Fresh from claiming his first career ATP title at the Antalya Open in southern Turkey, Yuichi Sugita arrived in London on Sunday and said he could not hope to start Wimbledon on a better note.Sugita moved up from 66th to a career-best 44th in the latest ATP rankings. The improvement puts him second behind Kei Nishikori on the list of all-time highest-ranked male Japanese singles players, surpassing Shuzo Matsuoka whose best was 46th, achieved in 1992.Wimbledon nine seed Nishikori, who was drawn against Italy's Marco Cecchinato in the first round, remained unchanged at No. 9 on the ATP ranki…READ FULL ARTICLE
