Your 5 Favorite Male and Female Tennis Players

[Hantuchova Fan]

Who are your 5 favorite tennis players on the men's and women's side?

[Hantuchova Fan]

Female:

1. Justine Henin Hardenne
2. Daniella Hantuchova
3.
4. Paola Suarez
5. Serena Williams

Male:

1. Tim Henman
2. Juan Carlos Ferrero
3. Tommy Robredo
4. Andy Roddick
5. Mardy Fish

[muffins]

Um, Hantuchova Fan, there's no-one at number three in you female list. Do you love Hantuchova so much that she takes up two positions?

Male:
1. Andy Roddick and Tim Henman
2. Andre Agassi
3. Greg Rusedski
4. Marat Safin
5. James Blake

Female:
1. Kim Clijsters
2. Daniella Hantuchova
3. Maria Sharapova
4. Jennifer Capriati
5. Justine Henin-Hardenne

[Seles3]

MEN:

1)Marat Safin
2)Pete Sampras
3)Juan Carlos Ferrero
4)Tommy Robredo
5)Tim Henman


WOMEN:

1)Venus Williams
2)Monica Seles
3)Mary Pierce
4)Elena Dementieva
5)Jelena Dokic

[muffins]

Seles3, I didn't know you liked Tim as well. It's good to know that he's not just liked in Britain. Why do you like him, any particular reason?

[SmellTheCat]

Male:
1) Lleyton Hewitt
2) Andy Roddick
3) Roger Federer
4) Goga
5) Andrea Agassi
I also like very much Tommy Haas,but he's not playing at the moment... I like Tim Henman and Tommy Robredo
(he would be my #6).
God,I should do a top 10 of my favorite tennis players...


Female
1) well always it will be: Martina Hingis
but right now it's Kim Clijsters
2) Justine Henin
3) Jennifer Capriati
4) Venus
5) Maria Sharapova

[muffins]

Hmmm, Smell, your list is very similar to mine. A girl/boy after my own heart apart from the Manchester United thing! LOL.

[Hantuchova Fan]

Originally posted by muffins
A girl/boy after my own heart apart from the Manchester United thing! LOL.

i don't understand that comment. Are you in love with Smelly or something? please explain.............

[SmellTheCat]

Originally posted by muffins
Hmmm, Smell, your list is very similar to mine. A girl/boy after my own heart apart from the Manchester United thing! LOL. LOL...Oh,thank you,muffins!!
I know that Liverpool and Arsenal will do well next season (which starts next week! YAY)...

[muffins]

Hantuchova_fan, "girl/boy after my own heart" means that someone shares the same views or tastes as you. I put boy/girl because I don't know if SmellTheCat is a boy or girl.

[SmellTheCat]

Awwwww... I'm a girl... and you,muffins??

[muffins]

Yeah, I'm a girl!

[SmellTheCat]

LOL... YAY! 2 girls in this forum... who else is a female?
:D

[andy_wen]

female:

Hantuchova
Hingis
Davenport
Henin-hardenne
Mauresmo


male:

Kafelnikov
Sampras
Federer
Roddick
Agassi

[Hantuchova Fan]

OK update:

Female:

1. Justine Henin Hardenne 7690 points
2. Daniella Hantuchova 5479 points
3. Paola Suarez 5320 points
4. Jennifer Capriati 3856 points
5. Serena Williams 3280 points

Male:

1. Mardy Fish 6490 points
2. Tommy Robredo 5478 points
3. Tim Henman 3750 points
4. Juan Carlos Ferrero 3567 points
5. Sjeng Schalken 3516 points

[muffins]

Hi, Hant_fan! What happened to Roddick on your list?

[Hantuchova Fan]

he fell back to #7, but he's very close to the #6 position, which is taken by Xavier Malisse

[Hantuchova Fan]

post

[muffins]

So, have you gone to University?

[Hantuchova Fan]

yes, i'm at UC Berkeley. omg the people are soooo friendly here. everyone is so intelligent and funny and interesting to talk to. We just can't stop talking because it's too much fun. my friends and i do a whole bunch of stuff together; it's really cool. I'm best friends with everyone on my floor. we share a lot of interests together

[Hantuchova Fan]

OK update (8/28/03):

Female:

1. Justine Henin Hardenne 7612 points
2. Daniella Hantuchova 5523 points
3. Paola Suarez 5376 points
4. Jennifer Capriati 3910 points
5. Maria Sharapova 3898 points
6. Serena Williams 3240 points
7. Mary Pierce 2 points

Male:

1. Mardy Fish 7150 points
2. Tommy Robredo 5477 points
3. Tim Henman 3960 points
4. Taylor Dent 3910 points
5. Juan Carlos Ferrero 3866 points
6. Xavier Malisse 3814 points
7. Sjeng Schalken 3796 points
8. Andy Roddick 3742 points
9. David Nalbandian 3201 points

[muffins]

Good for you.

So you're giving them points now? How does your point system work?

[Seles3]

i will give points also

WOMEN
LW 1 TW 1 Venus W1lliams 8986
LW 2 TW 2 Monica Seles 4581
LW 3 TW 3 Mary Pierce 4483
LW 12 TW 4 Jennifer Capriati 3017
LW 5 TW 5 Elena Dementieva 3015

Jelena Dokic falls from #4 to #8 cause her lousy play has finally caught up to her attitude

[Hantuchova Fan]

Originally posted by muffins
Good for you.

So you're giving them points now? How does your point system work?

points based on skills and attitude and miscellanous things such as Public relations or if they do something funny or cute.....

[Seles3]

ok MEN

LW 1 TW 1 Marat Safin 11986
LW 3 TW 2 Juan Carlos Ferrero 9867
LW 4 TW 3 Tommy Robredo 4017
LW -- TW 4 Mardy Fish 3670
LW -- TW 5 Younes El Aynaoui 3018

Fall Offs
Pete Sampras--he officially retired so he no longer is eligible to be on the list
Tim Henman--sucked against Roddick

[Seles3]

muffins- my system is like this

If you pull out ot a tournament you lose points(loss of points depends on my mood)

Failure to obtain the same results from the year before results in a loss( i will subtract the points they got for the tournament from last year if they fail to do so)

Bad Interviews and attitude count(Henin with her hand at the French counts here) ( more bitchy = more points off)

When on TV, are they interesting to watch


all these factor in to the points

[Hantuchova Fan]

^^ How dare you steal mardy Fish. YOU ***** Fish is my favorite player, you leave fish alone. FISH FISH FISH FISH!!!!!!



*goes crazy and runs over children*

[Seles3]

Originally posted by Hantuchova Fan
^^ How dare you steal mardy Fish. YOU ***** Fish is my favorite player, you leave fish alone. FISH FISH FISH FISH!!!!!!



*goes crazy and runs over children*

Ryan, shut the **** up. I am not stealing anything!! I happen to like him now so tooooo bad for you Clitty ** bag

[Hantuchova Fan]

OK update (9/4/03):

Female:

LW 1. TW 1. Justine Henin Hardenne 8007 points
LW 3. TW 2. Paola Suarez 5894 points
LW 2. TW 3. Daniella Hantuchova 5313 points
LW 4. TW 4. Jennifer Capriati 4832 points
LW 5. TW 5. Maria Sharapova 3602 points
LW 6. TW 6. Serena Williams 2828 points
LW 7. TW 7. Mary Pierce 7 points
LW 8. TW 8. Jelena Dokic 6 points

Male:

LW 1. TW 1. Mardy Fish 8916 points
LW 2. TW 2. Tommy Robredo 6374 points
LW 8. TW 3. Andy Roddick 4542 points
LW 4. TW 4. Taylor Dent 4316 points
LW 5. TW 5. Juan Carlos Ferrero 4315 points
LW 6. LW 6. Xavier Malisse 4296 points
LW 7. TW 6. Sjeng Schalken 4296 points
LW 3. TW 8. Tim Henman 3960 points
LW - - TW 9. Roger Federer 3958 points
LW 9. TW 10. David Nalbandian 3701 points

Andy Roddick moves up from 8 to 3, Muffin! Daniella falls to #3

[muffins]

Yay. Kinda changing the subject, did any of you used to like Pat Rafter?

[Be_true_to_yourself]

Originally posted by muffins
Yay. Kinda changing the subject, did any of you used to like Pat Rafter? Me, I used to have a crush on him.

[muffins]

I used to love him. I loved his smile as well as the way he played. I watched him play Pete Sampras at the U.S. Open once and it was the first time I saw Pete lose! He seemed like a nice guy and I was gutted that he didn't win Wimbledon. I was so upset when he retired and I'll never see him play Andy. Sniff sniff. :cry:

[muffins]

OK, so do you award points for fighting spirit? If you do then Andy and Justine have to be given some for their two semi-final matches.

[Hantuchova Fan]

yea, of course, juan carlos ferrero gained like 2300 pointds today while justine easily gained like 3800 points and david nalbandian gained like 700 points for his effort today

[Seles3]

fighting spirit counts. But Roddick is banned from my list. I will hate him forever

[muffins]

Hmmm, OK. He won, so Hant_fan, where does he stand on your list now?

