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What will Andy's ranking be at the end of 2017?
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Thanks for the update ATL.
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Watching this again as he needs to go a little higher in the rankings to help with entries into other events after USO.

Does he not get 10 points for reaching last 32 in a 250 tournament? I am rather out of touch with looking at this without much tennis for so long.
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Just looked. Andy's at no. 111. If he wins the next round against Tiafoe, he would have 10 more points, which would bump him up about four spots. If he won the whole thing it would put him in the low 70s.
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Progress.  Andy has jumped to 94th in live ranking as others have dropped points this week.  A win in the first rounf=d in Rotterdam would help consolidate his position.
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^ Andy is slowly working back up the rankings.  87 in the live rankings.  More significant to me is that he now needs just four more wins to have 700 in his professional career.  I think that will depend a lot on the Dubai draw after Doha.

He still has two of his nineteen events to make up his total points with zero points so he has the opportunity to gain on others with any wins in other places.
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^ While it's great that Andy is slowly going back up the rankings at the moment, if he skips the entire clay court season then presumably he'll slip down them again!
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^ No, I think that will not be the case. He does plan to play tournaments on grass so he will lose out on big points only from French Open and some 500/1000 tournaments that he has previously played but there are not too many. He has no points scored on clay in his points tally! He will lose 48 points in a few weeks time but a round won in Doha and or Dubai would help him recover what he loses.  

Andy was low in the rankings last year primarily because he had not played 19 events within the time frame for inclusion. These last two months he has been 'catching up' others just by adding more points and not dropping many. He has three events included with zero points so can replace those with better points from other events. Others will also improve there points tally but Andy is still in a nett gain situation when he wins one or two matches per tournament.

I have kept the explanation as simple as I can!   Others will perhaps want to be pedantic about points make-up?  This a general indication only
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^ Thanks for the explanation MA.
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Andy is now in a 'neutral' position where he probably cannot advance much in the rankings until after Basel. He has to win R1 in Basel not to lose points from his rankings total. I doubt if many think that he will get through R2 to improve his ranking position. In Paris next up he lost in R1 last time so a win there gains points but a loss makes no impact. That is a good opportunity. If he wins at all there he gains points.
After that my understanding is (I hope it is correct) that if he plays in Metz and elsewhere after he can then add points but he will drop 20 (Zhuhai) if he can replace those tournament points with better. He has no more points dropping in the last months of the year.

These points will all be important for a ranking at the Australian Open. Perhaps he should try to find a Challenger event to play? He has a reasonable return from them as he won three and was a finalist in another. I always have said that doing these and getting wins under his belt has the added bonus that winning improves the mental state of a sportsman so beneficial also.
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Looking for Andy Murray fans to speak about the profound impact of his career in a TV documentary. Must be London or Dunblane based and have interesting stories! Would love to hear from you if this is you. Please email me on [email protected]
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