ATP Ranking Update: Humbert, Rublev and Harris move to career high rankings
ATPMonday, 20 January 2020 at 18:00
Ahead of the Australian Open, there has been some movement in the ATP Rankings with some big movers ahead of the Grand Slam.
The main one is Ugo Humbert with the Frenchman breaking in the Top 50 of the ATP Rankings for the first time; rising to a career-high No.43 claiming his first ATP Tour title at the ASB Classic in Auckland.
He beat four Top 50 players in Caspur Ruud, Denis Shapovalov, John Isner and Benoit Paire; to continue his rise after being ranked World No.95 twelve months ago.
Andrey Rublev also went up two ranking spots up to No.16; as he went to a 8-0 start to the season capturing the Adelaide International title to add to the Qatar Open, he is up to a career high.
So is Lloyd Harris who moves to No.72 after he lost to Rublev in Adelaide in the final; after starting the year only just in the top 100 he is now well inside.
Benoit Paire also moved up three spots to No.21, Hubert Hurkacz reached a career high of Number 31; Feliciano Lopez has moved into the Top 50 with a rise of 4 to 57.
| 1. | Nadal Rafael | 10235 |
| 2. | Djokovic Novak | 9720 |
| 3. | Federer Roger | 6590 |
| 4. | Medvedev Daniil | 5960 |
| 5. | Thiem Dominic | 5890 |
| 6. | Tsitsipas Stefanos | 5375 |
| 7. | Zverev Alexander | 3345 |
| 8. | Berrettini Matteo | 2870 |
| 9. | Bautista-Agut Roberto | 2630 |
| 10. | Monfils Gael | 2565 |
| 11. | Goffin David | 2555 |
| 12. | Fognini Fabio | 2310 |
| 13. | Shapovalov Denis | 2200 |
| 14. | Schwartzman Diego Sebastian | 2130 |
| 15. | Wawrinka Stan | 2045 |
| 16. | Rublev Andrey | 2004 |
| 17. | Khachanov Karen | 1995 |
| 18. | Nishikori Kei | 1930 |
| 19. | Isner John | 1860 |
| 20. | Dimitrov Grigor | 1772 |
| 21. | Paire Benoit | 1703 |
| 22. | Auger Aliassime Felix | 1701 |
| 23. | De Minaur Alex | 1665 |
| 24. | Pouille Lucas | 1600 |
| 25. | Pella Guido | 1585 |
| 26. | Kyrgios Nick | 1520 |
| 27. | Lajovic Dusan | 1516 |
| 28. | Coric Borna | 1490 |
| 29. | Basilashvili Nikoloz | 1485 |
| 30. | Carreno-Busta Pablo | 1422 |
| 31. | Hurkacz Hubert | 1398 |
| 32. | Evans Daniel | 1349 |
| 33. | Tsonga Jo-Wilfried | 1340 |
| 34. | Fritz Taylor Harry | 1335 |
| 35. | Raonic Milos | 1305 |
| 36. | Garin Christian | 1285 |
| 37. | Struff Jan-Lennard | 1270 |
| 38. | Opelka Reilly | 1227 |
| 39. | Cilic Marin | 1205 |
| 40. | Djere Laslo | 1185 |
| 41. | Krajinovic Filip | 1158 |
| 42. | Ramos-Vinolas Albert | 1130 |
| 43. | Humbert Ugo | 1130 |
| 44. | Mannarino Adrian | 1111 |
| 45. | Querrey Sam | 1100 |
| 46. | Cuevas Pablo | 1097 |
| 47. | Millman John | 1096 |
| 48. | Ruud Casper | 1079 |
| 49. | Albot Radu | 1067 |
| 50. | Tiafoe Frances | 1050 |
| 51. | Verdasco Fernando | 1050 |
| 52. | Londero Juan Ignacio | 1017 |
| 53. | Sonego Lorenzo | 990 |
| 54. | Kecmanovic Miomir | 959 |
| 55. | Bedene Aljaz | 950 |
| 56. | Bublik Alexander | 948 |
| 57. | Lopez Feliciano | 933 |
| 58. | Chardy Jeremy | 920 |
| 59. | Sousa Joao | 891 |
| 60. | Gasquet Richard | 890 |
| 61. | Simon Gilles | 890 |
| 62. | Norrie Cameron | 885 |
| 63. | Andujar Pablo | 867 |
| 64. | Herbert Pierre-Hugues | 865 |
| 65. | Edmund Kyle | 845 |
| 66. | Thompson Jordan | 843 |
| 67. | Fucsovics Marton | 827 |
| 68. | Kukushkin Mikhail | 816 |
| 69. | Berankis Ricardas | 804 |
| 70. | Moutet Corentin | 800 |
| 71. | Nishioka Yoshihito | 797 |
| 72. | Harris Lloyd | 746 |
| 73. | Dellien Hugo | 743 |
| 74. | Travaglia Stefano | 730 |
| 75. | Johnson Steve | 720 |
| 76. | Delbonis Federico | 711 |
| 77. | Cecchinato Marco | 710 |
| 78. | Ymer Mikael | 709 |
| 79. | Kohlschreiber Philipp | 700 |
| 80. | Paul Tommy | 696 |
| 81. | Jarry Nicolas | 681 |
| 82. | Sinner Jannik | 671 |
| 83. | Carballes Baena Roberto | 664 |
| 84. | Barrere Gregoire | 649 |
| 85. | Seppi Andreas | 646 |
| 86. | Monteiro Thiago Moura | 640 |
| 87. | Kwon Soon Woo | 637 |
| 88. | Davidovich Fokina Alejandro | 627 |
| 89. | Koepfer Dominik | 609 |
| 90. | Munar Jaume | 608 |
| 91. | Sugita Yuichi | 608 |
| 92. | Dzumhur Damir | 594 |
| 93. | Uchiyama Yasutaka | 594 |
| 94. | Duckworth James | 588 |
| 95. | Caruso Salvatore | 586 |
| 96. | Popyrin Alexei | 585 |
| 97. | Majchrzak Kamil | 575 |
| 98. | Gerasimov Egor | 575 |
| 99. | Novak Dennis | 574 |
| 100. | Sandgren Tennys | 573 |
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