Tennis

Global Cup - Tennis

2019

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Top Positions Points % Chg
1 Spain 275 11.8
2 United States 223 9.5
3 Czech Republic 195 8.3
4 Switzerland 188 8.0
5 Australia 165 7.1
6 Serbia 158 6.7
7 Canada 110 4.7
8 Romania 108 4.6
9 Ukraine 108 4.6
10 Russia 100 4.3

2018

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Top Positions Points % Chg
1 United States 368 15.7
2 Germany 238 10.1 15
3 Spain 198 8.4 -1
4 Serbia 153 6.5 7
5 Croatia 133 5.7 3
6 Czech Republic 123 5.2 -2
7 Japan 105 4.5 17
8 Switzerland 103 4.4 -5
9 Argentina 93 4.0 7
10 Romania 90 3.8 3

2017

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Top Positions Points % Chg
1 United States 307 18.7 1
2 Spain 210 12.8 4
3 Switzerland 199 12.1 1
4 Czech Republic 94 5.7 -1
5 France 89 5.4 3
6 Belgium 74 4.5 18
7 Great Britain 66 4.0 -6
8 Croatia 65 3.9 6
9 Bulgaria 62 3.8 20
10 Latvia 56 3.4 21

2016

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Top Positions Points % Chg
1 Great Britain 248 10.8 3
2 United States 246 10.7 1
3 Czech Republic 186 8.1 2
4 Switzerland 168 7.3 -3
5 Serbia 154 6.7 -3
6 Spain 150 6.5
7 Germany 147 6.4 11
8 France 138 6.0 -1
9 Russia 101 4.4 -1
10 Canada 96 4.2 1

2015

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Top Positions Points % Chg
1 Switzerland 246 15.0
2 Serbia 219 13.3 1
3 United States 153 9.3 4
4 Great Britain 130 7.9 4
5 Czech Republic 124 7.6 -3
6 Spain 116 7.1
7 France 108 6.6 7
8 Russia 98 6.0 -4
9 Italy 74 4.5 3
10 Poland 54 3.3 9

Per Capita Cup - Tennis

2019

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Top Positions People Per Point Chg
1 Serbia 44815
2 Switzerland 45059
3 Czech Republic 54298
4 Austria 109928
5 Greece 144306
6 Australia 149620
7 Croatia 166169
8 Spain 169196
9 Romania 182679
10 Bulgaria 258249

2018

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Top Positions People Per Point Chg
1 Croatia 31353 2
2 Latvia 35173 -1
3 Serbia 46284 5
4 Switzerland 82425 -2
5 Denmark 85344 1
6 Czech Republic 86433 -2
7 Austria 125632 4
8 Belgium 216590 -1
9 Romania 218200 5
10 Spain 235590

2017

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Top Positions People Per Point Chg
1 Latvia 34856 8
2 Switzerland 42455 -1
3 Croatia 64406 1
4 Czech Republic 112639 -2
5 Bulgaria 114546 13
6 Denmark 153619 5
7 Belgium 153662 10
8 Serbia 168055 -5
9 Estonia 180309
10 Spain 222095

2016

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Top Positions People Per Point Chg
1 Switzerland 45521
2 Czech Republic 56199 1
3 Serbia 61864 -1
4 Croatia 79917
5 Slovakia 144061 8
6 Austria 181324
7 Great Britain 247216
8 Romania 296946 2
9 Latvia 302400
10 Spain 308117 -4

2015

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Top Positions People Per Point Chg
1 Switzerland 31088
2 Serbia 43602
3 Czech Republic 84072
4 Croatia 138606
5 Belgium 270047
6 Spain 397099 4
7 Great Britain 470662 6
8 Australia 542066 4
9 France 596974 6
10 Romania 624017 -3

Tennis Tournaments

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Davis Cup 24 Nov 2019
ATP Masters Cup 17 Nov 2019
Federation Cup 10 Nov 2019
WTA Finals 3 Nov 2019
Tennis: US Open 8 Sep 2019
Wimbledon 14 Jul 2019
Roland Garros 9 Jun 2019
Australian Open 27 Jan 2019
Davis Cup 25 Nov 2018
ATP Masters Cup 18 Nov 2018
Federation Cup 11 Nov 2018
WTA Finals 28 Oct 2018
Tennis: US Open 9 Sep 2018

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Wimbledon 15 Jul 2018
Roland Garros 10 Jun 2018
Australian Open 28 Jan 2018
Davis Cup 26 Nov 2017
ATP Masters Cup 19 Nov 2017
Federation Cup 12 Nov 2017
Sony Ericsson Champions... 29 Oct 2017
Tennis: US Open 10 Sep 2017
Wimbledon 16 Jul 2017
Roland Garros 10 Jun 2017
Australian Open 29 Jan 2017
Davis Cup 28 Nov 2016
ATP Masters Cup 20 Nov 2016
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