ATP Ranking Update: Hurkacz moves to career-high, Djokovic remains no.1
ATPMonday, 26 August 2019 at 15:24
After the Winston-Salem Open, there were a few changes in the ATP ranking, but nothing fundamental. TOP 10 remains unchanged.
The most successful at the tournament in North Carolina was Hubert Hurkacz. He won his first ATP title and moved up the ranking by 6 places. He reached the 35th position, which is the highest position he ever got to in the ATP rankings.
The finalist at the Winston-Salem Open, Paire moved by 4 positions to 26th.
Since most of the players from the top were resting ahead of the US Open, the top 10 positions remain unchanged. Novak Djokovic can be sure even before the tournament in Flushing Meadows, that he will remain number one in ATP ranking.
ATP Ranking as of 26.8.2019:
| 1. | Djokovic Novak | 11685 |
| 2. | Nadal Rafael | 7945 |
| 3. | Federer Roger | 6950 |
| 4. | Thiem Dominic | 4925 |
| 5. | Medvedev Daniil | 4125 |
| 6. | Zverev Alexander | 4005 |
| 7. | Nishikori Kei | 4005 |
| 8. | Tsitsipas Stefanos | 3455 |
| 9. | Khachanov Karen | 2890 |
| 10. | Bautista-Agut Roberto | 2575 |
| 11. | Fognini Fabio | 2510 |
| 12. | Coric Borna | 2160 |
| 13. | Monfils Gael | 2140 |
| 14. | Isner John | 2075 |
| 15. | Goffin David | 2055 |
| 16. | Del Potro Juan-Martin | 2050 |
| 17. | Anderson Kevin | 2050 |
| 18. | Basilashvili Nikoloz | 1985 |
| 19. | Auger Aliassime Felix | 1750 |
| 20. | Pella Guido | 1735 |
| 21. | Schwartzman Diego Sebastian | 1725 |
| 22. | Raonic Milos | 1630 |
| 23. | Cilic Marin | 1590 |
| 24. | Wawrinka Stan | 1535 |
| 25. | Berrettini Matteo | 1535 |
| 26. | Paire Benoit | 1508 |
| 27. | Pouille Lucas | 1475 |
| 28. | Fritz Taylor Harry | 1465 |
| 29. | Lajovic Dusan | 1441 |
| 30. | Kyrgios Nick | 1430 |
| 31. | Edmund Kyle | 1325 |
| 32. | Garin Christian | 1321 |
| 33. | Shapovalov Denis | 1310 |
| 34. | Verdasco Fernando | 1310 |
| 35. | Hurkacz Hubert | 1308 |
| 36. | Gasquet Richard | 1280 |
| 37. | Struff Jan-Lennard | 1280 |
| 38. | De Minaur Alex | 1270 |
| 39. | Djere Laslo | 1245 |
| 40. | Simon Gilles | 1240 |
| 41. | Albot Radu | 1137 |
| 42. | Opelka Reilly | 1076 |
| 43. | Rublev Andrey | 1066 |
| 44. | Sousa Joao | 1061 |
| 45. | Tiafoe Frances | 1060 |
| 46. | Querrey Sam | 1055 |
| 47. | Kukushkin Mikhail | 1041 |
| 48. | Herbert Pierre-Hugues | 1038 |
| 49. | Sonego Lorenzo | 1029 |
| 50. | Kecmanovic Miomir | 1026 |
| 51. | Ramos-Vinolas Albert | 1019 |
| 52. | Krajinovic Filip | 1018 |
| 53. | Cuevas Pablo | 1013 |
| 54. | Ruud Casper | 980 |
| 55. | Thompson Jordan | 976 |
| 56. | Londero Juan Ignacio | 970 |
| 57. | Mannarino Adrian | 961 |
| 58. | Evans Daniel | 955 |
| 59. | Nishioka Yoshihito | 946 |
| 60. | Millman John | 936 |
| 61. | Lopez Feliciano | 923 |
| 62. | Norrie Cameron | 915 |
| 63. | Humbert Ugo | 909 |
