ATP Rankings Update: Jannik Sinner closes in on 60 weeks as World No.1 as Shelton and Shapovalov rise

Tuesday, 22 July 2025 at 10:16

The ATP Rankings have been updated for yet another week as there has been a fair bit of movement considering that only really minor ATP tournaments have been played without the big names in tow. Jannik Sinner though is closing in on 60 weeks as World No.1.

Sinner currently sits on 59 weeks at the top of the tree and remains on top. Both Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz will miss the upcoming Canadian Open so we likely won't see them again until at least the Cincinnati Open, the next ATP 1000 tournament.

Alexander Zverev, Taylor Fritz and Jack Draper all round out the top five currently. Novak Djokovic also doesn't move at World No.6 and neither does Lorenzo Musetti. Sinner is on 12,030 points followed by Alcaraz with 8,600. The sting in the tail for Sinner is that he defends the next two major titles so any slip ups will invite Alcaraz in to pounce.

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So while he is guaranteed a little while longer as World No.1, it may not last entirely forever. Ben Shelton also was a mover this week as he sealed a new career high of World No.8 sitting on 3,330 points and is only a short amount behind Musetti so there is scope to move up. Both play this week.

Shelton's rise came at the expense of Holger Rune who dropped to World No.9 after losing points. He lost 90 this week so sits on 3,250 points. Andrey Rublev was the only top 10 player in action as he made the semi-finals in Los Cabos but he remains as World No.10.

Canada rises

The highlights came further down the rankings with Denis Shapovalov defeating Aleksandar Kovacevic 6-4, 6-2 to win the Los Cabos Open. It was a fourth career title for the Canadian as well as a second of the year and he is certainly one to watch in regards to ATP Rankings for the rest of the year. He jumped five spots in the latest ATP Rankings to sit in the top 30 again.

He is now World No.28. A far cry from his best previously but for a player who has wrangled with injury issues aplenty it is a great amount of solace that he can still mix it with the best. It was a great run for the Canadian. On a weekend when Canada starred as Bianca Andreescu and Felix Auger-Aliassime albeit unranked also brought home the Hopman Cup.

Superb Shapovalov rises to the occasion on a weekend for Canadian success.

Ironically only a week before the Canadian Open in Montreal and Toronto so it is very much a theme that Canada has starred. While for Aleksandar Kovacevic who lost to Shapovalov in the Los Cabos final, he has sealed a new career high of World No.66. It is a second career final. But a second of the year ironically losing to another Canadian Felix Auger-Aliassime back in January.

But that constant progression shows that he is very much a player to watch and one certainly on the rise right now. Alexander Bublik also continued his excellent run of form.

The Kazakh who has been taking the good markably more seriously in the past six to eight months has benefited. He won a sixth career title and his first on clay. He saw off Juan Manuel Cerundolo to win at Swiss Open Gstaad. He's also back in the top 30 climbing four spots.

Ironically at the start of the week, he marveled that he needed to get to Gstaad earlier in order to adapt to the conditions and adapt he did in style. He now heads to Kitzbuhel where he will be one of the top names and will aim for another title. Cerundolo in losing that final also rises up to World No.81 28 spots up.

