Dan Martin’s 2012 Power Rankings for the

Week of June 18 through June 24

1.  Rafael Nadal – A French Open title, two Masters 1000 titles and 3 consecutive wins over Nole have Rafa holding the top spot. 

2.  Novak Djokovic – Not playing a Wimbledon tune-up was a smart move in 2011.  

3. Roger Federer – His loss to Haas was a bit puzzling, but Roger did get 4 warm-up matches in before Wimbledon.

4.  David Ferrer – His semifinal showing in Paris has Ferrer at #4.

5.  Juan Martin del Potro – How well Delpo moves and how healthy he is will determine his Wimbledon run.

6.  Tomas Berdych – If you are looking for a Wimbledon dark horse Berdych is a good candidate.  In 2010, he beat Federer and Djokovic at SW19.  Berdych has been solid in 2012 and will benefit from the surface change.  

7.  Andy Murray – What has happened to Andy’s promising start to 2012? Andy losing early at Queen’s Club was strange. 

9. Jo-Wilfried Tsonga – Last year’s run began with a solid outing at Queen’s Club.  His showing this year was not solid.

10. Tommy Haas – I am not sure if he will stay here, but Haas had a lot of big wins at Halle.  He beat 5 time champion Roger Federer, beat Tomas Berdych and clipped the defending champion.  His reward a top 10 slot for the week. Change from Last Week- Unranked

Biggest Movers –Tommy Haas

Dropped Out of the Rankings –Milos Raonic (he played well vs. Fed, but someone had to drop).

Entered the Rankings –Tommy Haas