17 June 2019

No. 22 (Career High) Matteo Berrettini, +8
The Italian held each of his 50 service games throughout the week at the MercedesCup en route to the trophy. Berrettini, who has captured each of his three ATP Tour titles in the past 11 months, defeated Nick Kyrgios and Karen Khachanov in his opening two matches. After beating Felix Auger-Aliassime in the championship match, the 23-year-old jumps eight places to a career-high No. 22 in the ATP Rankings. Read More.

No. 34 Adrian Mannarino, +10
The 30-year-old ended his losing streak in ATP Tour championship matches in style at the Libema Open, lifting his first trophy in seven finals after a straight-sets victory against Jordan Thompson. Mannarino overcame three consecutive seeded opponents, Fernando Verdasco, David Goffin and Borna Coric, to reach the final in 's-Hertogenbosch. The Frenchman leaps 10 spots to No. 34 in the ATP Rankings. Read More.


No. 46 (Career High) Jordan Thompson, +16
Despite falling short of his first ATP Tour crown, Thompson enjoyed a breakthrough week in the Netherlands. The 25-year-old Australian arrived at the Libema Open, without an ATP Tour semi-final appearance to his name, but defeated sixth seed Frances Tiafoe and third seed Alex de Minaur en route to the championship match. Thompson soars 16 positions to a career-high No. 46 in the ATP Rankings.

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Other Notable Movers
No. 54 Richard Gasquet, -12
No. 63 Daniel Evans, +7
No. 65 Jeremy Chardy, -16
No. 80 Matthew Ebden, -14
No. 86 (Career High) Corentin Moutet, +16
No. 88 Jaume Munar, -14

https://www.atptour.com/en/news/berrett ... -june-2019

[DUN I LOVE]

Berrettini, RBA, Felix i Schwartzman biją się w tym tygodniu o miejsce w top-20.

[Damian]

18 Marin Čilić 1940
19 Stan Wawrinka 1715
20 Matteo Berrettini 1665
21 Félix Auger-Aliassime 1654
22 Roberto Bautista Agut 1600
23 Diego Schwartzman 1485

[DUN I LOVE]

Jeżeli juto Beret i FAA wygrają swoje mecze, wyprzedzą Staszka i zabukują miejsce w Top-20.

[Damian]

Lopez Leaps 60 Spots In ATP Rankings, Mover Of The Week

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ATPTour.com looks at the top Movers of the Week in the ATP Rankings, as of Monday, 24 June 2019

No. 53 Feliciano Lopez, +60
The 37-year-old became the oldest champion at the Fever-Tree Championships in the Open Era and the first wild card to lift the trophy at The Queen's Club since Pete Sampras in 1999. Lopez claimed his second trophy at the grass-court ATP 500 tournament following wins against Marton Fucsovics, Milos Raonic, Felix Auger-Aliassime and Gilles Simon.

The Spaniard also became the first player since Mark Philippoussis in 1997 to win both titles in the same year, after lifting the doubles trophy alongside Andy Murray. Lopez jumps 60 positions in the ATP Rankings to No. 53, his highest position since spending his last day in the No. 37 spot exactly one year ago. Read More & Watch Queen's Club Final Highlights.

No. 23 David Goffin, +10
The Belgian advanced to his first tour-level championship match in 19 months at the NOVENTI OPEN. Goffin ousted eighth seed Guido Pella, Radu Albot, second seed Alexander Zverev and MercedesCup champion Matteo Berrettini en route to the championship match, where he fell in straight sets to 10-time champion Roger Federer. The 2017 Nitto ATP Finals runner-up rises 10 spots to No. 23 in the ATP Rankings. Read More & Watch Halle Final Highlights.

No. 25 Gilles Simon, +13
The 34-year-old reached his first ATP Tour final of the season at the Fever-Tree Championships after four three-set victories at The Queen's Club. Simon battled past James Ward, 2015 finalist Kevin Anderson, 2007 runner-up Nicolas Mahut and World No. 13 Daniil Medvedev, before a final-set tie-break loss to Lopez in the championship match. The Frenchman leaps 13 places to No. 25 in the ATP Rankings.


Other Notable Movers
No. 46 Richard Gasquet, +8
No. 56 Leonardo Mayer, -8
No. 57 Philipp Kohlschreiber, -7
No. 69 Steve Johnson, +7
No. 70 Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, +7
No. 73 Robin Haase, -7
No. 79 Sam Querrey, -11
No. 81 Jeremy Chardy, -16
No. 91 Matthew Ebden, -11

https://www.atptour.com/en/news/lopez-r ... -june-2019

[DUN I LOVE]

Czy jest możliwa zmiana lidera rankingu po Wimbledonie?

[Barty]

Nie, brakuje ponad 1000 punktów. Także taka zmiana możliwa dopiero po Us Open.

[Damian]

Fritz Reaches Career-High, Mover Of The Week

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ATPTour.com looks at the top Movers of the Week in the ATP Rankings, as of Monday, 1 July 2019

No. 31 (Career-High) Taylor Fritz, +11
More than three years after reaching his first ATP Tour final at 2016 Memphis, Taylor Fritz lifted his maiden tour-level trophy at the Nature Valley International in Eastbourne. The 21-year-old American defeated top seed Guido Pella and British No. 1 Kyle Edmund en route to the championship match, where he overcame countryman Sam Querrey in straight sets. The 6'4" Californian climbs 11 spots to a career-high No. 31 in the ATP Rankings. Read More

No. 46 (Career-High) Lorenzo Sonego, +29
The 24-year-old entered the Turkish Airlines Open Antalya without a victory on grass, riding a six-match tour-level losing streak that dated back to his last-eight run at the Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters in April. But Sonego defeated three seeded players to reach his first ATP Tour final, and saved championship point against Miomir Kecmanovic, before claiming his first ATP Tour crown. The Italian soars 29 positions to a career-high No. 46 in the ATP Rankings. Read More

No. 67 (Career-High) Miomir Kecmanovic, +15
The Serbian reached his first tour-level final in Antalya and found himself just one point away from the title against Sonego. Kecmanovic dropped serve once in 48 service games to reach the final, overcoming third seed Jordan Thompson in the last four in a final-set tie-break The 19-year-old rises 15 positions to a career-high No. 67 in the ATP Rankings.


Other Notable Movers
No. 50 Pablo Carreno Busta, +9
No. 58 Mikhail Kukushkin, -11
No. 65 Sam Querrey, +14
No. 83 Hugo Dellien, +10
No. 89 Thomas Fabbiano, +13
No. 91 Damir Dzumhur, -28

https://www.atptour.com/en/news/atp-ran ... -july-2019

[Damian]