ATP Rankings Update: Berrettini moves up as Medvedev holds number one
ATPMonday, 29 August 2022 at 14:00
Daniil Medvedev is still world number one but the Russian could lose it if he plays a lacklustre event that begins today.
Medvedev will start his US Open campaign today but if the Russian losses before the final he will likely give up his number one ranking. For now, he's still holding it in front of Zverev and Nadal but five players have a chance to take over number one from him.
All of them need certain things to happen but for now, Medvedev holds it. The only change in the top 20 was Matteo Berrettini moving up one spot despite not playing last week. Generally, most players have not played last week despite the event in Winston-Salem.
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Mannarino won it and moved up accordingly on the rankings to number 45. Several players had a new career-high ranking this week and they are Botic van de Zandschulp who is now 22nd. Jack Draper failed to crack the top 50 sitting at number 53. Huesler was able to solidify himself in the top 100 with an 85 ranking. Check it all out below.
ATP Rankings (29th August):
Rank Player Age Points
1 Daniil Medvedev 26 6,885
2 Alexander Zverev 25 5,760
3 Rafael Nadal 36 5,630
4 Carlos Alcaraz 19 5,100
5 Stefanos Tsitsipas 24 4,890
6 Novak Djokovic 35 4,770
7 Casper Ruud 23 4,695
8 Felix Auger-Aliassime 22 3,625
9 Cameron Norrie 27 3,415
10 Hubert Hurkacz 25 3,355
11 Andrey Rublev 24 3,120
12 Taylor Fritz 24 3,090
13 Jannik Sinner 21 3,020
14 1 Matteo Berrettini 26 2,360
15 -1 Pablo Carreno Busta 31 2,340
16 Diego Schwartzman 30 2,200
17 Marin Cilic 33 2,175
18 Roberto Bautista Agut 34 1,840
19 Grigor Dimitrov 31 1,730
20 Alex de Minaur 23 1,665
21 Denis Shapovalov 23 1,640
22 1 Botic van de Zandschulp 26 1,573
23 -1 Daniel Evans 32 1,510
24 1 Gael Monfils 35 1,435
25 1 Nick Kyrgios 27 1,430
26 -2 Frances Tiafoe 24 1,400
27 Francisco Cerundolo 24 1,400
28 Reilly Opelka 25 1,365
29 Borna Coric 25 1,360
30 Lorenzo Musetti 20 1,322
31 Karen Khachanov 26 1,315
32 2 Maxime Cressy 25 1,313
33 -1 Holger Rune 19 1,310
34 -1 Tommy Paul 25 1,305
35 Nikoloz Basilashvili 30 1,290
36 Miomir Kecmanovic 22 1,245
37 Sebastian Baez 21 1,243
38 Aslan Karatsev 28 1,210
39 Alejandro Davidovich Fokina 23 1,210
40 Alex Molcan 24 1,076
41 Oscar Otte 29 1,070
42 Albert Ramos-Vinolas 34 1,070
43 Jenson Brooksby 21 1,027
44 1 Filip Krajinovic 30 1,010
45 20 Adrian Mannarino 34 991
46 Tallon Griekspoor 26 990
47 Alexander Bublik 25 985
48 John Isner 37 970
49 -5 Emil Ruusuvuori 23 956
50 Benjamin Bonzi 26 946
51 -2 Andy Murray 35 930
52 Sebastian Korda 22 905
53 2 Jack Draper 20 879
54 Pedro Martinez 25 850
55 1 Yoshihito Nishioka 26 827
56 -3 Marcos Giron 29 826
57 Jaume Munar 25 824
58 Arthur Rinderknech 27 805
59 Joao Sousa 33 786
60 1 Fabio Fognini 35 782
61 -1 Jiri Lehecka 20 773
62 David Goffin 31 770
63 Lorenzo Sonego 27 765
64 25 Laslo Djere 27 747
65 -1 Lloyd Harris 25 745
66 Pedro Cachin 27 723
67 Thiago Monteiro 28 721
68 Jiri Vesely 29 709
69 Brandon Nakashima 21 699
70 Thanasi Kokkinakis 26 697
71 1 Alejandro Tabilo 25 696
72 -1 Hugo Gaston 21 692
73 -22 Ilya Ivashka 28 685
74 -1 Hugo Dellien 29 683
75 Constant Lestienne 30 676
76 Quentin Halys 25 667
77 Mackenzie McDonald 27 666
78 Federico Coria 30 665
79 Bernabe Zapata Miralles 25 664
80 Roberto Carballes Baena 29 654
81 Soonwoo Kwon 24 646
82 1 Cristian Garin 26 640
83 1 James Duckworth 30 632
84 -2 Alexei Popyrin 23 629
85 17 Marc-Andrea Huesler 26 619
86 Tomas Martin Etcheverry 23 612
87 J.J. Wolf 23 610
88 Dusan Lajovic 32 606
89 -4 Chun-Hsin Tseng 21 599
90 Kamil Majchrzak 26 592
91 Richard Gasquet 36 583
92 Pablo Andujar 36 574
93 Daniel Altmaier 23 573
94 Daniel Elahi Galan 26 568
95 Taro Daniel 29 564
96 1 Denis Kudla 30 550
97 1 Henri Laaksonen 30 549
98 -2 Marton Fucsovics 30 545
99 -25 Mikael Ymer 23 540
100 Juan Pablo Varillas 26 534
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