The top ten at the end of 2013

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AnotherTennisProdigy

Professional
Two 30+ players protecting such a high ranking? I'm not sure. Think Ferrer will cool off a little.

The main reason I see Murray passing him. I also believe Ferrer is in a tier by himself between the big 4 and the field (except maybe del Potro, he's a wild card for me.) He's a special case, he's having more success now than his younger age.
 

tudwell

G.O.A.T.
1. Nadal (he'll struggle at first, but come storming back in the clay season and win another channel slam)
2. Djokovic
3. Murray
4. Federer
5. Del Potro
6. Ferrer
7. Berdych
8. Tsonga
9. Raonic
10. Janowicz (I'm hoping, at least)
 

zagor

Bionic Poster
If your prediction becomes a reality I would suggest that Federer should run, not walk to his retirement celebration! If Del Potro and Tsonga ranked higher than him is not a sign that he needs to retire, I don't know what is. :mrgreen: The thought of it is cringeworthy. Blech!

LMAO!!! Don't know why, but this post got me laughing so hard :)

C'mon, Delpo and Tsonga aren't that bad and Fed could still remain a contender in slams even if his ranking drops (though obviously it will be harder once he drops out of top 4 territory).
 

zam88

Professional
1) Djokavic - it's hard to see someone over-taking him right now. he's just better than Murray and everyone else had a good reason why they wont' be #1..

2) Murray - again, youth, hunger consistency

3) Del Potro - I think he wins a slam next year, I'm just not sure which one. I don't like him, but he's getting back to '09 form slowly but surely.

4) Federer - cuts down on tourneys and has a lot to defend and he's not going to defend it all. I hope for one slam.... I have a bad feeling it's going to be worse than 2011

5) Nadal - Wins 2 clay masters and the French Open and nothing else.... and that's good enough for this ranking.

6) Ferrer - because at this point it doesn't matter anymore.. we're talking about guys that can't win slams... no one that hasn't won one yet seems ready to take a leap.

7) Byrdych

8) Tsonga

9) no one is still reading my post

10) you've left by now, right?
 

kishnabe

Talk Tennis Guru
1.) Andy Murray
2.) Novak Djokovic
3.) Roger Federer
4.) Juan Martin Del Potro
5.) Tomas Berdych
6.) Jo-Willfried Tsonga
7.) Rafael Nadal
8.) Milos Raonic
9.) David Ferrer
10.) Stanilslas Wawrinka
 
1. Nadal (he'll struggle at first, but come storming back in the clay season and win another channel slam)
2. Djokovic
3. Murray
4. Federer
5. Del Potro
6. Ferrer
7. Berdych
8. Tsonga
9. Raonic
10. Janowicz (I'm hoping, at least)

Your first 8 are spot on. But 9-10, is probably not.
 
What I want to happen:

1. Rogi
2. Novak
3. Rafa
4. Del Po
5. Murray
6. Ferrer
7. Dimitrov
8. Querrey
9. Tsonga
10. Raonic

What I think will happen:

1. Djokovic
2. Murray
3. Rogi
4. Rafa
5. Del Po
6. Ferrer
7. Tsonga
8. Berdych
9. Raonic
10. Gasquet
 

Ico

Hall of Fame
1. Murray
2. Djokovic
3. Federer
4. Nadal
5. Del Potro
6. Berdych
7. Ferrer
8. Tsonga
9. Gasquet
10. Raonic
 
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Deleted member 307496

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If everybody says Nadal is done, doesn't that mean he won't be a top ten player anymore?
 

FreeBird

Legend
1. Djokovic
2. Murray
3. Nadal
4. Del Potro
5. Federer
6. Ferrer
7. Berdych
8. Tsonga
9. Wawrinka
10. Gulbis
11. Haas
 

Chico

Banned
Top 10 end of 2014:

1. Djokovic (Obviously)
2. Murray (Obviously)
3. DelPotro (start to be more consistent)
4. Nadal (still hanging at top 4, but barely)
5. Federer (better season than 2013, but not much)
6. Tsonga (if not injured half of the time any more)
7. Wawrinka (will be constant top 8 )
8. Ferrer (still there but not #3 any more)
9. Berdych (unfortunately pigeon is still top 10)
10. Raonic (first time top 10)
 
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MichaelNadal

Bionic Poster
Top 10 end of 2014:

1. Djokovic (Obviously)
2. Murray (Obviously)
3. DelPotro (start to be more consistent)
4. Nadal (still hanging at top 4, but barely)
5. Federer (better season than 2013, but not much)
6. Tsonga (if not injured half of the time any more)
7. Wawrinka (will be constant top 8 )
8. Ferrer (still there but not #3 any more)
9. Berdych (unfortunately pigeon is still top 10)
10. Raonic (first time top 10)

Thanks for this gem :)
 

papertank

Hall of Fame
So it looks like 2-3 people called Nadal to be #1, and only one person called Wawrinka to be in the top ten before 2013 started. No one called Ferrer to be #3 (in fact most had in him dropping to 7-10 range, myself included), and only ONE person had Federer dropping out of the top 4.

Pretty unpredictable year I'd say.
 

sbengte

G.O.A.T.
I am surprised why most have picked Federer to be ranked over Nadal just based on Nadal's "injury related" absence this year. I will not at all be surprised if Nadal comes back and dominates like he was never away from the tour. With Djoko and Murray, consistency is an issue, so you can never be sure of how they will fare. With Fed growing old and perhaps not being as motivated after breaking almost every possible record there is to break, if Djoko-Murray slump a bit, Nadal will easily regain #1 ranking like he did in 2010.

:lol: to all of this. You know that none of this is going to happen so you say it will in hopes of bringing down some almighty jinx on top of Nadal's head. Lol. Well,he doesn't need your jinxes to be a big failure next year because he will do a fantastic job of that all by himself(if he even comes back at all).

Of course I knew exactly what will happen after Nadal returns from his "injury break". But you, of course, are the resident Oracle of wisdom.
 

Silent

Professional
Think of this thread the next time you're trying to predict the winners of the next 10 slams or whether current 19 year-olds will ever amount to anything.

The difference between these predictions and reality is exactly why they play the matches: we just don't know what will happen.
 

Annie

Banned
I am surprised why most have picked Federer to be ranked over Nadal just based on Nadal's "injury related" absence this year. I will not at all be surprised if Nadal comes back and dominates like he was never away from the tour. With Djoko and Murray, consistency is an issue, so you can never be sure of how they will fare. With Fed growing old and perhaps not being as motivated after breaking almost every possible record there is to break, if Djoko-Murray slump a bit, Nadal will easily regain #1 ranking like he did in 2010.

great post.
 
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Deleted member 307496

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I wonder what the top 10 at the end of 2014 will look like.
 

tipsa...don'tlikehim!

Talk Tennis Guru
The top 4 will remain the top 4.
The top 8 will remain the top 8 (barring injuries)

My guess:
1. Djokovic
2. Federer
3. Nadal
4. Murray
5. Ferrer
6. Del Potro
7. Tsonga
8. Berdych
9. Tipsarevic
10. Raonic

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smoledman

G.O.A.T.
Epic fail of a thread. stop trying to guess top 10 in 12 months. Too much can happen. Dolgopolov will be YE top 10 2015.
 
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