[Seles3]

New Rankings after the US OPEN

Women
LW 1 TW 1 Venus Williams 7700 points
LW 4 TW 2 Jenifer Capriati 4885 points
LW 3 TW 3 Mary Pierce 4881 points
LW 7 TW 4 Paola Suarez 4061 points
LW 2 TW 5 Monica Seles 3981 points

Dementieva falls out to # 6

Men
LW 1 TW 1 Marat Safin 11506 points
LW 2 TW 2 Juan Carlos Ferrero 11367 points
LW -- TW 3 David Nalbandian 4018 points
LW 5 TW 3 Younes El Aynaoui 4018 points
LW 3 TW 5 Tommy Robredo 3415 points

Fish falls

[Hantuchova Fan]

OK update (9/9/03):

Female:

LW 1. TW 1. Justine Henin Hardenne 12027 points
LW 4. TW 2. Jennifer Capriati 7912 points
LW 2. TW 3. Paola Suarez 7452 points
LW 3. TW 4. Daniella Hantuchova 4834 points
LW--. TW 5. Elena Dementieva 4501 points
LW 5. TW 6. Maria Sharapova 3812 points
LW 6. TW 7. Serena Williams 1928 points
LW 7. TW 8. Mary Pierce 972 points
LW 8. TW 9. Jelena Dokic 612 points

Male:

LW 1. TW 1. Mardy Fish 9216 points
LW 5. TW 1. Juan Carlos Ferrero 9216 points
LW 9. TW 3. Roger Federer 9120 points
LW 2. TW 4. Tommy Robredo 8944 points
LW 10.TW 5. David Nalbandian 8923 points
LW 7. TW 6. Sjeng Schalken 7923 points
LW 8. TW 7. Tim Henman 6260 points
LW 6. TW 8. Xavier Malisse 6210 points
LW 3. TW 9. Andy Roddick 5216 points
LW 4. TW 10 Taylor Dent 3412 points
LW -- TW 11. Younes El Aynaoui 720 points

[muffins]

Roddick's up and down on your list. I tend to keep my favourite players in almost the same order, they don't change around much. Obviously, Roddick is my favourite by far. I just love this guy and I really didn't like what Ivan said.

[Control]

I keep forgetting to check this forum.. and here's my favorites lists...

Men
1. Andy Roddick
2. Marat Safin
3. James Blake
4. Guillermo Coria
5. Fernando Gonzalez

Andy is my only clear favorite, after him everyone else I like is basically around the same level, so the order is kinda random and a few other guys could make the list just as easy as those other four.. my womens list is more definite

Women
1. Serena Williams
2. Venus Williams
3. Jennifer Capriati
4. Lindsay Davenport
5. Monica Seles

I'm gonna do a most disliked list too just for fun ;) I'll combine men and women on this one

Disliked
1. Lleyton Hewitt
2. Justine Henin-Hardenne
3. Ivan Ljubicic
4. Nicolas Lapentti
5. Greg Rusedski

[muffins]

Control, I like you, you like Andy LOL! So can you explain why you don't like those five players you listed?

[1jackson2001]

*doesn't go back to check if I have already posted in this thread LOL*


Men
1) Andy Roddick
2) Andre Agassi
3) Tim Henman
4) Lleyton Hewitt
5) Juan Carlos Ferrero

Women
1) Venus Williams
2) Monica Seles
3) Lindsay Davenport
4) Serena Williams
5) Jennifer Capriati

[muffins]

I really miss Safin and Rafter. I was watching Rafter today on a look back on Wimbledon 2001. He was such a great player and I miss him so much. It's a shame he'll never play Andy now. :cries:

[1jackson2001]

Seeing Andy playing his best and Marat playing his best....you have to imagine what a match-up it would be if they were to play against each other! :eek:

:hat:

[muffins]

It really would be. Surely, even Seles3 would enjoy that? I just hope that Safin does come back. Rafter and Andy would have been a good match too. A serve volleyer against a baseliner. I just can't express how much I like/liked Rafter.

[1jackson2001]

If only Rafter won Wimbledon...

[muffins]

I know. That's why I didn't want him to retire. I wanted to see him play some more and win Wimbledon. Guess it just wasn't to be.

[Control]

I miss Pat Rafter too.. I didn't get into tennis until 2001, so I didn't get to see him play all that long before he retired, but I had friends who liked him for a while so I knew a little about him, and he was such a nice guy, and I loved to watch him play.. too bad he retired so early.. Marat will be back though, he better hurry his butt up and get well lol

Now, as for why I don't like those players.. almost all of them come down to an incident with my favorite players lol, but it's more about how they handled the situations rather than the fact of who it happened against.. it just showed me their true colors

1. Lleyton Hewitt - from the first time I laid eyes on him I just had a bad feeling.. it just so happened to be when he was playing Andy at the 2001 French Open, which is the first time I ever laid eyes on Andy also, that's when it all began for me.. anyway, I didn't have any real reason to dislike him at that point except that he got to move on only cause Andy had to retire.. but over time I saw his bad attitude, his me-against-the-world mentality, how he thrives on negativity, stories of different incidents, the racial thing with James Blake at the 2001 US Open.. a lot of things, I just plain don't like him

2. Justine Henin-Hardenne - She pretty much disgusts me.. I never liked or disliked her in the beginning, she was just kinda there, but after what happened with Serena at the French Open this year, I lost all respect for her.. how she lied about the holding her hand up, how she had no sympathy for Serena at all with the crowd, how she'll do anything to win and not think twice.. don't like her

3. Ivan Ljubicic - 2003 US Open second round post-match press conference.. need I say more? He was just a bitter and sore loser, making absurd comments and accuasations.. he tried to repair a little of the damage later, but it was way too little too late with me, and even then he still made ignorant comments

4. Nicolas Lapentti - Similar situation to Ivan.. he lost to Andy at the 2002 Masters in Toronto, Andy was cramping toward the end of the match and had to get treatment, I guess Nicolas was surprised that Andy was still able to run pretty well for certain points and after the match accused him of faking the cramps, he said something to Andy about it right after the match when they met at net, and they got in each others faces basically, it looked like they might start throwing punches for a minute lol.. anyway, I guess he too was too much of a sore loser to realize that cramps aren't always constant and aren't always bad enough to stop you from being able to run.. I'm sure he realized this later when he himself cramped this year at the French Open in his loss to Albert Costa, and he too was able to continue running extremely well for points, I wonder if he accused himself of faking :rolleyes:

5. Greg Rusedski - Arrogance, basically.. it's not a specific incident or anything that happened to make me not like him, it's just his basic attitude and arrogant/ignorant comments he makes, and usually ends up sticking his foot in his mouth about later.. he's definitely not as bad as the rest of my list, he's just annoying

So there ya go lol.. some others who deserve honorable mention as disliked: Marcelo Rios and Yevgeny Kafelnikov, although they've both toned it down these last few years

[muffins]

I never used to like Hewitt either and I wouldn't say I like him but he doesn't annoy me like he used to. I used to dislike Rainer Schuettler after I heard him say something about Andy but then he was a good sportman when he helped Ferreira with his injury, he went up in my estimations. I just don't like Ivan Ljubicic. The funny thing is, he said all that about not liking Andy's antics on court and then he was asked about Ivanisevic and he had nothing but praise for him. Goran could get quite fiery or funny on court if I remember correctly.

[Be_true_to_yourself]

1-Federer/Safin (Can't choose)
2-Ferrero
3-Hewitt
4-Coria/Fish/Nalbandian
5-Younes El Aynaoui

1-Justine Henin-Hardenne
2- Capriati
3- Kim

I don't think Andy is very popular among the player.

[muffins]

Hmm, I don't know why. Just cos Ljubicic said so?

[Control]

Don't let Ljubicic's ignorant comments fool you. I'm sure there are definitely some players that don't care for Andy too much, but that can be said about a lot of players, and it could just be that their personalities clash or whatever, not because of anything bad. But it's definitely no where near the majority of players like Ljubicic made it sound. It's probably more like a select few.

This is from an article in the latest issue of Sports Illustrated written by Jon Wertheim, he's well respected and does the weekly Tennis Mailbag for SI.com, he knows his stuff:

"...Underneath the impishness and the crowd-pleasing histrionics is a deep reserve of maturity and polish. When Croatia's Ivan Ljubicic lost to Roddick in the second round and then made the shabby (and absurd) allegation that Roddick is universally disliked on tour, the American didn't fire back publicly but instead called Ljubicic in his hotel room so they could iron out their differences. (They did.)"

So if Jon Wertheim says it's an absurd statement, then I'm sure it is. Plus several different players came to Andy's defense the day after all that and defended him. So I'm not worried about it, as I know Andy's not.

[Be_true_to_yourself]

Originally posted by muffins
Hmm, I don't know why. Just cos Ljubicic said so?

It isn't , because of what Ljubicic said (He was just a sour grape). It's just the impression that I get from players interview. I might be wrong tho. I didn't mean it like they hate him, just that he ain't popular.Then, again tennis is a individual sport.

I don' t think that I'm making much sens.

[muffins]

LOL. I think I get you. I'm sure some people don't like him but then I know some do.

