ATP Rankings Update: Jannik Sinner continues to dominate as shining Shelton on the verge of top five

Friday, 08 August 2025 at 16:11

The ATP Rankings have finally been updated after the latest week of action with the Cincinnati Open next up after the Canadian Open and for Ben Shelton and Karen Khachanov, it has certainly been a week to remember. Jannik Sinner also leads the way still by some distance.

With Sinner, Carlos Alcaraz, Novak Djokovic and Jack Draper opting to skip the tournament in Montreal, chances were high that there would be a first time winner and Shelton who has often shone but not picked up a reward did so this time. He saw off Alex de Minaur, Taylor Fritz and Karen Khachanov en route in his final three matches. The American who only made his top 10 debut in June already started at a career high of World No.7 but earning 800 points (not the full quota as he was defending points anyway), he rose to World No.6 with Novak Djokovic falling one spot. With only 200 points to defend at the upcoming Cincinnati Open, the top five is there for him to break into as he approaches the US Open.

Djokovic in particular will be left in the dust as he has decided to skip both tournaments in the run up to the US Open. Albeit he is not really a player who cares too much about rankings at this point of his career. Jack Draper also won't play until the US Open and has a semi-final appearance to defend this year. For now the top five is unchanged with Jannik Sinner reaching a 61st consecutive week as World No.1. Carlos Alcaraz is in the dust behind him 3,440 points behind in second place and Alexander Zverev 2,210 points adrift. Fritz is in fourth while Draper is fifth.

Sinner though might not be World No.1 going into the back end of the season. He will drop 3,000 points after Cincinnati and US Open while Alcaraz lost early at both tournaments so he only has points to gain instead of giving them up. Albeit Zverev had World No.1 begging after the Australian Open with Sinner's ban and couldn't do the simple so who knows. Also Alcaraz has previously ascended towards World No.1 and faltered during the Asian swing which is where he would likely take over. So an interesting few months await.
Zverev could've edged closer to Alcaraz but also faltered as he lost in the semi-finals to Khachanov. The Russian has a career high of World No.8 but is back towards the top 10 reaching World No.12 after finishing runner up. Alex de Minaur, Holger Rune, Lorenzo Musetti and Andrey Rublev complete the top 10 in front of Khachanov.

Popyrin rises as Korda plummets

Other movers this week include Alexei Popyrin who is up seven spots to World No.19, while Sebastian Korda who lost in the semi-finals against Popyrin last year has slipped to World No.42. He has struggled all season with injury and continues to do so. He couldn't play in Montreal and as a result falls. Arthur Fils played for the first time since Roland Garros and is up to World No.20 up one spot as an injured Grigor Dimitrov continues to fall down the trap door. Flavio Cobolli too is down five spots to World No.22.

Others to fall include Tomas Machac (#24), Ugo Humbert (#25), and Alexander Bublik are all down two spots each from their original spots. Stefanos Tsitsipas, Brandon Nakashima, Alex Michelsen, Luciano Darderi and Gabriel Diallo are among those who rise as a result of falls sitting inside the top 35. Lorenzo Sonego too is up two spots, Matteo Arnaldi and Nuno Borges are up four spots each inside the top 40. Jordan Thompson has plummeted down six spots to World No.50 to complete the top spots.

