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Andre's Ranking in ATP 2006 Race

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Andre got No 5!!!
Keep going, Andre!
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1st Federer, R. 1100

2nd Nadal, R. 853

3rd Roddick, A. 548

4th Hewitt, L. 490

5th Agassi, A. 405

6th Coria, G. 403

7th Davydenko, N. 378

8th Safin, M. 346

9th Gaudio, G. 344

10th Puerta, M. 301

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Re: Andre's Ranking in ATP 2005 Race

That's great! We may see him in the Masters Cup after all! :dance:
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yes, and hopefully he will win it...
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1st Federer, R. 1150

2nd Nadal, R. 853

3rd Roddick, A. 548

4th Hewitt, L. 490

5th Agassi, A. 455

6th Coria, G. 403

7th Davydenko, N. 378

8th Safin, M. 346

9th Gaudio, G. 344

10th Puerta, M. 301 <!-- -->* Into US Open Final
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i think i heard in the commentaries that andre is the only player to be ranked in the top 10 for 3 decades. that's a cool achievement!
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Keep going, Andre!
Win next tournaments!
Play in Tennis Masters Cup!!




1st Federer, R. 1210

2nd Nadal, R. 853

3rd Roddick, A. 548

4th Hewitt, L. 490

5th Agassi, A. 455

6th Coria, G. 422

7th Davydenko, N. 378

8th Safin, M. 346

9th Gaudio, G. 344

10th Puerta, M. 308


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INDESIT ATP Entry Ranking Top 10
As of Monday, 19-Sep-05


1st Federer, R. 6975

2nd Nadal, R. 4475

3rd Roddick, A. 3125

4th Safin, M. 3085

5th Hewitt, L.3085

6th Agassi, A. 2640

7th Davydenko, N. 2175

8th Coria, G.2110

9th Nalbandian D. 1915

10th Puerta, M. 1727



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Andre stays on the 6th place:
October 10, 2005

The top 10 (last month's position in brackets):
1 (1) Roger Federer (Switzerland) 6975
2 (2) Rafael Nadal (Spain) 4475
3 (4) Andy Roddick (United States) 3115
4 (5) Marat Safin (Russia) 3015
5 (3) Lleyton Hewitt (Australia) 3015
6 (6) Andre Agassi (United States) 2640
7 (7) Nikolay Davydenko (Russia) 2175
8 (8) Guillermo Coria (Argentina) 2110
9 (9) David Nalbandian (Argentina) 1905
10 (10) Mariano Puerta (Argentina) 1784
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October 10, 2005

The top 10 :


1st Federer, R. 1245

2nd Nadal, R. 853

3rd Roddick, A. 548

4th Hewitt, L. 498

5th Agassi, A. 455

6th Coria, G. 422

7th Davydenko, N. 378

8th Safin, M. 346

9th Gaudio, G. 344

10th Puerta, M. 322

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I would love to see Andre crack the top 5 in the Entry Rankings this year. (Just because for some reason we put importance on top 5 as opposed to top 6... ;) ) He was in the top five way back in 1988, and it's remarkable that he is knocking at that door again, even after a disastrous RG and skipping Wimbledon.

I wonder if he can catch anyone in the Top 5 before year's end...
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I think Andre will be targeting Lleyton Hewitt before the year is out. They are both scheduled to play Madrid next week. Then Andre takes a week off while Hewitt has accepted a wildcard into St. Petersburg. They both take to the indoor courts of Paris before Shanghai a week later. Hewitt is consistent, but hasn't been startling lately, retiring injured in the QF in Bangkok. If Andre goes deep in Madrid and Paris I think he's got Hewitt. Roddick is too far in front. Andre would have to win a Masters Tournament and get SF or F in the other to beat Roddick to the finish for Number 3. Is it possible? Let's Tune In!
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Safin will lose a lot of entry ranking points by not playing at the TMC this year, which would put Andre in 5th place in the entry rankings at the end of the year (IF no one behind Andre catches up to him ;) )

He is currently No. 5 in the Race and No. 6 in the Entry Rankings.

Good luck, Andre :tennis:
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Updated after Paris Tues.
Top 20 Interactive Stats

