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

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

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