Jannik Sinner remains at the top of the ATP Rankings, with Alexander Zverev close behind.
Since June, Sinner has been the world number one after Djokovic pulled out from Roland Garros. This withdrawal allowed Sinner to take over and hold onto that spot since then.
Djokovic’s loss of points as the defending champion helped Sinner climb to the top .
| Name | Age | Points | Stats 2024 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 🇮🇹 Jannik Sinner | 23 | 15,405 | 33 - 3 |
Current ATP Rankings:
In the latest rankings, Sinner leads with 11,180 points. Zverev follows with 7,075 points. Carlos Alcaraz stands third with 6,690 points due to an early exit in New York this year. Novak Djokovic is fourth with 5,560 points, just ahead of Daniil Medvedev who has 5,475 points.
Andrey Rublev holds sixth place with 4,645 points. Taylor Fritz is seventh with 4,060 points but shares this spot closely with Hubert Hurkacz due to similar major results. Casper Ruud sits ninth at 4,010 points while Grigor Dimitrov rounds out the Top 10 at 3,965 points.
Fans might find it interesting how close these scores are in the lower half of the Top 10!
The competition for finishing in the Top 10 by next year will be fierce as many players have similar scores.
The Race to Turin for ATP in 2024 is also heating up as players vie for final spots. The end of this season promises excitement for tennis enthusiasts everywhere.
During Davis Cup week there were no changes within the Top 20 because no ATP Tour-level events took place. Players like Alcaraz and Djokovic played but didn’t gain or lose any ranking points.
Some shifts happened within the Top 100 though; Mariano Navone dropped four places to number 40 after playing on the Challenger Tour instead of Davis Cup events last year and this year.
Christopher O’Connell made a significant leap by moving up twelve spots to No.75 after winning a Challenger event in China! Quentin Halys also climbed ten positions back into World No.98 by winning Rennes Challenger event.
What do you think about these changes?
