French Open champion Nadal up to fourth in ATP rankings
French Open winner Rafael Nadal and beaten finalist Casper Ruud climbed one and two places to fourth and sixth respectively in the ATP rankings released Monday.
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French Open champion Nadal up to fourth in ATP rankings
PARIS: French Open winner Rafael Nadal and beaten finalist Casper Ruud climbed one and two places to fourth and sixth respectively in the ATP rankings released on Monday (Jun 6).
Así queda el ranking ATP tras Roland Garros 2022: número 1, clasificación y puntos
Mucho movimiento en el ranking. Y aún más por llegar. Roland Garros cambiará por completo el Top 8 del tenis mundial, aunque no lo hará de inmediato. Novak Djokovic, sin ir más lejos, seguirá como número uno una semana más, pero ese es justamente el tiempo que, seguro, le queda en la cima. Esta temporada, pues, se da una situación peculiar. En 2021, el Grand Slam parisino terminó una semana más tarde que este año y, por ello, los puntos relativos a la pasada edición se restarán el 13 de junio y no este lunes 6, como sería habitual. A la ecuación, además, se añade otra variable, relativa a las medidas (congelación y distinta ponderación de puntos) de la organización por la pandemia. que será cuarto esta semana y mantendrá el puesto tras el reajuste total, defendía 1.000 puntos (el 50% de su título en 2020) y no los 720 que debería en consonancia con sus semifinales de 2021.
‘I’m a different person’ - Carlos Alcaraz looks forward to his chances at the French Open
Ahead of the 2022 French Open, 19-year-old Carlos Alcaraz has insisted he is a “different person” and a “different player” compared to when he competed at last year’s tournament. The Spaniard most recently thrashed Alexander Zverev 6-3, 6-1 in straight sets in the Madrid Open final, following victories over Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic earlier in the tournament, to claim his fourth title of the year.
Sorteo de Roland Garros hoy, en directo: cuadro, cruces y partidos de Nadal, Alcaraz, Djokovic...
Varios tenistas causan baja en el cuadro masculino. El francés Gaël Monfils, número 22 del ranking ATP, fue el último en anunciar que no estará presente en París debido a una lesión que arrastra desde el Masters 1.000 de Montecarlo, que se celebró a mediados de abril. Junto a él, tampoco estarán en esta edición de Roland Garros Matteo Berrettini, Roger Federer, Andy Murray, Nick Kyrgios ni Kei Nishikori, entre otros.
‘Nice for the crowd, tougher for players’: Alex Corretja explains how night matches will shake up French Open
Two-time French Open runner-up Alex Corretja says night matches at the French Open will throw up a level of unpredictability as they return for 2022 — but in front of crowds for the first time. The scheduling change was introduced for the first time last year but the matches were played behind closed doors due to Covid curfews, meaning some of the best encounters were missed by paying spectators.
Daniil Medvedev optimistic about French Open as he fights his way back from surgery
World No 2 Daniil Medvedev is looking to get back into the groove in Geneva as he returns from a hernia operation and gets ready for next week's French Open.
Monfils withdraws from French Open to undergo heel surgery
Gael Monfils will not compete at the French Open later this month as he goes under the knife to fix a problem with his right heel, the Frenchman said on Monday. The 22nd-ranked Monfils started the year well, winning his 11th ATP tour title in a tune-up event in Adelaide before reaching the Australian Open quarter-finals in January, where he was beaten by Matteo Berrettini. He has struggled in recent months, however, failing to go past the round of 16 in ATP Masters 1000 tournaments in Indian Wells, Miami and Madrid. "Hi all, I regret to inform you that I am forced to withdraw from Open Parc de Lyon and the French Open next week," Monfils, the highest-ranked French player, wrote on Twitter.