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Brian Swartz · 02-08-2023, 03:57 PM

Race to the World Tour Finals
Post-USO Edition

In

Ben Faille - 15,850
Leon Polychroniadis - 7,870
Renke Cananis - 6,860
Ene Caballero - 6,640
Oleg Urazov - 5,240

Probable

none

Contenders

Johann Przalowik - 3,620
Jochen Weigle - 3,600
Toni Bardales - 3,590
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Joss Fraikes - 3,440

Long Shots

Goya Banqueria - 2,755
Themis Xanthos - 2,750
Davide de Laurentiis - 2,720

Assessment

It looks like Leon Polychroniadis has the definite inside track to remain #2, while Cananis & Caballero battle it out for the relatively unimportant #3 spot. Oleg Urazov's aggregate results are enough to get him back to the Finals as well now.

Jochen Weigle won a pair of 500s and a 250 late last year; his spot in the overall rankings will not be as secure if he can't repeat those successes. Themis Xanthos is still listed as a 'mathematical courtesy', but he won't return. Joss Fraikes's number is what I think it should be; his WTC points aren't being included by the game in his countable tournaments for some reason, and unless that changes he'll drop lower.

Given all of that, it's looking like Johann Przalowik is the newcomer, joining Weigle and Bardales in some order for the final three. Banqueria and de Laurentiis aren't quite out of it, but they're definitely being handed their hats.

02-08-2023, 03:57 PM	#1377
Brian Swartz Grizzled Veteran Join Date: May 2006	Race to the World Tour Finals Post-USO Edition In Ben Faille - 15,850 Leon Polychroniadis - 7,870 Renke Cananis - 6,860 Ene Caballero - 6,640 Oleg Urazov - 5,240 Probable none Contenders Johann Przalowik - 3,620 Jochen Weigle - 3,600 Toni Bardales - 3,590 ---------------------- Joss Fraikes - 3,440 Long Shots Goya Banqueria - 2,755 Themis Xanthos - 2,750 Davide de Laurentiis - 2,720 Assessment It looks like Leon Polychroniadis has the definite inside track to remain #2, while Cananis & Caballero battle it out for the relatively unimportant #3 spot. Oleg Urazov's aggregate results are enough to get him back to the Finals as well now. Jochen Weigle won a pair of 500s and a 250 late last year; his spot in the overall rankings will not be as secure if he can't repeat those successes. Themis Xanthos is still listed as a 'mathematical courtesy', but he won't return. Joss Fraikes's number is what I think it should be; his WTC points aren't being included by the game in his countable tournaments for some reason, and unless that changes he'll drop lower. Given all of that, it's looking like Johann Przalowik is the newcomer, joining Weigle and Bardales in some order for the final three. Banqueria and de Laurentiis aren't quite out of it, but they're definitely being handed their hats. Last edited by Brian Swartz : 02-10-2023 at 01:54 AM.