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Brian Swartz · 12-18-2022, 09:01 PM

Race to the World Tour Finals
Post-USO Edition

In

Ben Faille - 12,970
Leon Polychroniadis - 10,310
Renke Cananis - 8,360
Themis Xanthos - 5,240
Toni Bardales - 4,620
Ene Caballero - 4,470

Probable

Oleg Urazov - 4,060

Contenders

Jochen Weigle - 3,330
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Solitris Papadias - 3,190
Johann Przalowik - 3,160

Long Shots

Eddy Copperfield - 2,935
Goya Banqueria - 2,785

Assessment

Ene Caballero has won three 500-level events this year, which puts him in the field comfortably for the first time. He has doubled his point total on the year since Wimbledon. That's ... kind of scary actually. The Spanish sensation was a Long Shot then, and he just completely skipped over the 'challenging for a spot' phase.

That leaves just the flagging Jochen Weigle as a question mark. It's a big question mark though, and Johann Przalowik has erased the margin for error. Papadias is still there in the conversation, but that feels like a technicality. There's even a couple of other chasers very much in it.

I would lay pretty good odds on Przalowik ending up in that 8th spot, but it definitely remains a very open question. I can't overstate how much of a disaster that would be for Weigle. He should easily be in, period - but he hasn't earned that.

12-18-2022, 09:01 PM	#1346
Brian Swartz Grizzled Veteran Join Date: May 2006	Race to the World Tour Finals Post-USO Edition In Ben Faille - 12,970 Leon Polychroniadis - 10,310 Renke Cananis - 8,360 Themis Xanthos - 5,240 Toni Bardales - 4,620 Ene Caballero - 4,470 Probable Oleg Urazov - 4,060 Contenders Jochen Weigle - 3,330 ------------------------- Solitris Papadias - 3,190 Johann Przalowik - 3,160 Long Shots Eddy Copperfield - 2,935 Goya Banqueria - 2,785 Assessment Ene Caballero has won three 500-level events this year, which puts him in the field comfortably for the first time. He has doubled his point total on the year since Wimbledon. That's ... kind of scary actually. The Spanish sensation was a Long Shot then, and he just completely skipped over the 'challenging for a spot' phase. That leaves just the flagging Jochen Weigle as a question mark. It's a big question mark though, and Johann Przalowik has erased the margin for error. Papadias is still there in the conversation, but that feels like a technicality. There's even a couple of other chasers very much in it. I would lay pretty good odds on Przalowik ending up in that 8th spot, but it definitely remains a very open question. I can't overstate how much of a disaster that would be for Weigle. He should easily be in, period - but he hasn't earned that. Last edited by Brian Swartz : 12-18-2022 at 09:02 PM.