ATP RANKING Update after Miami Open: Jannik Sinner becomes World No.2, Novak Djokovic begins Week 419 as World No.1

The ATP Ranking has been updated after the Miami Open with one main change being that Jannik Sinner is now the new World Number Two displacing a certain Carlos Alcaraz after winning the Miami Open.

Sinner thrashed Grigor Dimitrov 6-3, 6-1 in the final on Sunday night who himself rose up the ranking but the Italian reaches yet another new milestone as the first Italian also to achieve this feat. After not even looking likely to displace Daniil Medvedev in months gone by, he is now within a good chance of being the next World No.1.

With the clay court season approaching, Novak Djokovic's dominance will finally be tested. But he begins Week 419 as World No.1 extending his huge record. He also will become the Oldest World No.1 ever this Sunday.

Dimitrov a former World No.3 moved up three spots to World Number Nine after reaching the final. Not much changes barring that despite 3-5 in the rankings all reaching latter stages. New Career highs though for Matteo Arnaldi (35th), Fabian Marozsan (38th) and Tomas Machac (43rd) after superb runs in Miami.