Talk About Tennis 2.0

UPDATED Gentleman's Singles Entry Lists

Entries
Seed* Name Current Ranking Entry Ranking

1 Jannik Sinner 1 1
2 Carlos Alcaraz 2 2
3 Alexander Zverev 3 3
4 Taylor Fritz 4 4
5 Novak Djokovic 5 6
6 Jack Draper 6 5
7 Lorenzo Musetti 7 8
8 Tommy Paul 8 12
9 Holger Rune 9 10
10 Ben Shelton 10 13
11 Daniil Medvedev 11 11
12 Alex de Minaur 12 9
13 Frances Tiafoe 13 15
14 Andrey Rublev 14 17
15 Arthur Fils 15 14
16 Casper Ruud 16 7
17 Jakub Mensik 17 19
18 Francisco Cerundolo 18 18
19 Grigor Dimitrov 19 16
20 Ugo Humbert 20 22
21 Alexei Popyrin 21 25
22 Karen Khachanov 22 24
23 Tomas Machac 23 21
24 Flavio Cobolli 24 35
25 Stefanos Tsitsipas 25 20
26 Sebastian Korda 26 23
27 Felix Auger-Aliassime 27 30
28 Alejandro Davidovich Fokina 28 26
29 Hubert Hurkacz 29 31
30 Jiri Lehecka 30 37
31 Denis Shapovalov 31 27
32 Brandon Nakashima 32 29
Alex Michelsen 33 33
Matteo Berrettini 34 28
Tallon Griekspoor 35 34
Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard 36 32
Jordan Thompson 37 38
Nuno Borges 38 41
Sebastian Baez 39 36
Alexandre Muller 40 40
Matteo Arnaldi 41 39
Gael Monfils 42 42
Marcos Giron 43 43
Gabriel Diallo 44 53
Alexander Bublik 45 51
Lorenzo Sonego 46 44
Miomir Kecmanovic 47 46
Quentin Halys 48 50
Zizou Bergs 49 49
David Goffin 50 47
Roberto Bautista Agut 51 57
Daniel Altmaier 52 66
Camilo Ugo Carabelli 53 52
Pedro Martinez 54 48
Luciano Darderi 56 45
Joao Fonseca 57 65
Fabian Marozsan 58 56
Jaume Munar 59 58
Jacob Fearnley 60 54
Cameron Norrie 61 90
Benjamin Bonzi 62 60
Tomas Martin Etcheverry 63 55
Francisco Comesana 64 64
Laslo Djere 65 59
Learner Tien 67 67
Damir Dzumhur 68 69
Yunchaokete Bu 69 70
Roberto Carballes Baena 70 63
Hamad Medjedovic 71 77
Mattia Bellucci 72 68
Roman Safiullin 73 73
Rinky Hijikata 74 79
Reilly Opelka 75 95
Aleksandar Kovacevic 77 80
Yoshihito Nishioka 78 75
Christopher O'Connell 79 82
Arthur Rinderknech 80 72
Hugo Dellien 81 96
Vit Kopriva 82 85
Aleksandar Vukic 83 78
Borna Coric 84 83
Raphael Collignon 85 84
Adam Walton 86 91
Hugo Gaston 87 74
Zhizhen Zhang 88 81
Corentin Moutet 89 76
Mariano Navone 90 98
Botic van de Zandschulp 91 89
Pablo Carreno Busta 92 100
Jesper de Jong 93 87
Luca Nardi 94 94
Chun-Hsin Tseng 96 93
Alexander Shevchenko 97 97
Mackenzie McDonald 98 99
James Duckworth 100 92
Marin Cilic 101 104
Nishesh Basavareddy 102 101
Jan-Lennard Struff 103 86
Brandon Holt 104 102
Kamil Majchrzak 109 88
Billy Harris 113 103
Sebastian Ofner 122 74 (PR)
Jenson Brooksby 149 52 (PR)
Nick Kyrgios 633 21 (PR)
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Alternates
Name Current Ranking Entry Ranking

