
Plenty of ATP players were in action this past week but mostly in the Davis Cup which is why there are very few changes on the ATP Rankings.
Carlos Alcaraz began his second week as the number two in the world after becoming it last week. The Spaniard was in action for Spain at the Davis Cup scoring a win and losing the other match. Casper Ruud is number two ahead of Nadal who is number three. The difference is very small (only 40 points) so it will be a heated battle for that spot moving forward.
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The rest of the top 50 remained unchanged as none of the players competed on the ATP Tour level. There were some slight changes down the pecking order with Corentin Moutet jumping 20 spots after winning the challenger event in Poland.
Radu Albot is another big jumper of the week moving up 16 spots to number 92. It's his official return to the top 100 after spending some time out of it. Check out the full rankings below.
ATP Rankings (September 19th):
Pos. Player Age Ctry Pts +/-
1 Carlos Alcaraz 19 ESP 6740
2 Casper Ruud 23 NOR 5850
3 Rafael Nadal 36 ESP 5810
4 Daniil Medvedev 26 RUS 5065
5 Alexander Zverev 25 GER 5040
6 Stefanos Tsitsipas 24 GRE 4810
7 Novak Djoković 35 SRB 3570
8 Cameron Norrie 27 GBR 3550
9 Andrey Rublev 24 RUS 3390
10 Hubert Hurkacz 25 POL 3355
11 Jannik Sinner 21 ITA 3200
12 Taylor Fritz 24 USA 3055
13 Félix Auger-Aliassime 22 CAN 2950
14 Pablo Carreño Busta 31 ESP 2510
15 Matteo Berrettini 26 ITA 2360
16 Marin Čilić 33 CRO 2345
17 Diego Schwartzman 30 ARG 2110
18 Karen Khachanov 26 RUS 1990
19 Frances Tiafoe 24 USA 1940
20 Nick Kyrgios 27 AUS 1780
21 Roberto Bautista Agut 34 ESP 1760
22 Alex de Minaur 23 AUS 1745
23 Grigor Dimitrov 31 BUL 1730
24 Denis Shapovalov 23 CAN 1640
25 Daniel Evans 32 GBR 1420
26 Borna Ćorić 25 CRO 1405
27 Francisco Cerúndolo 24 ARG 1394
28 Alejandro Davidovich Fokina 23 ESP 1380
29 Tommy Paul 25 USA 1375
30 Lorenzo Musetti 20 ITA 1367
31 Holger Rune 19 DEN 1348
32 Gaël Monfils 36 FRA 1345
33 Miomir Kecmanović 23 SRB 1280
34 Maxime Cressy 25 USA 1253
35 Botic van de Zandschulp 26 NED 1233
36 Nikoloz Basilashvili 30 GEO 1210
37 Sebastián Báez 21 ARG 1205
38 Reilly Opelka 25 USA 1185
39 Aslan Karatsev 29 RUS 1130
40 Albert Ramos Viñolas 34 ESP 1070
41 Filip Krajinović 30 SRB 1010
42 John Isner 37 USA 1005
43 Andy Murray 35 GBR 1000
44 Alexander Bublik 25 KAZ 985
45 Alex Molčan 24 SVK 971
46 Jack Draper 20 GBR 961
47 Adrian Mannarino 34 FRA 956
48 Tallon Griekspoor 26 NED 955
49 Sebastian Korda 22 USA 940
50 Jenson Brooksby 21 USA 937
51 Emil Ruusuvuori 23 FIN 921
52 Oscar Otte 29 GER 875
53 Yoshihito Nishioka 26 JPN 827 1
54 Fabio Fognini 35 ITA 817 1
55 João Sousa 33 POR 816 1
56 Jaume Munar 25 ESP 814 1
57 Pedro Cachín 27 ARG 813 1
58 Marcos Giron 29 USA 791 2
59 Ilya Ivashka 28 BLR 775 2
60 Arthur Rinderknech 27 FRA 772 -1
61 Benjamin Bonzi 26 FRA 771 -8
