ATP Rankings Update before Wimbledon: Jannik Sinner leads as World No.1 as Bergs and Davidovich Fokina succeed with titles

Monday, 29 June 2026 at 13:30

The ATP Rankings have been updated after the latest week of action that saw Zizou Bergs win Eastbourne and Mallorca go the way of Alejandro Davidovich Fokina in the week leading up to Wimbledon.

We take a look at the rankings in their current form as well as what could occur when we head towards the main event which begins on Monday afternoon.

Jannik Sinner still leads the way going into Wimbledon and despite him dropping a huge load of points already by default as defending champion, so has Carlos Alcaraz and it hasn't done much to either in halting them.

Zverev could finally look to benefit as he sit just under 1000 points behind Carlos Alcaraz when it was over 7,000 at one point. But even then such is men's tennis is a huge gap opening up from there so it went from being the top two to the rest to the top three to the rest.

Felix Auger-Aliassime sits on 4350 points behind Zverev's 7,190 as per the live rankings albeit Novak Djokovic too could feasibly drop out of the top 10 by the end of the tournament. He drops 790 like Taylor Fritz and Alexander Bublik and Casper Ruud who don't defend anything are the next beneficiaries.

Bergs and Davidovich Fokina the big winners

In terms of this week's changes, Learner Tien has jumped Jakub Mensik into 17th as he looks to head towards the top 15. Lorenzo Musetti doesn't play Wimbledon so the chance is there given he is only just under 100 points off him. So even winning a round or so can cement that position with Lehecka, Rublev and Ruud also in the 2,000 points ahead of him so Tien could be one to watch.

Alejandro Davidovich Fokina finally achieved title success and he is up two spots to World No.23 ahead of Fils and Tommy Paul. ADF won Mallorca this past weekend.

Zizou Bergs in full flight at the Davis Cup Finals.

Zizou Bergs during the eventual loss for team Belgium against Italy at the Davis Cup Finals.

Zizou Bergs though who beat Ugo Humbert is one of the big winners though. He goes up 11 spots to 37th albeit is not the Belgian Number One with Alexander Blockx ironically rising a place to stop that. They are neck and neck though in 36th and 37th.

While also rises for Juan Manuel Cerundolo (up three to 42nd), Ethan Quinn is also a big winner up 16 to 47th. While Nuno Borges also goes up five to 48th.

Fabian Marozsan is also up nine spots to 53rd. While Tallon Griekspoor has plummeted. He is down 19 to 58th. While further down, Vit Kopriva, Zachary Svajda and Jan-Lennard Struff are among those up nearly five spots each and ironically despite not playing for nearly a year, Holger Rune is up two to 77th.

ATP Rankings Update as of 29/6/26

(as per livetennis.eu)

Rank	Player	Age	Ctry	Pts	+/-
1	Jannik Sinner	24	ITA	13450	—
2	Carlos Alcaraz	23	ESP	9460	—
3	Alexander Zverev	29	GER	7190	—
4	Félix Auger-Aliassime	25	CAN	4390	—
5	Ben Shelton	23	USA	4160	—
6	Alex de Minaur	27	AUS	4110	—
7	Taylor Fritz	28	USA	3765	—
8	Novak Djoković	39	SRB	3760	—
9	Daniil Medvedev	30	RUS	3580	—
10	Flavio Cobolli	24	ITA	3460	—
11	Alexander Bublik	29	KAZ	2620	—
12	Casper Ruud	27	NOR	2425	—
13	Andrey Rublev	28	RUS	2420	—
14	Jiří Lehečka	24	CZE	2360	—
15	Lorenzo Musetti	24	ITA	2325	—
16	Luciano Darderi	24	ITA	2300	—
17	Learner Tien	20	USA	2270	+1
18	Jakub Menšík	20	CZE	2255	-1
19	Frances Tiafoe	28	USA	2180	—
20	Valentin Vacherot	27	MON	2138	—
21	Francisco Cerúndolo	27	ARG	2110	—
22	Karen Khachanov	30	RUS	2080	—
23	Alejandro Davidovich Fokina	27	ESP	2060	+2
24	Arthur Fils	22	FRA	1940	-1
25	Tommy Paul	29	USA	1925	-1
26	Rafael Jódar	19	ESP	1839	—
27	João Fonseca	19	BRA	1710	—
28	Arthur Rinderknech	30	FRA	1683	—
29	Cameron Norrie	30	GBR	1595	—
30	Ugo Humbert	28	FRA	1575	—
31	Brandon Nakashima	24	USA	1485	—
32	Tomás Martín Etcheverry	26	ARG	1460	—
33	Alejandro Tabilo	29	CHI	1428	—
34	Ignacio Buse	22	PER	1375	—
35	Matteo Arnaldi	25	ITA	1349	—
36	Alexander Blockx	21	BEL	1275	+1
37	Zizou Bergs	27	BEL	1250	+11
38	Mariano Navone	25	ARG	1165	—
39	Corentin Moutet	27	FRA	1163	-3
40	Adrian Mannarino	38	FRA	1139	—
41	Denis Shapovalov	27	CAN	1130	—
42	Juan Manuel Cerúndolo	24	ARG	1108	+3
43	Raphaël Collignon	24	BEL	1091	—
44	Jaume Munar	29	ESP	1075	—
45	Kamil Majchrzak	30	POL	1032	+1
46	Alex Michelsen	21	USA	1025	-4
47	Ethan Quinn	22	USA	1021	+16
48	Nuno Borges	29	POR	1020	+5
49	Tomáš Macháč	25	CZE	1020	-2
50	Miomir Kecmanović	26	SRB	1020	+1

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