Andy G
Semi-Pro
The current top 4 are:
Federer 11,035
Djokovich 8220
Murray 6835
Nadal 6800
The top 4 one year ago was:
Nadal 14990... -8190
Federer 10910 ... +125
Djokovich 8420 ... -200
Murray 7850... -1015
Amazingly, Federer is the only to not have lost points. Considering how everyone thought he was finished, not only is he the only one to gain points, but the only one of the top 4 to win a slam...3 slams with a runner up. And that unstoppable Nadal has managed to lose 8190 points in one year. Wow all the *********s who were talking about how the Spanish Bull was taking over while I was saying he was a one year wonder must be crying themselves to sleep.
But this also shows how consistent Djokovich is. Considering how many tourneys he plays and can consistently stay in the low to mid 8000's is pretty impressive. I don't understand why people want to not give his due credit. I think he's an excellent player and will be #1 for a long time (at least 100 weeks) after Fed retires. Considering he's only 22, I don't think any of the current top 10 will overtake him for #1 when that time comes.
Federer 11,035
Djokovich 8220
Murray 6835
Nadal 6800
The top 4 one year ago was:
Nadal 14990... -8190
Federer 10910 ... +125
Djokovich 8420 ... -200
Murray 7850... -1015
Amazingly, Federer is the only to not have lost points. Considering how everyone thought he was finished, not only is he the only one to gain points, but the only one of the top 4 to win a slam...3 slams with a runner up. And that unstoppable Nadal has managed to lose 8190 points in one year. Wow all the *********s who were talking about how the Spanish Bull was taking over while I was saying he was a one year wonder must be crying themselves to sleep.
But this also shows how consistent Djokovich is. Considering how many tourneys he plays and can consistently stay in the low to mid 8000's is pretty impressive. I don't understand why people want to not give his due credit. I think he's an excellent player and will be #1 for a long time (at least 100 weeks) after Fed retires. Considering he's only 22, I don't think any of the current top 10 will overtake him for #1 when that time comes.
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