BNP Paribas, Indian Wells. Men’s Results & More

Written by: Staff on 7th March 2014

BNP Paribas, Indian Wells. Men's Results & More

epa04111742 Roger Federer of Switzerland warms up for a late afternoon practice session at the BNP Paribas Open in Indian Wells, California, USA, 05 March 2014. EPA/PAUL BUCK |

Indian Wells

Singles – First Round: E Roger-Vasselin def. B Becker 6-4 6-2

Edouard Roger-Vasselin has seen his ranking slide significantly lately, but he wasn’t defending anything this week; this will probably let him gain at least a little.

Singles – First Round: A Falla def. F Delbonis 6-3 6-4

An abrupt end to Federico Delbonis’s five match winning streak. The loss means he can’t hit the Top Forty.

Singles – First Round: S Stakhovsky def. L Kubot 6-4 7-5

Sergiy Stakhovsky is Ukrainian — from Kiev, in fact, although he now spends his time in Slovakia. No sign of distraction so far, obviously.

Singles – First Round: T Smyczek def. (WC) J Sock 6-4 1-6 6-4

Mark this down as the first two hour match of the tournament. Also as the first one where the loser won more points (97) than the winner (94).

Singles – First Round: M Russell def. D Young 4-6 6-1 6-2

Too bad the ATP scoreboard doesn’t keep track of the average number of strokes per rally — these two speedsters must have posted impressive numbers in that regard. But Donald Young had horrid second serve numbers, and it cost him seven breaks. This won’t get Michael Russell back into the Top Hundred, but it keeps him close.

Singles – First Round: J Vesely def. I Sijsling 3-6 6-4 7-6(7-1)

Igor Sijsling loses what should have been a pretty good shot at making the Top Fifty; he’ll remain in the #55 range.

Singles – First Round: R Stepanek def. D Istomin 6-1 3-6 6-1

Denis Istomin loses any chance at making the Top Fifty; we’d guess he’ll fall a spot or two. Radek Stepanek hasn’t quite guaranteed that he will stay Top Fifty, but it’s quite likely.

Singles – First Round: L Rosol def. (Q) D Lajovic 6-7(2-7) 7-5 6-4

A tough way to start for Lukas Rosol — but he doesn’t have anything to defend, so his Top Fifty spot should be safe even if he runs out of gas after this.

Singles – First Round: S Giraldo def. D Gimeno-Traver 6-3 4-6 6-4

This took more than two hours — not too atypical on a day when six of the first nine matches took three sets. This might take Santiago Giraldo above #70.

Singles – First Round: L Hewitt def. M Ebden 7-6(7-2) 3-6 6-3

This is career victory #599 for Lleyton Hewitt; whenever he earns his next victory, he will join Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal as the only active players with 600 or more career wins. That’s a nice milestone — and if he earns it here, it would let him defend his points. But he will need at least two more wins to return to the Top Forty.

Singles – First Round: (WC) R Harrison def. A Golubev 6-4 7-5

A promising sign for Ryan Harrison as he tries to get back into the Top Hundred, although he’ll need a lot more than this. He leaves Andrei Golubev still around #70.

Singles – First Round: I Karlovic def. A Bogomolov Jr. 6-4 6-4

Ivo Karlovic defends his points from last year. This by itself probably won’t make him Top Fifty, but it won’t take too much more.

Singles – First Round: S Querrey def. (Q) A Kuznetsov 6-3 6-3

Sam Querrey still needs two more wins to defend his points; he’ll need at least one more just to stay above #60.

Singles – First Round: J Chardy def. (WC) R Williams 7-6(7-5) 7-5

Jeremy Chardy isn’t defending anything, so whatever he does here is a bonus — but he hasn’t budged his ranking yet.

Singles – First Round: J Monaco def. (Q) P Polansky 6-4 6-7(5-7) 6-4

Back to being Marathon Man for Juan Monaco. Someone should tell him about this strange concept known as “straight-set wins.” The good news for him is, he wasn’t defending anything, so he’s very close to the Top Forty and won’t need too many more three-setters to make it above that mark.

Singles – First Round: (Q) P Mathieu def. (Q) R Ginepri 6-2 6-3

This one made you feel like it was 2007 or so, didn’t it? Not a very good scoreline for Robby Ginepri, but just making the main draw is promising for him these days. And when one is ranked #311, qualifying points can be worth a lot.