ATP Ranking as of 8/8/25

#	Player	Age	Country	Pts	+/-
Last Update: Friday, August 8, 2025 at 3:43 PM
1	Jannik Sinner	23	ITA	12030
2	Carlos Alcaraz	22	ESP	8590
3	Alexander Zverev	28	GER	6380
4	Taylor Fritz	27	USA	5525
5	Jack Draper	23	GBR	4650
6	Ben Shelton	22	USA	4320	+1
7	Novak Djoković	38	SRB	4130	-1
8	Alex de Minaur	26	AUS	3480
9	Holger Rune	22	DEN	3340
10	Lorenzo Musetti	23	ITA	3235
11	Andrey Rublev	27	RUS	3210
12	Karen Khachanov	29	RUS	3190	+4
13	Casper Ruud	26	NOR	2995
14	Frances Tiafoe	27	USA	2890	-2
15	Daniil Medvedev	29	RUS	2760	-1
16	Tommy Paul	28	USA	2610	-1
17	Jakub Menšík	19	CZE	2396	+1
18	Alejandro Davidovich Fokina	26	ESP	2275	+1
19	Alexei Popyrin	26	AUS	2250	+7
20	Arthur Fils	21	FRA	2180	+1
21	Grigor Dimitrov	34	BUL	2155	-1
22	Flavio Cobolli	23	ITA	2155	-5
23	Francisco Cerúndolo	26	ARG	2135	+1
24	Tomáš Macháč	24	CZE	2110	-2
25	Ugo Humbert	27	FRA	2085	-2
26	Jiří Lehečka	23	CZE	2065	+1
27	Alexander Bublik	28	KAZ	2055	-2
28	Félix Auger-Aliassime	25	CAN	1825
29	Stefanos Tsitsipas	26	GRE	1790	+1
30	Denis Shapovalov	26	CAN	1746	-1
31	Brandon Nakashima	24	USA	1700	+1
32	Tallon Griekspoor	29	NED	1675	-1
33	Alex Michelsen	20	USA	1655	+1
34	Luciano Darderi	23	ITA	1404	+1
35	Gabriel Diallo	23	CAN	1367	+1
36	Lorenzo Sonego	30	ITA	1321	+2
37	Matteo Arnaldi	24	ITA	1315	+4
38	Nuno Borges	28	POR	1290	+4
39	Cameron Norrie	29	GBR	1277
40	Hubert Hurkacz	28	POL	1275	-3
41	Alexandre Müller	28	FRA	1196	-1
42	Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard	22	FRA	1185	+1
43	Sebastián Báez	24	ARG	1170	+2
44	Corentin Moutet	26	FRA	1156	+2
45	Sebastian Korda	25	USA	1145	-12
46	Gaël Monfils	38	FRA	1125	+2
47	Camilo Ugo Carabelli	26	ARG	1118
48	Jaume Munar	28	ESP	1107	+3
49	Miomir Kecmanović	25	SRB	1086	+1
50	Jordan Thompson	31	AUS	1085	-6
51	Fábián Marozsán	25	HUN	1045	+5
52	João Fonseca	18	BRA	1045	-3
53	Roberto Bautista Agut	37	ESP	1036
54	Zizou Bergs	26	BEL	1034	-2
55	Learner Tien	19	USA	1028	+6
56	Damir Džumhur	33	BIH	1028	-2
57	Jacob Fearnley	24	GBR	1004	-2
58	Tomás Martín Etcheverry	26	ARG	985	+2
59	Matteo Berrettini	29	ITA	975	-2
60	Daniel Altmaier	26	GER	967	-2
61	Marcos Giron	32	USA	960	-2
62	Marin Čilić	36	CRO	922	+1
63	Benjamin Bonzi	29	FRA	907	+3
64	David Goffin	34	BEL	899	+1
65	Kei Nishikori	35	JPN	893	+2
66	Pedro Martínez	28	ESP	890	+2
67	Aleksandar Kovačević	26	USA	889	-5
68	Quentin Halys	28	FRA	886	+1
69	Laslo Djere	30	SRB	886	+1
70	Arthur Rinderknech	30	FRA	874	-6
71	Francisco Comesaña	24	ARG	869
72	Hamad Medjedović	22	SRB	864	+1
73	Reilly Opelka	27	USA	852	+1
74	Mattia Bellucci	24	ITA	840	-2
75	Yunchaokete Bu	23	CHN	813	+1
