ATP Rankings Update: Jenson Brooksby remarkably rises over 300 spots after Houston win, Jack Draper surges to career high

Monday, 07 April 2025 at 10:30

Jenson Brooksby hitting a forehand during Houston Open

The ATP Rankings have been updated for another week with Jenson Brooksby leading the way in terms of ranking rises. He has shifted a remarkable 335 spots in one week.

Brooksby went from being a qualifier in the preliminary rounds to winning Houston as he cements his return to the fore after being out injured and also banned from the sport for missing doping tests.

The American also created quite a moment as after being Autistic and openly talking about that part of his life, he managed to win a title to begin Autism Awareness Month.

He climbs up to World No.172 after Houston so while he isn't in the 33rd position that he once was, it is a steady start back to ATP life with his biggest title to date. Colton Smith, a rising star around him also impressed in Houston. He shifted 32 spots himself going up to World No.168, a huge career high.

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At the top also there was a change as Jack Draper moved up to a new career high of World No.6 by default as Casper Ruud went down to World No.7. Of course while Ruud won the UTS title in Nimes, he doesn't gain anything from it.

Being of course a non sanctioned event. But given that Ruud plays a lot of clay court tournaments, he often has a lot of points to defend this time of year and that is no different in 2025. Further down. Hubert Hurkacz who won't play Monte-Carlo has fallen down to World No.26.

This means Jakub Mensik further gets a career high. He is in World No.23 with Francisco Cerundolo, Sebastian Korda and Karen Khachanov around him also benefiting. Matteo Berrettini also not defending Marrakech has led to him falling seven spots. Alexei Popyrin, Jiri Lehecka, Denis Shapovalov as well as Brandon Nakashima all rose as a result.

Flavio Cobolli also won the title in Bucharest and is up nine spots as a result of sealing the title to World No.36. His career high is World No.30. Jannik Sinner of course remains as World No.1. He will likely do so until his return to the sport in a few weeks with Alexander Zverev spurning his chance to usurp him.

