Czy może któryś z federastów będzie łaskaw trochę popanikować?!

To cudowne uczucie być czyjąś inspiracją.

DUN I LOVE napisał:

Robertinho napisał:

To cudowne uczucie być czyjąś inspiracją.

Nie Ty, tylko Twój pomysł statystyczny

Wiedziałem, że trafię na podatny grunt.

Murray nr1 na koniec roku? O czym my rozmawiamy?

Jeżeli:
* Djoko zrobi 1/4 w Szanghaju
* Del Potro wygra Szanghaj

wówczas Murray spadnie na 5 miejsce w ENTRY.

DUN I LOVE napisał:

Jeżeli:
* Djoko zrobi 1/4 w Szanghaju
* Del Potro wygra Szanghaj

wówczas Murray spadnie na 5 miejsce w ENTRY.

Djoko wygrał w 1/4 Pekinu, więc teraz potrzebuje 3 rundy w Szanghaju

Michaś 32

Wreszcie coś pozytywnego z obozu Jużnego. Mam nadzieję, że z czasem przyjdzie jakiś wygrany turniej. Dobrze by było podnieść ranking przed AO, bo ostatni z rozstawionych graczy ma 3 rundę WS nieciekawą, jak zresztą wszyscy wiemy.

Davai!

Dzisiejsze mecze w Szanghaju zaostrzyły walkę o Londyn. Po tym turnieju może dojść do niezłych przetasowań w walce o WTF.

Stan obecny:

6  Andy Roddick (USA)           4410
7  Fernando Verdasco (ESP)      3070   
8  Robin Soderling (SWE)        2830
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9  Fernando Gonzalez (CHI)      2780
10  Jo-Wilfried Tsonga (FRA)     2695
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11  Nikolay Davydenko (RUS)      2630

Soderling wyprzedził Gonza, bardzo duże szanse nawet na top-8 ma po mastersie w Chinach, Davydenko.

Poniżej mała rozpiska startów graczy walczących o Londyn:

Andy Roddick: Walencja, Paryż
Fernando Verdasco: Walencja, Paryż
Fernando Gonzalez: Basel, Paryż
Robin Soderling: Sztokholm, Walencja, Paryż
Nikolay Davydenko: Moskwa, Walencja, Paryż
Jo-Wilfried Tsonga: Lyon, Walencja, Paryż
Tommy Robredo: Walencja, Paryż
Radek Stepanek: Wiedęń, Basel, Paryż
Marin Cilic*: Moskwa, Paryż
Gilles Simon: Lyon, Walencja, Paryż
Tommy Haas: Basel, Paryż

* Cilić ponoć poprosił o WC do Basel.

On The Bubble: Battle For Barclays ATP World Tour Finals Berths

The battle for the two remaining places at the eight-man Barclays ATP World Tour Finals enters an intriguing phase in coming weeks, with just four weeks left for players to press their claims.

This week only two of the Finals contenders - Nikolay Davydenko (Moscow) and Robin Soderling (Stockholm) - are competing at ATP World Tour 250 tournaments. Contenders may only count points from two 250 tournaments in their South African Airways 2009 ATP Ranking. Davydenko has already counted two lots of 250 points from each of the two ATP World Tour 250 titles (Kuala Lumpur and Umag) he has won.

That gives an edge to a player like Soderling, who is counting 250 points from his tournament victory in Bastad and just 90 points from his next best performance at an ATP World Tour 250 tournament. Should Soderling win the Stockholm title, the 250 winner’s points would be counted in his points’ total, replacing the 90 points for a net gain of 160 points.

All players can improve their points totals in the week of 2 November when they will play an ATP World Tour 500 event in either Basel or Valencia, and again in the final week of the season at the BNP Paribas Masters in Paris, an ATP World Tour 1000 event.

