Entry list

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Eruwen

Discussion Starter · Sep 13, 2005 (Edited)

From the official tournament website:

1. Federer, R. (SUI)
2. Nadal, R. (ESP)
3. Roddick, A. (USA)
4. Hewitt, L. (AUS)
5. Safin, M. (RUS)
6. Davydenko, N. (RUS)
7. Agassi, A. (USA)
8. Coria, G. (ARG)
9. Gaudio, G. (ARG)
10. Puerta, M. (ARG)
11. Nalbandian, D. (ARG)
12. Henman, T. (GBR)
13. Gasquet, R. (FRA)
14. Johansson, T. (SWE)
15. Ferrer, D. (ESP)
16. Hrbaty, D. (SVK)
17. Stepanek, R. (CZE)
18. Ljubicic, I. (CRO)
19. Robredo, T. (ESP)
20. Lopez, F. (ESP)
21. Ferrero, J. C. (ESP)
22. Gonzalez, F. (CHI)
23. Ancic, M. (CRO)
24. Novak, J. (CZE)
25. Youzhny, M. (RUS)
26. Dent, T. (USA)
27. Rochus, O. (BEL)
28. Rusedski, G. (GBR)
29. Haas, T. (GER)
30. Mirnyi, M. (BLR)
31. Moya, C. (ESP)
32. Berdych, T. (CZE)
33. Grosjean, S. (FRA)
34. Beck, K. (SVK)
35. Volandri, F. (ITA)
36. Kiefer, N. (GER)
37. Pavel, A. (ROM)
38. Hanescu. V. (ROM)

And I'm sure Verdasco will get a wild card!

Any other information is welcome!

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Björki

· #2 · Sep 13, 2005 (Edited)

Next players (alternates) in:

Melzer, Jurgen (AUT)
Soderling, Robin (SWE)
Monfils, Gael (FRA)
Acasuso, Jose (ARG)
Mathieu, Paul-Henri (FRA)
Ginepri, Robby (USA)
Spadea, Vincent (USA)
Verdasco, Fernando (ESP)
Blake, James (USA)
Chela, Juan Ignacio (ARG)

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Eruwen

Discussion Starter · #3 · Sep 13, 2005

Thanks!

Alvarillo

· #4 · Sep 13, 2005

sure, Verdasco will get a WC!

Kyla

· #5 · Sep 13, 2005

Good - Verdasco doesn't need a WC

:bounce:

mishar

· #6 · Sep 13, 2005

I have a question. Is this the fixed alternate list? Or does the alternate list get updated 3 or 4 weeks before the tournament? Because already the rankings are different. Right now I believe Ginepri, Blake, then Verdasco are next in line in case of withdrawals..

But maybe they stick with the original alternates list?

smucav

· #7 · Sep 13, 2005 (Edited)

Updated entry list (& alternates):

OUT Federer, Roger (SUI) 1
2. Nadal, Rafael (ESP) 2
3. Roddick, Andy (USA) 3
OUT Hewitt, Lleyton (AUS) 4
OUT Safin, Marat (RUS) 5
6. Davydenko, Nikolay (RUS) 6
OUT Agassi, Andre (USA) 7
8. Coria, Guillermo (ARG) 8
9. Gaudio, Gaudio (ARG) 9
10. Puerta, Mariano (ARG) 10
11. Nalbandian, David (ARG) 11
12. Henman, Tim (GBR) 12
OUT Gasquet, Richard (FRA) 13
14. Johansson, Thomas (SWE) 14
15. Ferrer, David (ESP) 15
OUT Johansson, Joachim (SWE) 16
17. Hrbaty, Dominik (SVK) 17
18. Stepanek, Radek (CZE) 18
19. Ljubicic, Ivan (CRO) 19
20. Robredo, Tommy (ESP) 20
21. Lopez, Feliciano (ESP) 21
22. Ferrero, Juan Carlos (ESP) 22
23. Gonzalez, Fernando (CHI) 23
24. Ancic, Mario (CRO) 24
25. Novak, Jiri (CZE) 25
26. Youzhny, Mikhail (RUS) 26
27. Dent, Taylor (USA) 27
OUT Canas, Guillermo (ARG)
29. Rochus, Olivier (BEL) 29
30. Rusedski, Greg (GBR) 30
31. Haas, Tommy (GER) 31
32. Mirnyi, Max (BLR) 32
33. Moya, Carlos (ESP) 33
34. Berdych, Thomas (CZE) 34
35. Grosjean, Sebastien (FRA) 35
36. Beck, Karol (SVK) 36
37. Volandri, Fillippo (ITA) 37
38. Kiefer, Nicholas (GER) 38
39. (SE)
40. (WC) Fernando Verdasco ESP
41. (WC) Albert Costa ESP
42. (WC) Nicolas Massu CHI (Votación Marca)
43. (Q) Juan Ignacio Chela ARG
44. (Q) Christophe Rochus BEL
45. (Q) Ivo Karlovic CRO
46. (Q) Alberto Martin ESP
47. (Q) Agustin Calleri ARG
48. (Q) Tomas Zib CZE