1 Christopher Eubanks 108 105
2 Ethan Quinn 95 106
3 Fabio Fognini 127 107
4 Elmer Moller 110 108
5 Lloyd Harris 311 108 (PR)
6 Juan Manuel Cerundolo 107 109
7 Tomas Barrios Vera 112 110
8 Thanasi Kokkinakis 141 111
9 Thiago Seyboth Wild 120 112
10 Arthur Cazaux 115 113
11 Otto Virtanen 99 114
12 Jaime Faria 119 115
13 Eliot Spizzirri 118 116
14 Roman Andres Burruchaga 131 117
15 Daniel Elahi Galan 111 118
16 Tristan Boyer 117 119
17 Valentin Royer 114 120
18 Terence Atmane 123 121
19 Cristian Garin 116 122
20 Jerome Kym 162 123

Withdrawals
Name Current Ranking Entry Ranking

Alejandro Tabilo 55 61
Kei Nishikori 66 62
Juncheng Shang 76 71
Emil Ruusuvuori

UPDATED Gentleman's Qualifying Entry Lists

Entries
Seed Name Seeding Ranking Entry Ranking

1 Ethan Quinn 95 106
2 Otto Virtanen 99 114
3 Marton Fucsovics 105 124
4 Tristan Schoolkate 106 128
5 Juan Manuel Cerundolo 107 109
6 Christopher Eubanks 108 105
7 Elmer Moller 110 112
8 Daniel Elahi Galan 111 122
9 Tomas Barrios Vera 112 110
10 Valentin Royer 114 120
11 Arthur Cazaux 115 113
12 Cristian Garin 116 123
13 Tristan Boyer 117 119
14 Eliot Spizzirri 118 116
15 Jaime Faria 119 115
16 Thiago Seyboth Wild 120 117
17 Emilio Nava 121 137
18 Terence Atmane 123 121
19 Dalibor Svrcina 124 127
20 Nikoloz Basilashvili 125 133
21 Pierre-Hugues Herbert 126 147
22 Adrian Mannarino 128 130
23 Thiago Agustin Tirante 129 132
24 Carlos Taberner 130 129
25 Roman Andres Burruchaga 131 118
26 Vilius Gaubas 132 136
27 Matteo Gigante 133 167
28 Federico Agustin Gomez 134 144
29 Andrea Pellegrino 136 173
30 Dusan Lajovic 137 125
31 Yannick Hanfmann 138 142
32 Thiago Monteiro 139 131
Alexander Blockx 140 143
Filip Misolic 142 153
Francesco Passaro 143 139
Nicolas Jarry 144 149
Colton Smith 146 162
Martin Landaluce 147 145
Felipe Meligeni Alves 148 134
Liam Draxl 150 146
Taro Daniel 151 148
Ignacio Buse 152 192
Kyrian Jacquet 153 150
Marco Trungelliti 154 177
Juan Pablo Ficovich 156 152
Harold Mayot 157 151
Henrique Rocha 158 200
Nicolas Moreno De Alboran 159 159
Zsombor Piros 161 160
Jerome Kym 162 126
Hady Habib 163 165
Shintaro Mochizuki 164 155
Mitchell Krueger 165 140
Chris Rodesch 166 172
Marc-Andrea Huesler 167 158
Mark Lajal 168 199
Li Tu 169 168
Lukas Neumayer 170 182
Calvin Hemery 172 171
Alibek Kachmazov 173 169
Coleman Wong 174 175
Guy Den Ouden 176 187
Alvaro Guillen Meza 177 179
Hugo Grenier 178 176
Ugo Blanchet 179 193
Lukas Klein 180 190
Dmitry Popko 181 164
Yosuke Watanuki 182 183
James McCabe 183 180
Duje Ajdukovic 184 181
Federico Arnaboldi 185 185
Luca Van Assche 186 178
August Holmgren 187 188
Constant Lestienne 188 184
Sho Shimabukuro 189 189
Mikhail Kukushkin 191 163
Murphy Cassone 192 207
Santiago Rodriguez Taverna 193 195
Alex Bolt 194 197
Benjamin Hassan 195 220
Jay Clarke 196 186
Zachary Svajda 197 228
Facundo Diaz Acosta 198 201
Daniel Evans 199 213
Jason Kubler 200 209
James Trotter 202 174
Omar Jasika 203 206
Pol Martin Tiffon 204 205
Yasutaka Uchiyama 205 204
Jurij Rodionov 206 226
Alexis Galarneau 207 202
Jan Choinski 208 196
Vitaliy Sachko 209 225
Arthur Bouquier 210 208
Facundo Mena 211 214
Pavel Kotov 213 157
Alejandro Moro Canas 214 198
Daniel Rincon 216 212
Aslan Karatsev 218 211
Borna Gojo 219 224
Yuta Shimizu 220 191
Murkel Dellien 223 217
Luka Pavlovic 224 216
Andrea Collarini 226 203
Yan Bai 227 219
Gustavo Heide 229 194
Khumoyun Sultanov 230 223
Antoine Escoffier 233 215
Aziz Dougaz 239 222
Edas Butvilas 241 221
Fajing Sun 246 218
Sumit Nagal 300 170
Lloyd Harris 311 227
Giulio Zeppieri 368 171 (PR)
Jozef Kovalik 381 210
Leandro Riedi 495 132 (PR)
Pablo Llamas Ruiz 566 196 (PR)
Stefano Napolitano 667 160 (PR)
Facundo Bagnis 834 135 (PR)
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Alternates
Name Seeding Ranking Entry Ranking