[CAguileraLover21]

Men
1.Andy Roddick
2.Paradorn Srichaphan
3.Lleyton Hewitt
4.Andre Agassi
5.Tim Henman

Women
1.Jennifer Capriati
2.Mary Pierce
3.Lindsay Davenport
4.Venus Williams
5.Serena Williams

[CAguileraLover21]

Originally posted by muffins
Yay. Kinda changing the subject, did any of you used to like Pat Rafter?

Never liked him. Back in the days when he used to play againest Sampras a lot. I didn't like him.

[muffins]

Awww, I cannot tell you how much I liked Rafter. Why didn't you like him?

[1jackson2001]

I never watched Pat Rafter play actually I think. I got hooked onto tennis after. *sigh*

But I know I would have loved watching him play.

[muffins]

You would have, His matches with Sampras at the U.S. Open and with Agassi at Wimbledon were amazing!

[KimC]

Female:

1. Kim Clijsters
2. Jenifer Capriati
3. Monica Seles
4. Megan Saungassy(sp?)
5. Anna Kournikova

Male

1. Andy Roddick
2. Jan Michael Gambill
3. Mike Bryan
4. Bob Bryan
5. Andre Agassi

[muffins]

Another Andy fan^, yay! When did you become a fan?

[Seles3]

Ranking Update
9/21/03

Women
LW 1 TW 1 Venus Williams 7700 points
LW 4 TW 2 Jenifer Capriati 4885 points
LW 3 TW 3 Mary Pierce 4881 points
LW 7 TW 4 Paola Suarez 4061 points
LW 6 TW 5 Elena Dementieva 4041 points

Seles falls out to # 6. Too bad for her

Men
LW 1 TW 1 Marat Safin 11506 points
LW 2 TW 2 Juan Carlos Ferrero 11367 points
LW -- TW 3 David Nalbandian 4018 points
LW 3 TW 4 Younes El Aynaoui 4017 points
LW 3 TW 5 Tommy Robredo 3415 points

[Hantuchova Fan]

OK update (9/21/03):

Female:

LW 1. TW 1. Justine Henin Hardenne 13020 points
LW 2. TW 2. Jennifer Capriati 9412 points
LW 5. TW 3. Elena Dementieva 8501 points
LW 3. TW 4. Paola Suarez 7652 points
LW 6. TW 5. Maria Sharapova 4282 points
LW 3. TW 6. Daniella Hantuchova 2034 points
LW 7. TW 7. Serena Williams 1528 points
LW 8. TW 8. Mary Pierce 1472 points
LW 9. TW 9. Jelena Dokic 1012 points

Male:

LW 1. TW 1. Mardy Fish 10216 points
LW 1. TW 1. Juan Carlos Ferrero 10216 points
LW 3. TW 3. Roger Federer 9020 points
LW 4. TW 4. Tommy Robredo 8947 points
LW 5. TW 5. David Nalbandian 8223 points
LW 6. TW 6. Sjeng Schalken 8023 points
LW 7. TW 7. Tim Henman 6290 points
LW 8. TW 8. Xavier Malisse 6280 points
LW--. TW 9. Bob Bryan 6150 points
LW--. TW 9. Mike Bryan 6150 points
LW 9. TW11. Andy Roddick 3016 points
LW10.TW12. Taylor Dent 2012 points
LW11.TW13. Younes El Aynaoui 1120 points

[1jackson2001]

Wow..keeping update on rankings of your faves

[muffins]

How can you change them around so much LOL? Mine pretty much stay the same.

[Hantuchova Fan]

OK update (10/2/03):

Female:

LW 1. TW 1. Justine Henin Hardenne 13020 points
LW 2. TW 2. Jennifer Capriati 9412 points
LW 3. TW 3. Elena Dementieva 8501 points
LW 4. TW 4. Paola Suarez 7652 points
LW 5. TW 5. Maria Sharapova 4282 points
LW 6. TW 6. Daniella Hantuchova 2134 points
LW 7. TW 7. Serena Williams 1528 points
LW 8. TW 8. Mary Pierce 1472 points
LW 9. TW 9. Jelena Dokic 1012 points

Male:

LW 1. TW 1. Mardy Fish 10216 points
LW 1. TW 1. Juan Carlos Ferrero 10216 points
LW 3. TW 3. Roger Federer 9020 points
LW 4. TW 4. Tommy Robredo 8947 points
LW 5. TW 5. David Nalbandian 8223 points
LW 6. TW 6. Sjeng Schalken 8023 points
LW 7. TW 7. Tim Henman 6290 points
LW 8. TW 8. Xavier Malisse 6280 points
LW 9. TW 9. Bob Bryan 6150 points
LW 9. TW 9. Mike Bryan 6150 points
LW11.TW11. Andy Roddick 3016 points
LW12.TW12. Taylor Dent 2012 points
LW13.TW13. Younes El Aynaoui 1120 points

[muffins]

Well, my players are still pretty much the same. Safin never left my favourites list and now he's back I'm very pleased!

[Hantuchova Fan]

OK update (10/11/03):

Female:

LW 1. TW 1. Justine Henin Hardenne 14521 points
LW 5. TW 2. Maria Sharapova 9812 points
LW 8. TW 3. Mary Pierce 9272 points
LW 3. TW 4. Elena Dementieva 8100 points
LW 4. TW 5. Paola Suarez 7652 points
LW 2. TW 6. Jennifer Capriati 6112 points
LW 6. TW 7. Daniella Hantuchova 3134 points
LW 7. TW 8. Serena Williams 2528 points
LW--. TW 9. Anastasia Myskina 2000 points
LW 9. TW10. Jelena Dokic 712 points


Male:

LW 1. TW 1. Mardy Fish 11216 points
LW 1. TW 1. Juan Carlos Ferrero 11216 points
LW 4. TW 3. Tommy Robredo 8947 points
LW 7. TW 4. Tim Henman 8790 points
LW 9. TW 5. Bob Bryan 8550 points
LW 9. TW 5. Mike Bryan 8550 points
LW 5. TW 7. David Nalbandian 8203 points
LW 6. TW 8. Sjeng Schalken 8023 points
LW 3. TW 9. Roger Federer 6820 points
LW 8. TW10. Xavier Malisse 6280 points
LW11.TW11. Andy Roddick 2016 points
LW12.TW12. Taylor Dent 2012 points
LW13.TW13. Younes El Aynaoui 920 points

[Seles3]

Rankings--10/11

Women
1) Venus Williams 7200 points
2) Mary Pierce 5214
3) Elena Dementieva 4239
4) Jennifer Capriati 3855
5) Paola Suarez 3500

Myskina is getting there
Capriati is losing it
Suarez needs to get her act together
Venus needs to find The Voice Within
Pierce needs to continue upsetting
Seles needs to just play ontv again for me to like her
Hanti needs to beat someone good and follow it up with another good win. If she can't do that, she can stay at the bottom with dokic and all those other catty witches (aka biggest dog stevenson)

Men
1) Juan Carlos Ferrero 11470
2) Marat Safin 11399
3) David Nalbandian 4018
4) **DEBUT**Mike Bryan 4001
5) Tommy Robredo 3308

Younes is close
Safin needs to win a match when he plays, or he is going to continually fall
Juan takes over #1 cause he is just doing better then Safin
Nalbandian holds steady
Tommy needs to do better. Or he will fall.
Mike Bryan just finall breaksthrough. He was lingering below the top 5 for 2 months. He makes it. Bob however, needs to work on it cause his mixed doubles is holding him down.

There you go!

[muffins]

Um, are you guys fickle?

[Hantuchova Fan]

Um why do you ask the same question over and over and over and over and over and over again? Do you suffer from short-term memory loss?

[muffins]

When did I ever ask if you were fickle? I've said that I don't change my players around that much, but never actually asked if you were fickle. So, no I don't suffer from short-term memory loss...usually.

[Hantuchova Fan]

OK update (10/19/03):

Female:

LW 1. TW 1. Justine Henin Hardenne 18201 points
LW 2. TW 2. Maria Sharapova 9612 points
LW 3. TW 3. Mary Pierce 8272 points
LW 4. TW 4. Elena Dementieva 8100 points
LW 5. TW 5. Paola Suarez 7152 points
LW10.TW 6. Jelena Dokic 7142 points
LW 6. TW 7. Jennifer Capriati 4112 points
LW 7. TW 8. Daniella Hantuchova 3434 points
LW 9. TW 9. Anastasia Myskina 3190 points
LW 8. TW10. Serena Williams 2128 points

Justine of course gains major points to enlarge her stay at this week's #1 and Jelena Dokic, after being stuck at #10 with 712 points or less for 4 straight weeks, breaks into the countdown into the 6th spot. There are no major movement except Serena falls to #10 for lack of action.


