Entername
Professional
It's wide open this year. Obviously Rafa has been the best player so far winning 2 slams, going 30-3, and being around 1800 points ahead of Carlitos in the Race to Turin, however, we're not sure how much he'll be playing so he may not get enough points to finish as the number 1 player.
Medvedev when he can finally return to tennis after the ban will be heading into his favourite part of the season however the biggest problem for him is he has a ton of points to defend (title in Canada, title in US Open, finals in Bercy and finals in WTF)
Carlos is #2 on the race to Turin and he won't be taking too many breaks as a fresh teenager. However, at 19, we'll have to see if he can be consistent enough to outlast everyone by the end
I think Djokovic's time as YEN1 comes to end this year as he'll be losing a ton of points on top of not being able to play in North America due to vaccine mandates. Zverev is sadly gonna be out for most of the rest of this season given that horrific injury. Stefanos is high on the Turin list too but he tends to struggle after Roland Garros. I think it's wide open even if Rafa is definitely the favourite if he can remain healthy and actually play in enough tournaments (it's worth noting that each time Rafa has won 2 or more slams in the same calendar year he's gone onto become YEN1)
Medvedev when he can finally return to tennis after the ban will be heading into his favourite part of the season however the biggest problem for him is he has a ton of points to defend (title in Canada, title in US Open, finals in Bercy and finals in WTF)
Carlos is #2 on the race to Turin and he won't be taking too many breaks as a fresh teenager. However, at 19, we'll have to see if he can be consistent enough to outlast everyone by the end
I think Djokovic's time as YEN1 comes to end this year as he'll be losing a ton of points on top of not being able to play in North America due to vaccine mandates. Zverev is sadly gonna be out for most of the rest of this season given that horrific injury. Stefanos is high on the Turin list too but he tends to struggle after Roland Garros. I think it's wide open even if Rafa is definitely the favourite if he can remain healthy and actually play in enough tournaments (it's worth noting that each time Rafa has won 2 or more slams in the same calendar year he's gone onto become YEN1)