ATP Rankings as of 21/7/25

#	Player	Age	Country	Pts	+/-
Last Update: Monday, July 21, 2025 at 7:58 AM
1	Jannik Sinner	23	ITA	12030
2	Carlos Alcaraz	22	ESP	8600
3	Alexander Zverev	28	GER	6030
4	Taylor Fritz	27	USA	5035
5	Jack Draper	23	GBR	4650
6	Novak Djoković	38	SRB	4130
7	Lorenzo Musetti	23	ITA	3350
8	Ben Shelton	22	USA	3330	+1
9	Holger Rune	22	DEN	3250	-1
10	Andrey Rublev	27	RUS	3160
11	Frances Tiafoe	27	USA	2940
12	Casper Ruud	26	NOR	2905	+1
13	Alex de Minaur	26	AUS	2885	-1
14	Daniil Medvedev	29	RUS	2630
15	Tommy Paul	28	USA	2620	+1
16	Karen Khachanov	29	RUS	2590	+1
17	Jakub Menšík	19	CZE	2446	+1
18	Flavio Cobolli	23	ITA	2360	+1
19	Francisco Cerúndolo	26	ARG	2285	+1
20	Grigor Dimitrov	34	BUL	2155	+1
21	Arthur Fils	21	FRA	2130	-6
22	Tomáš Macháč	24	CZE	2110
23	Ugo Humbert	27	FRA	2095
24	Alexei Popyrin	25	AUS	2050
25	Jiří Lehečka	23	CZE	2015
26	Alejandro Davidovich Fokina	26	ESP	1945
27	Félix Auger-Aliassime	24	CAN	1865	+1
28	Denis Shapovalov	26	CAN	1836	+5
29	Stefanos Tsitsipas	26	GRE	1825	-2
30	Alexander Bublik	28	KAZ	1825	+4
31	Tallon Griekspoor	29	NED	1715	-2
32	Brandon Nakashima	23	USA	1650	-1
33	Sebastian Korda	25	USA	1645	-1
34	Alex Michelsen	20	USA	1555	-4
35	Gabriel Diallo	23	CAN	1358	+3
36	Jordan Thompson	31	AUS	1350	+3
37	Lorenzo Sonego	30	ITA	1321	+3
38	Hubert Hurkacz	28	POL	1285	+3
39	Alexandre Müller	28	FRA	1271	+3
40	Nuno Borges	28	POR	1265	-5
41	Cameron Norrie	29	GBR	1227	+2
42	Matteo Berrettini	29	ITA	1225	-6
43	Sebastián Báez	24	ARG	1220	-6
44	Matteo Arnaldi	24	ITA	1215
45	Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard	22	FRA	1205
46	Luciano Darderi	23	ITA	1189	+9
47	Joao Fonseca	18	BRA	1116	+1
48	Gaël Monfils	38	FRA	1115	+1
49	Miomir Kecmanović	25	SRB	1106	+1
50	Jaume Munar	28	ESP	1062	+1
51	Camilo Ugo Carabelli	26	ARG	1058	+8
52	Zizou Bergs	26	BEL	1049	+1
53	Roberto Bautista Agut	37	ESP	1046	+1
54	Fábián Marozsán	25	HUN	1030	+2
55	Jacob Fearnley	24	GBR	1020	+2
56	Daniel Altmaier	26	GER	973	+5
57	Marcos Giron	31	USA	960	-11
58	Tomás Martín Etcheverry	26	ARG	960
59	Corentin Moutet	26	FRA	944	+3
60	David Goffin	34	BEL	939	+8
61	Damir Džumhur	33	BIH	936	+9
62	Pedro Martínez	28	ESP	930	-15
63	Mattia Bellucci	24	ITA	924
64	Marin Čilić	36	CRO	922	+1
65	Arthur Rinderknech	29	FRA	914	-1
66	Aleksandar Kovačević	26	USA	914	+10
67	Learner Tien	19	USA	912
68	Laslo Djere	30	SRB	911	-8
69	Benjamin Bonzi	29	FRA	905
70	Kei Nishikori	35	JPN	893	+1
71	Quentin Halys	28	FRA	886	-19
72	Hamad Medjedović	22	SRB	871
73	Francisco Comesaña	24	ARG	861	+1
74	Reilly Opelka	27	USA	827	-8
75	Yunchaokete Bu	23	CHN	812	-2
