Jason Murray Kubler is about to play against Constant Lestienne on Tuesday the 27th of June in Mallorca. Here is an update about his live rankings.
Jason Murray Kubler is presently ranked no.74 with points positioned as Australian no.6.
On the opposite side, Constant Lestienne is presently ranked no.73 with 751 points occupying the position of French player no.6.
Live Rankings
| 194 | 175 |
A.Meza
|
308 |
| 195 | 60 |
S.Travaglia
|
307 |
| 196 | 63 |
J.Kubler
|
305 |
| 197 | 61 |
T.Monteiro
|
304 |
| 198 | 191 |
D.Glinka
|
302 |
| 199 | 183 |
O.Crawford
|
300 |
| 200 | 193 |
S.Wayenburg
|
296 |
| 201 | 194 |
D.Added
|
296 |
| 202 | 198 |
C.Tabur
|
292 |
| 203 | 187 |
J.Silva
|
288 |
| 204 | 177 |
J.Jones
|
287 |
| 205 | 38 |
A.Molcan
|
286 |
He is 3 places down after losing 2 points to be the new world no.77. His career-best rank was no.63.
Jason Murray Kubler will not improve his live rankings if he defeats Lestienne in the 1st round. In fact, as of now the next player in line is Jack Draper who has 741 points. If Murray Kubler wins, he will have 740 points.
In his live rankings, out of 740 points, Jason has gained 330 points (45%) on Hard Court, 240 points (32%) on Grass and 170 points (23%) on Clay.
Year-to-date live rankings
In terms of live year-to-date rankings, Murray Kubler is still ranked no.59 as the Australian no.7.
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H2H Jason Murray Kubler vs. Constant Lestienne
Murray Kubler and Lestienne have never played against each other so far on the main tour.
Jason Murray Kubler in 2023
LWLWWWLLLL Currently the world no.74, Murray Kubler played his last match on the 24th of June when he beat world no.69 Sebastian Ofner 6-4 6-4 in the final of the Ilkley Challenger to win his 0th career title.
At present, during this year Murray Kubler has achieved an overall 23-14 win-loss record. Jason has won 1 title in the Ilkley Challenger.
Constant Lestienne in 2023
LLWLLLLLWW Now the world no.73, Lestienne played his last match on the 17th of June when he lost to world no.346 Billy Harris 3-6 7-5 6-3 in the qualifications in London (draw).
Currently, during this year the French player has managed to achieve a composed 8-15 win-loss record. Constant Lestienne’s most significant performance of this year was getting to the semifinal in Auckland.
