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Friday, December 30, 2011
2011's #8 Male Player - Mardy Fish
It's great to see Mardy Fish finally reach the Top 10 and at the yearend, at that! He lost in the second round in Melbourne and the third round in Roland Garros but reached the quarterfinals in Wimbledon and the fourth round in the US Open. He also won Atlanta this year and played in his first year end World Tour Finals. He lost all his matches to Nadal, Tsonga and Federer.
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