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The Quest For 8.9 Continues
Age 21 Review
** Prakash Mooljee - 94 skill, 66 service, 0 doubles
** Girish Girsh - 94/65/0
** Ritwik Dudwadkar - 93/67/0
** Sushant Chiba - 92/67/0
** Satyagit Guha - 74/58/93
** Nasir Chittoor - 92/71/0
Mooljee is the previous standard-bearer here by a hair, with Dudwadkar right there and Girsh/Chiba a small bit behind. Satyagit Guha continues to lag behind by the same amount from a singles point-of-view, and is much later to futures success for the obvious reasons. Another year and doubles will be close, but probably a bit longer to totally max it out. Nasir Chittoor had a somewhat disappointing year overall, taking longer than I hoped to find Challenger success. He got there at the end of the year, but overall he appears to be roughly the same three thousand XP ahead of the curve that he was a year ago. I'm less confident now that I'll actually get to 8.9 with him, but every player has ups and downs. He was quite close to the next train when he turned 21, but some of the others might have been as well - I can only look at what's actually on the page.
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