ATP Rankings Update: Jack Draper becomes World No.5, Casper Ruud up eight spots after Madrid Open triumph

The ATP Rankings have been updated post Madrid Open with Jack Draper now officially World No.5. While Casper Ruud is back in the top 10 after winning the title.

Draper lost to Ruud in the final on Sunday night but continues his progression to a new career high and given that Taylor Fritz will drop points in Rome, Draper could yet become World No.4 in the coming weeks. Albeit World No.3 is out of the question until Carlos Alcaraz defends or doesn't defend the French Open.

He surpassed Novak Djokovic by reaching the final who is now in the sights of the World No.7, Casper Ruud who won the biggest title of his career at the ATP 1000 in Madrid. Stylised as the king of European clay court tournaments, he won the Barcelona 500 last year but had never won a 1000 until now.

He moved back into the top 10 up eight spots to World No.7 after winning. While Lorenzo Musetti's rise continues. He is up to World No.9 up two spots after losing in the semi-finals to Draper. He now returns home as a top 10 player next week so it isn't just Jannik Sinner to watch when it comes to home hopes with Musetti flying the flag as of late.

Lower down Francisco Cerundolo also had a superb week and is up to World No.18. In terms of those risers and fallers, Andrey Rublev after not defending his title falls to World No.17 down nine spots. While Felix Auger-Aliassime who reached the final last year is out of the top 20 going down to World No.27 down eight spots.

He played Estoril as a vehicle to perhaps soften the ranking blow but it didn't work as he was defeated early. Alex Michelsen won the title and is up six spots to World No.32.

While Matteo Arnaldi who vanquished Novak Djokovic also benefited this week. He is up to World No.37 up seven spots. A week of risers and fallers across the board.