Israelis knocked out of Wimbledon early

Sela and Pe'er drop in the rankings following early exits.

By ASSOCIATED PRESS
311_Shahar Peer (photo credit: Associated Press)
311_Shahar Peer
(photo credit: Associated Press)
Dudi Sela plummeted 30 places on Monday, falling to No. 95 in the world following his first-round exit at Wimbledon.
Sela reached the fourth round at the All England Club last year.
Shahar Pe'er dropped only one spot in the world rankings for the women, to No. 16, despite an early second-round exit from Wimbledon.