ATP Race to Turin Update: Alexander Zverev reaches second place, Fritz and Jarry make big progress

Monday, 20 May 2024 at 20:05

Alexander Zverev was the champion of the week with his second title at the Rome Open, which propelled him up in the ATP Race to Turin. The German added 1,000 points to his ranking, reaching 3,085, now only behind Jannik Sinner in terms of points accumulated in 2024.

The 22-year-old Italian, on the other hand, remains at the top despite not participating in the Rome Open. The significant points lead Sinner (4,500) accumulated in the first months of the year still keeps him almost 1,500 points ahead of Sascha Zverev.

Further behind is Daniil Medvedev, who failed to defend his title and was eliminated in the round of 16 in Rome by Tommy Paul. The Russian only added 100 points to his total, standing at 2,950. Completing the top-5 are Casper Ruud (2,385), eliminated in the first round, and Andrey Rublev (2,120), who exited early in the third round of the tournament.

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The unexpected finalist Nicolas Jarry was one of the big winners of the week by reaching his first Masters 1000 final, adding over 600 points and reaching No. 17 in the Race. His compatriot Alejandro Tabilo, a surprise semifinalist, added 400 points and advanced to No. 13.

Among the Americans, Taylor Fritz remains the leader and is No. 10 in the Race with 1,580 points. Getting closer is semifinalist Tommy Paul, who lost to Jarry and reaches No. 12 in the Race with 1,425 points, in a close contest for the American No. 1 spot against Fritz.

	Player	Age	Country	Points
1	Jannik Sinner	22	ITA	4500
2	Alexander Zverev	27	GER	3085
3	Daniil Medvedev	28	RUS	2950
4	Casper Ruud	25	NOR	2385
5	Andrey Rublev	26	RUS	2120
6	Stefanos Tsitsipas	25	GRE	2065
7	Carlos Alcaraz	21	ESP	1900
8	Alex de Minaur	25	AUS	1855
9	Grigor Dimitrov	33	BUL	1675
10	Taylor Fritz	26	USA	1580
11	Hubert Hurkacz	27	POL	1560
12	Tommy Paul	27	USA	1425
13	Alejandro Tabilo	26	CHI	1363
14	Novak Djoković	36	SRB	1360
15	Ugo Humbert	25	FRA	1275
16	Sebastián Báez	23	ARG	1245
17	Nicolás Jarry	28	CHI	1185
18	Holger Rune	21	DEN	1175
19	Félix Auger-Aliassime	23	CAN	1155
20	Karen Khachanov	27	RUS	1110
21	Jiří Lehečka	22	CZE	1035
22	Alexander Bublik	26	KAZ	970
23	Ben Shelton	21	USA	900
24	Mariano Navone	23	ARG	873
25	Cameron Norrie	28	GBR	805
26	Nuno Borges	27	POR	795
27	Jan Lennard Struff	34	GER	705
28	Francisco Cerúndolo	25	ARG	700
29	Pedro Martínez	27	ESP	684
30	Arthur Fils	19	FRA	680
31	Tomás Martín Etcheverry	24	ARG	670
32	Jordan Thompson	30	AUS	665
33	Facundo Díaz Acosta	23	ARG	644
34	Luciano Darderi	22	ITA	634
35	Tallon Griekspoor	27	NED	610
36	Lorenzo Musetti	22	ITA	600
37	Sebastian Korda	23	USA	575
38	Jack Draper	22	GBR	575
39	Frances Tiafoe	26	USA	545
40	Fábián Marozsán	24	HUN	540
41	Miomir Kecmanović	24	SRB	525
42	Matteo Arnaldi	23	ITA	525
43	Flavio Cobolli	22	ITA	525
44	Brandon Nakashima	22	USA	525
45	Dušan Lajović	33	SRB	515
46	Jakub Menšík	18	CZE	510
47	Dominik Koepfer	30	GER	506
48	Tomáš Macháč	23	CZE	498
49	Márton Fucsovics	32	HUN	475
50	Emil Ruusuvuori	25	FIN	468
51	Zhizhen Zhang	27	CHN	460
52	Alejandro Davidovich Fokina	24	ESP	460
53	Jaume Munar	27	ESP	460
54	Gaël Monfils	37	FRA	445
55	Roberto Carballés Baena	31	ESP	445
56	Lorenzo Sonego	29	ITA	434
57	Zizou Bergs	24	BEL	432
58	Roberto Bautista Agut	36	ESP	428
59	Marcos Giron	30	USA	420
60	Valentin Vacherot	25	MON	419
61	Luca Nardi	20	ITA	416
62	Adrian Mannarino	35	FRA	415
63	Aleksandar Kovačević	25	USA	414
64	Facundo Bagnis	34	ARG	414
65	Arthur Cazaux	21	FRA	413
66	Federico Coria	32	ARG	408
67	Adam Walton	25	AUS	405
68	Juncheng Shang	19	CHN	403
69	Borna Ćorić	27	CRO	399
70	Thiago Monteiro	29	BRA	397
71	Alexander Shevchenko	23	KAZ	393
72	Thiago Seyboth Wild	24	BRA	387
73	Alex Michelsen	19	USA	381
74	Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard	20	FRA	367
75	Christopher O'Connell	29	AUS	365
76	Sebastian Ofner	28	AUT	358
77	Sumit Nagal	26	IND	354
78	Alexandre Müller	27	FRA	350
79	Pavel Kotov	25	RUS	350
80	Matteo Berrettini	28	ITA	350
81	Alexei Popyrin	24	AUS	345
82	Corentin Moutet	25	FRA	340
83	James Duckworth	32	AUS	336
84	Taro Daniel	31	JPN	334
85	Leandro Riedi	22	SUI	332
86	Francesco Passaro	23	ITA	330
87	Yannick Hanfmann	32	GER	319
88	Stefano Napolitano	29	ITA	312
89	Mikhail Kukushkin	36	KAZ	303
90	Camilo Ugo Carabelli	24	ARG	303
91	Arthur Rinderknech	28	FRA	301
92	Cristian Garín	27	CHI	300
93	Thanasi Kokkinakis	28	AUS	298
94	Harold Mayot	22	FRA	298
95	Luca Van Assche	20	FRA	296
96	Botic van de Zandschulp	28	NED	293
97	Roman Safiullin	26	RUS	290
98	Fabio Fognini	36	ITA	289
99	Daniel Altmaier	25	GER	286
100	Otto Virtanen	22	FIN	280

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