ATP Ranking Update after French Open as Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz installed as new World No.1 and 2

The ATP Ranking has been updated after the 2024 French Open which has seen a myriad of changes all over the show from the top to the bottom after Roland Garros on Monday 10 June as Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz take centre stage.

Sinner after being crowned last week officially becomes World No.1, while Carlos Alcaraz after winning the French Open becomes World No.2 with the two players seen as leading the future of tennis together at the top of the rankings.

Novak Djokovic has slipped two places to World No.3 with the former World No.1 recovering from a meniscus tear. He will likely drop further as he is almost certain to miss Wimbledon where he is defending a final appearance. Alex de Minaur is up to World No.9 and has chance to build on that as he plays Rosmalen this week. Stefanos Tsitsipas as a result heads down to World No.11 after exiting at the Quarter-Final stage.

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Felix Auger-Aliassime is up three spots to World No.18, Karen Khachanov is down four to World No.22 and Jan-Lennard Struff is up six spots to World No.35 in some of the other changes. Whilst Corentin Moutet after reaching the Last 16 is up to World No.56.

Corentin Moutet (pictured) is one of the big movers of the week.

He has shot up 23 spots whilst Mariano Navone (29), Tomas Machac (33), Matteo Arnaldi (34), Flavio Cobolli (50), Pavel Kotov (51), Sumit Nagal (77), Zizou Bergs (83) and Aleksandr Kovacevic (83) all also secure new career highs after their performances in Paris.

ATP Ranking as of 10/6/24