These will both stay the same after the finals whatever the results, as all players remaining are top 10 players. The group which clearly did the best at this tournament are the 21-50 ranked players, led by Kyle Edmund, Chung Hyeon, Elise Mertens and Carla Suarez Navarro.
For the men, the worst performers were the 11-20 group, with the exception of Tomas Berdych. For the women, it was the 101-150 group who did worst, although Denisa Allertova did make it to the 4th round.
Now, my final ELO ratings and estimated percentage chances of winning:
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