ATP Rankings as of 7/4/25

#	Player	Age	Country	Pts	+/-
Last Update: Monday, April 7, 2025 at 8:39 AM
1	Jannik Sinner	23	ITA	10330
2	Alexander Zverev	27	GER	7645
3	Carlos Alcaraz	21	ESP	6720
4	Taylor Fritz	27	USA	5290
5	Novak Djoković	37	SRB	4510
6	Casper Ruud	26	NOR	3855
7	Jack Draper	23	GBR	3780
8	Stefanos Tsitsipas	26	GRE	3445	+2
9	Andrey Rublev	27	RUS	3440
10	Alex de Minaur	26	AUS	3335	+1
11	Daniil Medvedev	29	RUS	3290	-3
12	Holger Rune	21	DEN	3270
13	Tommy Paul	27	USA	3070
14	Ben Shelton	22	USA	2940
15	Arthur Fils	20	FRA	2670	+3
16	Lorenzo Musetti	23	ITA	2650
17	Frances Tiafoe	27	USA	2525
18	Grigor Dimitrov	33	BUL	2495	-3
19	Félix Auger-Aliassime	24	CAN	2415
20	Ugo Humbert	26	FRA	2335
21	Tomáš Macháč	24	CZE	2210
22	Hubert Hurkacz	28	POL	2105
23	Francisco Cerúndolo	26	ARG	2075	+1
24	Jakub Menšík	19	CZE	2032	+30
25	Sebastian Korda	24	USA	2010
26	Karen Khachanov	28	RUS	1950	-3
27	Matteo Berrettini	28	ITA	1770	+3
28	Alexei Popyrin	25	AUS	1760	-2
29	Jiří Lehečka	23	CZE	1745	-2
30	Denis Shapovalov	25	CAN	1716	-2
31	Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard	21	FRA	1644	-2
32	Alejandro Tabilo	27	CHI	1575	-1
33	Brandon Nakashima	23	USA	1570	-1
34	Alex Michelsen	20	USA	1445	-1
35	Jordan Thompson	30	AUS	1415	+2
36	Sebastián Báez	24	ARG	1385
37	Tallon Griekspoor	28	NED	1370	-3
38	Lorenzo Sonego	29	ITA	1361
39	Matteo Arnaldi	24	ITA	1340	-4
40	Alejandro Davidovich Fokina	25	ESP	1305	-1
41	Alexandre Müller	28	FRA	1304
42	Gaël Monfils	38	FRA	1280	+4
43	Nuno Borges	28	POR	1265	-1
44	Tomás Martín Etcheverry	25	ARG	1260
45	Flavio Cobolli	22	ITA	1260	-2
46	Marcos Giron	31	USA	1240	-1
47	Pedro Martínez	27	ESP	1205	-7
48	Miomir Kecmanović	25	SRB	1166
49	Jan Lennard Struff	34	GER	1120
50	Zizou Bergs	25	BEL	1090	+1
51	Roberto Carballés Baena	32	ESP	1051	+2
52	Roberto Bautista Agut	36	ESP	1049	-2
53	Zhizhen Zhang	28	CHN	1045	-1
54	David Goffin	34	BEL	1043	+1
55	Jaume Munar	27	ESP	1029	+1
56	Quentin Halys	28	FRA	1011	+1
57	Luciano Darderi	23	ITA	989	+4
58	Nicolás Jarry	29	CHI	965	-11
59	Joao Fonseca	18	BRA	961	+1
60	Juncheng Shang	20	CHN	945	-2
61	Mariano Navone	24	ARG	925	+1
62	Benjamin Bonzi	28	FRA	923	+1
63	Camilo Ugo Carabelli	25	ARG	918	+2
64	Francisco Comesaña	24	ARG	890	+3
65	Damir Džumhur	32	BIH	874	+5
66	Kei Nishikori	35	JPN	873	-2
67	Yunchaokete Bu	23	CHN	873	+2
68	Roman Safiullin	27	RUS	871	+3
69	Learner Tien	19	USA	865	-3
70	Yoshihito Nishioka	29	JPN	849	-2
71	Mattia Bellucci	23	ITA	842	+1
72	Hamad Medjedović	21	SRB	834	+1
73	Jacob Fearnley	23	GBR	820	+10
74	Arthur Rinderknech	29	FRA	815
75	Corentin Moutet	25	FRA	809	+1
76	Aleksandar Vukic	29	AUS	808	+1
77	Alexander Bublik	27	KAZ	805	+3
78	Laslo Djere	29	SRB	791	-3
79	Aleksandar Kovačević	26	USA	780
80	Fábián Marozsán	25	HUN	775	-21
81	Gabriel Diallo	23	CAN	770	+6
82	Rinky Hijikata	24	AUS	769	+4
83	Daniel Altmaier	26	GER	763	-1
84	Hugo Gaston	24	FRA	751	+4
85	Adam Walton	25	AUS	746	+4
86	Cameron Norrie	29	GBR	744	-5
87	Christopher O'Connell	30	AUS	735	-9
88	Botic van de Zandschulp	29	NED	730	-3
89	James Duckworth	33	AUS	698	+6
90	Márton Fucsovics	33	HUN	655
91	Thanasi Kokkinakis	28	AUS	648	+2
92	Raphaël Collignon	23	BEL	644	-1
93	Luca Nardi	21	ITA	637	-9
94	Thiago Monteiro	30	BRA	628	+5
95	Jaime Faria	21	POR	624	-3
96	Borna Ćorić	28	CRO	613	+16
97	Francesco Passaro	24	ITA	611	-3
98	Jesper de Jong	24	NED	609	+7
99	Fabio Fognini	37	ITA	607	-2
100	Mackenzie McDonald	29	USA	592	+1
101	Chun Hsin Tseng	23	TWN	587	+14
102	Hugo Dellien	31	BOL	582	+1
103	Billy Harris	30	GBR	580	+4
104	Reilly Opelka	27	USA	579	+10
105	Alexander Shevchenko	24	KAZ	578	-7
106	Vít Kopřiva	27	CZE	576	+16
107	Pavel Kotov	26	RUS	573	-5
108	Nishesh Basavareddy	19	USA	571	-8
109	Dušan Lajović	34	SRB	570	-1
110	Pablo Carreño Busta	33	ESP	568	-1
111	Thiago Agustín Tirante	23	ARG	560	+6
112	Lucas Pouille	31	FRA	559	-6
113	Thiago Seyboth Wild	25	BRA	557	-17
114	Daniel Elahi Galán	28	COL	538	-4
115	Brandon Holt	27	USA	533	+1
116	Valentin Royer	23	FRA	520	+5
117	Christopher Eubanks	28	USA	515	-13
118	Marin Čilić	36	CRO	513	+25
119	Arthur Cazaux	22	FRA	508	-1
120	Tristan Schoolkate	24	AUS	494	+9
121	Tristan Boyer	23	USA	491	-10
122	Kamil Majchrzak	29	POL	482	-2
123	Yannick Hanfmann	33	GER	479	-10
124	Taro Daniel	32	JPN	478	-5
125	Alexander Ritschard	31	SUI	466
126	Federico Coria	33	ARG	464	-2
127	Nicolas Moreno De Alboran	27	USA	461	-4
128	Juan Manuel Cerúndolo	23	ARG	461	-2
129	Eliot Spizzirri	23	USA	460	+5
130	Ethan Quinn	21	USA	456	+5
131	Jérôme Kym	22	SUI	449	-1
132	Max Purcell	27	AUS	446	-4
133	Cristian Garín	28	CHI	439	+3
134	Sebastian Ofner	28	AUT	432	-3
135	Otto Virtanen	23	FIN	430	-2
136	Harold Mayot	23	FRA	427	-4
137	Sumit Nagal	27	IND	426	+2
138	Román Andrés Burruchaga	23	ARG	426	-1
139	Elmer Møller	21	DEN	424	+17
140	Federico Agustin Gomez	28	ARG	417	-2
141	Mitchell Krueger	31	USA	416
142	Lloyd Harris	28	RSA	416
143	Facundo Díaz Acosta	24	ARG	413	-3
144	Adrian Mannarino	36	FRA	409	+1
145	Carlos Taberner	27	ESP	400	+25
146	Jozef Kovalík	32	SVK	397	-19
147	Tomás Barrios Vera	27	CHI	388	+2
148	Richard Gasquet	38	FRA	386
149	Shintaro Mochizuki	21	JPN	384	+6
150	Alexander Blockx	19	BEL	384	+13

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