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previous edition found here:
https://community.betfair.com/tennis/go/thread/view/94186/28855137/old-master-is-back-on-the-no1-spot-again#flvWelcomeHeader , |
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Watchlist: Zverev, ADF, Tiafoe, Moutet, Fonseca, Shapovalov.
Retired from the list due to being to old and likable: Gael Monfils. Undecided on whether to bring him back to this list for similar reasons: Grigor Dimitrov. |
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Bit unfair to Fonseca to have him on your watch list
Still only 19 and has won two tour titles on different surfaces in the last year including a 500 four months ago The hype relative to progress has obviously been insane but that's not something he can do much about! |
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that's why he's only on the watch list.
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I should include Rublev though. For the longest time was a reliable flat track bully, but that has changed in recent years and he loses matches in the most peculiar ways.
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He did well today by beating Fritz, but in doing so he also reminded me why he deserves to be on the watch list here:
Alex Michelsen. |
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aka edy's local waiter
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1) Karen Khachanov
2) Hubert Hurkacz 3) Andrey Rublev 4) Alejandro Davidovich Fokina 5) Sebastian Korda update after Indian Wells. |
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Seb beat Carlos
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Tough call on whether to remove Seb from the top 5 given he did beat Carlos and then injury playing a part in his loss next round, but given his choke in the 2nd set of match and then also losing against Landaluce from a MP up on serve in the breaker, he stays on the list for now.
List overall stays the same as well. |
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added to watch list: Tommy Paul.
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Karen showing why he is number 1 on this list. Quite a collapse when serving for the match. Unbelievable miss on MP.
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