RANK PLAYER D.O.B. RACE PTS P.L.W. T.P. T.W. M.P. M.W. M.W.in% PRIZE
1st Federer, Roger 8/8/1981 1 1245 1 17 11 80 77 96.25 $5.317.018
2nd Nadal, Rafael 6/3/1986 2 953 2 23 11 89 79 88.76 $3.874.751
3rd Roddick, Andy 8/30/1982 3 572 3 19 5 69 56 81.16 $1.686.135
4th Hewitt, Lleyton 2/24/1981 4 498 4 16 1 46 37 80.43 $1.459.437
5th Agassi, Andre 4/29/1970 5 455 5 16 1 49 38 77.55 $1.584.596
6th Coria, Guillermo 1/13/1982 6 437 6 21 1 78 55 70.51 $1.180.726
7th Davydenko, Nikolay 6/2/1981 7 408 7 28 1 79 51 64.56 $1.121.699
8th Ljubicic, Ivan 3/19/1979 8 361 8 22 2 71 51 71.83 $1.056.474
9th Safin, Marat 1/27/1980 8 346 8 15 1 38 27 71.05 $1.288.115
10th Gaudio, Gaston 12/9/1978 10 345 10 23 5 69 51 73.91 $971.424
11th Nalbandian, David 1/1/1982 11 343 12 19 1 57 40 70.18 $856.736
12th Puerta, Mariano 9/19/1978 12 339 11 22 1 59 37 62.71 $970.903
13th Gonzalez, Fernando 7/29/1980 13 337 14 22 3 69 48 69.57 $982.015
14th Johansson, Thomas 3/24/1975 14 314 17 24 1 71 47 66.20 $981.736
15th Ferrer, David 4/2/1982 15 299 13 27 0 69 41 59.42 $893.422
16th Ginepri, Robby 10/7/1982 16 289 15 23 1 58 36 62.07 $784.196
17th Ferrero, Juan Carlos 2/12/1980 17 285 16 25 0 71 45 63.38 $699.243
18th Gasquet, Richard 6/18/1986 18 274 18 13 1 42 31 73.81 $653.373
19th Robredo, Tommy 5/1/1982 19 273 19 24 0 65 42 64.62 $753.533
20th Hrbaty, Dominik 1/4/1978 20 272 21 24 0 65 40 61.54 $771.036
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Cool result for him! ;)
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good good
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Related topic from the mailbag this week:

Does anyone else find it just a little remarkable that Agassi, after effectively missing two of the four Grand Slams (and a big chunk of the year), is still managing to finish at a No. 6 ranking? -- Lilas Pratt, Marietta, Ga.

Yeah, and it's not like Agassi was gangbusters at the other Majors before the U.S. Open. I think his ranking is, at some level, testament to just how thoroughly Federer and Nadal have dominated. By taking three Majors and eight Masters Series events, they've absolutely hoarded points and thus a player who does well in spots can still be a top 10er. Also, Agassi got an assist from Marat Safin, who crashed and burned after Melbourne, and from Willie Canas, who got dinged for drogas.

All of that said, no one gifted Agassi his points. He won them and only a small handful of players won more. He put a great deal of thought into his schedule, he made some adjustments along the way and, in a year in which he reached the eligibility age for the seniors tour, was still a top player. So tip your cap to him. And, if you're the Shanghai promoter, hope to heck he shows up!
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Honorary ranking?
Agassi's No. 6 spot has some scratching their heads

Posted: Wednesday November 2, 2005 11:25AM; Updated: Wednesday November 2, 2005 11:25AM



Injuries limited Andre Agassi to only two Grand Slams in 2005.
Chuck Solomon/SI


• Belarusian teenager Viktoria Azarenka, the world's No. 1-ranked junior by the International Tennis Federation, will join Andre Agassi, Steffi Graf, Blake and the world No. 1 doubles team of Bob and Mike Bryan, for Tamarack Resort's Rock-n-Racquets at Taco Bell Arena at Boise State University on Saturday, Dec. 3.

• Our pal Phil Smith, who does a great job at the Cincinnati event, reports that regardless of what happens in Paris, this year is guaranteed to have the fewest number of unique AMS winners. The fewest before this year was 1995 when only four players (Sampras, Agassi, Thomas Muster and Andrei Medvedev) won the nine titles.



Sports Illustrated senior writer Jon Wertheim covers tennis for the magazine and is a regular contributor to SI.com.
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Well, Andre is now No. 5 in the race AND the entry rankings. :worship: Safin's injury had a lot to do with it.. but still, impressive! :)

Andre first reached the Top 5 (no. 3, to be precise) 17 years ago :eek: , in 1988.
Re: Andre's Ranking in ATP 2005 Race

Sorry, but Andre is now Nr 6
(and we expected him at Nr 4...:()

INDESIT ATP 2005 RACE UPDATE
1. Roger Federer 1285
2. Rafael Nadal 953
3. Andy Roddick 617
4. Lleyton Hewitt 498
5. Nikolay Davydenko 458
6. Andre Agassi 455
7. Guillermo Coria 438
8. Ivan Ljubicic 436
9. Gaston Gaudio 390
10. David Nalbandian 364
11. Fernando Gonzalez 358
12. Marat Safin 346
13. Mariano Puerta 340
* Updated after Wednesday's play
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A finish inside the top ten is great for a 35 yr old guy, be happy lol
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