Thomas Gollwitzer

Where the 1433.7 rating comes from

From 14 matches played between 5 October 1992 and 15 May 1995, and from them alone. Every line below was written at computation time: nothing is recomputed to show this page.

How to read this

On the right: the change this match produced, then the value before → after. A line's arrival value is the next line's starting value, down to the starting rating given to every newcomer. A ±0.0 is a counted match that did not move the rating, a walkover for instance.

14 matches, from the most recent to the first

beat Stephen Noteboom 2–1
15/05/95 · ATP 1000 1995 · Qualifying — First round · detail
+15.01418.7 → 1433.7
beaten by Davide Sanguinetti 0–2
15/05/95 · ATP 1000 1995 · Qualifying — Second round · detail
−11.61430.3 → 1418.7
beaten by Slava Doseděl 0–2
08/05/95 · ATP 1000 1995 · First round · detail
−8.21438.6 → 1430.3
beaten by Daniel Vacek 1–2
24/04/95 · ATP 1000 1995 · Qualifying — First round · detail
−7.61446.2 → 1438.6
beaten by Christian Ruud 0–2
01/08/94 · ATP 250 1994 · First round · detail
−22.71468.9 → 1446.2
beaten by Renzo Furlan 0–2
25/07/94 · ATP 250 1994 · Second round · detail
−18.91487.8 → 1468.9
beat Diego Nargiso 2–1
25/07/94 · ATP 250 1994 · First round · detail
+25.81462.0 → 1487.8
beaten by Luis Lobo 0–2
18/07/94 · ATP 500 1994 · Qualifying — First round · detail
−17.31479.3 → 1462.0
beaten by Stefan Edberg 0–2
18/04/94 · ATP 1000 1994 · First round · detail
−5.01484.3 → 1479.3
beaten by Sébastien Hette 1–2
01/11/93 · ATP 1000 1993 · Qualifying — First round · detail
−26.31510.6 → 1484.3
beat Thomas Buchmayer 2–1
19/10/92 · ATP 250 1992 · Second round · detail
+23.71486.9 → 1510.6
beaten by Andrei Chesnokov 0–2
19/10/92 · ATP 250 1992 · Quarterfinals · detail
−20.21507.1 → 1486.9
beat Andrei Cherkasov 2–1
19/10/92 · ATP 250 1992 · First round · detail
+30.71476.5 → 1507.1
beaten by Andriy Medvedev 1–2
05/10/92 · ATP 250 1992 · First round · detail
−23.51500.0 → 1476.5

Only the matches the source publishes appear; what is missing is listed. The source gives the day, not the hour: two matches on the same day are ordered by a reproducible rule, which is not necessarily the real order.