There were two tournaments last week, one in Bucharest and one in Metz. The biggest mover this week is Pablo Andujar of Spain who moves into the Top 100 this week, from #105 to #77. This big move was due mainly to his finals appearance in Bucharest, where he lost eventually to Juan Ignacio Chela.
Another big mover this week is Somdev Devvarman of India, entering the Top 100 at #100, moving up from #117.
Juan Ignacio Chela is another big mover this week from #53 to #39, by virtue of his title run in Bucharest. This good form should help Chela return to the Top 32 and be seeded in time for the Aussie Open in 2011.
Labels
Popular Posts of the Week
-
Day One is usually like a circus since half of the participants in both the men's and women's singles will be playing. Also, sinc...
-
One reason why watching sports is pretty exciting is that everything that happened before, all the statistics that back up a player...
-
The final eight players have been finally decided for the WTA 2012 Championships. They are: #1 Victoria Azarenka from Belarus #2 Mari...
-
Now that the maestro is in his favorite surface and that he won a warm up tournament leading to this year's Wimbledon, everyone is a...
-
Samantha Stosur (#7) is now heating up her clay court season with a semifinal finish in Stuttgart. She lost to eventual champion, Julia G...
-
Su-Wei Hsieh wins 2012 Kuala Lumpur Championship When the draw for the Kuala Lumpur championship came out, you would most likely not ...
-
I've been hearing about Coco Vandeweghe for a while now, especially during the hard court season. At this year's Tokyo Open,...
-
Juan Carlos Ferrero is no stranger to the Grand Slams , having reached the final here in Flushing Meadows before, and winning the Fren...
-
Simone Vagnozzi was not expected to reach the 3rd round of the Barcelona Open mainly because he's currently ranked #186 in the world. ...
-
QUARTERFINALS Milos Raonic CAN 1 Thomaz Bellucci BRA 8...
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)

No comments:
Post a Comment