Help Make TENNIS No.1 in the World

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In the first 3 and a half months since OnCourt Advantage began, our tennis website has had visitors from 92 different countries. We have covered Hong Kong recently because it rates No.1 thus far. Help make your country the best.

Strength lies in numbers so we need to enlist your support to help increase our world wide exposure. Please help us by visiting the site often, subscribing and becoming our Facebook fan and of course by recommending your friends and contacts to do likewise.

The greater number of times that this website is opened, the more Facebook fans we have and the more email subscribers of OnCourt Advantage there are, means the greater amount of information, functions and future services we can provide to YOU.

Two examples of these future services are analysis and correction of YOUR VERY OWN strokes through the use of video. As well as supplying YOU with the ultimate winning tactics including exactly why, where, how and when to use them in THE ultimate tennis book.

The following is the list of 92 countries and they are ranked in order of the most visitors, subscribers and Facebook fans. Listed next to the country is whoever holds the highest singles ranking male or female in that nation. When no player holds a Pro ranking then the ITF Junior ranking is used.

If you know people in any of the countries NOT listed here please forward them a link to www.OnCourtAdvantage.com to help us promote tennis all around the world.

Hong Kong – Ling Zhang WTA No.331
Australia – Samantha Stosur WTA 13
United States - Serena Williams WTA 2
United Kingdom- Andy Murray ATP 4
Canada – Aleksandra Wozniak WTA 30
India – Sania Mirza WTA 58
Germany – Tommy Haas ATP 17
Belgium – Kim Clijsters WTA 8
Czech Republic – Radek Stepanek ATP 14
Brazil – Thomaz Bellucci ATP 43
Singapore – Celina Goetti ITF girls 220
Argentina – Juan Martin Del Potro ATP 5
Italy – Flavia Pennetta WTA 11
Malaysia – Jawariah Noordin WTA 961
France – Jo-Wilfried Tsonga ATP 8
Turkey – Marsel Ilhan ATP 151
Slovakia – Daniela Hantuchova WTA 24
Serbia – Novak Djokovic ATP 3
Thailand – Tamarine Tanasugarn WTA 114
Netherlands – Thiemo De Bakker ATP 111
Poland – Agnieszka Radwanska WTA 10
Denmark – Caroline Wozniacki WTA 4
Switzerland – Roger Federer ATP 1
Venezuela – Marina Giral Lores WTA 283
Romania – Victor Hanescu ATP 37
Lithuania – Lina Stanciute WTA 221
Philippines – Cecil Mamiit ATP 449
Slovenia – Polona Hercog WTA 70
Russia- Dinara Safina WTA 1
Indonesia – Ayu Fani Damayanti WTA 275
Japan – Ayumi Morita WTA 74
South Africa – Kevin Anderson ATP 123
Trinidad & Tobago – Vaughn Wilson ITF boys 680
New Zealand – Sacha Jones WTA 208
Chile – Fernando Gonzalez ATP 11
Portugal – Frederico Gil ATP 70
Hungary – Melinda Czink WTA 39
Spain – Rafael Nadal ATP 2
Sweden – Robin Soderling ATP 10
Ukraine – Katernya Bondarenko WTA 29
Greece – Eleni Daniilidou WTA 167
Columbia – Alejandro Falla ATP 95
Finland – Jarkko Nieminen ATP 116
China – Li Na WTA 15 (her career best ranking) & is pictured above.
Angola – Nicolau Monteiro ITF boys 1680
Austria – Jurgen Melzer ATP 35
Korea – Kyu Tae Im ATP 163
Pakistan – Aisam-Ul-Haq Qureshi ATP 549
Georgia – Anna Tatishvili WTA 179
Ireland – Louk Sorensen ATP 337
Kenya – Nikita Nitin Dawda ITF girls 736
Panama – Elizabeth Tapia ITF girls 641
Bahrain – nil
Honduras – Alejandro Obando ITF boys 579
Montenegro – Goran Tosic ATP 338
Uruguay – Pablo Cuevas ATP 49
Morocco – Reda El Amrani ATP 328
Iran – Mohammed Mohazebnia ATP 1023
Vietnam – Thuy-dung Nguyen WTA 1031
Saint Lucia – Kevin Deligny ITF boys 710
Macau – nil
Nigeria – Abdul-Mumin Babalola ATP 1007
Saudi Arabia – nil
United Arab Emirates – Faisal Bastaki ITF boys 1341
Moldova – Andre Gorban ATP 522
Malawi – nil
Rwanda – nil
Armenia – Tigran Martirosyan ATP 406
Luxembourg – Mandy Minella WTA 237
Senegal – Daouda Ndiaye ATP 1751
Jordan – Faisal Al Tal ITF boys 1698
Israel – Shahar Peer WTA 32
Bolivia – Maria Fernanda Alvarez Teran WTA 197
Mexico – Santiago Gonzalez ATP 176
Macedonia - Aleksandra Josifoska WTA 485
Norway – Erling Tveit ATP 776
Qatar – Hamad Al Mulla ITF boys 1865
Croatia – Marin Cilic ATP 13
Bulgaria – Tsvetana Pironkova WTA 99
Cyprus – Marcos Baghdatis ATP 41
Costa Rica – Pablo Nunez ITF boys 253
Dominica – nil
Kuwait – Mohammad Ghareeb ATP 450
Lebanon – Bassam Beidas ATP 898
Antigua & Barbuda – Shani Williams ITF girls 1452
Aruba – Stephanie Marchena ITF girls 1017
Peru – Bianca Botto WTA 336
Taiwan – Yen-Hsun Lu ATP 98
Tunisia – Selima Sfar WTA 282
Cambodia- nil
Laos – nil
Egypt – Karim Maamoun ATP 292

Today’s POST is dedicated to Finn Thomas who turned 7 years old today (Happy Birthday Finn!) and Rafferty James both of whom are World No.1 champions to us here at OnCourt Advantage. We wish that every day both of you : laugh, are happy, smile, have fun, love and be loved, share, cuddle and kiss, always keep learning and be the best you can be!