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Just checked and Ferrer only has about 25 points to defend at Indian Wells and thats why I think he pulled out. He knows he needs to play the following week in Florida where he has a lot more points to defend. I knew Ferrer's years of grinding on the court would catch up to him.

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Ok you were right...lol...the rankings from 3 to 8 are so close and now with the win Federer is back in the mix. Should be a great year! Del Po dropped to 7 and more than likely out for the season.

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Rafael Nadal

14085

  • 2 Novak Djokovic 10260
  • 3 Stanislas Wawrinka 5650
  • 4 David Ferrer 5160
  • 5 Tomas Berdych 4890
  • 6 Andy Murray 4885
  • 7 Juan Martin Del Potro 4870
  • 8 Roger Federer 4625
  • 9 Richard Gasquet 2950
  • 10 Jo-Wilfried Tsonga 2785

11 Raonic, Milos (CAN) 2,485 0 21 12 Haas, Tommy (GER) 2,435 0 27 13 Isner, John (USA) 2,320 0 25 14 Fognini, Fabio (ITA) 2,230 0 28 15 Youzhny, Mikhail (RUS) 2,145 0 26 16 Dimitrov, Grigor (BUL) 2,130 6 23 17 Robredo, Tommy (ESP) 2,005 -1 21 18 Anderson, Kevin (RSA) 1,940 3 24 19 Almagro, Nicolas (ESP) 1,840 -2 24 20 Janowicz, Jerzy (POL) 1,750 -1 21 21 Nishikori, Kei (JPN) 1,715 -1 21 22 Gulbis, Ernests (LAT) 1,616 -4 23 23 Simon, Gilles (FRA) 1,565 0 24 24 Kohlschreiber, Philipp (GER) 1,510 2 30 25 Monfils, Gael (FRA) 1,475 -1 23 26 Cilic, Marin (CRO) 1,455 -1 22 27 Pospisil, Vasek (CAN) 1,359 0 27 28 Paire, Benoit (FRA) 1,275 0 28 29 Mayer, Florian (GER) 1,245 1 29 30 Tursunov, Dmitry (RUS) 1,212 -1 25 31 Dolgopolov, Alexandr (UKR) 1,205 7 30 32 Seppi, Andreas (ITA) 1,195 -1 30 33 Verdasco, Fernando (ESP) 1,190 -1 25 34 Dodig, Ivan (CRO) 1,145 -1 26 35 Andujar, Pablo (ESP) 1,141 -1 31 36 Granollers, Marcel (ESP) 1,120 0 27 37 Lopez, Feliciano (ESP) 1,100 0 24 38 Melzer, Jurgen (AUT) 1,050 1 22 39 Mahut, Nicolas (FRA) 1,042 1 23 40 Nieminen, Jarkko (FIN) 1,020 1 29 41 Hewitt, Lleyton (AUS) 1,020 1 19 42 Roger-Vasselin, Edouard (FRA) 1,003 -7 29 43 Monaco, Juan (ARG) 1,000 0 27 44 Delbonis, Federico (ARG) 994 17 22 45 Sousa, Joao (POR) 991 -1 25 46 Haase, Robin (NED) 957 -1 29 47 Rosol, Lukas (CZE) 951 2 33 48 Chardy, Jeremy (FRA) 940 -2 26 49 Lu, Yen-Hsun (TPE) 930 -2 28 50 Stepanek, Radek (CZE) 925 -2 23 51 Karlovic, Ivo (CRO) 897 4 20 52 Berlocq, Carlos (ARG) 890 -2 24 53 Bautista Agut, Roberto (ESP) 885 -2 24 54 Garcia-Lopez, Guillermo (ESP) 861 -2 27 55 Sijsling, Igor (NED) 846 -2 31 56 Istomin, Denis (UZB) 830 -2 30 57 Querrey, Sam (USA) 800 -1 26 58 Kukushkin, Mikhail (KAZ) 781 -1 24 59 Montanes, Albert (ESP) 771 9 24 60 Gabashvili, Teymuraz (RUS) 761 0 32 61 Sela, Dudi (ISR) 748 12 22 62 Ebden, Matthew (AUS) 741 0 27 63 Carreno Busta, Pablo (ESP) 733 1 29 64 Klahn, Bradley (USA) 731 1 27 65 Benneteau, Julien (FRA) 730 1 26 66 Mannarino, Adrian (FRA) 726 1 29 67 De Schepper, Kenny (FRA) 712 17 31 68 Tipsarevic, Janko (SRB) 710 2 23 69 Matosevic, Marinko (AUS) 709 2 25 70 Golubev, Andrey (KAZ) 705 2 29 71 Giraldo, Santiago (COL) 703 -13 31 72 Tomic, Bernard (AUS) 700 2 23 73 Davydenko, Nikolay (RUS) 690 -10 24 74 Przysiezny, Michal (POL) 685 1 30 75 Falla, Alejandro (COL) 682 4 24 76 Mayer, Leonardo (ARG) 674 -17 26 77 Vesely, Jiri (CZE) 667 0 25 78 Devvarman, Somdev (IND) 662 0 22 79 Nedovyesov, Aleksandr (KAZ) 661 2 30 80 Volandri, Filippo (ITA) 658 2 27 81 Young, Donald (USA) 657 10 22 82 Kubot, Lukasz (POL) 651 1 25 83 Stakhovsky, Sergiy (UKR) 631 5 31 84 Brands, Daniel (GER) 629 -15 26 85 Ramos, Albert (ESP) 626 1 27 86 Bellucci, Thomaz (BRA) 622 22 24 87 Hanescu, Victor (ROU) 616 -7 26 88 Klizan, Martin (SVK) 614 9 25 89 Brown, Dustin (GER) 608 4 26 90 Becker, Benjamin (GER) 605 0 31 91 Gonzalez, Alejandro (COL) 602 -15 26 92 Bogomolov Jr., Alex (RUS) 598 0 22 93 Lajovic, Dusan (SRB) 596 -4 24 94 Kamke, Tobias (GER) 591 -7 25 95 Goffin, David (BEL) 587 12 25 96 Robert, Stephane (FRA) 586 -2 19 97 Gimeno-Traver, Daniel (ESP) 582 -12 30 98 Troicki, Viktor (SRB) 580 -2 19 99 Estrella Burgos, Victor (DOM) 575 19 26 100 Lorenzi, Paolo (ITA) 572 14 30