Below is a look at how players ‘on the bubble’ of claiming one of two remaining Finals berths are shaping up:

Nikolay Davydenko: The Russian cannot count any more points earned at the 250s because he is maxed out with titles in Kuala Lumpur and Umag. He is playing Moscow, but can only further his claim to a berth by doing well in Valencia and Paris.
Next Up: Moscow

Fernando Verdasco: Attempting to qualify for the first time, super-fit Spanish left-hander Fernando Verdasco is not scheduled to play again until the week of 2 November in Valencia.
Next Event: Valencia

Fernando Gonzalez: Hard-hitting Chilean Fernando Gonzalez, who in 2007 upset eventual champion Roger Federer in the round-robin phase of Tennis Masters Cup, is next playing Basel, where he will attempt to add 500 points to his total.
Next Event: Basel

Robin Soderling: The big-hitting Swede has remained in contention for London since his surprise run to the Roland Garros final. Three players close behind Soderling – Tsonga, Cilic and Robredo – have all won two ATP World Tour 250 tournaments, so cannot add to their totals outside the 500s and 1000s. But Soderling can add points at the 250 in Stockholm.

It’s a little unusual for a Finals contender to have Challenger points counting in his year-to-date ranking, but Soderling’s 115 points earned by winning the Sunrise Challenger in Florida eclipses the 90 points he earned for his second-best performance at ATP World Tour 250 level this season. (He reached semi-finals at Kuala Lumpur and Auckland). Like his rivals, Soderling must count his best two performances outside the Grand Slams, Masters 1000s and ATP World Tour 500s in his South African Airways 2009 ATP Ranking. For most players those points will come from 250 tournaments.

Currently Sodelring is counting the 250 points for his title win at the ATP World Tour 250 tournament in Bastad earlier in the season and the 115 points he earned by winning the Sunrise Challenger in Florida in March. Should Soderling win the Stockholm title this week, he would add 135 points to his total (250 winner’s points less the 115 points from the Sunrise Challenger he could no longer count). Should Soderling lose in the Stockholm final, he would add 35 points to his total (150 runner-up points less the 115 points from the Sunrise Challenger that he could no longer count).


Next Up: Stockholm

Jo-Wilfried Tsonga: The powerful Frenchman added 500 points recently by winning the ATP World Tour 500 tournament in Tokyo. But he cannot add to his points tally at his next event in Lyon as he is already counting the maximum two 250-pointers from title wins in Marseille and Johannesburg. So his performances at the 500 in Valencia and the Masters 1000 in Paris will be crucial.
Next Up: Lyon

Marin Cilic: The free-swinging Croat has maxed out his 250s with tournament victories in Chennai and Zagreb. He is not scheduled to play again until Paris, but may lobby for a wild card into Valencia or Basel to boost his Finals chances.
Next Up: Paris

Gilles Simon: As a winner of just one 250 title this year in Bangkok, the French counter-puncher can make ground when he plays the 250 event in Lyon next week.
Next Up: Lyon

Radek Stepanek: The Czech, who last year appeared at the Finals as an alternate, cannot add points when he plays in Vienna the week after next due to his two title wins in San Jose and Brisbane. So he will look to Basel and Paris to make his move.
Next Up: Vienna

Tommy Robredo: Unable to count further points earned at the 250s due to his titles in Buenos Aires and Costa do Sauipe, Robredo is not scheduled to play again until the ATP World Tour 500 in Valencia on home soil in Spain.
Next Up: Valencia

Gael Monfils: A winner of just one 250 title in Metz, Monfils can make ground at the 250 tournament in Vienna next week. The athletic Frenchman, who will also play in Valencia and Paris, is attempting to qualify for the Finals for the first time.
Next Up: Vienna

http://www.barclaysatpworldtourfinals.c … bubble.asp

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Wg mnie Denko już jestem pewny. Ostatnie miejsce to walka 4, max. 5 graczy; Verdasco, Soda, Fena, Jo i Cilić. Chorwat ma trochę straty do powyższej czwórki, ale bierze dzikusy wszędzie gdzie się da, więc trochę pkt może naskrobać.

Lleyton 20

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