Male:

LW 1. TW 1. Mardy Fish 17216 points
LW 1. TW 1. Juan Carlos Ferrero 17216 points
LW 5. TW 3. Bob Bryan 12450 points
LW 5. TW 3. Mike Bryan 12450 points
LW 4. TW 5. Tommy Robredo 9247 points
LW 8. TW 6. Sjeng Schalken 9123 points
LW 7. TW 7. David Nalbandian 8703 points
LW 9. TW 8. Roger Federer 8620 points
LW 4. TW 9. Tim Henman 7790 points
LW10. TW10. Xavier Malisse 3580 points
LW11.TW11. Andy Roddick 3316 points
LW12.TW12. Taylor Dent 2112 points
LW13.TW13. Younes El Aynaoui 1020 points

Mardy and Juan Carlos works extra hard this week to defeat opponents. Fish defeated Robredo and Henman. Juan Carlos defeated Federer and won the Masters Series. Both continue to share the #1 spot for 5 weeks in a row. But if Ferrero can keep his world ranking then he may pull ahead of Fish at the year end LiZARD tournament. Twins, Mike and Bob Bryan continue to compete for the top spot, finishing this week at a distant #3. Sjeng Schalken played well is getting married. Extra points to him. Tim Henman did nothing exciting so he falls from 4 to 9. Andy Roddick gains points and Younes is stuck at #13 for the 6th weeks in a row. He does not have jelena's capabilities to break through furthur into the countdown.

[Seles3]

yes i also have to update

Women
1) Venus Williams 6700 points
2) Mary Pierce 5007
3) Elena Dementieva 4132
4) Jelena Dokic 3701
5) Paola Suarez 3468

J CAP FALLS (she will need another brilliant exciting match to crack the top 5 EVER again)

Myskina is getting there STILL
Capriati is losing it STILL
Suarez needs to get her act together STILL
Venus needs to find The Voice Within STILL
Pierce needs to get better
Seles needs to just play on tv again for me to like her STILL
Hanti needs to beat someone good and follow it up with another good win. If she can't do that, she can stay at the bottom with dokic and all those other catty witches (aka biggest dog stevenson) STILL
Dokic did a very good thing this week and made me feel happy so big bonus for her

Men
1) Juan Carlos Ferrero 11967
2) Marat Safin 11191
3) David Nalbandian 4018
4) **DEBUT**Mike Bryan 4001
5) Tommy Robredo 2998

Younes is close STILL
Safin needs to win a match when he plays, or he is going to continually fall STILL
Juan takes over #1 cause he is just doing better then Safin
Nalbandian holds steady STILL
Tommy needs to do better. Or he will fall. STILL
Bob however, needs to work on it cause his mixed doubles is holding him down. STILL

[glamour-gal]

ok, here it goez:



fave women:

1. jennifer capriati
2. kim
3. serena


fave men:

1. andy
2. safin
3. kuerten
4. blake
5. lapentti

[Hantuchova Fan]

OK update (10/26/03):

Female:

LW 1. TW 1. Justine Henin Hardenne 18997 points
LW 2. TW 2. Maria Sharapova 12172 points
LW 6. TW 3. Jelena Dokic 9722 points
LW 5. TW 4. Paola Suarez 8952 points
LW 3. TW 5. Mary Pierce 8272 points
LW 4. TW 6. Elena Dementieva 8100 points
LW 8. TW 7. Daniella Hantuchova 4004 points
LW 7. TW 8. Jennifer Capriati 3992 points
LW10.TW 9. Serena Williams 2728 points
LW 9. TW10. Anastasia Myskina 2590 points


Jelena continues to break through, when 2 weeks ago she was ranked 10th for 4 consecutive weeks, she is now at #3 on the list. Daniella is showing signs of life so she gains a few points. Maria Sharapova continues to shine so she gains points.


Male:

LW 1. TW 1. Mardy Fish 21616 points
LW 1. TW 2. Juan Carlos Ferrero 17216 points
LW 7. TW 3. David Nalbandian 13403 points
LW 3. TW 4. Bob Bryan 12450 points
LW 3. TW 4. Mike Bryan 12450 points
LW 5. TW 6. Tommy Robredo 10047 points
LW 6. TW 7. Sjeng Schalken 9323 points
LW 8. TW 8. Roger Federer 8220 points
LW 9. TW 9. Tim Henman 4101 points
LW--. TW10. Nicholas Lapenti 3800 points
LW11.TW11. Andy Roddick 3216 pointsL
LW10.TW12. Xavier Malisse 3110 points
LW12.TW13. Taylor Dent 1112 points
LW13.TW14. Younes El Aynaoui 820 points


Mardy gets lots of points for winning his first title in a suspenseful tiebreaker. Juan also obtains points for staying as the leader in both the ATP race and 52-week reflection point standings. David Nalbandian played well and he gains points for his consistency and hard work. Nicholas Lapenti debuts this week at #10. Younes still cannot break through.

[Seles3]

LW 1 TW 1 Venus Williams 6450 points
LW 2 TW 2 Mary Pierce 5007 points
LW 3 TW 3 Elena Dementieva 4132 points
LW -- TW 4 Justine Henin-Hardenne 3501 points
LW 5 TW 5 Paola Suarez 3478 points

Justine is in based on the fact that she is the only one capable of destroying Kim and her ugly tree trunk thighs. Dokic is out because of this. Paola Suarez holds steady after a decent QF appearence last week because she has officially failed to qualify for the year end champs and that is just too bad. Venus loses points due to withdrawing AGAIN.

MEN
LW 1 TW 1 Juan Carlos Ferrero 12203 points
LW 2 TW 2 Marat Safin 10691 points
LW 3 TW 3 David Nalbandian 4625 points
LW 4 TW 4 Mike Bryan 4001 points
LW 5 LW 5 Tommy Robredo 2878 points

Juan continues to gain points because he just continues to prove to me he is the best player out there right now, working magic on ALL 4 surfaces. Safin continues to lose points cause HE continues to lose matches. He has also withdrawn next week which annoys me so he loses 500 points. David got bonus points for defeating Andy Roddick, and for making the final. Tommy will continue losing points if he continues to lose in the first round of everything.

[Seles3]

Year End WTA Rankings for Seles3

LW 1 TW 1 Venus Williams 5450 points
LW 5 TW 2 Paola Suarez 4172 points
LW -- TW 3 Anastasia Myskina 3408 points
LW 3 TW 4 Elena Dementieva 3132 points
LW 4 TW 5 Justine Henin-Hardenne 3078 points

Venus is losing her hold on the #1 spot because she keeps pulling out of everything at the last minute. Paola has jumped to her highest ranking cause she stopped Kim in winning the doubles YE Championship. Well Done. Myskina showed me she can play well, i enjoyed her match play. Dementieva could have done a lot better, and she stopped Rubin from getting the semi's, she ruined the whole tournament allowing amelie to get to the final and make it a boring final. Justine did well in stealing the #1 ranking, but i am mad she lost to Amelie in the semis. If she beat Amelie, she would have possibly beat Kim. Ugh.

[Hantuchova Fan]

OK update (11/13/03):

Female:

LW 1. TW 1. Justine Henin Hardenne 24227 points
LW 2. TW 2. Maria Sharapova 18212 points
LW 4. TW 3. Paola Suarez 13112 points
LW--. TW 4. Chaunda Rubins 12680 points
LW 3. TW 5. Jelena Dokic 8208 points
LW 5. TW 6. Mary Pierce 8202 points
LW 7. TW 7. Daniella Hantuchova 8200 points
LW 8. TW 8. Jennifer Capriati 5274 points
LW 9. TW 9. Serena Williams 4728 points
LW10.TW10. Anastasia Myskina 3690 points
LW 6. TW11. Elena Dementieva 6 points

Elena Dementieva was a monster this week, nothing short of a bitch. She was completely classless and she will remain there. Justine finishes the year as #1 on this list with Maria Sharapova gaining padding for her #2 ranking. Paola Suarez improved and deserves credit and Chaunda Rubins, who has been overlooked many times, will finally get the credit she deserves by debuting anf finishing the year as #4 with over 12,000 points, the highest debut by anybody. Mary is stable with Daniella showing improvement. Jennifer gave us some excitment and Serena and Anastasia gain points for support.

Male:

LW 1. TW 1. Juan Carlos Ferrero 23019 points
LW 4. TW 2. Bob Bryan 19284 points
LW 4. TW 2. Mike Bryan 19284 points
LW 1. TW 4. Mardy Fish 18411 points
LW 3. TW 5. David Nalbandian 17993 points
LW 8. TW 6. Roger Federer 17920 points
LW 6. TW 7. Tommy Robredo 11007 points
LW 7. TW 8. Sjeng Schalken 8223 points
LW 9. TW 9. Tim Henman 7998 points
LW10. TW10. Nicholas Lapenti 3200 points
LW11.TW11. Andy Roddick 2716 pointsL
LW12.TW12. Xavier Malisse 2711 points
LW13.TW13. Taylor Dent 732 points
LW14.TW14. Younes El Aynaoui 480 points

Juan had a great year. He gets points for proving that he can play on hardcourt. Bob and Mike Bryan get a ton of points for being the #1 doubles team and still going strong in the Masters tournament. David and Roger are improving tremendously.

[muffins]

Coria is fast becoming one of my top 5 favourite players. He's not there yet but he's getting there!

[Hantuchova Fan]

yay, yay, yay, yay, yay Halley (muffin), you love Coria, LiveDaily gonna celebrate like you are crazy, and you'll watch TV to see Coria because he's your first lover!

[muffins]

LOL, I like the song. ;) I've only noticed him this year really but he seems like a good character and a player with lots of potential.