The rest of the top 100...movers and shakers..lol..and those who went down in the ratings.

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Worst Indian Wells ever, everybody play [!@#$%^&*] except Wawrinka, Gulbis & Dimitrovlaugh.png

Delpo out

Berdych out

Tsonga out

Nadal out

Federer plays not great

Djokovic his draw is big fat joke but he is not great either

Murray why the hell is he still in the tourment he is the worse of all

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Worst Indian Wells ever, everybody play [!@#$%^&*] except Wawrinka, Gulbis & Dimitrovlaugh.png

Delpo out

Berdych out

Tsonga out

Nadal out

Federer plays not great

Djokovic his draw is big fat joke but he is not great either

Murray why the hell is he still in the tourment he is the worse of all

Don't leave out Sugarmama. Little Giorgi clocked her big time. Maria arguing about the bystanders calling an out ball out? Waste of energy because the ball had left her side of the court and had just about landed when the noise was made. There was no hindrance. Just a matter of time before Sven Groenfeld is a thing of the past. I believe Maria is only holding onto him so she can avoid ridicule, especially after dispatching Connors so quickly. One match? Although I did hear that they clashed quite a bit in that short time.

The match between Harrison and Fognini. I would fine both asswhipes! It was ridiculous. They couldn't bleep out Fognini's foul mouth because it was live. He wouldn't play until the supervisor came out and he lost the point anyhow. Then you have Harrison tossing his hissy and trying to force a BS MTO in retaliation. I was disgusted!

Sloane slayed Ivanovic. Ana has not lived up to her win against Serena at AO14 [not many do].

Azarenka and her theatrics. The commentators were all over her. Total drama queen!

Nadal does not have many years left. He consistently played an intense level of tennis for how many consecutive years? His knees and back are paying him back in full.

Tsonga did so much better w/out a coach, so he needs to dump this guy and find someone who can refine the game he had prior to his current coach. This guy clearly is not helping!

