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ATP Rankings Update: Carlos Alcaraz cuts Jannik Sinner's lead as Jack Draper returns to World No.4 in Wimbledon boost

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by Samuel Gill
Carlos Alcaraz holding the trophy at 2025 Queen's Club Championship.
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Jannik Sinner for the first time in a long while has some competition for World No.1 as Carlos Alcaraz cut his lead slightly in the latest ATP Rankings Update after the week that was.
Sinner had a 3,500 point lead over Alcaraz just over two months ago but he has since won Monte-Carlo, Rome, French Open and Queen's. Albeit he has to now defend Wimbledon, he only sits 1,130 points behind him which feasibly could mean that by Canada and Cincinnati it could flip in Alcaraz's favour.
Sinner though who has spent 55 consecutive weeks at World No.1 looks likely to remain at the top after Wimbledon due to that Alcaraz defense with Sinner defending 1,300 points while Alcaraz defends 2,000. Alexander Zverev remains well adrift in third place while Jack Draper is up to World No.4.

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The cut-off for Wimbledon seeds being today (Monday 23 June) means that Draper is now assured of being fourth seed at his home major which means he avoids some big names. Daniil Medvedev is back in the top 10 after finishing runner-up to Alexander Bublik.
But Medvedev joked afterwards that he wants Bublik in Sinner and Alcaraz's quarter not his and now the Kazakh is seeded he will be a major danger. He reached the Quarter-Finals of the French Open and then secured Halle in what is his best run for a player who by his own admission hasn't taken the sport too seriously in the past.
Jiri Lehecka also soared after the week that was. He is up five spots to World No.25 with the Czech ace losing to Carlos Alcaraz in the final of Queen's. While Marin Cilic is back in the top 100 going up 16 spots to World No.85. He managed to win the Challenger event in Nottingham this past week to soar back into form.

