ATP Rankings Update: Jannik Sinner reaches 81 weeks as World Number 1, Stefanos Tsitsipas back towards top 50 after title

Monday, 20 July 2026 at 12:10

The ATP Rankings have been updated for the latest week after tournaments in Gstaad, Bastad and Umag took place with Stefanos Tsitsipas, Andrey Rublev and Daniel Merida the winners.

Tsitsipas took down Raphael Collignon in the final and it is in fact the Greek who is one of the biggest movers of the week. He is up 34 spots to World No.51 after scooping the title. His first in over two years and marks a bit of a return to form.

Tsitsipas has disposed of his dad as his coach again and is in a new relationship with Kirsten Thoms who was seen at the final and in pictures with the Greek. So it very much has been looking up roses for him. He is a far cry from his top five best, but it is good signs as he goes up this week as the leading riser.

The new rise of Belgian tennis as Sinner reaches 81 weeks

Zizou Bergs is also up to a new career high of World No.34. Collignon is up five spots to World No.37 so is closing in on the lead 32 in short order where he would be seeded for Slams. He joins Bergs and Alexander Blockx in a new revival for Belgian tennis.

Daniel Merida in winning Umag also rises after beating Vallejo in the final who himself also rises. Merida is up to 59th, up 23 spots to reach a new career high. While Vallejo is also up eight spots to a new career high to World No.63.

Stefanos Tsitsipas rises after a great week.

Denis Shapovalov is one of the biggest droppers. He is down 28 spots to World No.67, while Camilo Ugo Carabelli down 11 spots to 69th. Alex Molcan is up 20 spots to 81st for instance.

Jannik Sinner is also up to 10th in all time rankings. He is a long way though from going up said list with Andre Agassi next up in ninth. He is on 101 weeks and while Sinner might get close, it is unsure whether he will pass him yet but then Bjorn Borg

