Who is the current British Male Number 1 tennis player?
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1.Greg Rusedski\n2.Andy Murray\n3.Tim Henman\n\nthe ranking points are very close - and the order appears to change every week.\n\nMurray will certainly be clear at the top this time next year.
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I think by unranked you mean unseeded.  If thats the case I beleive it was Goran Ivanisevic at Wimbledon.  Before that it was Gustavo Kuerten at the French.
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I think Andy has to be in the Top 5. He just have to play consistently. He should be there when Davydenko turns off. He could still reclaim from James Blake the honor of being America's top tennis player.
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The  one I can think of right now is Nadal who won it last year.  Gaston Gaudio won it in 2004, he's in the draw.  Juan Carlos Ferrero won it in 2003, he's in the draw.  Carlos Moya is in the draw he won it in 1998.  That's all the former champs that have entered this year.
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Roger Federer.He is from Switzerland and the Swiss Government awarded him a cow for winning the Wimbledon.
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I too think that he would choose Nadal to play. Nadal is the only player who has a winning record against him. There is a little bit of talking about who really is the best player on the pro circuit. I think that Federer wants the chance to beat Nadal and regain his title as the Unanimous number 1 player in the eyes of the fans.
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Here is list of the current top 50 rankings for the ATP (as of Monday, 20-Nov-06):\nhttp://www.atptennis.com/3/en/rankings/championsrace/
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Federer,Nadal,Tipsarevic,.....
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Boris Becker was good...\n But Mark Philippousis was the hottest ...\nSafin is ok..\n  But Rafael Nadal...look at his rippling muscles and boyish smile.. i like him..
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MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) -- The leader in the race to be the men's No. 1 tennis player in 2000 is not Andre Agassi or Pete Sampras, but 18-year-old Australian Lleyton Hewitt.\nhope this helps!
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its a tough call........\nmy head says Nadal but heart says Federer.\nI'll cheer for Federer.
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I like Andre.  But Federer is the most complete player I've seen, and I've been watching tennis for 20 years.
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Roger Federer & only Nadal can stop him. But remember, if he wins, he becomes the first to hold four grand slams concurrently. What can be more motivating?\nAmelie, Kim, Petrova, Justine, Martina, Sharapova......\njust take your pick! But remember, Amelie is playing at home.
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Theres no doubt that Nadal is a great player, however, he only truly shines when playing on clay.  Federer on the other hand, has mastered all surfaces and has become a legend when compared to Nadal.  BUT, at the Roland Garros, since it IS a clay tournament, Nadal definitely may have an upper hand, as he has shown in the past when playing Federer.  It is a tough prediction, and, considering Nadal has had a lot of down time from being injured, I think that Federer might be able to pull out the next French.
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1.Greg Rusedski(37)\n2.Andy Murray(45)\n3.Tim Henman(76)\n4.Alex Bogdanovic(138)\n5.Arvind Parmar(201)
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I'm not sure what your queston is, but let me try these:\n\nWhen is "Roland Garros" this year -- R/G is the site of the French Open, the only clay court major championship, to be played from 5-28 to 6/11 this year.\n\nWho/what  was Roland Garros --why the name?  Apparently, he was a French aviation pioneer who was the first to fly over the Mediterranean.\n\nWho will win the French Open this year?  Will Nadal be in shape to defend?  Will Federer take the major that has eluded him during his 3-year stretch of dominance?  Other candidates?  Something tells me that Federer  will not win this year (he'll end up winning a couple in his career) and it won't be Nadal either.  Having said that, I hope they will be seeded in different halves and play one another for the title.\n\nThe women?  Can Mauresmo deal w/ the pressure, having finally won a major?  Who's going to be healthy?  Not a prediction, but I'd love to see Hingis cement her comeback with a title here.\n\nWas your question answered?
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The last player to win Men's Singles at Wimbledon without losing a single set was the Swedish Bjorn Borg, in 1976.\n\nThe Swede won 5 Wimbledons in a row, playing marvelous and ousting young John McEnroe many years in a row, before Johnny-Mac surpassed Bjorn Borg and this combined with drug problems forced the retirement of the Swedish great, who many compare Roger Federer to today.