[babytweety16]

Female:

1. Venus Williams
2. Serena Williams
3. Monica Seles
4. Kim Clijsters
5. Chaunda Rubin

Male:

1. Andre Agassi
2. Leyton Hewitt
3. Roger Federer
4. James Blake
5. Andy Roddick

[Hantuchova Fan]

dsds

[Seles3]

Year Ending Mens Rankings
MEN
LW 2 TW 1 Marat Safin 10491 points
LW 1 TW 2 Juan Carlos Ferrero 8367 points
LW 3 TW 3 David Nalbandian 6625 points
LW -- TW 4 Roger Federer 5504 points
LW 5 LW 5 Tommy Robredo 2878 points
LW -- TW 6 Andy Roddick 69 points (for his sex face expressions)

Juan blew it big time. He failed to win a match at the masters, he failed to stop RODDICK from getting #1!!!!!!!!!!!! That cost his ass a lot of points. Safin takes over #1 because of this and in order to keep #1, he needs to start winning in 2004. David was great at the masters, and i love his shots. They are very nice and fluid. Roger was amazing with everything at the masters. He didn't let Andy win and killed him. It was great and good enough to crack the top 5 for the first time ever. Robredo stays put and Mike Bryan falls out.

I would like to see better things in 2004

[Hantuchova Fan]

OK YEAR End update (12/03/03):

Female:

LW 1. TW 1. Justine Henin Hardenne 24227 points
LW 2. TW 2. Maria Sharapova 18212 points
LW 4. TW 3. Paola Suarez 13112 points
LW--. TW 4. Chaunda Rubins 12680 points
LW 3. TW 5. Jelena Dokic 8208 points
LW 5. TW 6. Mary Pierce 8202 points
LW 7. TW 7. Daniella Hantuchova 8200 points
LW 8. TW 8. Jennifer Capriati 5274 points
LW 9. TW 9. Serena Williams 4728 points
LW10.TW10. Anastasia Myskina 3690 points
LW 6. TW11. Elena Dementieva 6 points

Elena Dementieva was a monster this week, nothing short of a bitch. She was completely classless and she will remain there. Justine finishes the year as #1 on this list with Maria Sharapova gaining padding for her #2 ranking. Paola Suarez improved and deserves credit and Chaunda Rubins, who has been overlooked many times, will finally get the credit she deserves by debuting anf finishing the year as #4 with over 12,000 points, the highest debut by anybody. Mary is stable with Daniella showing improvement. Jennifer gave us some excitment and Serena and Anastasia gain points for support.

Male:

LW 6. TW 1. Roger Federer 18292 points
LW 4. TW 2. Mardy Fish 18211 points
LW 5. TW 3. David Nalbandian 18193 points
LW 1. TW 4. Juan Carlos Ferrero 17322 points
LW 2. TW 5. Bob Bryan 17284 points
LW 2. TW 5. Mike Bryan 17284 points
LW 7. TW 7. Tommy Robredo 12712 points
LW 9. TW 8. Tim Henman 8002 points
LW 8. TW 9. Sjeng Schalken 6723 points
LW10.TW10. Nicholas Lapenti 3410 points
LW12.TW11. Xavier Malisse 2811 points
LW11.TW12. Andy Roddick 1616 points
LW13.TW13. Taylor Dent 612 points
LW14.TW14. Younes El Aynaoui 180 points

Roger is the man who really shines with his brillant display of technique, grace, and artistry on the court. He proves himself to be one of the most talented tennis players to emerge in the era. He dramatically moves from #6 to finish this year as #1. Mardy Fish, a man of great potential and fun-character moves up to finish this year at #2. David Nalbandian's perservance and stigma leads him to finish in the top 3. Juan Carlos Ferrero has had a great year, but his recent performance was disappointing. Knowing that he has a sinus infection and fatigue from the last 4 weeks, he does not lose too many points; he ends up at #4. Mike and Bob Bryan's technique and attitude make them so fun to watch. They finish in the top 5. Tommy Robredo did well at the French Open and proved himself to be a worthy contender. Tim Henman did exceptional the last 3 weeks, and the rest of the list had a great year.

[muffins]

Another thing. It's very strange! I think I'm beginning to LIKE Lleyton Hewitt. :eek: Quite scary considering how much I detested this guy last year.

[glamour-gal]

Originally posted by muffins
Another thing. It's very strange! I think I'm beginning to LIKE Lleyton Hewitt. :eek: Quite scary considering how much I detested this guy last year.



:D maybe it's because of his new hair cut????

[muffins]

LOL, no I don't think so, hehe. I don't know the reason myself but I know it's not his hair-cut.

[Hantuchova Fan]

it's because u love kim clijsters and so naturally, you love lleyton, who is her luva luva


LiZARD!!!!

[muffins]

I was wondering when "LIZARD!" would return. Hehe. I don't think Kimmy Kim Kim is the reason for it, it's just the guy has ceased to annoy me anymore.

[glamour-gal]

Originally posted by muffins
LOL, no I don't think so, hehe. I don't know the reason myself but I know it's not his hair-cut.


....lol.......

[Hantuchova Fan]

OK update (1/17/03):

Female:

LW 1. TW 1. Justine Henin Hardenne 24712 points
LW 2. TW 2. Maria Sharapova 21212 points
LW 3. TW 3. Paola Suarez 17223 points
LW 5. TW 4. Jelena Dokic 10008 points
LW 4. TW 5. Chaunda Rubins 4680 points
LW 6. TW 6. Mary Pierce 4102 points
LW 7. TW 7. Daniella Hantuchova 3282 points
LW 8. TW 8. Jennifer Capriati 3274 points
LW 9. TW 9. Serena Williams 2028 points
LW10.TW10. Anastasia Myskina 1290 points
LW11.TW11. Elena Dementieva -293 points

Elena Dementieva was a monster this week, nothing short of a bitch. She was completely classless and she will remain there.

Male:

LW 1. TW 1. Roger Federer 24192 points
LW 3. TW 2. David Nalbandian 23793 points
LW 2. TW 3. Mardy Fish 20817 points
LW 7. TW 4. Tommy Robredo 18912 points
LW 4. TW 5. Juan Carlos Ferrero 17132 points
LW 5. TW 6. Bob Bryan 14684 points
LW 5. TW 6. Mike Bryan 14684 points
LW 8. TW 8. Tim Henman 7002 points
LW 9. TW 9. Sjeng Schalken 6523 points
LW10.TW10. Nicholas Lapenti 2710 points
LW12.TW11. Xavier Malisse 2611 points
LW11.TW12. Andy Roddick 2316 points
LW13.TW13. Taylor Dent 12 points
LW14.TW14. Younes El Aynaoui 10 points

Roger is the man who really shines with his brillant display of technique, grace, and artistry on the court. He proves himself to be one of the most talented tennis players to emerge in the era.

[Seles3]

2004 Ranking Update

i am expanding my favorite players top 10

LY 1 TY 1 Venus Williams 5650 pts
LY 2 TY 2 Paola Suarez 4247 pts
LY -- TY 3 Lindsay Davenport 3333 pts
LY 3 TY 4 Anastasia Myskina 3258 pts
LY 4 TY 5 Elena Dementieva 2999 pts
LY -- TY 6 Mary Pierce 2000 pts
LY -- TY 7 Jelena Dokic 1003 pts
LY -- TY 8 Maria Sharapova 922 pts
LY 5 TY 9 Justine Henin- Hardenne 887 pts
LY -- TY 10 Daniela Hantuchova 99 pts


Men's top 5 (not enough to make top 10 yet)
LY 1 TY 1 Marat Safin 10691 pts
LY 2 TY 2 Juan Carlos Ferrero 8067pts
LY 3 TY 3 David Nalbandian 8001 pts
LY 4 TY 4 Roger Federer 6670 pts
LY 5 TY 5 Tommy Robredo 5003 pts

[Törpe]

Men:
1. Tim Henman
2. David Nalbandian
3. Roger Federer
4. Juan Carlos Ferrero
5. Marat Safin

Women:
1. Kim Clijsters
2. Monika Seles
3. Anastasia Miskina
4. Elena Dementieva
5. Lindsay Davenport

[Seles3]

WOMEN TOP 5 (POST AUSTRALIAN OPEN)

LW 4 TW 1 Anastasia Myskina 4558 points
LW 1 TW 2 Venus WIlliams 4550 points
LW 2 TW 3 Paola Suarez 3947 points
LW 6 TW 4 Mary Pierce 1900 points
LW 7 TW 5 Jelena Dokic 1203 points

[Hantuchova Fan]

OK update (1/31/03):

Female:

LW 1. TW 1. Justine Henin Hardenne 31466 points
LW 2. TW 2. Maria Sharapova 24512 points
LW 4. TW 3. Jelena Dokic 16981 points
LW 3. TW 4. Paola Suarez 14923 points
LW 5. TW 5. Chaunda Rubins 14950 points
LW10.TW 6. Anastasia Myskina 12390 points
LW 7. TW 7. Daniella Hantuchova 8642 points
LW 8. TW 8. Jennifer Capriati 6243 points
LW 6. TW 9. Mary Pierce 2312 points
LW 9. TW10. Serena Williams 1641 points
LW --.TW11. Kim Clijsters 2 points
LW11.TW12. Elena Dementieva -694 points

Elena Dementieva was a monster this week, nothing short of a bitch. She was completely classless and she will remain there.

