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Tag Archives: Grigor Dimitrov
Monday Ranking Report – 7/3/2011 (aka Davis Cup points suck)
The latest ATP rankings raise one of the biggest controversies with the points system. I am of course talking about ranking points for Davis Cup wins, introduced for the first time in 2010. I can see the logic. Rankings should … Continue reading
Posted in News, Ranking watch
Tagged Andrey Golubev, Davis Cup, Davis Cup ranking points, Grigor Dimitrov
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Grigor Dimitrov suspended by the ATP
It looked like he’d gotten away with it, but Bulgarian website Tennis Kafe is reporting that hotshot teenager Grigor Dimitrov has been handed a three week suspension for shoving an umpire last year. The incident occurred after Dimitrov’s semi-final defeat … Continue reading
First title club 2011
In 2010 five players claimed their first career ATP titles: John Isner (Auckland), Ernests Gulbis (Delray Beach), Andrei Golubev (Hamburg), Viktor Troicki (Moscow) and Mikhail Kukushkin (St Petersburg). Here are ten of the leading contenders looking for their maiden crowns … Continue reading
The Stagnation of Donald Young: Lessons for Ryan Harrison
It’s not very controversial to say that Donald Young has completely failed to live up to the potential he showed as a junior. The Atlanta southpaw is currently languishing outside the world’s top 100, and it’s now been over two-and-a-half … Continue reading
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Tagged Challenger, Donald Young, Grigor Dimitrov, Martin Damm, Pete McNamara, Ryan Harrison
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