Tag: ATP Rankings

Stan and Roger improves their 2014 rankings after Monte-Carlo Stanislas Wawrinka and Roger Federer made a significant step forward in the Year to Date (or Race to London) rankings. Stan overtook both Nadal (now no.4) and Djokovic (no.2) after gaining 1000pts. Roger climbed 1 place after...

This week we had only 2 ATP250 events that have been dominated by the Spanish Armada, but we still had interesting changes. Nadal and Djokovic are still in a league on their own far away from the rest of the group. Dimitrov Grigor hasn’t played, but Robredo...

Last week we had no major ATP events as most top players were engaged in the Davis Cup. So it was time for the “second tier” players to step up and win some challengers. Steve Johnson was the guy that gained the most in the top...

The tournament in Miami has brought some interesting changes. Funny enough the most important ones relate to 2 players that didn’t perform that well in Florida: Federer and Fognini Federer Roger lost a quirky match against Nishikori to crash out in the quarters. Even if the Maestro...

The difference between being world no.4 and world no.5 in the rankings is actually huge. Being no.4 means that Roger won’t have to face Nadal and Djokovic before the semifinal of every tournament and that is very important to reach the latest stages competitions.Reaching the...

Losing an incredible match against Kei Nishikori didn’t lower much the Maestro’s morale. Actually even if he squandered a clear lead (he was 6-3 4-3 and a break up), the Maestro admitted that the Japanese deserved the victory and he did a prediction… Federer: Nishikori in...

After a great fortnight Roger Federer is back to world no.5 and is going for more! Reaching the final in Indian Wells gave +240 pts to Roger Federer that is now just 105 pts from surpassing world no.4 David Ferrer. Actually it is rather possible that...

It’s a fantastic moment for Roger Federer! In fact, the Maestro is shining while all his biggest rivals are struggling...so... it’s time for Roger to aim at something important. Definitely World no.5 ... Reaching the semi-final in Indian Wells allows Federer to become at least world...

The ATP rankings are becoming more and more interesting. Nothing changed at the very top as Nadal and Djokovic are firmly in command, but there are many movements behind them. Dimitrov Grigor won the tournament in Dubai to reach a career high world no.16 (just 15...

It’s Mad Max Gulbis time! The Latvian is playing the best tennis of his career and that becomes very obvious also in the rankings. After winning the tournament in Marseille, Ernests broke in the top20 to reach a no.18 career high. Gulbis stated that he wants...