ATP Rankings Update: Jannik Sinner extends World No.1 after Madrid triumph, rises for Blockx, Fils and Jodar

Monday, 04 May 2026 at 13:30

Jannik Sinner hold the Madrid Open trophy.

The ATP Rankings have been updated after the Madrid Open with Jannik Sinner remaining on top and will for some time with Carlos Alcaraz out of the clay court season and won't return till Wimbledon.

Given Jannik Sinner didn't play until Rome this week last year due to his ban, Madrid is all gains as he still remains World No.1 while Alexander Zverev pushes further clear of Novak Djokovic after reaching the final albeit of course he still remains way behind the top two.

In the top 10 also Daniil Medvedev moves up to No.9 swapping with Lorenzo Musetti. The big leaps though are outside the top 10 with Alexander Blockx moving up 33 spots after reaching the semi-finals. He is now World No.36.

Daniel Merida and Adolfo Vallejo also had a week to remember and are up 16 spots and 12 spots to World No.86 and World No.84. Yibing Wu is also up 12 spots to World No.88.

Fils returns to best

Arthur Fils is also up after his run to the semi-finals and is knocking on the door on a return to the top 15 up eight spots to World No.17. Rafael Jodar was also a major star of the past week and is closing in on the top 30 going up to World No.34. Alejandro Tabilo just behind him is also up eight spots to World No.35.

Dino Prizmic heads further up the top 100 going up to World No.79 while Hubert Hurkacz also had an important week going up 10 spots to World No.53. The big losers included Jack Draper who went down 22 spots to World No.50. While Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard is slated for a 21 spot fall. Hurkacz too will also fall after his rise down 20 spots. Casper Ruud and Gabriel Diallo also will fall 10 spots each. Ruud to World No.35.

ATP Rankings (as of 4/5/26)

Rank	Player	Age	Country	Points	+/-
1	Jannik Sinner	24	ITA	14350
2	Carlos Alcaraz	22	ESP	12960
3	Alexander Zverev	29	GER	5805
4	Novak Djoković	38	SRB	4700
5	Félix Auger-Aliassime	25	CAN	4050
6	Ben Shelton	23	USA	4030
7	Taylor Fritz	28	USA	3770
8	Alex de Minaur	27	AUS	3755
9	Daniil Medvedev	30	RUS	3460	+1
10	Lorenzo Musetti	24	ITA	3415	-1
11	Alexander Bublik	28	KAZ	3355
12	Flavio Cobolli	23	ITA	2750	+1
13	Jiří Lehečka	24	CZE	2715	+1
14	Andrey Rublev	28	RUS	2590	-2
15	Karen Khachanov	29	RUS	2220	+1
16	Valentin Vacherot	27	MON	2147	+1
17	Arthur Fils	21	FRA	2130	+8
18	Tommy Paul	28	USA	1975
19	Cameron Norrie	30	GBR	1918	+4
20	Luciano Darderi	24	ITA	1890	+2
21	Learner Tien	20	USA	1870
22	Frances Tiafoe	28	USA	1865	-3
23	Alejandro Davidovich Fokina	26	ESP	1820	+1
24	Arthur Rinderknech	30	FRA	1736	+2
25	Casper Ruud	27	NOR	1735	-10
26	Tomás Martín Etcheverry	26	ARG	1660	+3
27	Francisco Cerúndolo	27	ARG	1620	-7
28	Jakub Menšík	20	CZE	1600	-1
29	João Fonseca	19	BRA	1435	+2
30	Corentin Moutet	27	FRA	1413
31	Tallon Griekspoor	29	NED	1360	+2
32	Brandon Nakashima	24	USA	1295
33	Ugo Humbert	27	FRA	1280	+1
34	Rafael Jódar	19	ESP	1273	+8
35	Alejandro Tabilo	28	CHI	1248	+8
36	Alexander Blockx	21	BEL	1200	+33
37	Denis Shapovalov	27	CAN	1170	-2
38	Jaume Munar	28	ESP	1155
39	Zizou Bergs	26	BEL	1140	+5
40	Holger Rune	23	DEN	1110	-1
41	Tomáš Macháč	25	CZE	1100
42	Alex Michelsen	21	USA	1090	-5
43	Sebastian Korda	25	USA	1050	-3
44	Mariano Navone	25	ARG	1046	+1
45	Adrian Mannarino	37	FRA	1035	+1
46	Gabriel Diallo	24	CAN	1000	-10
47	Marin Čilić	37	CRO	980	+4
48	Ethan Quinn	22	USA	977
49	Fábián Marozsán	26	HUN	975	+1
50	Jack Draper	24	GBR	960	-22
51	Térence Atmane	24	FRA	958	-4
52	Nuno Borges	29	POR	950	-3
53	Hubert Hurkacz	29	POL	930	+10
54	Botic van de Zandschulp	30	NED	898	-2
55	Vít Kopřiva	28	CZE	896	+11
56	Román Andrés Burruchaga	24	ARG	885	+3
57	Márton Fucsovics	34	HUN	884	-3
58	Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard	22	FRA	880	-5
59	Yannick Hanfmann	34	GER	879	+1
60	Alexei Popyrin	26	AUS	870	-4
61	Camilo Ugo Carabelli	26	ARG	865	-4
62	Ignacio Buse	22	PER	863	-4
63	Jenson Brooksby	25	USA	862	-2
64	Daniel Altmaier	27	GER	860	-9
65	Sebastián Báez	25	ARG	840	-1
66	Lorenzo Sonego	30	ITA	830	-4
67	Hamad Medjedović	22	SRB	804	+1
68	Raphaël Collignon	24	BEL	802	+3
69	Thiago Agustín Tirante	25	ARG	801	+6
70	Miomir Kecmanović	26	SRB	795	-5
71	Valentin Royer	24	FRA	788	+1
72	Juan Manuel Cerúndolo	24	ARG	776	-5
73	Arthur Cazaux	23	FRA	770
74	Reilly Opelka	28	USA	768	-4
75	Stefanos Tsitsipas	27	GRE	765	+5
76	Kamil Majchrzak	30	POL	747	-2
77	Marcos Giron	32	USA	745	-1
78	Marco Trungelliti	36	ARG	743	-1
79	Dino Prižmić	20	CRO	740	+8
80	Mattia Bellucci	24	ITA	737	-2
81	James Duckworth	34	AUS	722	-2
82	Sebastian Ofner	29	AUT	711	+1
83	Jan-Lennard Struff	36	GER	709	-2
84	Adolfo Daniel Vallejo	22	PAR	703	+12
85	Aleksandr Shevchenko	25	KAZ	698	-3
86	Daniel Mérida	21	ESP	696	+16
87	Damir Džumhur	33	BIH	674	-3
88	Yibing Wu	26	CHN	669	+12
89	Patrick Kypson	26	USA	669	+1
90	Zachary Svajda	23	USA	666	-2
91	Pablo Carreño Busta	34	ESP	663	+3
92	Eliot Spizzirri	24	USA	660	-6
93	Quentin Halys	29	FRA	653	-2
94	Martin Landaluce	20	ESP	639	+5
95	Aleksandar Kovačević	27	USA	639	+2
96	Rinky Hijikata	25	AUS	637	+5
97	Luca Van Assche	21	FRA	636	+1
98	Roberto Bautista Agut	38	ESP	629	-5
99	Aleksandar Vukic	30	AUS	626	-10
100	Matteo Berrettini	30	ITA	625	-8

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