ATP Ranking Update after Rome Open: Alexander Zverev, Nicolas Jarry and Alejandro Tabilo win big as Novak Djokovic remains World No.1

Monday, 20 May 2024 at 07:13

The ATP Ranking has been updated after the 2024 Rome Open in the final pre-cursor to the 2024 French Open which will begin a week today (Monday 27 May). Alexander Zverev, Nicolas Jarry and Alejandro Tabilo were among the winners from the ATP 1000 in the Italian capital.

Zverev moved ahead of Daniil Medvedev and locked in a top four seeding for the French Open after claiming the title. He saw off Nicolas Jarry in the final who himself broke new ground. Other changes in the top fifteen included Hubert Hurkacz usurping Stefanos Tsitsipas into eighth to level his career high. Taylor Fritz is into 12th and escapes his two compatriots for now with Tommy Paul and Ben Shelton both moving up to 14th and 15th. But still with Holger Rune wedged in between.

But it was Nicolas J`arry who won big. The Chilean was one of two from the nation to ironically both move up seven places. Jarry into a new career high of 17th after reaching the final and he sits on the cusp of the top 15.

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Alejandro Tabilo also has scope to move up and is a new career high of 25th. Other players to have new career highs include Arthur Fils after winning the Bordeaux Challenger (31st), Jack Draper (up five spots to 35th), Zhizhen Zhang (up 14 spots to 42nd) and Luciano Darderi who moves up seven spots into 47th and the top 50 at that.

Nicolas Jarry (pictured) was a big winner from Rome alongside Alejandro Tabilo.

Flavio Cobolli, Pavel Kotov and Thiago Seyboth Wild (all 56-58) also had new career highs. As did Alex Michelsen. Novak Djokovic remains as World No.1 for now with the equation fairly simple with Sinner likely to seal top spot if he goes out early. So a title is likely needed. 2,000 points are set to drop off his ranking which would hand the Italian the World No.1 whether he plays or not next week.

But Djokovic of course will be World No.1 for the French Open and will take his spot as top seed with those now confirmed ahead of Sinner, Alcaraz and now Zverev.

ATP Ranking Update (20/5/24)

