[sjor]

1. Del Potro
2. Nalbandian
3. Gulbis
4. Haas
5. Karlovic
6. Mahut
7. F. Lopez
8. Tipsarevic
9. Söderling
10. Federer

[Eden]

Originally Posted by E-r-i-c

5. Robin Soderling [if he is still active]

Of course he still counts as an active player even though he unfortunately hasn't been able to play for several months now...

[Friday16]

1- Roger Federer
2- Juan Martin del Potro
3- Andy Roddick
4- Jo-Wilfred Tsonga
5- Lleyton Hewitt
6- Ivan Ljubicic
7- David Nalbandian
8- Richard Gasquet
9- Tommy Haas
10-John Isner

[superslam77]

1-federer
2-davydenko
3-djokovic
4-tsonga
5-ferrero
6-michael russell
7-nalfatian
8-soderling
9-dolgopolov
10-wawrinka

extra
11-insner
12-ljubicic

[CelesteBlanca]

1 Juan Martin Del Potro
2 Marin Cilic

3 Andy Murray
4 Feliciano Lopez
5 Leonardo Mayer

6 David Ferrer
7 Juan Carlos Ferrero
8 Jo-Wilfried Tsonga
9 Federico Del Bonis
10 Matthew Ebden


would like to nominate Fernando Gonzalez and Jose Acasuso, what a pity they just retired.

[SheenKJohn]

1. Federer
2. Del Potro
3. Murray
4. Nalbandian
5. Tsonga
6. Djokovic
7. John Isner
8. Gasquet
9. Söderling
10. David Ferrer

[Nole fan]

Originally Posted by Superman_Nadal

1. Federer
2. Del Potro
3. Murray
4. Nalbandian
5. Tsonga
6. Djokovic
7. John Isner
8. Gasquet
9. Söderling
10. David Ferrer

And you're called Superman Nadal?

[Nollie]

1. Novak Djokovic
2. Gilles Simon
3. Janko Tipsarevic
4. David Ferrer
5. Mardy Fish
6. David Nalbandian
7. Juan Monaco
8. Kei Nishikori

[Jimnik]

1. Juan Carlos Ferrero
2. Andy Roddick
3. Kei Nishikori
4. Bob Bryan
5. Mike Bryan
6. Don Young
7. John Isner
8. Ernests Gulbis
9. Yen Hsun Lu
10. Andreas Seppi

[Looner]

Lol, Roger's storming this. Expected but nice to see again.

[Eden]

Originally Posted by CelesteBlanca

would like to nominate Fernando Gonzalez and Jose Acasuso, what a pity they just retired.

You can name these two in the favorite retired players thread

http://www.menstennisforums.com/showthread.php?t=195011

[Nole fan]

Originally Posted by Looner

Lol, Roger's storming this. Expected but nice to see again.

Sorry to disappoint you, but the poll hasn't been updated for ages.

[The Bulldog]

1) Cedrik-Marcel Stebe - Like his game, he has an attacking instinct no matter the situation and he seems a nice guy. Overall one for the future certainly.

2) David Goffin - Like how he works the ball round the court, and the precision of his strokes. He has a well-rounded game and again seems fan-friendly.

3) Martin Klizan - Love the way he plays tennis and his personality on court should become more well-known as he rises up the rankings.

4) Aljaz Bedene - He's a fighter as well as a tactician which makes him exciting to support as well as watch. I'm intrigued by how he'll grow on other surfaces.

5) Gastao Elias - He gives it 100% and it would be easy for him, being an Iberian, to be an archetypal clay-courter, but he's more than that, he plays well on hard-courts as well.

6) Adrian Mannarino - I think he's exciting to watch with the angles he creates and the way he can polish the lines, despite lacking that power that so many other players have.

7) Thiemo de Bakker - While he's been struggling for a while, his best form is so exciting to watch.

8) Andrey Golubev - When he's on, he's very good, but his games style lends itself towards him being a fun player to root for because of his volatile nature.

9) Pablo Cuevas - I miss him, and hopefully when he comes back he'll be just as good as he was when he got the injury.

10) Leonardo Mayer - He's cool to watch when he's on. Hope he continues to keep himself together.

[Mystique]

Originally Posted by Nole fan

Sorry to disappoint you, but the poll hasn't been updated for ages.

Like that is going to make any difference.

[tennisnba]

#1 - Federer
#2 - delpotro
#3 - Nalbandian
#4 - Gasquet
#5 - Tsonga
#6 - Soderling
#7 - Davydenko
#8 - Dolgopolov
#9 - Kohlschreiber
#10 - Nishikori