Alternates
IN Pavel, Andrei (ROM) 39
IN Hanescu, Victor (ROM) 40
IN Melzer, Jurgen AUT 41
OUT Soderling, Robin SWE 42
IN Monfils, Gael FRA 43
IN Acasuso, Jose ARG 44
IN Mathieu, Paul Henri FRA 45
IN Ginepri, Robby USA 46
IN Spadea, Vincent USA 47
1. Verdasco, Fernando ESP 48
2. Blake, James USA 49
3. Chela, Juan Ignacio ARG 50
4. Srichaphan, Paradorn THA 51
5. Andreev, Igor RUS 52
6. Rochus, Christophe BEL 53
7. Malisse, Xavier BEL 54
8. Carlsen, Kenneth DEN 55

Nota: Guillermo Cañas (28 ATP) por suspensión y Joachim Johansson (16 ATP) por lesión en el hombro no han entrado en el cuadro

[Due to a bug-- http://www.menstennisforums.com/showpost.php?p=2301092&postcount=7 --I was unable to edit my post from earlier today that included the full entry list & alternates (nor was I able to include a quote from the first post "Any other information is welcome!") so I deleted it & am replicating it here.]

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Alvarillo

· #8 · Sep 14, 2005

one of the WC will be chosen in www.marca.es in a poll!

Björki

· #9 · Sep 14, 2005

Alvarillo said:
one of the WC will be chosen in www.marca.es in a poll!

where can I find the poll?

Deivid23

· #10 · Sep 14, 2005

Björki said:
where can I find the poll?

Not available yet.

One of the Q spots will go to Oscar Burrieza (as winner of a minor tourney whose prize was that)

smucav

· #11 · Sep 15, 2005

mishar said:
I have a question. Is this the fixed alternate list?

Yes.

Or does the alternate list get updated 3 or 4 weeks before the tournament?

No.

But maybe they stick with the original alternates list?

Yes.

Direct entry list (& alternates): 9/5/05 entry rankings
Qualifying entry list: 9/26/05 entry rankings
Seeding (main draw & qualifying): 10/10/05 entry rankings

mishar

· #12 · Sep 16, 2005

Thanks Smucav. So Verdasco would need a wildcard, and unless there are a lot of withdrawals, Blake & Ginepri would have to play qualifying.

LaTenista

· #13 · Sep 18, 2005

mishar said:
Thanks Smucav. So Verdasco would need a wildcard, and unless there are a lot of withdrawals, Blake & Ginepri would have to play qualifying.

Bingo. It's pretty depressing though - it seems stupid to use a week (9/5) when new rankings didn't even come out as the basis of deciding who made the cutoff and who didn't. As the last GS of the year, it would have made a lot more sense to wait until after the USO for the rankings of 9/12 to come out. All 3 of them would have been directly into Madrid then.

smucav

· #14 · Sep 19, 2005

mishar said:
Thanks Smucav. So Verdasco would need a wildcard, and unless there are a lot of withdrawals, Blake & Ginepri would have to play qualifying.

In 2004, there were eleven zero pointers in Madrid. While there may not be as many this year, several alternates will probably be admitted to the main draw.

Super-Fabio

· #15 · Sep 21, 2005

Go Filippo and Rafa......

juanpablo18

· #16 · Sep 25, 2005

massu ask for q Wild Card....!
massu was finalist in 2003, so i think that is too posible

landoud

· #17 · Sep 29, 2005

seems it's gonna be great tourny

Galaxystorm

· #18 · Sep 29, 2005

Nadal talking about Madrid masters series “ At the end of the last two seasons i arrived very tired and off form and it seems it can happen again this year “

Deivid23

· #19 · Sep 30, 2005

Galaxystorm said:
Nadal talking about Madrid masters series “ At the end of the last two seasons i arrived very tired and off form and it seems it can happen again this year “

I´d be surprised if Nadal goes deep in the draw, honestly

keqtqiadv

· #20 · Oct 1, 2005

juanpablo18 said:
massu ask for q Wild Card....!
massu was finalist in 2003, so i think that is too posible

For qualies, it's possible. But I wouldn't give it (he defeated El Aynaoui in SF. That was the last match I've seen of Younes, and after that he wasn't the same player)

In Marca last year, I used all ways to give more votes to Alex Corretja. Who are the options this year??

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