62 David Goffin 31 BEL 770
63 Jiří Lehečka 20 CZE 766
64 Corentin Moutet 23 FRA 760 20
65 Lorenzo Sonego 27 ITA 755 -1
66 Thiago Monteiro 28 BRA 748 -1
67 Laslo Djere 27 SRB 747 -1
68 Pedro Martínez 25 ESP 745 -1
69 Brandon Nakashima 21 USA 744 -1
70 Alejandro Tabilo 25 CHI 741 -1
71 Federico Coria 30 ARG 700
72 Roberto Carballés Baena 29 ESP 698 1
73 J.J. Wolf 23 USA 692 -1
74 Soonwoo Kwon 24 KOR 681
75 Daniel Elahi Galán 26 COL 677
76 Constant Lestienne 30 FRA 677
77 Jiří Veselý 29 CZE 674
78 Hugo Dellien 29 BOL 671
79 Hugo Gaston 21 FRA 667 6
80 Bernabé Zapata Miralles 25 ESP 660
81 Thanasi Kokkinakis 26 AUS 655
82 Cristian Garín 26 CHI 640 1
83 James Duckworth 30 AUS 637 -13
84 Mackenzie McDonald 27 USA 631 2
85 Richard Gasquet 36 FRA 630 -6
86 Quentin Halys 25 FRA 621 -4
87 Marc-Andrea Hüsler 26 SUI 611
88 Chun Hsin Tseng 21 TPE 598
89 Tomás Martín Etcheverry 23 ARG 593
90 Alexei Popyrin 23 AUS 584
91 Márton Fucsovics 30 HUN 580
92 Radu Albot 32 MDA 578 16
93 Dušan Lajović 32 SRB 571 -1
94 Nuno Borges 25 POR 568 -1
95 Taro Daniel 29 JPN 564 -1
96 Hugo Grenier 26 FRA 557 -1
97 Daniel Altmaier 24 GER 554 -1
98 Jordan Thompson 28 AUS 550 4
99 Jason Kubler 29 AUS 545 -2
100 Mikael Ymer 24 SWE 540 -2
101 Norbert Gombos 32 SVK 540 -2
102 Juan Pablo Varillas 26 PER 534 -2
103 John Millman 33 AUS 526
104 Denis Kudla 30 USA 516 1
105 Pavel Kotov 23 RUS 515 1
106 Tim van Rijthoven 25 NED 510 1
107 Roman Safiullin 25 RUS 506 -3
108 Stefan Kozlov 24 USA 503 2
109 Tomáš Macháč 21 CZE 492
110 Ugo Humbert 24 FRA 480 29
111 Dennis Novak 29 AUT 480 25
112 Nicolás Jarry 26 CHI 479 -1
113 Federico Delbonis 31 ARG 476 5
114 Emilio Gómez 30 ECU 466 -2
115 Fernando Verdasco 38 ESP 464
116 Steve Johnson 32 USA 463 -2
117 Pablo Andújar 36 ESP 457 -4
118 Kamil Majchrzak 26 POL 457 -17
119 Camilo Ugo Carabelli 23 ARG 455 -3
120 Facundo Bagnis 32 ARG 454 -3
121 Carlos Taberner 25 ESP 450
122 Elias Ymer 26 SWE 447 -3
123 Ričardas Berankis 32 LTU 446 -3
124 Zhizhen Zhang 25 CHN 436 -2
125 Henri Laaksonen 30 SUI 434 -2
126 Dominic Stricker 20 SUI 432 -2
127 Francesco Passaro 21 ITA 431 -2
128 Jack Sock 29 USA 425
129 Juan Pablo Ficovich 25 ARG 421 -3
130 Christopher O'Connell 28 AUS 419
131 Yibing Wu 22 CHN 416
132 Jan Lennard Struff 32 GER 413
133 Michael Mmoh 24 USA 413 21
134 Zizou Bergs 23 BEL 411
135 Christopher Eubanks 26 USA 404 -2
136 Jurij Rodionov 23 AUT 404 1
137 Ryan Peniston 26 GBR 398 -2
138 Aleksandar Vukic 26 AUS 393 -9
139 Geoffrey Blancaneaux 24 FRA 392 5
140 Liam Broady 28 GBR 388 -2
141 Lloyd Harris 25 RSA 385 -1
142 Vasek Pospisil 32 CAN 383 -1
143 Luca Nardi 19 ITA 381 -1
144 Felipe Meligeni Alves 24 BRA 381 -1
145 Filip Misolic 21 AUT 376
146 Gijs Brouwer 26 NED 375 4
147 Marco Cecchinato 29 ITA 375 -1
148 Franco Agamenone 29 ITA 373 -1
149 Alexandre Müller 25 FRA 363 -1
150 Flavio Cobolli 20 ITA 363 2
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