
Laver Cup week is over and we have only one change in the top 10 as Jannik Sinner returned to the top 10 with Alcaraz still on top.
Top man Carlos Alcaraz was resting this week but he closely followed proceedings in London as Roger Federer was bidding fare well to tennis. The Spaniard is on top of this week's rankings once more as he holds the lead ahead of Ruud, Nadal, Medvedev and Zverev.
The only change in the top 10 was Jannik Sinner returning to it ahead of Hubert Hurkacz who failed to defend his trophy from Metz last year dropping points this week. Lorenzo Sonego was the winner of that event beating Bublik in the final and the Italian jumped 20 spots to number 45.
Bublik himself moved up 3 spots to number 41. Brandon Nakashima won the other tournament in San Diego and he jumped 21 spots to number 48 entering the top 50 for the first time. Check out the full rankings below.
ATP Rankings (September 26th):
Rank Gain +/- Player Age Points Points +/-
1 Carlos Alcaraz 19 6,740
2 Casper Ruud 23 5,850
3 Rafael Nadal 36 5,810
4 Daniil Medvedev 26 5,065
5 Alexander Zverev 25 5,040
6 Stefanos Tsitsipas 24 4,810
7 Novak Djokovic 35 3,570
8 Cameron Norrie 27 3,550
9 Andrey Rublev 24 3,390
10 1 Jannik Sinner 21 3,200
11 -1 Hubert Hurkacz 25 3,195 -160
12 Taylor Fritz 24 3,055
13 Felix Auger-Aliassime 22 2,950
14 Pablo Carreno Busta 31 2,360 -150
15 Matteo Berrettini 26 2,360
16 Marin Cilic 33 2,345
17 Diego Schwartzman 30 2,110
18 Karen Khachanov 26 1,990
19 Frances Tiafoe 24 1,940
20 Nick Kyrgios 27 1,780
21 Roberto Bautista Agut 34 1,760
22 Alex de Minaur 23 1,745
23 Grigor Dimitrov 31 1,730
24 Denis Shapovalov 23 1,640
25 Daniel Evans 32 1,490 70
26 Borna Coric 25 1,405
27 Francisco Cerundolo 24 1,394
28 1 Tommy Paul 25 1,375
29 -1 Alejandro Davidovich Fokina 23 1,370 -10
30 Lorenzo Musetti 20 1,357 -10
31 Holger Rune 19 1,336 -12
32 1 Miomir Kecmanovic 23 1,270 -10
33 -1 Gael Monfils 36 1,255 -90
34 Maxime Cressy 25 1,253
35 Botic van de Zandschulp 26 1,233
36 1 Sebastian Baez 21 1,205
37 -1 Nikoloz Basilashvili 30 1,185 -25
38 Reilly Opelka 25 1,185
39 Aslan Karatsev 29 1,130
40 Albert Ramos-Vinolas 34 1,085 15
41 3 Alexander Bublik 25 1,045 60
42 -1 Filip Krajinovic 30 1,010
43 -1 John Isner 37 1,005
44 5 Sebastian Korda 22 985 45
45 20 Lorenzo Sonego 27 985 230
46 4 Jenson Brooksby 21 982 45
47 -4 Andy Murray 35 975 -25
48 21 Brandon Nakashima 21 974 230
49 -4 Alex Molcan 24 971
50 -4 Jack Draper 20 961
51 -4 Adrian Mannarino 34 956
52 -4 Tallon Griekspoor 26 955
53 5 Marcos Giron 29 896 105
54 -3 Emil Ruusuvuori 23 896 -25
55 -3 Oscar Otte 29 875
56 -3 Yoshihito Nishioka 26 827
57 -3 Fabio Fognini 35 817
58 2 Arthur Rinderknech 27 817 45
59 -3 Jaume Munar 25 814
60 -3 Pedro Cachin 27 813
61 -6 Joao Sousa 33 801 -15
62 4 Thiago Monteiro 28 793 45
63 -2 Benjamin Bonzi 26 781 10
64 Corentin Moutet 23 771 11
65 -3 David Goffin 31 770
66 4 Alejandro Tabilo 25 761 20
67 1 Pedro Martinez 25 745
68 8 Constant Lestienne 30 722 45
69 6 Daniel Elahi Galan 26 716 39
70 1 Federico Coria 30 714 14
71 -12 Ilya Ivashka 28 705 -70
72 -5 Laslo Djere 27 702 -45
73 -1 Roberto Carballes Baena 29 698
74 -11 Jiri Lehecka 20 693 -73
75 -2 J.J. Wolf 23 683 -9
76 1 Jiri Vesely 29 674
77 1 Hugo Dellien 29 671
78 2 Bernabe Zapata Miralles 25 654 -6
79 3 Cristian Garin 26 640
80 1 Thanasi Kokkinakis 26 640 -15
81 -2 Hugo Gaston 21 638 -29
82 2 Mackenzie McDonald 27 635 4
83 2 Richard Gasquet 36 630
84 2 Quentin Halys 25 621
85 13 Jordan Thompson 28 620 70
86 7 Dusan Lajovic 32 616 45
87 2 Tomas Martin Etcheverry 23 601 8
88 Chun-Hsin Tseng 21 598
89 2 Marton Fucsovics 30 586 6
90 Alexei Popyrin 23 584
91 1 Radu Albot 32 577 -1
92 3 Taro Daniel 29 569 5
93 1 Nuno Borges 25 568
94 6 Mikael Ymer 24 565 25
95 -8 Marc-Andrea Huesler 26 563 -48
96 1 Daniel Altmaier 24 554
97 -1 Hugo Grenier 26 554 -3
98 3 Norbert Gombos 32 540
99 Jason Kubler 29 538 -7
100 4 Denis Kudla 30 536 20
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