ATP Rankings Update: Carlos Alcaraz maintains lead as Bublik and Tabilo top risers amid title success

Wednesday, 24 September 2025 at 13:03

The ATP Rankings have been updated post Chengdu and Hangzhou which were won by Alejandro Tabilo and Alexander Bublik who are among the main focal points in the latest update.

Carlos Alcaraz remains heavily on top in the ATP Rankings, He is ahead of Jannik Sinner who is in second spot. He sits on 11,540 points in comparison to 10,780 from Sinner who is in second. Alexander Zverev by comparison who at the start of the season was seen as a potential World No.1.

Zverev then lost in most of the Golden Swing events which he was due to play in and Sinner returned as World No.1 until recently when Alcaraz took that top spot. Albeit despite being far away from the top two, he is not in danger of being caught. Taylor Fritz though could this week over take Novak Djokovic into World No.4.

Djokovic sits on 4,830 points in comparison to 4,675 and won't play again until Shanghai which was confirmed earlier today. Lorenzo Musetti who reached the final of Chengdu is also set to benefit as likely he will head into World No.8 unless Alex de Minaur has a special week in Beijing. Both these two and also Karen Khachanov who finalise the top 10 play there this week.

Bublik brilliance and terrific Tabilo

Holger Rune and Casper Ruud who are just outside the top 10 play in Tokyo. To the movers and shakers. Alexander Bublik played in Hangzhou and won in the final over Valentin Royer. He moved up three spots and has won titles on all surfaces this season in grass, finally conquering clay and now hard. A real triple threat.

He has got his head down more this year and become the player that was expected of him before all the showmanship and he will hope to continue in that vein. No Tommy Paul or even Felix Auger-Aliassime this week means he could yet head further towards the top 10 before the end of the year. Not bad for a player who in reality was always known for his antics over his play but Jiri Lehecka and Jakub Mensik have fallen this week to 17th and 19th down one and two spots.

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Corentin Moutet goes up two spots to World No.37 in a cluster of Frenchmen including Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard and Alexandre Muller. Jaume Munar goes down three as a result. Other movers include Zizou Bergs and Miomir Kecmanovic as a result of Benjamin Bonzi falling. Marcos Giron up two spots. While Learner Tien is also up two as is Arthur Rinderknech to World No.52 and 54.

Tomas Martin Etcheverry goes up eight spots to World No.55. While Alejandro Tabilo and Valentin Royer round off the main movers going up 40 spots in the former who won two titles last year but has been poor this season and also Royer who lost in the final of Hangzhou. He returns to smaller events this week and plays Jingshan but is now World No.76. The 24-year-old seemingly won't be playing lower level for much longer.

