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Next Player to break into the top 10
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Personally for me I think it will be Dimi or Fog.
Fog might take lots of clay tournaments and just make it in there.
Dimi may have another deep run in agrand slam and take a few titles.
Gulbis possibly if he plays to his potential which obviously doesn't happen enough.
Fog might take lots of clay tournaments and just make it in there.
Dimi may have another deep run in agrand slam and take a few titles.
Gulbis possibly if he plays to his potential which obviously doesn't happen enough.
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Fognini for me. Grigor and Jerzy both have a shot but I think Fabio will realise that this is his best opportunity and play a lot of clay court tournaments.
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Raonic has already broken into the top 10 before.
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Oh ok I thought the OP implied who will break into the top10 who is currently not in it
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I think Dimitrov will be the best of these players when he gets there, but of that list I'd say Nishikori will be next in
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Anyway for Raonic to have a chance to be in the top 10 for a good period of time he has to at least make a grand slam quarter final
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The thing is who will leave the top 10 for these players to go in?? I think Roger will leave the top 10 and the other will be Tsonga!! When this occur no one knows!!!
Gasquet too probably.
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Fognini is far too soft to be a regular visitor to the top 10. No way.
Dimi is still a couple of years off in developing technique and mental game completely.
Raonic might find himself in there a little more.
Gulbis is in red hot form, and is stupidly talented. He's at his highest life time ranking at the moment of 17. If he continues to apply himself, who knows where he'll end up. He's not afraid of talking the talk and calling a spade a spade. Or in his case a spade an excavator.... Quite refreshing really with the dry press conferences of the Big 4. The guy has openly admitted to not even trying and hating training. Imagine if he had the ethic of a Ferrer.
Dimi is still a couple of years off in developing technique and mental game completely.
Raonic might find himself in there a little more.
Gulbis is in red hot form, and is stupidly talented. He's at his highest life time ranking at the moment of 17. If he continues to apply himself, who knows where he'll end up. He's not afraid of talking the talk and calling a spade a spade. Or in his case a spade an excavator.... Quite refreshing really with the dry press conferences of the Big 4. The guy has openly admitted to not even trying and hating training. Imagine if he had the ethic of a Ferrer.
