Come on, give it a go1. Djokovic
2. Sinner
3. Alcaraz
4. Medvedev
5-10 random players.
5-10Come on, give it a go![]()
So close - you're almost there.5-10
Zverev (maybe Rafa if he is healty)
Rune
Rublev
Ruud
One of the young Americans.
So close - you're almost there.
Would love to see that happen!Denis Shapovalov will be #1 at the end of 2024. You heard it here first.
Sinner's the better player, all the mega-hype for the little Spaniard aside.just don’t see Carlitos ahead of Sinner next year if Sinner has a nice injury free year.
Yeah, a 22 year old with no slams is better than a 20 year old with two.Sinner's the better player, all the mega-hype for the little Spaniard aside.
Let’s see how much Holger has when he’s 22. I’m sure he ain’t gonna have a chance against 24 year old peak SinnerYeah, a 22 year old with no slams is better than a 20 year old with two.
Please.
All becomes clear in the Fullness of Time.Yeah, a 22 year old with no slams is better than a 20 year old with two.
Please.
Don’t worry they’ll learn when Sinner goes on a tear in 2025 and Alcaraz is unable to take a set from him on Hard courts and grassAll becomes clear in the Fullness of Time.
Aren’t you worried about him getting a serious lower limb injury? Tall skinny legs on a tall frame doesn’t seem to be the recipe for longevity or double-digit slams.Don’t worry they’ll learn when Sinner goes on a tear in 2025
The heavily-hyped, heavily-muscled Spaniard didn't get get nearly as close as Sinner did..Aren’t you worried about him getting a serious lower limb injury? Tall skinny legs on a tall frame doesn’t seem to be the recipe for longevity or double-digit slams.
Let’s see if he builds up his body to win a 2-week best-of-5 Slam yet. He didn’t even win the ATP Finals after looking like the best player all week.
Good list, though I don't see Shelton or Alky that high.1. Sinner
2. Djokovic
3. Shelton
4. Zverev
5. Medvedev
6. Rune
7. Alcaraz
8. Rublev
9. Hurkacz
10. Safiullin
Another list without Tsitsipas.1. Sinner
2. Djokovic
3. Shelton
4. Zverev
5. Medvedev
6. Rune
7. Alcaraz
8. Rublev
9. Hurkacz
10. Safiullin
The lists don't need to be in order - just who will make the Top 10. So perhaps the order here is random.Good list, though I don't see Shelton or Alky that high.
Nice to see Safiullin getting a rightful place.
Now you're getting colder.
Now you're getting colder.
Aren’t you worried about him getting a serious lower limb injury? Tall skinny legs on a tall frame doesn’t seem to be the recipe for longevity or double-digit slams.
Let’s see if he builds up his body to win a 2-week best-of-5 Slam yet. He didn’t even win the ATP Finals after looking like the best player all week.
I actually don't even consider Nadal an active player.Interesting thing and this thread ... Almost no mention of Ruud ... And none of Nadal as far as I can see! Of course, who knows what shape he will be in. But if he feels he's in shape to play ... Stranger things have happened than him getting back to top 10.
Interesting thing and this thread ... Almost no mention of Ruud ... And none of Nadal as far as I can see! Of course, who knows what shape he will be in. But if he feels he's in shape to play ... Stranger things have happened than him getting back to top 10.
I've never been his fan, but he's always fit, he had some good wins this year and is ranked #14. I just couldn't put Fritz in the top 10 and firmly don't believe Shelton will be top 10 next year at all.
FAA won't be there Again1. Alcaraz
2. Djokovic
3. Sinner
4. Medvedev
5. Rune
6. Zverev
7. Rublev
8. Auger Aliassime
9. Fritz
10. Davidovich Fokina
Final decision:
1. Djokovic
2. Sinner
3. Alcaraz
4. Medvedev
5. Zverev
6. Tsitsipas
7. Rune
8. Hurkacz
9. Khachanov
10. Fils
Honorable mention - Rublev, Shelton
Fokina - I like it.1. Alcaraz
2. Djokovic
3. Sinner
4. Medvedev
5. Rune
6. Zverev
7. Rublev
8. Auger Aliassime
9. Fritz
10. Davidovich Fokina
I've just seen that the Brisbane tournament has already started, so I've disqualified this last minute change and will have to stick with de Minaur and not Rublev.Last Minute Change
1. Djokovic - unfortunately.
2. Alcaraz - hard to tell if he'll fall to the middle of the pack or win three majors next year.
3. Zverev - barring off-court problems.
4. Sinner - entering his prime.
5. Rune - he's at times hard to take, but at least he's not afraid of anyone.
6. Medvedev - improving on all surfaces and in his prime.
7. Hurkacz - his serve should win him enough matches, and he should be better on grass next year.
8. Paul - he's in his prime and might sneak in.
9. Shelton - we'll see if he lives up to his promise.
10. Rublev - head case, but consistent enough to make the Top 10.
X. de Minaur - competes every match, in his prime, and is a tough out (but not enough to pick him).
Hurkacz won't be number 7 in the baseline era. He will get exposed due to over reliance on serve.Last Minute Change
1. Djokovic - unfortunately.
2. Alcaraz - hard to tell if he'll fall to the middle of the pack or win three majors next year.
3. Zverev - barring off-court problems.
4. Sinner - entering his prime.
5. Rune - he's at times hard to take, but at least he's not afraid of anyone.
6. Medvedev - improving on all surfaces and in his prime.
7. Hurkacz - his serve should win him enough matches, and he should be better on grass next year.
8. Paul - he's in his prime and might sneak in.
9. Shelton - we'll see if he lives up to his promise.
10. Rublev - head case, but consistent enough to make the Top 10.
X. de Minaur - competes every match, in his prime, and is a tough out (but not enough to pick him).
Rapping his fall to the top, maybe.Denis Shapovalov will be #1 at the end of 2024. You heard it here first.
Lol good luck picking Zverev over SinnerLast Minute Change
1. Djokovic - unfortunately.
2. Alcaraz - hard to tell if he'll fall to the middle of the pack or win three majors next year.
3. Zverev - barring off-court problems.
4. Sinner - entering his prime.
5. Rune - he's at times hard to take, but at least he's not afraid of anyone.
6. Medvedev - improving on all surfaces and in his prime.
7. Hurkacz - his serve should win him enough matches, and he should be better on grass next year.
8. Paul - he's in his prime and might sneak in.
9. Shelton - we'll see if he lives up to his promise.
10. Rublev - head case, but consistent enough to make the Top 10.
X. de Minaur - competes every match, in his prime, and is a tough out (but not enough to pick him).