- Oct 26, 2009
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Andrey Golubev beats Florian Mayer 7-6 (8-6) 6-4
Nice one:00hour
Wish I'd thrown some on Golubev in 2 sets, it was like +330
Andrey Golubev beats Florian Mayer 7-6 (8-6) 6-4
Nice one:00hour
Well if you really want to get technical it is:
Slams
Masters Finale
Masters Events
Main Tour
Challengers
Futures
Well if you do not have a ranking and want to get into Main Draw of a Futures or Challenger Event you can do the following:
1) Get a wild card from tourney organizers (good luck with that!)
2) Advance through qualies
3) Win a "Wild Card" tourney
20 percent of the time a tourney will offer a "Wild Card" tourney. In fact all the Grand Slams actually have "Wild Card" tournies where if players win they get a "Wild Card" into main draw.
For Challengers the ranking cut off to get into main draw ranges from 125 to about 600 or so. There are some Challengers where all 8 seeds are top 125 in the World. In fact I have seen some Challengers with a deeper draw then a main tour event, although that is rare. Bottom line if you are not top 500 in the world you will most likely not get into a main draw.
Cut-off for Future events vary. I have seen a Futures where cut off was 400. I have also seen Futures where cut-offs for main draw were in the 1500's.
As for qualies, in Challengers and Futures, if you have a ranking 95 percent of the time you will get into Challenger qualies. For FUTURE events, most of the time you can get into qualies if you don't have a ranking. In order to determine who gets into the qualies it is somewhat complicated. Comes down to your Doubles world ranking. And then after that your National ranking. After that it comes down to a draw out of a hat.
I think we're getting a 1st set tie break..winner of that will prevail in straights.
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