1 Francesco Maestrelli 254 229
2 Beibit Zhukayev 244 230
3 Gijs Brouwer 298 231
4 Gauthier Onclin 201 232
5 Timofey Skatov 215 233
6 Titouan Droguet 225 234
7 Dominic Stricker 228 235
8 Filip Cristian Jianu 222 236
9 Valentin Vacherot 267 237
10 Saba Purtseladze 249 238
11 Maximilian Marterer 263 239
12 Bernard Tomic 243 240
13 Juan Pablo Varillas 247 241
14 Adolfo Daniel Vallejo 240 242
15 Marat Sharipov 260 243
16 Johannus Monday 232 244
17 Viktor Durasovic 236 245
18 Rio Noguchi 221 246
19 Marek Gengel 251 247
20 Dino Prizmic 175 248

Withdrawals
Name Seeding Ranking Entry Ranking

Alexander Ritschard 190 156
Lloyd Harris 311 108 (PR) (To Qualie MD)
Michael Mmoh 331 117 (PR)

Kvitova the only non-brit to get a wild card, although there is still one open on the men's side

WTA

Petra Kvitova
Jodie Burrage
Harriet Dart
Francesca Jones
Hannah Klugman
Mika Stojsavljevic
Heather Watson
Mingge Xu

ATP

Jay Clarke
Oliver Crawford
Dan Evans
George Loffhagen
Johannus Monday
Jay Pinnington Jones
Henry Searle

And he's only defending 2nd round points.

Deep and down the middle. Never a bad shot.

I know he works hard. I know he trains as hard as anybody else.
But when you can do that, and go from 2H to 1H, it simply shows that the level of talent in your DNA is off the scale.

Updated Probabilities:
Men
Alcaraz 65
Sinner 25
The rest 10

Women

Sabalenka 30%
Paolini 25%
Rybakina 10%
Vondrousova 10%
Pegula 9%
Coco, Andreeva, Alexandrova 5% each
Rest of the field 1%

Rybakina seems to lack the champion's mindset, falters in tight matches, so I dont give her a better chance, despite her game being so well suited to grass.. Paolini's footwork, movement and volleying, makes her a genuine contender.
Pegula doesnt really have the class to win a major but she is getting closer.. so who knows? Defending champ Krejcikova appears to be injured, still.. Vondrousova seems to be back..
Andreeva doesnt seem ready yet, on grass - though Conchita was an unexpected champion here, so Andreeva could, too. Sabelanka is a bit less dominant than I expected her to be..

So you give Paolina 25%, but Swiatek, a 5 time GS singles champion (granted, not a fantastic grass court pedigree/record) gets lumped in with the 1% rest of the field? I guess we will hav a better chance for assessment in the SF tomorrow.

Jeff from TX wrote: ↑Fri Jun 27, 2025 4:44 am So you give Paolina 25%, but Swiatek, a 5 time GS singles champion (granted, not a fantastic grass court pedigree/record) gets lumped in with the 1% rest of the field? I guess we will hav a better chance for assessment in the SF tomorrow.

true, I do think Swiatek will not be a force - she wasnt even at the French, so why would she be, here? Her extreme grip will be as much a handicap as it has been all these years, we shall see, as you say. Paolini looks a much more natural grasscourt player to me. Last year, I had predicted she would do well at Wimbledon, based entirely on her footwork and movement, and she did do well. This year, there is more of a grass track record to go by.

Eala is someone who may do really well at W, she has the game, and she is playing very well right now. If you want a really long-shot, she would be it.

I have to agree about Swiatek. I'd be very surprised if she goes past QF's here this year.