The new ATP rankings have continued good news for
Roger Federer, who rejoined the Top 4
even though he lost in the quarterfinals of the Miami masters 1000 tournament to
Kei Nishikori, who rose to #18.
Tomas Berdych is up to a career-high World #5 and
John Isner is up to World #9 now that
Richard Gasquet has fallen out of the Top 10.
Milos Raonic is now in the Top 10 and close behind him is
Grigor Dimitrov at World #15. Raonic, Dimitrov and Nishikori are all part of the next generation of tennis players who are expected to dominate in the next 3-5 years after the Federer-Nadal-Djokovic era ends.
Andy Murray falls to World #8 in the latest ratings.
On the women's side
Maria Sharapova falls to #9 and has a lot of points to defend in the upcoming clay court season. My two favorite lefties,
Petra Kvitova and
Angie Kerber rose 2 spots each to World #6 and #7 respectively. Amazingly,
Vika Azarenka is still at World #4 despite an injury which would have her out for a few more weeks.
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