RANKINGS

Estimated ATP World Tour Rankings

As of March 6, 2013

Rank &

Prior…Player………..Points

1..(1) Nadal………….13095

2..(2) Djokovic………..9910

3..(3) Wawrinka………..5570

4..(4) Ferrer………….5150

5..(6) Murray………….4715

6..(5) Berdych…………4540

7..(8) Federer…………4455

8..(7) Del Potro……….4280

9..(9) Gasquet…………2870

10.(10) Tsonga………….2615

11.(11) Raonic………….2405

12.(12) Haas……………2355

13.(13) Isner…………..2320

14.(14) Fognini…………2215

15.(15) Youzhny…………2145

16.(16) Dimitrov………..2095

17.(17) Robredo…………2005

18.(19) Almagro…………1805

19.(18) Anderson………..1770

20.(20) Janowicz………..1715

21.(21) Nishikori……….1680

22.(22) Gulbis………….1536

23.(24) Kohlschreiber……1510

24.(25) Monfils…………1485

24.(23) Simon…………..1485

26.(26) Cilic…………..1420

27.(27) Pospisil………..1343

28.(28) Paire…………..1240

29.(30) Tursunov………..1212

30.(29) Mayer…………..1210

**DRAWS

Indian Wells — week of March 3, 2014

1 Nadal

28 Dolgopolov

23 Monfils

13 Fognini

10 Raonic

18 Janowicz

32 Andujar

5 Murray

3 Wawrinka

29 Seppi

17 Anderson

14 Youzhny

11 Haas

19 Nishikori

27 Tursunov

7 Federer

8 Gasquet

30 Verdasco

22 Kohlschreiber

12 Isner

15 Dimitrov

20 Gulbis

26 F Mayer

4 Berdych

6 del Potro

25 Pospisil

21 Simon

9 Tsonga

16 Robredo

24 Cilic

31 Dodig

2 Djokovic

STATUS OF SEEDS

1 Nadal

2 Djokovic

3 Wawrinka

4 Berdych

5 Murray

6 del Potro

7 Federer

8 Gasquet

9 Tsonga

10 Raonic

11 Haas

12 Isner

13 Fognini

14 Youzhny

15 Dimitrov

16 Robredo

17 Anderson

18 Janowicz

19 Nishikori

20 Gulbis

21 Simon

22 Kohlschreiber

23 Monfils

24 Cilic

25 Pospisil

26 F Mayer

27 Tursunov

28 Dolgopolov

29 Seppi

30 Verdasco

31 Dodig

32 Andujar

******** SCORES ********

THURSDAY

Indian Wells

Singles – First Round

E Roger-Vasselin def. B Becker 6-4 6-2

A Falla def. F Delbonis 6-3 6-4

S Stakhovsky def. L Kubot 6-4 7-5

T Smyczek def. (WC) J Sock 6-4 1-6 6-4

M Russell def. D Young 4-6 6-1 6-2

J Vesely def. I Sijsling 3-6 6-4 7-6(7-1)

R Stepanek def. D Istomin 6-1 3-6 6-1

L Rosol def. (Q) D Lajovic 6-7(2-7) 7-5 6-4

S Giraldo def. D Gimeno-Traver 6-3 4-6 6-4

L Hewitt def. M Ebden 7-6(7-2) 3-6 6-3

(WC) R Harrison def. A Golubev 6-4 7-5

I Karlovic def. A Bogomolov Jr. 6-4 6-4

S Querrey def. (Q) A Kuznetsov 6-3 6-3

J Chardy def. (WC) R Williams 7-6(7-5) 7-5

J Monaco def. (Q) P Polansky 6-4 6-7(5-7) 6-4

(Q) P Mathieu def. (Q) R Ginepri 6-2 6-3

Topics: 10sballs, Andy Murray, Atp, Benjamin Becker, BNP Paribas Open, Donald Young, Edouard Roger-Vasselin, Indian Wells, Ivo Karlovic, Juan Monaco, Lleyton Hewitt, Matthew Ebden, Novak Djokovic, Radek Stepanek, Rafael Nadal, Results, Roger Federer, Sam Querrey, Sports, Stanislas Wawrinka, Tennis, Tennis News, Tim Smyczek

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