ATP Rankings as of 23/9/25

#	Player	Age	Country	Pts	+/-
Last Update: Tuesday, September 23, 2025 at 8:07 PM
1	Carlos Alcaraz	22	ESP	11540
2	Jannik Sinner	24	ITA	10780
3	Alexander Zverev	28	GER	5930
4	Novak Djoković	38	SRB	4830
5	Taylor Fritz	27	USA	4675
6	Ben Shelton	22	USA	4280
7	Jack Draper	23	GBR	3690
8	Alex de Minaur	26	AUS	3545
9	Lorenzo Musetti	23	ITA	3505
10	Karen Khachanov	29	RUS	3280
11	Holger Rune	22	DEN	3090
12	Casper Ruud	26	NOR	2755
13	Félix Auger-Aliassime	25	CAN	2755
14	Andrey Rublev	27	RUS	2610
15	Tommy Paul	28	USA	2510
16	Alexander Bublik	28	KAZ	2445	+3
17	Jiří Lehečka	23	CZE	2415	-1
18	Daniil Medvedev	29	RUS	2410
19	Jakub Menšík	20	CZE	2380	-2
20	Alejandro Davidovich Fokina	26	ESP	2225
21	Francisco Cerúndolo	27	ARG	2135
22	Tomáš Macháč	24	CZE	2110
23	Arthur Fils	21	FRA	2070
24	Ugo Humbert	27	FRA	2045
25	Flavio Cobolli	23	ITA	2040
26	Denis Shapovalov	26	CAN	1838
27	Stefanos Tsitsipas	27	GRE	1830
28	Grigor Dimitrov	34	BUL	1645
29	Frances Tiafoe	27	USA	1640
30	Luciano Darderi	23	ITA	1584
31	Tallon Griekspoor	29	NED	1565
32	Alex Michelsen	21	USA	1485
33	Brandon Nakashima	24	USA	1420
34	Cameron Norrie	30	GBR	1397
35	Gabriel Diallo	23	CAN	1308
36	Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard	22	FRA	1275
37	Corentin Moutet	26	FRA	1233	+2
38	Alexandre Müller	28	FRA	1168
39	Alexei Popyrin	26	AUS	1140	+1
40	Jaume Munar	28	ESP	1138	-3
41	Sebastián Báez	24	ARG	1135
42	João Fonseca	19	BRA	1129
43	Camilo Ugo Carabelli	26	ARG	1123
44	Lorenzo Sonego	30	ITA	1105
45	Zizou Bergs	26	BEL	1089	+1
46	Miomir Kecmanović	26	SRB	1086	+1
47	Benjamin Bonzi	29	FRA	1083	-2
48	Marcos Giron	32	USA	1040	+2
49	Roberto Bautista Agut	37	ESP	1035	-1
50	Daniel Altmaier	27	GER	1003	-1
51	Nuno Borges	28	POR	995
52	Learner Tien	19	USA	985	+2
53	Gaël Monfils	39	FRA	975	-1
54	Arthur Rinderknech	30	FRA	932	+2
55	Tomás Martín Etcheverry	26	ARG	930	+8
56	Matteo Berrettini	29	ITA	925	+1
57	Fábián Marozsán	25	HUN	920	-2
58	Márton Fucsovics	33	HUN	916
59	Francisco Comesaña	24	ARG	912	+1
60	Adrian Mannarino	37	FRA	897	-7
61	Reilly Opelka	28	USA	895	+1
62	Jacob Fearnley	24	GBR	889	+2
63	Hamad Medjedović	22	SRB	883	+3
64	Mattia Bellucci	24	ITA	869	+1
65	Kamil Majchrzak	29	POL	868	-4
66	Damir Džumhur	33	BIH	868	+2
67	Aleksandar Kovačević	27	USA	862	+2
68	Térence Atmane	23	FRA	839	+2
69	Hubert Hurkacz	28	POL	835	+2
70	Pedro Martínez	28	ESP	833	-3
71	Juan Manuel Cerúndolo	23	ARG	829	+1
72	Alejandro Tabilo	28	CHI	826	+40
73	Matteo Arnaldi	24	ITA	825
74	Sebastian Korda	25	USA	820	+5
75	Quentin Halys	28	FRA	806
76	Valentin Royer	24	FRA	805	+12
77	Adam Walton	26	AUS	803	-1
78	Jordan Thompson	31	AUS	795
79	Jesper de Jong	25	NED	784	+1
80	Arthur Cazaux	23	FRA	782	+4
81	Ethan Quinn	21	USA	773
82	Mariano Navone	24	ARG	770
83	Laslo Djere	30	SRB	766	-6
84	Botic van de Zandschulp	29	NED	759	-1
85	Luca Nardi	22	ITA	740
86	Jenson Brooksby	24	USA	737
87	David Goffin	34	BEL	734
88	Alexander Shevchenko	24	KAZ	727	+8
89	Yunchaokete Bu	23	CHN	721	-15
90	Emilio Nava	23	USA	700	+10
91	Dalibor Svrčina	22	CZE	691	+8
92	Vít Kopřiva	28	CZE	679	+10
93	Raphaël Collignon	23	BEL	677	-4
94	Kei Nishikori	35	JPN	675	-3
95	Aleksandar Vukic	29	AUS	668	-2
96	Mackenzie McDonald	30	USA	667	+2
97	Marin Čilić	36	CRO	664	-38
98	Filip Misolic	24	AUT	663	-6
99	Thiago Agustín Tirante	24	ARG	660	-5
100	Tristan Schoolkate	24	AUS	654	-5
101	Roman Safiullin	28	RUS	651	-11
102	Jan Lennard Struff	35	GER	648	-5
103	Christopher O'Connell	31	AUS	644
104	Nikoloz Basilashvili	33	GEO	617	+10
105	Hugo Gaston	24	FRA	613	+1
106	Shintaro Mochizuki	22	JPN	607	-1
107	Nishesh Basavareddy	20	USA	606	+2
108	Carlos Taberner	28	ESP	601	-4
109	James Duckworth	33	AUS	600	-2
110	Borna Ćorić	28	CRO	595	-2
111	Nicolás Jarry	29	CHI	586	-10
112	Rinky Hijikata	24	AUS	571	-1
113	Roberto Carballés Baena	32	ESP	570	-3
114	Brandon Holt	27	USA	565	+2
115	Dino Prižmić	20	CRO	561	+6
116	Ignacio Buse	21	PER	559	-3
117	Elmer Møller	22	DEN	558	-2
118	Jaime Faria	22	POR	552
119	Liam Draxl	23	CAN	543
120	Tristan Boyer	24	USA	540	-3
121	Alexander Blockx	20	BEL	540	-1
122	Chun Hsin Tseng	24	TWN	531
123	Pablo Carreño Busta	34	ESP	527	+2
124	Cristian Garín	29	CHI	518	+2
125	Dušan Lajović	35	SRB	514	+2
126	Hugo Dellien	32	BOL	512	-2
127	Lukáš Klein	27	SVK	506	-4
128	Eliot Spizzirri	23	USA	504
129	Stan Wawrinka	40	SUI	502	+8
130	Zachary Svajda	22	USA	501	-1
131	Billy Harris	30	GBR	492
132	Daniel Elahi Galán	29	COL	490	-2
133	Tomás Barrios Vera	27	CHI	473
134	Andrea Pellegrino	28	ITA	468	+1
135	Colton Smith	22	USA	467	+1
136	Martin Landaluce	19	ESP	462	+3
137	Sebastian Ofner	29	AUT	453	+3
138	Matteo Gigante	23	ITA	450	+3
139	Francesco Passaro	24	ITA	449	+6
140	Otto Virtanen	24	FIN	449	+2
141	Pierre Hugues Herbert	34	FRA	447	+2
142	Moez Echargui	32	TUN	440	+33
143	Marco Trungelliti	35	ARG	440	+1
144	Román Andrés Burruchaga	23	ARG	439	+2
145	Mark Lajal	22	EST	410	+11
146	Juan Pablo Ficovich	28	ARG	404	-14
147	Yosuke Watanuki	27	JPN	401	+3
148	Daniel Evans	35	GBR	392	+4
149	Ugo Blanchet	26	FRA	390	-2
150	Harold Mayot	23	FRA	390	+3

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