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2009 U.S. Open Seeding

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                                                           2009 U.S. Open Seeds

Seed Men Women
1 Roger Federer Dinara Safina
2 Andy Murray Serena Williams
3 Rafael Nadal Venus Williams
4 Novak Djokovic Elena Dementieva
5 Andy Roddick Jelena Jankovic
6 Juan Martin Del Potro Svetlana Kuznetsova
7 Jo-Wilfried Tsonga Vera Zvonareva
8 Nikolay Davydenko Victoria Azarenka
9 Giles Simon Caroline Wozniacki
10 Fernando Verdasco Flavia Pennetta
11 Fernando Gonzalez Ana Ivanovic
12 Robin Soderling Agnieszka Radwanska
13 Gael Monfils Nadia Petrova
14 Tommy Robredo Marion Bartoli
15 Radek Stepanek Samantha Stosur
16 Marin Cilic Virginie Razzano
17 Tomas Berdych Amelie Mauresmo
18 David Ferrer Na Li
19 Stanislas Wawrinka Patty Schynder
20 Tommy Haas Anabel Medina Garrigues
21 James Blake Jie Zheng
22 Sam Querrey Daniela Hantuchova
23 Philipp Kohlschreiber Sabine Lisicki
24 Juan Carlos Ferrero Sorana Cirstea
25 Mardy Fish Kaia Kanepi
26 Paul-Henri Mathieu Francesca Schiavone
27 Ivo Karlovic Alisa Kleybanova
28 Victor Hanescu Sybille Bammer
29 Igor Andreev Maria Sharapova
30 Viktor Troicki Alona Bondarenko
31 Lleyton Hewit Elena Vesnina
32 Nicolas Almagro Agnes Szava


How is Safina still the number one overall seed on the Women's side?

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I wish the seedings were more newsworthy...

I’m in favor of subjecting seedings at every slam. Having Safina be at #1 just doesn’t make sense, nor does having Kanepi ahead of Sharapova and Clijsters.

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by Ben Rothenberg on Aug 26, 2009 10:20 PM EDT reply actions  

I think, though, that the US Open people learned their lesson about subjective seeding. Unless they publish some formula like Wimbledon does for messing with seeds, they should probably leave them alone, despite everyone knowing Dinara is NOT the favorite going in. Maria and Kimmie have about an equal chance of winning as Dinara, IMO.

by munchin on Aug 27, 2009 9:25 PM EDT up reply actions  

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