ATP Rankings as of 23/6/25

# Player Age Country Pts +/-
Last Update: Monday, June 23, 2025 at 10:18 AM
1 Jannik Sinner 23 ITA 10430
2 Carlos Alcaraz 22 ESP 9300
3 Alexander Zverev 28 GER 6500
4 Jack Draper 23 GBR 4650 +2
5 Taylor Fritz 27 USA 4635 -1
6 Novak Djoković 38 SRB 4630 -1
7 Lorenzo Musetti 23 ITA 4140
8 Holger Rune 22 DEN 3530 +1
9 Daniil Medvedev 29 RUS 3420 +2
10 Ben Shelton 22 USA 3170
11 Alex de Minaur 26 AUS 3085 +1
12 Frances Tiafoe 27 USA 2990 +1
13 Tommy Paul 28 USA 2970 -5
14 Andrey Rublev 27 RUS 2920
15 Casper Ruud 26 NOR 2905 +1
16 Arthur Fils 21 FRA 2830 -1
17 Jakub Menšík 19 CZE 2356
18 Francisco Cerúndolo 26 ARG 2285
19 Karen Khachanov 29 RUS 2240 +3
20 Ugo Humbert 26 FRA 2195
21 Grigor Dimitrov 34 BUL 2155 -2
22 Alexei Popyrin 25 AUS 2140 -1
23 Tomáš Macháč 24 CZE 2110
24 Flavio Cobolli 23 ITA 2060
25 Jiří Lehečka 23 CZE 1965 +5
26 Stefanos Tsitsipas 26 GRE 1920 -1
27 Félix Auger-Aliassime 24 CAN 1775
28 Alejandro Davidovich Fokina 26 ESP 1770
29 Denis Shapovalov 26 CAN 1676 +2
30 Alexander Bublik 28 KAZ 1675 +15
31 Sebastian Korda 24 USA 1655 -5
32 Brandon Nakashima 23 USA 1650
33 Alex Michelsen 20 USA 1620
34 Tallon Griekspoor 28 NED 1535 +1
35 Matteo Berrettini 29 ITA 1515 -1
36 Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard 21 FRA 1411
37 Nuno Borges 28 POR 1400 +1
38 Sebastián Báez 24 ARG 1370 +1
39 Hubert Hurkacz 28 POL 1335 -10
40 Alexandre Müller 28 FRA 1311
41 Gabriel Diallo 23 CAN 1285 +3
42 Gaël Monfils 38 FRA 1265
43 Roberto Bautista Agut 37 ESP 1236 +8
44 Matteo Arnaldi 24 ITA 1215 -3
45 Jordan Thompson 31 AUS 1200 -8
46 Marcos Giron 31 USA 1175 -3
47 Quentin Halys 28 FRA 1174 +1
48 Lorenzo Sonego 30 ITA 1171 -2
49 Miomir Kecmanović 25 SRB 1146 -2
50 Zizou Bergs 26 BEL 1079 -1
51 Jacob Fearnley 23 GBR 1048 +9
52 Pedro Martínez 28 ESP 1030 +2
53 Tomás Martín Etcheverry 25 ARG 1025 +10
54 Jaume Munar 28 ESP 1012 +5
55 Camilo Ugo Carabelli 26 ARG 1006 -2
56 Luciano Darderi 23 ITA 1004
57 Joao Fonseca 18 BRA 991
58 Fábián Marozsán 25 HUN 990
59 Daniel Altmaier 26 GER 983 -7
60 Alejandro Tabilo 28 CHI 955 -5
61 Cameron Norrie 29 GBR 952
62 Laslo Djere 30 SRB 936 +3
63 David Goffin 34 BEL 930 -13
64 Benjamin Bonzi 29 FRA 930 -2
65 Francisco Comesaña 24 ARG 914 -1
66 Kei Nishikori 35 JPN 903
67 Learner Tien 19 USA 903
68 Damir Džumhur 33 BIH 900
69 Yunchaokete Bu 23 CHN 874
70 Arthur Rinderknech 29 FRA 864 +10
71 Roberto Carballés Baena 32 ESP 864 -1
72 Reilly Opelka 27 USA 858 +3
73 Hamad Medjedović 21 SRB 853 -2
74 Mattia Bellucci 24 ITA 836 -2
75 Roman Safiullin 27 RUS 816 -2
76 Juncheng Shang 20 CHN 806
77 Aleksandar Kovačević 26 USA 799
78 Yoshihito Nishioka 29 JPN 787
79 Christopher O'Connell 31 AUS 775
80 Aleksandar Vukic 29 AUS 758 +3
81 Hugo Dellien 32 BOL 751
82 Vít Kopřiva 28 CZE 750
83 Corentin Moutet 26 FRA 739 +6
84 Borna Ćorić 28 CRO 730
85 Marin Čilić 36 CRO 722 +16
86 Adam Walton 26 AUS 706
87 Raphaël Collignon 23 BEL 705 -2
88 Rinky Hijikata 24 AUS 702 -14
89 Hugo Gaston 24 FRA 693 -2
90 Mackenzie McDonald 30 USA 689 +8
91 Mariano Navone 24 ARG 670 -1
92 Botic van de Zandschulp 29 NED 670 -1
93 Pablo Carreño Busta 33 ESP 662 -1
94 Luca Nardi 21 ITA 655
95 Ethan Quinn 21 USA 650
96 Chun Hsin Tseng 23 TWN 648
97 Alexander Shevchenko 24 KAZ 635
98 Otto Virtanen 24 FIN 623 +1
99 Nishesh Basavareddy 20 USA 582 +3
100 Carlos Taberner 27 ESP 578 +30
101 Brandon Holt 27 USA 568 +3
102 Tristan Schoolkate 24 AUS 564 +4
103 Márton Fucsovics 33 HUN 564 +2
104 Jesper de Jong 25 NED 548 -11
105 Daniel Elahi Galán 29 COL 533 +6
106 James Duckworth 33 AUS 528 -6
107 Tomás Barrios Vera 27 CHI 528 +5
108 Kamil Majchrzak 29 POL 527 +1
109 Cristian Garín 29 CHI 525 +7
110 Filip Misolic 23 AUT 518 +32
111 Juan Manuel Cerúndolo 23 ARG 514 -4
112 Valentin Royer 24 FRA 513 +2
113 Dalibor Svrčina 22 CZE 513 +11
114 Elmer Møller 21 DEN 511 -4
115 Sebastian Ofner 29 AUT 508 +7
116 Arthur Cazaux 22 FRA 505 -1
117 Jaime Faria 21 POR 503 +2
118 Dušan Lajović 34 SRB 498 +19
119 Emilio Nava 23 USA 495 +2
120 Thiago Seyboth Wild 25 BRA 486
121 Tristan Boyer 24 USA 486 -4
122 Thiago Agustín Tirante 24 ARG 486 +7
123 Zhizhen Zhang 28 CHN 485 -35
124 Eliot Spizzirri 23 USA 484 -6
125 Adrian Mannarino 36 FRA 477 +3
126 Térence Atmane 23 FRA 477 -3
127 Jan Lennard Struff 35 GER 475 -24
128 Nikoloz Basilashvili 33 GEO 474 -3
129 Pierre Hugues Herbert 34 FRA 474 -3
130 Fabio Fognini 38 ITA 462 -3
131 Christopher Eubanks 29 USA 454 -23
132 Francesco Passaro 24 ITA 453 +11
133 Román Andrés Burruchaga 23 ARG 453 -2
134 Matteo Gigante 23 ITA 449 -1
135 Colton Smith 22 USA 448 +11
136 Vilius Gaubas 20 LTU 447 -4
137 Yannick Hanfmann 33 GER 440 +1
138 Lucas Pouille 31 FRA 439 -3
139 Federico Agustin Gomez 28 ARG 439 -5
140 Martin Landaluce 19 ESP 439 +7
141 Andrea Pellegrino 28 ITA 437 -5
142 Billy Harris 30 GBR 426 -29
143 Thiago Monteiro 31 BRA 424 -4
144 Alexander Blockx 20 BEL 423 -4
145 Nicolás Jarry 29 CHI 418 -1
146 Shintaro Mochizuki 22 JPN 413 +18
147 Felipe Meligeni Alves 27 BRA 406 +1
148 Thanasi Kokkinakis 29 AUS 405 -7
149 Jenson Brooksby 24 USA 405
150 Liam Draxl 23 CAN 403
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Samuel Gill is the Chief Content Officer (CCO) of TennisUpToDate.com, a role he has held since 2020. He is responsible for editorial governance across the platform, including setting content standards, overseeing accuracy and consistency, and guiding long-term editorial strategy. Since joining, he has contributed more than 10,000 articles and editorial pieces across the TennisUpToDate network, playing a central role in the daily operation and development of the site.
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