| 64. | Fucsovics Marton | 885 |
| 65. | Tsonga Jo-Wilfried | 885 |
| 66. | Cecchinato Marco | 880 |
| 67. | Delbonis Federico | 869 |
| 68. | Berankis Ricardas | 857 |
| 69. | Carreno-Busta Pablo | 852 |
| 70. | Andujar Pablo | 850 |
| 71. | Kohlschreiber Philipp | 831 |
| 72. | Sandgren Tennys | 826 |
| 73. | Jarry Nicolas | 820 |
| 74. | Chardy Jeremy | 815 |
| 75. | Bublik Alexander | 808 |
| 76. | Carballes Baena Roberto | 787 |
| 77. | Seppi Andreas | 735 |
| 78. | Dimitrov Grigor | 722 |
| 79. | Karlovic Ivo | 694 |
| 80. | Bedene Aljaz | 685 |
| 81. | Travaglia Stefano | 672 |
| 82. | Moutet Corentin | 650 |
| 83. | Klizan Martin | 619 |
| 84. | Dellien Hugo | 618 |
| 85. | Tomic Bernard | 617 |
| 86. | Johnson Steve | 610 |
| 87. | Fabbiano Thomas | 610 |
| 88. | Gunneswaran Prajnesh | 610 |
| 89. | Gojowczyk Peter | 604 |
| 90. | Kwon Soon Woo | 599 |
| 91. | Granollers-Pujol Marcel | 576 |
| 92. | Schnur Brayden | 568 |
| 93. | Copil Marius | 562 |
| 94. | Majchrzak Kamil | 557 |
| 95. | Mayer Leonardo | 555 |
| 96. | McDonald Mackenzie | 555 |
| 97. | Munar Jaume | 550 |
| 98. | Berdych Tomas | 540 |
| 99. | Dzumhur Damir | 535 |
| 100. | Harris Lloyd George Muirhead | 535 |
| 101. | Monteiro Thiago Moura | 532 |
| 102. | Caruso Salvatore | 528 |
| 103. | Jaziri Malek | 526 |
| 104. | Hoang Antoine | 524 |
| 105. | Popyrin Alexei | 521 |
| 106. | Andreozzi Guido | 509 |
| 107. | Ymer Mikael | 505 |
| 108. | Klahn Bradley | 503 |
| 109. | Barrere Gregoire | 496 |
| 110. | Ebden Matthew | 491 |
| 111. | Kudla Denis | 491 |
| 112. | Novak Dennis | 488 |
| 113. | Bachinger Matthias | 484 |
| 114. | Paul Tommy | 482 |
| 115. | Gombos Norbert | 482 |
| 116. | Ymer Elias | 475 |
| 117. | Fratangelo Bjorn | 474 |
| 118. | Koepfer Dominik | 474 |
| 119. | Laaksonen Henri | 462 |
| 120. | Jung Jason | 457 |
| 121. | Maden Yannick | 450 |
| 122. | Donskoy Evgeny | 443 |
| 123. | Gulbis Ernests | 442 |
| 124. | Martin Andrej | 442 |
| 125. | Sousa Pedro | 436 |
| 126. | Davidovich Fokina Alejandro | 434 |
| 127. | Rola Blaz | 416 |
| 128. | Giustino Lorenzo | 413 |
| 129. | Gerasimov Egor | 406 |
| 130. | Balazs Attila | 401 |
| 131. | Duckworth James | 400 |
| 132. | Ito Tatsuma | 397 |
| 133. | Sugita Yuichi | 397 |
| 134. | Bolt Alex | 396 |
| 135. | Lorenzi Paolo | 396 |
| 136. | Daniel Taro | 395 |
| 137. | Sinner Jannik | 395 |
| 138. | Coppejans Kimmer | 393 |
| 139. | Istomin Denis | 392 |
| 140. | Vesely Jiri | 385 |
| 141. | Uchiyama Yasutaka | 381 |
| 142. | Mager Gianluca | 381 |
| 143. | Haase Robin | 376 |
| 144. | Ivashka Ilya | 376 |
| 145. | Gaio Federico | 375 |
| 146. | Baldi Filippo | 375 |
| 147. | Stakhovsky Sergiy | 371 |
| 148. | Milojevic Nikola | 368 |
| 149. | Troicki Viktor | 363 |
| 150. | Giannessi Alessandro | 363 |
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