Male:

LW 1. TW 1. Roger Federer 32100 points
LW 2. TW 2. David Nalbandian 28412 points
LW 3. TW 3. Mardy Fish 26128 points
LW 4. TW 4. Tommy Robredo 23111 points
LW 5. TW 5. Juan Carlos Ferrero 22918 points
LW -- TW 6. Marat Safin 22916 points
LW 6. TW 7. Bob Bryan 16343 points
LW 6. TW 7. Mike Bryan 16434 points
LW 9. TW 9. Sjeng Schalken 12934 points
LW 8. TW10. Tim Henman 7923 points
LW10.TW11. Nicholas Lapenti 4510 points
LW11.TW12. Xavier Malisse 4311 points
LW12.TW13. Andy Roddick 4310 points
LW13.TW14. Taylor Dent 917 points
LW14.TW15. Younes El Aynaoui 510 points

Roger is the man who really shines with his brillant display of technique, grace, and artistry on the court. He proves himself to be one of the most talented tennis players to emerge in the era.

[glamour-gal]

thanx for posting!!

[Seles3]

POST AUSTRALIAN OPEN top 5

LW 1 TW 1 Marat Safin 12091 pts
LW 2 TW 2 Juan Carlos Ferrero 8367pts
LW 3 TW 3 David Nalbandian 8101 pts
LW 4 TW 4 Roger Federer 7670 pts
LW 5 TW 5 Tommy Robredo 4993 pts

[glamour-gal]

marat!!! :p

[Hantuchova Fan]

OK update (3/26/04):

Female:

LW 1. TW 1. Justine Henin Hardenne 37216 points
LW 2. TW 2. Maria Sharapova 32277 points
LW--. TW 3. Tatiana Golovin 21059
LW 6. TW 4. Anastasia Myskina 18211 points
LW 3. TW 5. Jelena Dokic 17232 points
LW 4. TW 6. Paola Suarez 16111 points
LW 7. TW 7. Daniella Hantuchova 12011 points
LW 8. TW 8. Jennifer Capriati 11021 points
LW 5. TW 9. Chaunda Rubins 8103 points
LW10.TW10. Serena Williams 7822 points
LW 9. TW11. Mary Pierce 5420 points
LW--. TW 12 Anna Kournikova 1700 points
LW11.TW12. Kim Clijsters 1 point
LW12.TW13. Elena Dementieva -1823 points

Elena Dementieva was a monster this week, nothing short of a bitch. She was completely classless and she will remain there.

Male:

LW 1. TW 1. Roger Federer 38200 points
LW--. TW 2. Mario Ancic 27101 points
LW10.TW 3. Tim Henman 26914 points
LW 4. TW 4. Tommy Robredo 26171 points
LW 3. TW 5. Mardy Fish 26102 points
LW 2. TW 6. David Nalbandian 23144 points
LW--. TW 7 Brian Baker 18000 points
LW 6. TW 8. Marat Safin 17212 points
LW 5. TW 9. Juan Carlos Ferrero 16234 points
LW 7. TW10. Bob Bryan 11928 points
LW 7. TW10. Mike Bryan 11928 points
LW--. TW12. Olivier Rochus 8400 points
LW 9. TW13. Sjeng Schalken 8239 points
LW--. TW14. Guillermo Coria 4200 points
LW11.TW15. Nicholas Lapenti 2190 points
LW12.TW16. Xavier Malisse 1111 points
LW13.TW17. Andy Roddick 120 points
LW14.TW18. Taylor Dent 7 points
LW15.TW19. Younes El Aynaoui 2 points

Roger is the man who really shines with his brillant display of technique, grace, and artistry on the court. He proves himself to be one of the most talented tennis players to emerge in the era. Debuts this week is Mario Ancic (2) and Brian Baker (7) who are hella cool!!!!!!! Guillermo Coria also debut at 14. OLIVIER ROCHUS DEBUTS at 12!!!!!

[Seles3]

WOMEN TOP 5 (POST INDIAN WELLS)









LW 2 TW 1 Venus Williams 3550 points
LW 1 TW 2 Anastasia Myskina 3108 points
LW 3 TW 3 Paola Suarez 2947 points
LW -- TW 4 Tatiana Golovin 990 points
LW -- TW 5 Monica Seles 699 points

[Seles3]

POST INDIAN WELLS top 5



LW 1 TW 1 Marat Safin 11091 pts
LW 3 TW 2 Roger Federer 9201
LW 2 TW 3 Juan Carlos Ferrero 8637 pts
LW -- TW 4 Tim Henman 7670 pts
LW 5 TW 5 Tommy Robredo 4993 pts
LW 3 TW 6 David Nalbandian 4990 points

[luckycharms_2590]

ANDY RODDICK ROCKS!!!

[glamour-gal]

Originally posted by luckycharms_2590
ANDY RODDICK ROCKS!!!


true!!! :)

[Seles3]

Post French Open Rankings


Previous Positon NEW Position Player Name Points
2 1 [COLOR=Red]Myskina 4128
1 2 V. Williams 3440
3 3 Suarez 3308
-- 4 Dementieva 902
5 5 Seles 599

[Hantuchova Fan]

[QUOTE=Hantuchova Fan]OK update (3/26/04):

Female:

LW 1. TW 1. Justine Henin Hardenne 25416 points
LW 4. TW 2. Anastasia Myskina 24980 points
LW 6. TW 3. Paola Suarez 24974 points
LW 8. TW 4. Jennifer Capriati 19021 points
LW 2. TW 5. Maria Sharapova 18706 points
LW 3. TW 6. Tatiana Golovin 17394 points
LW10.TW 7. Serena Williams 16001 points
LW 5. TW 8. Jelena Dokic 17232 points
LW--. TW 9. Martina Hingis 12000 points
LW11.TW10. Mary Pierce 11420 points
LW 9. TW11. Chaunda Rubins 6103 points
LW11TW.12. Anna Kournikova 4200 points
LW 7. TW13. Daniella Hantuchova 4011 points
LW12.TW14. Kim Clijsters 0 points
LW13.TW15. Elena Dementieva -12 points

Male:

LW 1. TW 1. Roger Federer 28300 points
LW 3. TW 2. Tim Henman 27930 points
LW 2. TW 3. Mario Ancic 22101 points
LW12.TW 4. Olivier Rochus 21200 points
LW 6. TW 5. David Nalbandian 19144 points
LW10.TW 6. Bob Bryan 14928 points
LW10.TW 6. Mike Bryan 14928 points
LW 4. TW 8. Tommy Robredo 14171 points
LW 5. TW 9. Mardy Fish 14102 points
LW14.TW10. Guillermo Coria 14020 points
LW16.TW11. Xavier Malisse 13711 points
LW 7. TW12. Brian Baker 13200 points
LW 8. TW13. Marat Safin 13112 points
LW 9. TW14. Juan Carlos Ferrero 8234 points
LW13.TW15. Sjeng Schalken 6121 points
LW15.TW16. Nicholas Lapenti 2190 points
LW17.TW17. Andy Roddick 1120 points
LW18.TW18. Taylor Dent 4 points
LW19.TW19. Younes El Aynaoui 2 points

[Seles3]

Women POST Wimbledon

LW 1 TW 1 Anastasia Myskina 3928 points
LW 3 TW 2 Paola Suarez 3001 points
LW 2 TW 3 Venus Williams 2840 points
LW -- TW 4 Daniela Hantuchova 1000 points (congrats to her. i like her now)
LW -- TW 5 Maria Sharapova 599 points (i will make her my new favorite soon just because)

Men POST Wimbledon

LW 2 TW 1 Roger Federer 11091 pts
LW 1 TW 2 Marat Safin 9201 pts
LW 3 TW 3 Juan Carlos Ferrero 6637 pts
LW 5 TW 4 Tommy Robredo 4793 pts
LW -- TW 5 Mario Ancic 1990 pts

[Seles3]

OMG new #1's for MEN and WOMEN

[Hantuchova Fan]

OK update (7/5/04):

Female:

LW 3. TW 1. Paola Suarez 32122 points Peak Position: 1
LW 5. TW 2. Maria Sharapova 27001 points Peak Position: 2
LW 4. TW 3. Jennifer Capriati 26500 points Peak Position: 3
LW 1. TW 4. Justine Henin Hardenne 16780 points Peak Position: 1
LW13.TW 5. Daniella Hantuchova 16411 points Peak Position: 3
LW--. TW 6. Lindsay Davenport 14900 points Peak Position: 6
LW 2. TW 7. Anastasia Myskina 12050 points Peak Position: 2
LW 7. TW 8. Serena Williams 10501 points Peak Position: 5
LW 6. TW 9. Tatiana Golovin 9894 points Peak Position: 6
LW10.TW10. Mary Pierce 8920 points Peak Position: 9
LW 8. TW11. Jelena Dokic 8902 points Peak Position: 5
LW11.TW12. Chaunda Rubins 8893 points Peak Position: 10
LW 9. TW13. Martina Hingis 6000 points Peak Postition: 9
LW11.TW14. Anna Kournikova 2200 points Peak Position: 11
LW12.TW15. Kim Clijsters 0 points Peak Position: 12
LW13.TW16. Elena Dementieva -900 points Peak Position: 13