76	Arthur Cazaux	22	FRA	800	-1
77	Christopher O'Connell	31	AUS	800	+1
78	Mariano Navone	24	ARG	785	-1
79	Jesper de Jong	25	NED	766
80	Roman Safiullin	28	RUS	761	+2
81	Vít Kopřiva	28	CZE	760	-1
82	Ethan Quinn	21	USA	749	+4
83	Carlos Taberner	28	ESP	734	+1
84	Rinky Hijikata	24	AUS	733	+1
85	Adam Walton	26	AUS	726	+3
86	Juan Manuel Cerúndolo	23	ARG	726	-3
87	Roberto Carballés Baena	32	ESP	720	+2
88	Kamil Majchrzak	29	POL	719	-7
89	Adrian Mannarino	37	FRA	704	+5
90	Borna Ćorić	28	CRO	690	+2
91	Márton Fucsovics	33	HUN	688
92	Botic van de Zandschulp	29	NED	684	-5
93	Pablo Carreño Busta	34	ESP	682
94	Aleksandar Vukic	29	AUS	679	+5
95	Mackenzie McDonald	30	USA	669	+1
96	Filip Misolic	24	AUT	661	-1
97	Tristan Schoolkate	24	AUS	658	+6
98	Luca Nardi	22	ITA	655	-1
99	James Duckworth	33	AUS	650	+7
100	Nicolás Jarry	29	CHI	638
101	Jenson Brooksby	24	USA	637	+1
102	Alexander Shevchenko	24	KAZ	635	-1
103	Alejandro Tabilo	28	CHI	605	+1
104	Valentin Royer	24	FRA	601	+7
105	Emilio Nava	23	USA	597	+9
106	Brandon Holt	27	USA	594	+2
107	Raphaël Collignon	23	BEL	590	-17
108	Hugo Dellien	32	BOL	589	-10
109	Nishesh Basavareddy	20	USA	585	+1
110	Juncheng Shang	20	CHN	565	-1
111	Elmer Møller	22	DEN	557	-6
112	Nikoloz Basilashvili	33	GEO	547
113	Chun Hsin Tseng	24	TWN	545	-6
114	Liam Draxl	23	CAN	541	-1
115	Dalibor Svrčina	22	CZE	537	+5
116	Tristan Boyer	24	USA	530	+7
117	Otto Virtanen	24	FIN	529
118	Francesco Passaro	24	ITA	524
119	Alexander Blockx	20	BEL	514	+2
120	Shintaro Mochizuki	22	JPN	513	+2
121	Cristian Garín	29	CHI	510	-6
122	Lukáš Klein	27	SVK	509	-3
123	Hugo Gaston	24	FRA	503	+3
124	Jaime Faria	22	POR	495	-8
125	Eliot Spizzirri	23	USA	493	-1
126	Matteo Gigante	23	ITA	490	-1
127	Juan Pablo Ficovich	28	ARG	479	+13
128	Daniel Evans	35	GBR	471	+1
129	Dino Prižmić	20	CRO	470	-2
130	Yoshihito Nishioka	29	JPN	469	+1
131	Tomás Barrios Vera	27	CHI	468	+12
132	Yannick Hanfmann	33	GER	467	+18
133	Zachary Svajda	22	USA	466	+15
134	Pierre Hugues Herbert	34	FRA	461	+8
135	Thiago Agustín Tirante	24	ARG	461	-5
136	Térence Atmane	23	FRA	460	-4
137	Thiago Seyboth Wild	25	BRA	455	-4
138	Colton Smith	22	USA	453	-2
139	Andrea Pellegrino	28	ITA	452	-11
140	Ignacio Buse	21	PER	446	-5
141	Sebastian Ofner	29	AUT	443
142	Martin Landaluce	19	ESP	440	-5
143	Jan Lennard Struff	35	GER	438	-5
144	Daniel Elahi Galán	29	COL	430	-10
145	Román Andrés Burruchaga	23	ARG	430	-6
146	Dušan Lajović	35	SRB	414	-1
147	Yosuke Watanuki	27	JPN	408	+11
148	Vilius Gaubas	20	LTU	408	+1
149	Billy Harris	30	GBR	405	-3
150	Mark Lajal	22	EST	403	-3

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