Every Monday, the new rankings come out (except in the middle week of Slams and during periods where no tournaments are played). Slams and Masters 1000 potentially shuffle up the rankings more than usual because they are worth so many ATP points. Mardy Fish's run to the final means he is now in the top
Ah, the rankings. How did Rafael Nadal go from number 4 to number 3 without playing? Last we say, Nadal was retiring from his quarterfinal encounter with Andy Murray at the Australian Open. As the defending champion, Nadal lost a ton of points when his results from last year fell off. For those who don't
With the Australian Open just concluded, the rankings were shaken up. Roger Federer increased his lead at world number 1 with his win. Since Rafa lost in the quarterfinals, he lost 1640 points and moved to 4th, his lowest ranking in years. The last time he wasn't in the top 3 was May 23, 2005,