Male:

LW 3. TW 1. Mario Ancic 35888 points Peak Position: 1
LW 1. TW 2. Roger Federer 28300 points Peak Position: 1
LW13.TW 3. Marat Safin 23902 points Peak Position: 3
LW 2. TW 4. Tim Henman 22230 points Peak Position: 2
LW--. TW 5. Lleyton Hewitt 18000 Peak Position: 5
LW 8. TW 6. Tommy Robredo 17890 points Peak Position: 3
LW 9. TW 7. Mardy Fish 17782 points Peak Position: 2
LW 5. TW 8. David Nalbandian 16450 points Peak Position: 4
LW--. TW 9. Vincent Spadea 16440 points Peak Position: 9
LW 4. TW10. Olivier Rochus 14940 points Peak Position: 4
LW--. TW11. Joachim Johanson 13000 points Peak Position: 11
LW10.TW12. Bob Bryan 12925 points Peak Position: 2
LW10.TW12. Mike Bryan 12925 points Peak Position: 2
LW--. TW 14 Wayne Black 11007 points Peak Position: 14
LW10.TW15. Guillermo Coria 10820 points Peak Position: 10
LW11.TW16. Xavier Malisse 9711 points Peak Position: 8
LW14.TW17. Juan Carlos Ferrero 8634 points Peak Position: 1
LW15.TW18. Sjeng Schalken 7832 points Peak Position: 6
LW12.TW19. Brian Baker 7200 points Peak Position: 11
LW17.TW20. Andy Roddick 7120 points Peak Position: 11
LW16.TW21. Nicholas Lapenti 1190 points Peak Position: 15
LW18.TW22. Taylor Dent 5 points Peak Position: 15
LW19.TW23. Younes El Aynaoui 2 points Peak Position 17

[Hantuchova Fan]

omg NEW #1's for men and women

[muffins]

OK, time to update mine I think. :)

1. Andy Roddick
2. Tim Henman
3. Marat Safin
4. Mardy Fish
5. Mario Ancic

1. Maria Sharapova
2. Daniella Hantuchova
3. Jennifer Capriati
4. Kim Clijsters
5. Monica Seles (is she coming back?)

[orricoboy]

My favourites:

1. Marat safin
2. Jean michelle gambill
3. Mark Philipoussis
4. Lleyton hewitt
5. Carlos Moya

1. Maria sharapova
2. Jelena Dokic
3. Karolina Sprem
4. Daniela Hantuchova
5. Maria Kirilenko

[orricoboy]

btw do you make up the points or what?? lol i dont get it

[muffins]

I don't know. As far as I know Hantuchova_fan and Seles3 just started doing it. I don't have points, I just list them in order of who I like hehe!

[Hantuchova Fan]

dsfdfsd

[Hantuchova Fan]

OK update (8/29/04):

Female:

LW 4. TW 1. Justine Henin Hardenne 32780 points Peak Position: 1
LW 5. TW 2. Daniela Hantuchova 27411 points Peak Position: 2
LW16.TW 3. Elena Dementieva 22390 points Peak Position: 3
LW 1. TW 4. Paola Suarez 22122 points Peak Position: 1
LW 6. TW 5. Lindsay Davenport 21900 points Peak Position: 5
LW 3. TW 6. Jennifer Capriati 20500 points Peak Position: 3
LW 7. TW 7. Anastasia Myskina 19050 points Peak Position: 2
LW 2. TW 8. Maria Sharapova 17001 points Peak Position: 2
LW--. TW 9. Vera Zvonareva 16500 points Peak Position: 9
LW11.TW10. Jelena Dokic 12902 points Peak Position: 5
LW14.TW11. Anna Kournikova 12200 points Peak Position: 11
LW15.TW12. Kim Clijsters 12000 points Peak Position: 12
LW 8. TW13. Serena Williams 10501 points Peak Position: 5
LW 9. TW14. Tatiana Golovin 9894 points Peak Position: 6
LW10.TW15. Mary Pierce 8920 points Peak Position: 9
LW13.TW16. Martina Hingis 8900 points Peak Postition: 9
LW12.TW17. Chanda Rubin 8893 points Peak Position: 10


Male:

LW 1. TW 1. Mario Ancic 39088 points Peak Position: 1
LW 7. TW 2. Mardy Fish 32782 points Peak Position: 2
LW 2. TW 3. Roger Federer 32300 points Peak Position: 1
LW 3. TW 4. Marat Safin 24902 points Peak Position: 3
LW 6. TW 5. Tommy Robredo 23890 points Peak Position: 3
LW 8. TW 6. David Nalbandian 22450 points Peak Position: 4
LW 4. TW 7. Tim Henman 22230 points Peak Position: 2
LW 9. TW 8. Vincent Spadea 19440 points Peak Position: 8
LW 5. TW 9. Lleyton Hewitt 18000 Peak Position: 5
LW17.TW10. Juan Carlos Ferrero 14634 points Peak Position: 1
LW22.TW11. Taylor Dent 13005 points Peak Position: 11
LW10.TW12. Olivier Rochus 11940 points Peak Position: 4
LW12.TW13. Bob Bryan 11925 points Peak Position: 2
LW12.TW13. Mike Bryan 11925 points Peak Position: 2
LW11.TW15. Joachim Johanson 11000 points Peak Position: 11
LW15.TW16. Guillermo Coria 10820 points Peak Position: 10
LW14.TW17. Wayne Black 10007 points Peak Position: 14
LW19.TW18. Brian Baker 8200 points Peak Position: 11
LW18.TW19. Sjeng Schalken 7832 points Peak Position: 6
LW20.TW20. Andy Roddick 7720 points Peak Position: 11
LW16.TW21. Xavier Malisse 7711 points Peak Position: 8
LW21.TW22. Nicholas Lapenti 490 points Peak Position: 15
LW23.TW23. Younes El Aynaoui 2.1 points Peak Position 17

[Seles3]

Women POST US Open Series

LW 1 TW 1 Anastasia Myskina 4928 points
LW 2 TW 2 Paola Suarez 1440 points
LW 3 TW 2 Venus Williams 1440 points
LW 4 TW 4 Daniela Hantuchova 800 points
LW -- TW 5 Justine Henin Hardenne 69 points (she beat Mauresmo...i love it)

Men POST US Open Series

LW 1 TW 1 Roger Federer 10091 pts
LW 2 TW 2 Marat Safin 5701 pts
LW 4 TW 3 Tommy Robredo 5637 pts
LW 3 TW 4 Juan Carlos Ferrero 4793 pts
LW -- TW 5 David Nalbandian 2390 pts

[orricoboy]

1. maria sharapova (=)
2. maria kirilenko +3
3. jelena dokic -1
4. daniela hantuchova (=)
5. tatiana golovin (NEW)

Fall off: K-Lina Sprem

[Seles3]

Women POST US Open

LW 1 TW 1 Anastasia Myskina 1928 points
LW 2 TW 2 Paola Suarez 1840 points
LW 2 TW 3 Venus Williams 1040 points
LW -- TW 4 Elena Dementieva 744 points
LW -- TW 5 Patty Schnyder 699 points

Men POST US Open

LW 1 TW 1 Roger Federer 9091 pts
LW 3 TW 2 Tommy Robredo 4501 pts
LW 2 TW 3 Marat Safin 4437 pts
LW -- TW 4 Tim Henman 1796 pts
LW -- TW 5 Lleyton Hewitt 1390 pts

[Hantuchova Fan]

OK update (9/17/04): POST US Open

Female:

LW 1. TW 1. Justine Henin Hardenne 26780 points Peak Position: 1*
LW 2. TW 2. Daniela Hantuchova 25411 points Peak Position: 2*
LW 3. TW 3. Elena Dementieva 21390 points Peak Position: 3*
LW 5. TW 4. Lindsay Davenport 20900 points Peak Position: 4*
LW 4. TW 5. Paola Suarez 18122 points Peak Position: 1
LW10.TW 6. Jelena Dokic 14902 points Peak Position: 5
LW12.TW 7. Kim Clijsters 13000 points Peak Position: 7*
LW 9. TW 8. Vera Zvonareva 12500 points Peak Position: 8*
LW 7. TW 9. Anastasia Myskina 11050 points Peak Position: 2
LW 6. TW10. Jennifer Capriati 10500 points Peak Position: 3
LW 8. TW11. Maria Sharapova 7001 points Peak Position: 2
LW11.TW12. Anna Kournikova 7000 points Peak Position: 11
LW15.TW13. Mary Pierce 6920 points Peak Position: 9
LW13.TW14. Serena Williams 3501 points Peak Position: 5
LW14.TW15. Tatiana Golovin 3494 points Peak Position: 6
LW16.TW16. Martina Hingis 900 points Peak Postition: 9
LW17.TW17. Chanda Rubin 893 points Peak Position: 10
LW--. TW18. Patty Schnyder -6900 points Peak Position: 18*