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Agreed..so disappointed in Berdych loss...he was playing so great but was so flat in his match. Fed is just holding on he has been playing well either. None of the top men have been playing well except for Stan and I thought Berdych....Murray sucks and should have lost long time ago...I cant believe he will move back up in the rankings considering what an awful year he has had so far. I hope Dimitrov takes the tournament.

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Gasquet is out too laugh.png

Djokovic is the only top 10 player in his half laugh.png

Gasquet sucks ...I am glad Verdasco won...I was for him

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Rafael Nadal ESP 13130 - - Lost in Indian Wells R32 - - 2

Novak Djokovic SRB 9945 - Indian Wells R32 - 9990 10900 3

Stanislas Wawrinka SUI 5650 - Indian Wells R16 - 5740 6560 4

David Ferrer ESP 5150 - - - - - 5

Andy Murray GBR 4795 +1 Indian Wells R16 - 4885 5705 6

Tomas Berdych CZE 4540 -1 - Lost in Indian Wells R64 - - 7

Roger Federer SUI 4535 +1 Indian Wells R16 - 4625 5445 8

Juan Martin Del Potro ARG 4270 -1 - - - - 9

Richard Gasquet FRA 2905 - - Lost in Indian Wells R32 - - 10

Jo Wilfried Tsonga FRA 2615 - - Lost in Indian Wells R64 - - 11

Milos Raonic CAN 2485 - Indian Wells R16 - 2575 3395 12

Tommy Haas GER 2435 - Indian Wells R16 - 2525 3345 13

John Isner USA 2355 - Indian Wells R32 - 2400 3310 14

Fabio Fognini ITA 2295 - Indian Wells R16 - 2385 3205 15

Mikhail Youzhny RUS 2135 - - - - - 16

Grigor Dimitrov BUL 2130 - Indian Wells R32 - 2175 3085 17

Tommy Robredo ESP 2050 - - Lost in Indian Wells R32 - - 18

Kevin Anderson RSA 1850 - Indian Wells R16

Here are the least ratings at this moment....with Gasquet's loss factored in.

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Gasquet sucks ...I am glad Verdasco won...I was for him

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Rafael Nadal ESP 13130 - - Lost in Indian Wells R32 - - 2

Novak Djokovic SRB 9945 - Indian Wells R32 - 9990 10900 3

Stanislas Wawrinka SUI 5650 - Indian Wells R16 - 5740 6560 4

David Ferrer ESP 5150 - - - - - 5

Andy Murray GBR 4795 +1 Indian Wells R16 - 4885 5705 6

Tomas Berdych CZE 4540 -1 - Lost in Indian Wells R64 - - 7

Roger Federer SUI 4535 +1 Indian Wells R16 - 4625 5445 8

Juan Martin Del Potro ARG 4270 -1 - - - - 9

Richard Gasquet FRA 2905 - - Lost in Indian Wells R32 - - 10

Jo Wilfried Tsonga FRA 2615 - - Lost in Indian Wells R64 - - 11

Milos Raonic CAN 2485 - Indian Wells R16 - 2575 3395 12

Tommy Haas GER 2435 - Indian Wells R16 - 2525 3345 13

John Isner USA 2355 - Indian Wells R32 - 2400 3310 14

Fabio Fognini ITA 2295 - Indian Wells R16 - 2385 3205 15

Mikhail Youzhny RUS 2135 - - - - - 16

Grigor Dimitrov BUL 2130 - Indian Wells R32 - 2175 3085 17

Tommy Robredo ESP 2050 - - Lost in Indian Wells R32 - - 18

Kevin Anderson RSA 1850 - Indian Wells R16

Here are the least ratings at this moment....with Gasquet's loss factored in.

lol I was rooting for him too

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Noo Dimitrov lost sad.png but well done gulbis

I know Dimitrov was my last hope. I love his game and attitude. I cant stand gulbis..he is a smart a$$...he was mouthing off about Dimitrov after his win and how he was going to be number 1...lol...in what planet...especially with his airplane forehand...lol

With the loss Dimitrov will stay at number 16 in the rankings.

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Murray is out!wub.png Murray still moves ahead of Berdych at number 5. Murray has had an awful year and yet he is back up to number 5 after being at 7. He has big points to defend next week and at Wimbledon.

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Wow..Gulbis what an ass hole he is...bad mouthing Bautista during the match and calling Federer, Nadal to name a few boring tennis players..this guy is a complete mess..

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