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[Vibhu batra]

If you reached this article while searching Novak Djokovic has regained No. 1 & Roger Federer is now No. 2 on 5th November, 2012, read how the ATP Points & rankings look like as of today & how will the Rankings change after World Tour Finals, 2012, see this detailed write-up here :::::::::::




http://www.rogerfede...d-atp-rankings/

In continuing with my quest to make every one of you an expert in ATP Ranking points, here's another important article which I am sure, you will enjoy reading ::::

For ATP ranking points scenario post Wimbledon 2012, see this post ------

http://www.rogerfede...wimbledon-2012/

If you missed reading my previous article on the race for No. 2 between Rafael Nadal & Roger Federer, I will suggest you to firstly read that :::

Here's the link (it had nothing to do with being a Roger or a Rafa fan), was simple practical explanation of ATP points covering even Djokovic, Murray & TOP 8 players :::


http://www.rogerfede...lian-open-2012/



Ok, now, see the ATP ranking points that were announced by ATP on 28th May, 2012 ::: (It is practically impossible for me to cover more players other than top 8, so, if you have any question other than TOP 8, please drop in a comment after Logging in)




Here is how, the ranking points looked like of the top eight players immediately before the start of French Open, 2012 :::








So, as you can see, the battle for No 1 is still more or less between the Top 3 & with Andy Murray already out from the semi finals race, the Top 3 are the players to watch out for :::








Now, these are the ranking scenarios of the Top 3 covering all permutations & combinations :::



i) Novak Djokovic ----


For the full explanation of his ranking points pre & post French Open, 2012,

see this post ----------


http://www.rogerfede...ench-open-2012/




ii) Rafael Nadal -----



For the full explanation of his ranking points pre & post French Open, 2012,

see this post ----------



http://www.rogerfede...ench-open-2012/




iii) Roger Federer ------


For the full explanation of his ranking points pre & post French Open, 2012,

see this post ----------



http://www.rogerfede...ench-open-2012/

Edited by Vibhu batra, 05 November 2012 - 02:54 PM.

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[Vibhu batra]

Also, you need to be aware that David Ferrer had lost out in the 4th Round of French Open, 2011 :::



So, if David Ferrer loses in the Semi Final of French Open, 2012 to Rafael Nadal --- David Ferrer will gain a net of 540 points (720 points of 2012 - 180 points of 2011 deducted)...


While Tsonga had lost out in the 3rd Round of 2011 & in 2012 reached the QF , so Tsonga will have a net gain of 270 points.


So, if David Ferrer loses in the semifinal, he will still remain No. 6 & Tsonga will remain no. 5 in the ATP Rankings. Tsonga will still be ahead by 55 points.



But, how ever, if David ferrer had defeated Rafael Nadal (would have been a miracle, if it was to happen) in the semi-final & even if he loses in the finals, David Ferrer will regain no. 5 ranking from Jo-WilFried Tsonga.

[Vibhu batra]

ATP Ranking points of Andy Murray to be announced on June 10th, 2012 :::


Andy Murray was the losing semi-finalist in 2011 French Open & this year, lost out in the Quarterfinals of French Open 2012.


Thus, Andy Murray will lose only a net of 360 points from his ranking points & there will be no change in his ranking & he will remain ATP world no. 4 irrespective of what happens or who so ever wins, French Open, 2012.

[Vibhu batra]

If David Ferrer wins the French Open, 2012 title, will he snatch world No. 4 ranking from Andy Murray?



No, as I explained above, Andy Murray is 2800 points ahead of David Ferrer, so, even if David Ferrer wins French Open, 2012, Andy Murray will be ranked World No 4 in ATP rankings & thus, will get 4th seeding at Wimbledon, 2012.


But, yes, if David Ferrer wins the French Open, 2012, he surely will be ranked world no. 5 in the rankings to be declared on June 10th, 2012..

[Vibhu batra]

If Novak Djokovic beats Rafael Nadal in the finals of French Open, 2012, then the ranking points of top three to be announced on 10th June 2012 will be :


#1 Novak Djokovic -13080 points

#2 Roger Federer- 9310 points

#3 Rafael Nadal - 9260 pts .


Roger Federer will become world No. 2 if Novak Djokovic beats Rafael Nadal in the french open,2012 final.

[Vibhu batra]

Now, then Rafael Nadal has defeated Novak Djokovic in the finals of French Open, 2012, the the ranking points of top four to be announced on 10th June 2012 in about three hours time from now will be :


#1 Novak Djokovic -12280 points

#2 Rafael Nadal - 10060 points

#3 Roger Federer - 9310 pts .

#4 Andy Murray -- 6980 pts.

[sausan]

to be honest,Roland Garros in this year it was so boring
I love this tournament very,but i dont know, I did not enjoy as last year and there was not something special in the tournament
in short, didn't like it
i hope to enjoy at Wimbeldon

[Vibhu batra]

Here's the updated post with the screen-shot of the latest ranking & all the questions that you would be having of ATP Points :


http://www.rogerfedererfans.com/forum/topic/364-atp-ranking-points-after-french-open-2012/

[Vibhu batra]

For ATP ranking points scenario post Wimbledon 2012, see this post ------



http://www.rogerfedererfans.com/forum/topic/393-atp-ranking-scenarios-post-wimbledon-2012/