Male:

LW 3. TW 1. Roger Federer 41300 points Peak Position: 1*
LW 7. TW 2. Tim Henman 38230 points Peak Position: 2*
LW 1. TW 3. Mario Ancic 34088 points Peak Position: 1
LW 5. TW 4. Tommy Robredo 33890 points Peak Position: 3
LW 2. TW 5. Mardy Fish 32782 points Peak Position: 2
LW 6. TW 6. David Nalbandian 25450 points Peak Position: 4
LW 4. TW 7. Marat Safin 20902 points Peak Position: 3
LW 9. TW 8. Lleyton Hewitt 18000 Peak Position: 5
LW 8. TW 9. Vincent Spadea 16440 points Peak Position: 8
LW13.TW10. Bob Bryan 8925 points Peak Position: 2
LW13.TW10. Mike Bryan 8925 points Peak Position: 2
LW16.TW12. Guillermo Coria 8820 points Peak Position: 10
LW20.TW13. Andy Roddick 7720 points Peak Position: 11
LW10.TW14. Juan Carlos Ferrero 7634 points Peak Position: 1
LW19.TW15. Sjeng Schalken 7132 points Peak Position: 6
LW12.TW16. Olivier Rochus 3940 points Peak Position: 4
LW17.TW17. Wayne Black 2007 points Peak Position: 14
LW11.TW18. Taylor Dent 2005 points Peak Position: 11
LW21.TW19. Xavier Malisse 1011 points Peak Position: 8
LW18.TW20. Brian Baker 700 points Peak Position: 11
LW15.TW21. Joachim Johanson 200 points Peak Position: 11


The following players have been deleted off the list: Younes El Aynaoui, Nicholas Lapenti

[orricoboy]

1. dementieva
2. Sharapova
3. hantuchova
4. kirilenko
5. dokic

[Seles3]

Women POST Swisscom

LW 1 TW 1 Anastasia Myskina 2928 points
LW 2 TW 2 Paola Suarez 1440 points
LW 4 TW 3 Elena Dementieva 944 points
LW 3 TW 4 Venus Williams 540 points
women not good enough to get a fifth spot

Men POST Masters Series Madrid

LW 3 TW 1 Marat Safin 8999 pts
LW 2 TW 2 Tommy Robredo 4501 pts
LW 1 TW 3 Roger Federer 4437 pts
LW-- TW 4 Juan Carlos Ferrero 2 points
Men also not good enough for 5th spot

[Hantuchova Fan]

OK update (10/24/04): POST Madrid Masters and Kremlin Cup

Female:

LW 2. TW 1. Daniela Hantuchova 35011 points Peak Position: 1*
LW 1. TW 2. Justine Henin Hardenne 34956 points Peak Position: 1
LW 4. TW 3. Lindsay Davenport 34150 points Peak Position: 3*
LW 3. TW 4. Elena Dementieva 33900 points Peak Position: 3
LW11.TW 5. Maria Sharapova 29001 points Peak Position: 2
LW 5. TW 6. Paola Suarez 27861 points Peak Position: 1
LW13.TW 7. Serena Williams 17343 points Peak Position: 5
LW 9. TW 8. Anastasia Myskina 16473 points Peak Position: 2
LW 6. TW 9. Jelena Dokic 16202 points Peak Position: 5
LW10.TW10. Jennifer Capriati 14500 points Peak Position: 3
LW15.TW11. Tatiana Golovin 12034 points Peak Position: 6
LW13.TW12. Mary Pierce 10283 points Peak Position: 9
LW 8. TW13. Vera Zvonareva 9483 points Peak Position: 8
LW11.TW14. Kim Clijsters 6754 points Peak Position: 7
LW12.TW15. Anna Kournikova 2300 points Peak Position: 11
LW16.TW16. Martina Hingis 1800 points Peak Postition: 9
LW17.TW17. Chanda Rubin 13 points Peak Position: 10
LW--. TW 68. Alicia Molik 10 points Peak Position: 68* (debuts only to kill Patty)
LW69.TW69. Patty Schnyder -69000 points Peak Position: 69*


Male:

LW 1. TW 1. Roger Federer 47300 points Peak Position: 1*
LW 5. TW 2. Mardy Fish 38782 points Peak Position: 2*
LW 7. TW 3. Marat Safin 37902 points Peak Position: 3*
LW 3. TW 4. Mario Ancic 38088 points Peak Position: 1
LW 6. TW 5. David Nalbandian 35450 points Peak Position: 4
LW 2. TW 6. Tim Henman 35230 points Peak Position: 2
LW 4. TW 7. Tommy Robredo 34890 points Peak Position: 3
LW 8. TW 8. Lleyton Hewitt 22000 Peak Position: 5
LW 9. TW 9. Vincent Spadea 11440 points Peak Position: 8
LW14.TW10. Juan Carlos Ferrero 10634 points Peak Position: 1
LW12.TW11. Guillermo Coria 9820 points Peak Position: 10
LW13.TW12. Andy Rod 7720 points Peak Position: 11
LW10.TW13. Bob Bryan 6925 points Peak Position: 2
LW10.TW13. Mike Bryan 6925 points Peak Position: 2
LW15.TW15. Sjeng Schalken 7132 points Peak Position: 6



The following players have been deleted off the list: Younes El Aynaoui, Nicholas Lapenti, Joachim Johanson, Brian Baker, Xavier Malisse, Taylor Dent, Wayne Black, Olivier Rochus[/QUOTE]

[Seles3]

6-26-05
Women POST Eastbourne

LY 1 TY 1 Anastasia Myskina 3169 points
LY 4 TY 2 Venus Williams 1540 points
LY -- TY 3 Justine Henin-Hardenne 1003 points
LY -- TY 4 Mary Pierce 603 points
LY -- TY 5 Kim Clijsters 198 points
LY -- TY 6 Anna Kournikova 69 pts
Elena Dementieva and Paola Suarez fall off.

Men POST Halle

LY 1 TY 1 Marat Safin 7053 pts
LY 3 TY 2 Roger Federer 4003 pts
LY 4 TY 3 Juan Carlos Ferrero 3156 pts
LY -- TY 4 Mario Ancic 2068 pts
LY -- TY 5 David Nalbandian 506 pts
tommy robredo falls off

[Hantuchova Fan]

OK update (6/26/05): POST Eastbourne

Female:

LW 2. TW 1. Justine Henin Hardenne 36570 points Peak Position: 1*
LW 8. TW 2. Anastasia Myskina 36473 points Peak Position: 2*
LW69. TW 3. Patty Schnyder 29300 points Peak Position: 3*

The following players have been taken off the list:
LW 2. TW 1. Daniela Hantuchova 35011 points Peak Position: 1*
LW 4. TW 3. Lindsay Davenport 34150 points Peak Position: 3*
LW 3. TW 4. Elena Dementieva 33900 points Peak Position: 3
LW11.TW 5. Maria Sharapova 29001 points Peak Position: 2
LW 5. TW 6. Paola Suarez 27861 points Peak Position: 1
LW13.TW 7. Serena Williams 17343 points Peak Position: 5
LW 6. TW 9. Jelena Dokic 16202 points Peak Position: 5
LW10.TW10. Jennifer Capriati 14500 points Peak Position: 3
LW15.TW11. Tatiana Golovin 12034 points Peak Position: 6
LW13.TW12. Mary Pierce 10283 points Peak Position: 9
LW 8. TW13. Vera Zvonareva 9483 points Peak Position: 8
LW11.TW14. Kim Clijsters 6754 points Peak Position: 7
LW12.TW15. Anna Kournikova 2300 points Peak Position: 11
LW16.TW16. Martina Hingis 1800 points Peak Postition: 9
LW17.TW17. Chanda Rubin 13 points Peak Position: 10
LW--. TW 68. Alicia Molik 10 points Peak Position: 68* (debuts only to kill Patty)


Male: (Updated 6/26/05)

LW 1. TW 1. Roger Federer 32300 points Peak Position: 1*
LW11.TW 2. Guillermo Coria 29820 points Peak Position: 2*
LW 5. TW 3. David Nalbandian 27450 points Peak Position: 3*
LW 4. TW 4. Mario Ancic 22088 points Peak Position: 1
LW 7. TW 5. Tommy Robredo 14890 points Peak Position: 3
LW12.TW 6. Andy Rod 7920 points Peak Position: 6*
LW 6. TW 7. Mardy Fish 6782 points Peak Position: 2*
LW 7. TW 8. Marat Safin 3902 points Peak Position: 3*
LW 8. TW 9. Lleyton Hewitt 2000 Peak Position: 5
LW-- TW10. Olivier Rochus 10 Peak Position: 10*

The following players are taken off the list:
LW 2. TW 6. Tim Henman 35230 points Peak Position: 2
LW 9. TW 9. Vincent Spadea 11440 points Peak Position: 8
LW14.TW10. Juan Carlos Ferrero 10634 points Peak Position: 1
LW10.TW13. Bob Bryan 6925 points Peak Position: 2
LW10.TW13. Mike Bryan 6925 points Peak Position: 2
LW15.TW15. Sjeng Schalken 7132 points Peak Position: 6