It has been a fortnight since we last had an update to the ATP rankings and while there was no change at the top there was plenty elsewhere.
The first Masters 1000 event this year is behind us and after a long two weeks of tennis, we have a new update to the ATP Rankings. As the top 3 did not attend the first Masters and as the Rankings are somewhat frozen there was little change in the top 10 with only Zverev moving ahead of Federer (7->6).
Djokovic retained his number one spot while the breakout start of the 2021 Miami Open Hubert Hurkacz moved up 21 spots to number 16. That is a new career-high for the Polish player who is now a top 20 player in the world. Jannik Sinner who lost in the final also moved up 8 spots to be ranked as world number 23 at the moment.
The biggest mover this week was Sebastian Korda who jumped 22 spots to number 65 which is an even bigger jump than that of Hurkacz. One of the bigger losers of the fortnight is John Isner who did not replicate his result from 2019 which caused him to drop 10 spots to 38.
In total there were 7 new career highs in the top 100. They were in order Hurkacz at 16, Sinner at 23, Bublik at 42, Harris at 50, Korda at 65, Ruusuvuori at 75, and Musetti at 90.
ATP Rankings as of April 5th, 2021:
1 Novak Djoković 11963
2 Daniil Medvedev 10030
3 Rafael Nadal 9670
4 Dominic Thiem 8660
5 Stefanos Tsitsipas 7040
6 Alexander Zverev 6125
7 Roger Federer 5875
8 Andrey Rublev 5400
9 Diego Schwartzman 3720
10 Matteo Berrettini 3453
11 Roberto Bautista Agut 3090
12 Denis Shapovalov 2820
13 Gaël Monfils 2770
14 David Goffin 2750
15 Pablo Carreño Busta 2630
16 Hubert Hurkacz 2600
17 Grigor Dimitrov 2598
18 Fabio Fognini 2548
19 Milos Raonic 2495
20 Cristian Garín 2385
21 Stan Wawrinka 2380
22 Félix Auger-Aliassime 2373
23 Jannik Sinner 2369
24 Karen Khachanov 2280
25 Alex de Minaur 2235
26 Casper Ruud 1973
27 Borna Ćorić 1970
28 Aslan Karatsev 1918
29 Dušan Lajović 1895
30 Taylor Fritz 1855
31 Ugo Humbert 1825
32 Daniel Evans 1825
33 Benoît Paire 1805
34 Lorenzo Sonego 1717
35 Adrian Mannarino 1681
36 Filip Krajinović 1616
37 Nikoloz Basilashvili 1600
38 John Isner 1550
39 Kei Nishikori 1548
40 Márton Fucsovics 1497
41 Jan Lennard Struff 1485
42 Alexander Bublik 1462
43 Marin Čilić 1453
44 John Millman 1436
45 Reilly Opelka 1427
46 Miomir Kecmanović 1364
47 Albert Ramos Viñolas 1360
48 Guido Pella 1298
49 Richard Gasquet 1185
50 Lloyd Harris 1182
51 Cameron Norrie 1175
52 Jérémy Chardy 1168
53 Tommy Paul 1155
54 Dominik Köpfer 1146
55 Nick Kyrgios 1140
56 Alejandro Davidovich Fokina 1135
57 Laslo Djere 1133
58 Aljaž Bedene 1125
59 Tennys Sandgren 1081
60 Sam Querrey 1073
61 Yoshihito Nishioka 1062
62 Jordan Thompson 1059
63 Gilles Simon 1047
64 Feliciano López 1042
65 Sebastian Korda 1041
66 Vasek Pospisil 1036
67 Frances Tiafoe 1030
68 Jo-Wilfried Tsonga 1025
69 Stefano Travaglia 1024
70 Pablo Andújar 1010
71 Kyle Edmund 1005
72 Jiří Veselý 993
73 Pierre Hugues Herbert 987
74 Fernando Verdasco 985
75 Emil Ruusuvuori 959
76 Pablo Cuevas 959
77 Corentin Moutet 949
78 Thiago Monteiro 948
79 Radu Albot 940
80 Egor Gerasimov 936
81 Soonwoo Kwon 910
82 Alexei Popyrin 906
83 Steve Johnson 895
84 Lucas Pouille 894
85 Federico Delbonis 884
86 Federico Coria 878
87 Salvatore Caruso 876
88 Ričardas Berankis 871
89 Marcos Giron 864
90 Lorenzo Musetti 861
91 Gianluca Mager 843
92 Mikael Ymer 839
93 Marco Cecchinato 834
94 Juan Ignacio Lóndero 832
95 Jaume Munar 815
96 Andreas Seppi 814
97 James Duckworth 806
98 Roberto Carballés Baena 801
99 Norbert Gombos 792
100 Pedro Martínez 787
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