ATP Rankings as of 20/7/26

Rank	Player	Age	Country	Points	+/-
1	Jannik Sinner	24	ITA	13,450	—
2	Alexander Zverev	29	GER	8,480	—
3	Carlos Alcaraz	23	ESP	8,160	—
4	Félix Auger-Aliassime	25	CAN	4,740	—
5	Alex de Minaur	27	AUS	4,110	—
6	Ben Shelton	23	USA	3,770	—
7	Novak Djoković	39	SRB	3,760	—
8	Daniil Medvedev	30	RUS	3,670	—
9	Flavio Cobolli	24	ITA	3,460	—
10	Taylor Fritz	28	USA	3,365	—
11	Alexander Bublik	29	KAZ	2,610	—
12	Jiří Lehečka	24	CZE	2,510	—
13	Casper Ruud	27	NOR	2,435	—
14	Andrey Rublev	28	RUS	2,380	+2
15	Lorenzo Musetti	24	ITA	2,315	-1
16	Learner Tien	20	USA	2,270	-1
17	Frances Tiafoe	28	USA	2,230	—
18	Jakub Menšík	20	CZE	2,205	+1
19	Valentin Vacherot	27	MON	2,188	+2
20	Alejandro Davidovich Fokina	27	ESP	2,160	—
21	Luciano Darderi	24	ITA	2,125	-3
22	Francisco Cerúndolo	27	ARG	2,060	—
23	Arthur Fils	22	FRA	1,990	—
24	Tommy Paul	29	USA	1,975	—
25	Rafael Jódar	19	ESP	1,927	—
26	Karen Khachanov	30	RUS	1,780	—
27	Arthur Rinderknech	30	FRA	1,723	+1
28	João Fonseca	19	BRA	1,710	-1
29	Ugo Humbert	28	FRA	1,575	—
30	Alejandro Tabilo	29	CHI	1,508	+1
31	Tomás Martín Etcheverry	27	ARG	1,460	-1
32	Brandon Nakashima	24	USA	1,435	—
33	Matteo Arnaldi	25	ITA	1,399	+1
34	Zizou Bergs	27	BEL	1,340	+1
35	Ignacio Buse	22	PER	1,312	-2
36	Arthur Fery	24	GBR	1,297	—
37	Raphaël Collignon	24	BEL	1,234	+5
38	Alexander Blockx	21	BEL	1,218	-1
39	Cameron Norrie	30	GBR	1,205	-1
40	Corentin Moutet	27	FRA	1,123	—
41	Jan-Lennard Struff	36	GER	1,104	—
42	Matteo Berrettini	30	ITA	1,075	+1
43	Jaume Munar	29	ESP	1,075	+1
44	Alex Michelsen	21	USA	1,050	+2
45	Ethan Quinn	22	USA	1,021	+2
46	Adrian Mannarino	38	FRA	1,005	+3
47	Mariano Navone	25	ARG	1,005	+1
48	Nuno Borges	29	POR	995	+4
49	Térence Atmane	24	FRA	992	+1
50	Juan Manuel Cerúndolo	24	ARG	989	-5
51	Stefanos Tsitsipas	27	GRE	980	+34
52	Yannick Hanfmann	34	GER	974	-1
53	Tomáš Macháč	25	CZE	970	—
54	Fábián Marozsán	26	HUN	970	—
55	Botic van de Zandschulp	30	NED	969	—
56	Sebastián Báez	25	ARG	950	—
57	Thiago Agustín Tirante	25	ARG	936	+4
58	Miomir Kecmanović	26	SRB	930	+1
59	Daniel Mérida	21	ESP	925	+23
60	Román Andrés Burruchaga	24	ARG	925	+7
61	Daniel Altmaier	27	GER	924	-1
62	Martin Landaluce	20	ESP	920	—
63	Adolfo Daniel Vallejo	22	PAR	918	+8
64	Sebastian Korda	26	USA	900	-1
65	Pablo Carreño Busta	35	ESP	896	—
66	Tallon Griekspoor	30	NED	895	-9
67	Denis Shapovalov	27	CAN	890	-28
68	Vít Kopřiva	29	CZE	881	-4
69	Camilo Ugo Carabelli	27	ARG	880	-11
70	Hubert Hurkacz	29	POL	865	-2
71	Kamil Majchrzak	30	POL	857	-5
72	Hamad Medjedović	23	SRB	844	-3
73	Zachary Svajda	23	USA	822	-1
74	Jenson Brooksby	25	USA	770	+2
75	Valentin Royer	25	FRA	768	+2
76	Márton Fucsovics	34	HUN	765	+2
77	Lorenzo Sonego	31	ITA	758	+6
78	Luca Van Assche	22	FRA	755	+8
79	Mattia Bellucci	25	ITA	751	+1
80	Holger Rune	23	DEN	750	+1
81	Alex Molčan	28	SVK	747	+20
82	James Duckworth	34	AUS	746	-8
83	Quentin Halys	29	FRA	743	+7
84	Aleksandr Shevchenko	25	KAZ	736	+16
85	Marcos Giron	32	USA	730	+2
86	Marin Čilić	37	CRO	721	+2
87	Damir Džumhur	34	BIH	719	+21
88	Jaime Faria	22	POR	718	+4
89	Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard	23	FRA	710	—
90	Jan Choinski	30	GBR	707	-15
91	Dino Prižmić	20	CRO	702	-7
92	Gabriel Diallo	24	CAN	695	+1
93	Aleksandar Kovačević	27	USA	685	-23
94	Roman Safiullin	28	RUS	678	+2
95	Marco Trungelliti	36	ARG	678	+4
96	Rinky Hijikata	25	AUS	677	+1
97	Sho Shimabukuro	28	JPN	677	-2
98	Jesper de Jong	26	NED	668	-25
99	Adam Walton	27	AUS	668	-20
100	Emilio Nava	24	USA	664	-9

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