The ATP Ranking has been updated today, Monday, October 23, with Novak Djokovic still firmly in the lead while Ben Shelton and Gael Monfils make some major moves following their recent victories on the ATP Tour.

World No. 1 Djokovic has maintained a huge lead over his rival Carlos Alcaraz despite having not competed since the US Open in September. His victory at Flushing Meadows helped him to build up a lead of around 3,000 points over the World No. 2, but Alcaraz was still determined to try and catch him before the end of the year.

However, after failing to win any titles or make any finals on the Asian Swing, Alcaraz has 8,805 points, which is still 2,240 less than the 24-time Grand Slam champion.

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There was little movement throughout the Top 10 this week, with the only change being that Taylor Fritz and Alexander Zverev switched places, moving up to No. 9 and down to No. 10 respectively.

Shelton and Monfils rise with victories

Meanwhile, 21-year-old Shelton has continued his rise up the rankings this week following his victory at the ATP 500 Japan Open in Tokyo. The American originally soared to No. 19 after he reached the semi-finals of the US Open last month and now he has broken into the Top 15 with 2,355 points.

This puts him just five places away from the Top 10, but he is still over 1000 points below Zverev's 3,460. Shelton's opponent in the final at the Ariake Coliseum, Aslan Karatsev, has also leaped from No. 50 to No. 37.

Moreover, former World No. 6 Monfils has re-entered the Top 100 after achieving victory at the ATP Stockholm Open. The French player saw a meteoric rise of 51 places to land at No. 89 with 682 points. This made him the best mover in the Top 100.

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Monfils defeated Pavel Kotov in the final of the ATP 250 tournament. The latter player's deep run saw him rise 28 places for a career-best ranking of No. 81.

Alexander Bublik also rose six spots to No. 30 after his victory in the final of the European Open in Antwerp.

Elsewhere, Felix Auger-Aliassime looks at risk of dropping out of the Top 20 after he fell two places to No. 19. Matteo Berrettini was the worst mover in the Top 100 as the Italian player, who has had to deal with a lot of injury troubles this season, fell 27 spots to No. 90.

ATP Ranking as of 23-10-23

1 Novak Djoković 36 SRB 11045

2 Carlos Alcaraz 20 ESP 8805

3 Daniil Medvedev 27 RUS 7355

4 Jannik Sinner 22 ITA 5000

5 Andrey Rublev 26 RUS 4765

6 Holger Rune 20 DEN 4400

7 Stefanos Tsitsipas 25 GRE 4300

8 Casper Ruud 24 NOR 3705

9 Taylor Fritz 25 USA 3500 1

10 Alexander Zverev 26 GER 3460 -1

11 Hubert Hurkacz 26 POL 2900

12 Tommy Paul 26 USA 2775

13 Alex de Minaur 24 AUS 2650

14 Frances Tiafoe 25 USA 2400

15 Ben Shelton 21 USA 2355 4

16 Karen Khachanov 27 RUS 2340 -1

17 Grigor Dimitrov 32 BUL 2195 -1

18 Cameron Norrie 28 GBR 1985

19 Félix Auger-Aliassime 23 CAN 1940 -2

20 Nicolás Jarry 28 CHI 1720 1

21 Francisco Cerúndolo 25 ARG 1680 1

22 Lorenzo Musetti 21 ITA 1640 -2

23 Sebastian Korda 23 USA 1530

24 Adrian Mannarino 35 FRA 1515

25 Tallon Griekspoor 27 NED 1500

26 Alejandro Davidovich Fokina 24 ESP 1460

27 Jan Lennard Struff 33 GER 1447

28 Ugo Humbert 25 FRA 1400 1

29 Sebastián Báez 22 ARG 1400 -1

30 Alexander Bublik 26 KAZ 1369 6

31 Jiří Lehečka 21 CZE 1357 -1

32 Tomás Martín Etcheverry 24 ARG 1340 -1

33 Borna Ćorić 26 CRO 1325

34 Christopher Eubanks 27 USA 1323 -2

35 Daniel Evans 33 GBR 1266 -1

36 Laslo Djere 28 SRB 1260 -1

37 Aslan Karatsev 30 RUS 1213 13

38 Arthur Fils 19 FRA 1203

39 Alexei Popyrin 24 AUS 1110 2

40 Andy Murray 36 GBR 1050 -1

41 Max Purcell 25 AUS 1041 -1

42 Mackenzie McDonald 28 USA 1030 -5

43 Roman Safiullin 26 RUS 1027 -1

44 Sebastian Ofner 27 AUT 1015 3

45 Stan Wawrinka 38 SUI 1012 1

46 Matteo Arnaldi 22 ITA 1000 -3

47 Daniel Altmaier 25 GER 961 1

48 Roberto Bautista Agut 35 ESP 961 1

49 Yoshihito Nishioka 28 JPN 950 -5

50 Denis Shapovalov 24 CAN 950 -5

51 Yannick Hanfmann 31 GER 941 5

52 Lorenzo Sonego 28 ITA 935 3

53 Dušan Lajović 33 SRB 933 -2

54 Márton Fucsovics 31 HUN 932 -2

55 Miomir Kecmanović 24 SRB 930 -2

56 Aleksandar Vukic 27 AUS 927 -2

57 Marcos Giron 30 USA 915 22

58 Jordan Thompson 29 AUS 896 2

59 J.J. Wolf 24 USA 895 -1

60 Zhizhen Zhang 27 CHN 885 -3

61 Christopher O'Connell 29 AUS 844 -2

62 Fábián Marozsán 24 HUN 812 3

63 Luca Van Assche 19 FRA 810 3

64 Roberto Carballés Baena 30 ESP 808

65 Botic van de Zandschulp 28 NED 805 2

66 Juan Pablo Varillas 28 PER 794 3

67 Emil Ruusuvuori 24 FIN 791 -6

68 Thanasi Kokkinakis 27 AUS 782

69 Richard Gasquet 37 FRA 780 -7

70 Rinky Hijikata 22 AUS 772

71 Grégoire Barrère 29 FRA 768 1

72 Pedro Cachín 28 ARG 763 -1

73 Yosuke Watanuki 25 JPN 756

74 Tomáš Macháč 23 CZE 755 7

75 Nuno Borges 26 POR 748 -1

76 Federico Coria 31 ARG 748 -1

77 Borna Gojo 25 CRO 741 -1

78 Thiago Seyboth Wild 23 BRA 738 -1

79 Dominik Koepfer 29 GER 737 -1

80 Bernabé Zapata Miralles 26 ESP 721

81 Pavel Kotov 24 RUS 721 28

82 Arthur Rinderknech 28 FRA 711

83 Alexander Shevchenko 22 RUS 707 1

84 Alexandre Müller 26 FRA 701 1

85 Cristian Garín 27 CHI 696 9

86 Jaume Munar 26 ESP 691 -3

87 Benjamin Bonzi 27 FRA 686 2

88 Quentin Halys 26 FRA 685 -1

89 Gaël Monfils 37 FRA 682 51

90 Matteo Berrettini 27 ITA 682 -27

91 Jack Draper 21 GBR 676 -3

92 Hugo Gaston 23 FRA 673 4

93 Albert Ramos Viñolas 35 ESP 669 -2

94 Constant Lestienne 31 FRA 663 -1

95 Flavio Cobolli 21 ITA 640 11

96 Dominic Stricker 21 SUI 637 -6

97 Jason Kubler 30 AUS 633 -2

98 Daniel Elahi Galán 27 COL 630 -6

99 Dominic Thiem 30 AUT 618 -13

100 Taro Daniel 30 JPN 608 -3