09 After the Australian Open, the top ten points in the world in tennis men s singles

ATP World Rankings (as of January 19, 2009) Rankings Name Country Region Points.

1 Nadal, Spain.

2 Federer, Switzerland.

3 Djokovic Serbia.

4 Murray, UK.

5 Davydenko, Russia.

6 Del Potro, Argentina.

7 Tsonga, France.

8 Simon, France.

9 Roddick, USA.

10 Blakes USA.

New ATP rankings (top 10).

Ranking Change Name Country Region Points Number of Entries 1 0 Nadal Spain 14260 19

2 0 Federer, Switzerland 11000 20

3 0 Djokovic Serbia 9010 214 0 Murray United Kingdom 7360 23

5 0 Davydenko, Russia, 5030, 23

6 +3 Roddick USA 4510 24

7 -1 Del Potro Argentina 4350 228 0 Simon France 4170 28

9 +6 Verdasco Spain 3480 2710 +1 Nalbandian Argentina 3395 21

1 Nadal Spain 14260 1

2 Federer, Switzerland, 11000 2

3 Djokovic, Serbia 9010 3

4 Murray, United Kingdom, 7360 4

5 Davydenko, Russia, 5030 5

6 Roddick, United States, 4510 9

7 del Potro, Argentina 4350 6

8 Simon, France 4170 8

9 Verdasco Spain 3480 15

10 Nalbandian, Argentina, 3395, 11

The latest ATP world rankings (as of February 2, 2009).

ATP World Rankings (as of February 2, 2009) Rankings Name Country Region Points Previous Ranking.

1 Nadal Spain 14260 1

2 Federer, Switzerland, 11000 2

3 Djokovic, Serbia 9010 3

4 Murray, United Kingdom, 7360 4

5 Davydenko, Russia, 5030 5

6 Roddick, United States, 4510 9

7 del Potro, Argentina 4350 6

8 Simon, France 4170 8

9 Verdasco Spain 3480 15

10 Nalbandian, Argentina, 3395, 11

Sohu Sports News On January 19, Beijing time, ATP officially announced the latest men's singles world rankings. Nadal and Federer still dominate the tennis world by a wide margin, firmly in the top two. Serbian phenom Novak Djokovic is a close second in third.

The biggest change was Argentina's Del Potro rising three places to sixth, while Tesson, Simon and Roddick each dropped one place.

The latest ATP world rankings are as follows:

ATP World Rankings (as of January 19, 2009) Name Country Region Points Previous Ranking.

1 Nadal Spain 1

2 Federer, Switzerland, 2

3 Djokovic, Serbia 3

4 Murray, United Kingdom 4

5 Davydenko, Russia 5

6 del Potro Argentina 9

7 Tsonga, France 6

8 Simon France 7

9 Roddick, USA 8

10 Blake USA 10

The following are the Australian Open men's singles champions and runners-up since 1968 (all Australians unspecified):

The Australian Open is one of the four Grand Slam tennis tournaments in tennis.

Usually held in the last two weeks of January at Melbourne Sports Park in Victoria, Australia, the tournament is the first of the four Grand Slams to be held each year, and is the youngest Grand Slam.

The Australian Open was founded in 1905 and has a history of more than 100 years. The competition was originally named the Australasian Championships; In 1969, the tournament entered the "Open Era". Since 1988, the tournament has been played on an outdoor hard court at Melbourne Park.

The competition includes men's singles and doubles, women's singles and doubles and mixed doubles. The men's singles title is the Norman Brookes Challenge Cup, the women's singles title is the Daphne Akhurst Memorial Cup, and both the men's and women's singles champions receive $4,000, AUD 4,000.

The total prize money for the 2016 Australian Open was $44 million.

1. Singles (equal pay for men and women).

First round: 19400

Second round: 30250

Round 3: 50,000

Round of 16: 85625

Top 8: 171250

Top 4: 342,000

Runner-up: 685,000

Champion: 1,370,000

2. Doubles (shared by the combination).

First round: 9585

Second round: 17035

Round of 16: 31245

Top 8: 55,400

Top 4: 110,800

Runner-up: 223010

Champion: 446020

3. Mixed doubles. First round: 3755

Round of 16: 7745

Top 8: 15490

Top 4: 33615

Runner-up: 67230

Champion: 134460

2016 Australian Open Men's Singles Men's Doubles Points Round Points.

Round 10 -

Second round 45 0

Third round 90

Fourth round 180

1 4 Finals 360

Semifinals 720

Runner-up 1200

Champion 2000

Women's Singles Women's Doubles points.

Rounds of points.

Round 10 -

Second round 70 10

Third round 130

Fourth round 240

1 4 Finals 430

Semifinals 780

Runner-up 1300

Champion 2000

Tournament Level: Champion, Runner-up, Semi-finals, Quarterfinals, Quarterfinals, Round of 16, Round of 32, Round of 64.

Grand Slam 2000 1400 900 500 280 160 100

China 1000 700 450 250 140 80 5

China Tennis Open Shenhuai Tournament is held in Beijing every year, from 2004 to 2008 in Beijing Tennis Center, Beijing Tennis Center is located in Beijing Fengtai District Guangcai Road No. 1, completed in August 2004, covering a total area of more than 80,000 square meters, ** court covers an area of 7,230 square meters.

Beijing Tennis Center has a total of 15 wide tennis courts, including a ** court, with 13,520 audience seats, 2 peripheral main courts, with 1,500 audience seats, and 12 peripheral practice courts.

Since 2009, the China Open Tennis Championships has been relocated from the Beijing Guangcai Tennis Center to the Olympic Park Tennis Center, with a total construction area of 26,514 square meters, a total of 12 competition venues and 6 practice courts.

Among them, the Diamond Stadium is used as the final venue and can accommodate 10,000 spectators. The venue was highly praised by the then WTA President Mr. Larry Scott.

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Simon and. Verdasco.

After that, 2009.

Nadal scored for the first time in his career.

In the Australian Open men's singles final, the Spanish king was the most consistent male player at the Australian Open. In Rod Laver.

The court faces opponents in the final.

Federer and Nadal battled hard in five sets to score 3-3 on aggregate.

2 defeated the Swiss king, winning the hard court for the first time in his career.

He won the Grand Slam singles title and the sixth Grand Slam singles title of the Spanish youngster's career. In addition, Nadal also became the first Spanish men's singles champion in the more than 100-year history of the Australian Open. After the game, Federer, who lost the game, left tears of frustration.

One of the classic Fener duels, Nadal won his first hard-court Grand Slam.

Top 10 in the world: Djokovic 13845

Federer 9235

Murray 7040

Wawrinka 5785

Berdych 5230

Nishikori Kei 5220

Raonic 4800

Nadal 4570

Ferrer 4490

Cili Chun Bi Paqi 3325