Tennis Random, Random (On Court)

[JTContinental]

Andreescu opted to skip Australia to play 3 ITF events, and she won 2 of them and made the semis in the other one.

Jen Brady also made the SF of an ITF event in her first tournament back

[ashkor87]

Andreescu opted to skip Australia to play 3 ITF events, and she won 2 of them and made the semis in the other one.

Jen Brady also made the SF of an ITF event in her first tournament back

always liked both of them - Andreescu because she was a great player once and Jen Brady because UCLA

[ptmcmahon]

Andreeescu 13-1 for year and up to 162 in the world. Still a long way to go. She's still ranked higher in doubles even.

[ti-amie]

[ashkor87]

of course, the 3 hours and 50 minutes looks arbitrary, even data-picking but still, very interesting.

[ptmcmahon]

Alcaraz must have lost some 3 hr 30 matches or Sinner won a few, hence that number being picked

[ponchi101]

Roger at 6-12 is odd.
Wonder how many 3:50+ matches he played against Rafa.

[ti-amie]

[ti-amie]

[ti-amie]

[ponchi101]

Ok. Great. But why do we need a reminder? It is a well known story.

[skatingfan]

Ok. Great. But why do we need a reminder? It is a well known story.

For us yes, but it was 33 years ago so there are lots of newer, or younger fans that don't.

[Owendonovan]

There were 4 slam champions in the top ten for Federer, 6 for Nadal, 5 for Djokovic and 2 for Alcaraz.

[ponchi101]

And, 7 Slam finalists for Roger, 7 for Rafa, 8 for Novak and 4 for Alcaraz.

[skatingfan]

There were 4 slam champions in the top ten for Federer, 6 for Nadal, 5 for Djokovic and 2 for Alcaraz.

Are we counting at the time of the rankings, or overall - either way your numbers are not correct.