Andrey Rublev and Denis Shapovalov reached their career maximum in the ATP Ranking while Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal remain in the fight for no.1 spot.
While Andrey Rublev was successful at the 2020 Qatar Open in Doha, Denis Shapovalov was the hero of his country in Australia. Shapovalov showed his great talent again when he defeated Tsitsipas and Zverev and lost to Djokovic just in the tie-break of the third set.
In the ATP Ranking, Shapovalov is currently no. 13 what is his career-high. He is also the best player under 21 years, followed by no.21 De Minaur and no. 22 Auger-Aliassime. Rublev moved by 5 places to become number 18 in the ATP Ranking.
The battle for spot number 1 remains really close. Rafael Nadal became the first player to be world no. 1 in three separate decades. Novak Djokovic would like to add his second decade as a no. 1 but he was still not on 1st place in 2020. Currently, Djokovic is 515 points behind Nadal. At the following Australian Open, Djokovic has to defend 2000 points, while Nadal just 1200 and so things will get even more interesting.
ATP Ranking as of 13.1.2020
| 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 | 2640 |
| 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. | Khachanov Karen | 1995 |
| 17. | Nishikori Kei | 1930 |
| 18. | Rublev Andrey | 1799 |
| 19. | Dimitrov Grigor | 1772 |
| 20. | Isner John | 1770 |
| 21. | De Minaur Alex | 1665 |
| 22. | Auger Aliassime Felix | 1656 |
| 23. | Pouille Lucas | 1600 |
| 24. | Paire Benoit | 1598 |
| 25. | Pella Guido | 1585 |
| 26. | Kyrgios Nick | 1520 |
| 27. | Lajovic Dusan | 1516 |
| 28. | Coric Borna | 1490 |
| 29. | Basilashvili Nikoloz | 1485 |
| 30. | Carreno-Busta Pablo | 1377 |
| 31. | Tsonga Jo-Wilfried | 1340 |
| 32. | Fritz Taylor Harry | 1335 |
| 33. | Evans Daniel | 1324 |
| 34. | Hurkacz Hubert | 1318 |
| 35. | Raonic Milos | 1305 |
| 36. | Garin Christian | 1285 |
| 37. | Struff Jan-Lennard | 1270 |
| 38. | Opelka Reilly | 1227 |
| 39. | Cilic Marin | 1205 |
| 40. | Djere Laslo | 1165 |
| 41. | Krajinovic Filip | 1158 |
| 42. | Ramos-Vinolas Albert | 1130 |
| 43. | Mannarino Adrian | 1111 |
| 44. | Cuevas Pablo | 1097 |
| 45. | Querrey Sam | 1080 |
| 46. | Ruud Casper | 1079 |
| 47. | Millman John | 1071 |
| 48. | Albot Radu | 1067 |
| 49. | Tiafoe Frances | 1050 |
| 50. | Verdasco Fernando | 1050 |
| 51. | Londero Juan Ignacio | 1017 |
| 52. | Sonego Lorenzo | 990 |
| 53. | Kecmanovic Miomir | 959 |
| 54. | Bedene Aljaz | 950 |
| 55. | Bublik Alexander | 934 |
| 56. | Chardy Jeremy | 920 |
| 57. | Humbert Ugo | 900 |
| 58. | Sousa Joao | 891 |
| 59. | Gasquet Richard | 890 |
| 60. | Simon Gilles | 890 |
| 61. | Lopez Feliciano | 888 |
| 62. | Norrie Cameron | 885 |
| 63. | Andujar Pablo | 867 |
| 64. | Herbert Pierre-Hugues | 865 |
| 65. | Thompson Jordan | 843 |
| 66. | Fucsovics Marton | 827 |
| 67. | Kukushkin Mikhail | 816 |
| 68. | Berankis Ricardas | 804 |
| 69. | Edmund Kyle | 800 |
| 70. | Moutet Corentin | 800 |
| 71. | Nishioka Yoshihito | 792 |
| 72. | Dellien Hugo | 743 |
| 73. | Delbonis Federico | 709 |
| 74. | Kohlschreiber Philipp | 700 |
| 75. | Travaglia Stefano | 692 |
| 76. | Cecchinato Marco | 690 |
| 77. | Ymer Mikael | 685 |
| 78. | Jarry Nicolas | 675 |
| 79. | Sinner Jannik | 671 |
| 80. | Carballes Baena Roberto | 664 |
| 81. | Johnson Steve | 655 |
| 82. | Barrere Gregoire | 643 |
| 83. | Kwon Soon Woo | 637 |
| 84. | Seppi Andreas | 636 |
| 85. | Davidovich Fokina Alejandro | 627 |
| 86. | Monteiro Thiago Moura | 616 |
| 87. | Koepfer Dominik | 609 |
| 88. | Munar Jaume | 608 |
| 89. | Sugita Yuichi | 608 |
| 90. | Paul Tommy | 600 |
| 91. | Harris Lloyd | 594 |
| 92. | Dzumhur Damir | 594 |
| 93. | Uchiyama Yasutaka | 594 |
| 94. | Caruso Salvatore | 586 |
| 95. | Popyrin Alexei | 585 |
| 96. | Duckworth James | 576 |
| 97. | Majchrzak Kamil | 575 |
| 98. | Gerasimov Egor | 575 |
| 99. | Novak Dennis | 574 |
| 100. | Mayer Leonardo | 558 |
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