Jannik Sinner remains the top-ranked player in the world ahead of the Olympic Games.
Several ATP Tour-level tournaments took place, with top players seeking momentum before heading to Paris. The Hamburg Open was the highlight, where Alexander Zverev reached the final again but lost to Arthur Fils.
Zverev’s defeat means he couldn’t close much on Novak Djokovic and Carlos Alcaraz. Meanwhile, Casper Ruud and Andrey Rublev didn’t do well in Bastad. Ruud moved up to eighth place because he lost fewer points than Rublev . Fans might feel excited about these changes in rankings.
Fils made his Top 20 debut after beating Zverev and winning his first ATP 500 title, moving up eight places to 20th. Zhizhen Zhang also hit a career-high ranking of 31st after reaching the quarterfinals in Hamburg.
| Name | Age | Points | Stats 2024 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 🇮🇹 Jannik Sinner | 23 | 15,405 | 33 - 3 |
Who Are the Other Big Movers In This Week’s ATP Rankings
Adrian Mannarino dropped seven spots to 32nd after losing early in Newport. Marcos Giron won his first ATP title at age 30, defeating Alex Michelsen and rising to a career-best ranking of 38th.
Nuno Borges surprised everyone by beating Rafael Nadal at the Bastad Open final, jumping nine spots to No. 42 for his first Tour-level title win.
Matteo Berrettini returned to the Top 50 by winning his second Gstaad Open title without dropping serve all week. He moved up 22 places to rank 50th overall this season.
Nadal made significant strides despite not clinching an ATP title since Roland Garros 2022, climbing up by 100 places to rank at No.161—his best since hip surgery earlier this year.
Quentin Halys made a comeback from outside the Top 200 by reaching Gstaad’s final as a qualifier, moving up by an impressive 67 spots to rank at No.125 now.
Duje Ajdukovic from Croatia reached a new high of No.110 after making it to his first ATP semifinal in Bastad as a qualifier and nearly defeating Nadal himself!
China’s Yunchaokete Bu won Granby Challenger and broke into ATP’s Top150 at age of just twenty-two; he’s now China’s third-best male player! Brazil’s Gustavo Heide also impressed this week by reaching his first ATP quarterfinal in Gstaad from qualifying rounds; he stands close behind Bu at No.155 currently.
What do you think about these exciting changes?
