NTRP Rating of Pro's

[b.termite]

Just a question about what the usual NTRP of a pro would be. A guy who plays at my club (He's I think around 18 or 19) is a solid 5.5. He is trying to go pro right now, and that brought up a question. What would a top 100 level pro be NTRP? Around a 6.0? And how would a 5.0 do against a pro player? Didn't really know where else to post this question.

 

[FedererBestTennis]

Just a question about what the usual NTRP of a pro would be. A guy who plays at my club (He's I think around 18 or 19) is a solid 5.5. He is trying to go pro right now, and that brought up a question. What would a top 100 level pro be NTRP? Around a 6.0? And how would a 5.0 do against a pro player? Didn't really know where else to post this question.

According to the NTRP system, a touring pro is a 7.0. A 5.0 probably couldn't get a point against a touring pro.

 

[Carsomyr]

He would probably have some measure if success, as long as he drew Peter Polansky in some first rounds.

 

[Tammo]

against the no.100 in the world probably 5 points at most.

 

[cucio]

That's one point more than the #2 got against the #4 in the last set they played, so that's not too shabby.

 

[JeMar]

That's one point more than the #2 got against the #4 in the last set they played, so that's not too shabby.

I didn't get to watch the match, but are you being serious? I find it insane that Nadal would go six games and not win more than four points.

Nevermind. Just saw the other thread. D:

 

[rommil]

It depends especially if we use the San Diego Rating System.