2017 Tennis ELO Awards - Winners

The voting is over, and it's time to announce the winners! Find out who won the inaugural Tennis ELO awards after the jump. This year, the polls took place on Twitter, and if you haven't done so already, follow @tennis_elo to be the 1st to hear of new blog posts and more.

2017 Tennis ELO Awards - Voting

After starting these awards last year, I'm going to be awarding some virtual prizes to 4 players based on my Big Gainer and Upset player awards that are handed out every week. Below the jump are the players I've shortlisted for the 4 awards this year and where you can vote for the winner.

For the "Player of the Year" awards, I've listed why each player has been nominated, which I haven't done for the "Disappointment of the year" awards. How you choose who you vote for is up to you, the winners of the awards will be the player who gets the most votes.

From this year onwards, all votes will be held on Twitter. Follow @tennis_elo to be the 1st to hear of new blog posts and more.

Men's ELO Rankings 20/11/2017

It's the final week of the season, and for the last of my weekly blogs this season I shall take a look at what happened at the ATP Finals in London.

Grigor Dimitrov, © Reuters

2017 ATP Finals Preview

Next week, the ATP Finals are taking place in London, with the top 8 players over the year taking part.

The 8 players competing at this year's ATP Finals, © ATP World Tour

After the jump, I'll take a look at the players and how I expect the tournament to go. For my latest ranking update for all the men on the ATP World Tour, go here.

Men's ELO Rankings 06/11/2017

With the ATP World Tour finals only 2 weeks away, the tournament his week in Paris was the last chance to qualify for the top players who hadn't qualified yet.

Filip Krajinovic, © AFP

Women's ELO Rankings 06/11/2017

The final event of the WTA tour took place this season, with 12 highly rated players playing in the WTA Elite Trophy, at Zhuhai.

Julia Gorges. © Getty