76	Mariano Navone	24	ARG	785	-1
77	Christopher O'Connell	31	AUS	775
78	Kamil Majchrzak	29	POL	752	+3
79	Vít Kopřiva	28	CZE	744	+4
80	Roman Safiullin	27	RUS	741	-2
81	Juan Manuel Cerúndolo	23	ARG	736	+28
82	Rinky Hijikata	24	AUS	733	-2
83	Jesper de Jong	25	NED	730	+23
84	Adam Walton	26	AUS	728	+13
85	Roberto Carballés Baena	32	ESP	715	-6
86	Ethan Quinn	21	USA	707	-4
87	Juncheng Shang	20	CHN	693	-2
88	Raphaël Collignon	23	BEL	690	-4
89	Yoshihito Nishioka	29	JPN	684	-2
90	Borna Ćorić	28	CRO	680	-2
91	Márton Fucsovics	33	HUN	670	-2
92	Pablo Carreño Busta	34	ESP	662
93	Adrian Mannarino	37	FRA	661
94	Hugo Dellien	32	BOL	661
95	Mackenzie McDonald	30	USA	655	-9
96	Luca Nardi	21	ITA	655	-1
97	Filip Misolic	23	AUT	649	+8
98	Nicolás Jarry	29	CHI	638	-2
99	Hugo Gaston	24	FRA	638	-8
100	Arthur Cazaux	22	FRA	635	+16
101	Chun Hsin Tseng	23	TWN	631	-3
102	Jenson Brooksby	24	USA	627	-3
103	Botic van de Zandschulp	29	NED	622	-3
104	Tristan Schoolkate	24	AUS	616	+6
105	Aleksandar Vukic	29	AUS	614	-15
106	Alejandro Tabilo	28	CHI	605	-3
107	Elmer Møller	22	DEN	601	-5
108	James Duckworth	33	AUS	600	+5
109	Brandon Holt	27	USA	600	-5
110	Alexander Shevchenko	24	KAZ	585	-9
111	Carlos Taberner	27	ESP	581	-4
112	Nishesh Basavareddy	20	USA	580	-1
113	Valentin Royer	24	FRA	579	-5
114	Nikoloz Basilashvili	33	GEO	552	-2
115	Liam Draxl	23	CAN	548	+6
116	Emilio Nava	23	USA	539	+7
117	Otto Virtanen	24	FIN	536	-3
118	Cristian Garín	29	CHI	535	-1
119	Jaime Faria	21	POR	530	-4
120	Dalibor Svrčina	22	CZE	514
121	Francesco Passaro	24	ITA	499	+10
122	Alexander Blockx	20	BEL	493	+6
123	Shintaro Mochizuki	22	JPN	491	+2
124	Román Andrés Burruchaga	23	ARG	488	+12
125	Daniel Elahi Galán	29	COL	487	-3
126	Tristan Boyer	24	USA	480
127	Matteo Gigante	23	ITA	476	+10
128	Andrea Pellegrino	28	ITA	468	+11
129	Dušan Lajović	35	SRB	464	-10
130	Thiago Agustín Tirante	24	ARG	461	-12
131	Eliot Spizzirri	23	USA	458	+1
132	Thiago Seyboth Wild	25	BRA	455	+1
133	Ignacio Buse	21	PER	453	+34
134	Martin Landaluce	19	ESP	440	+4
135	Vilius Gaubas	20	LTU	439	+8
136	Térence Atmane	23	FRA	439	-9
137	Juan Pablo Ficovich	28	ARG	435	+11
138	Sebastian Ofner	29	AUT	433	+3
139	Colton Smith	22	USA	432	-4
140	Pierre Hugues Herbert	34	FRA	431	+4
141	Yannick Hanfmann	33	GER	429	-7
142	Tomás Barrios Vera	27	CHI	425	-18
143	Dino Prižmić	19	CRO	420	+14
144	Daniel Evans	35	GBR	415	+1
145	Jérôme Kym	22	SUI	412	+9
146	August Holmgren	27	DEN	411
147	Lukáš Klein	27	SVK	405	+39
148	Billy Harris	30	GBR	402	-6
149	Jan Choinski	29	GBR	394	+27
150	Chris Rodesch	24	LUX	378

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