1	Novak Djoković	36	SRB	9860
2	Jannik Sinner	22	ITA	8770
3	Carlos Alcaraz	21	ESP	7300
4	Alexander Zverev	27	GER	6345	1
5	Daniil Medvedev	28	RUS	6295	-1
6	Andrey Rublev	26	RUS	4700
7	Casper Ruud	25	NOR	4185
8	Hubert Hurkacz	27	POL	3885	1
9	Stefanos Tsitsipas	25	GRE	3700	-1
10	Grigor Dimitrov	33	BUL	3615
11	Alex de Minaur	25	AUS	3490
12	Taylor Fritz	26	USA	3025	1
13	Holger Rune	21	DEN	2700	-1
14	Tommy Paul	27	USA	2655	2
15	Ben Shelton	21	USA	2500	-1
16	Ugo Humbert	25	FRA	2330	-1
17	Nicolás Jarry	28	CHI	2295	7
18	Karen Khachanov	27	RUS	2090
19	Alexander Bublik	26	KAZ	2020	-2
20	Sebastián Báez	23	ARG	1985	-1
21	Félix Auger-Aliassime	23	CAN	1920	-1
22	Adrian Mannarino	35	FRA	1865	-1
23	Francisco Cerúndolo	25	ARG	1740	-1
24	Jiří Lehečka	22	CZE	1685	-1
25	Alejandro Tabilo	26	CHI	1645	7
26	Frances Tiafoe	26	USA	1615	-1
27	Tallon Griekspoor	27	NED	1605	-1
28	Sebastian Korda	23	USA	1565	-1
29	Tomás Martín Etcheverry	24	ARG	1410	-1
30	Lorenzo Musetti	22	ITA	1405	-1
31	Arthur Fils	19	FRA	1385	3
32	Mariano Navone	23	ARG	1339	-1
33	Cameron Norrie	28	GBR	1310	-3
34	Alejandro Davidovich Fokina	24	ESP	1280	-1
35	Jack Draper	22	GBR	1166	5
36	Matteo Arnaldi	23	ITA	1165	1
37	Jordan Thompson	30	AUS	1156	-2
38	Gaël Monfils	37	FRA	1155
39	Jan Lennard Struff	34	GER	1090	2
40	Roman Safiullin	26	RUS	1087	-1
41	Fábián Marozsán	24	HUN	1083	-5
42	Zhizhen Zhang	27	CHN	1056	14
43	Christopher Eubanks	28	USA	1038
44	Tomáš Macháč	23	CZE	1036	1
45	Sebastian Ofner	28	AUT	1010	1
46	Nuno Borges	27	POR	1006	7
47	Luciano Darderi	22	ITA	1002	7
48	Marcos Giron	30	USA	1000	1
49	Pedro Martínez	27	ESP	995	2
50	Lorenzo Sonego	29	ITA	991	-3
51	Alexei Popyrin	24	AUS	961	-9
52	Laslo Djere	28	SRB	960	-8
53	Márton Fucsovics	32	HUN	922	-3
54	Facundo Díaz Acosta	23	ARG	919	-6
55	Miomir Kecmanović	24	SRB	890	3
56	Flavio Cobolli	22	ITA	860	1
57	Pavel Kotov	25	RUS	849	6
58	Thiago Seyboth Wild	24	BRA	837	3
59	Dušan Lajović	33	SRB	831	5
60	Daniel Evans	33	GBR	831	7
61	Alexander Shevchenko	23	KAZ	825	-1
62	Roberto Carballés Baena	31	ESP	811
63	Jaume Munar	27	ESP	810	5
64	Christopher O'Connell	29	AUS	801	2
65	Alex Michelsen	19	USA	795	4
66	Emil Ruusuvuori	25	FIN	768	5
67	Dominik Koepfer	30	GER	767	-15
68	Brandon Nakashima	22	USA	765	4
69	Federico Coria	32	ARG	761	5
70	Luca Nardi	20	ITA	748	11
71	Borna Ćorić	27	CRO	744	-16
72	Yoshihito Nishioka	28	JPN	741	8
73	Arthur Rinderknech	28	FRA	739
74	Andy Murray	37	GBR	738	3
75	Mackenzie McDonald	29	USA	735	1
76	Arthur Cazaux	21	FRA	731	-1
77	Jakub Menšík	18	CZE	728	-12
78	Rinky Hijikata	23	AUS	723	1
79	Corentin Moutet	25	FRA	720	4
80	Roberto Bautista Agut	36	ESP	715	5
81	Taro Daniel	31	JPN	713	1
82	Aslan Karatsev	30	RUS	705	4
83	Daniel Altmaier	25	GER	702	-5
84	Yannick Hanfmann	32	GER	692	-25
85	Thiago Monteiro	29	BRA	685	21
86	Constant Lestienne	31	FRA	669	2
87	Francisco Comesaña	23	ARG	669	4
88	Aleksandar Kovačević	25	USA	668	1
89	Juncheng Shang	19	CHN	660	16
90	Alexandre Müller	27	FRA	656	19
91	Fabio Fognini	36	ITA	648	1
92	Max Purcell	26	AUS	647	-8
93	Aleksandar Vukic	28	AUS	647	-23
94	Sumit Nagal	26	IND	646	-1
95	Adam Walton	25	AUS	635	16
96	Matteo Berrettini	28	ITA	630	-1
97	Stan Wawrinka	39	SUI	628	-10
98	Thanasi Kokkinakis	28	AUS	623	-4
99	Maximilian Marterer	28	GER	622	-1
100	Botic van de Zandschulp	28	NED	618	12

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