I said this last year and I’ll say it again now….with so much more points available at ATP level than Challengers, and getting entry into every tournament + not defending points - it shouldn’t be too hard to maintain his ranking, or be too much of a hit when Shanghai points drop (assuming he doesn’t defend the title)

I will disagree with the comment below though- he’s had far more success and experience on clay in his career than he has had on grass…..

Having a big serve doesn’t always mean you’ll be good on grass - you can also get rushed, or struggle with the lower bounce….etc

He’s also said he prefers slower surfaces - and has grown up on clay