ATP Rankings Update: No rise for Novak Djokovic despite title 100, Flavio Cobolli and Andrey Rublev succeed post Hamburg

The ATP Rankings have been updated for another week with changes throughout the main positions after Geneva and Hamburg. Novak Djokovic though does not rise despite winning title 100.

Djokovic currently sits in World No.6 with Jack Draper who is ahead of him set currently give the ranking drop off for Taylor Fritz to become World No.4 in short order. But Djokovic would likely need an early exit for the names ahead of him and a late run to rise once more.

Lorenzo Musetti who won through yesterday is up to World No.7, he usurps Casper Ruud who wasn't able to defend his title at the Geneva Open. He withdrew late so dropped those points.

But in Hamburg, it saw rises for Andrey Rublev who lost in the final to Flavio Cobolli. Rublev rose two spots to World No.15 as he looks to rejoin the higher echelons. Frances Tiafoe and Grigor Dimitrov fell as a result.

Ugo Humbert usurped Tomas Machac into World No.21, while Cobolli rose nine spots to World No.26 after winning the title. Felix Auger-Aliassime and Hubert Hurkacz also shone in regards to ranking rises up three spots each to World No.27 and 28.

Alejandro Davidovich Fokina fell three spots, while Matteo Berrettini who had to withdraw from the French Open is down two to World No.30.

In terms of other rises, Jiri Lehecka is up three spots to World No.34, Matteo Arnaldi who lost this time to Novak Djokovic in Geneva is still up three to World No.36 with Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard next falling five spots. Sebastian Baez too fell two spots.

Roberto Bautista Agut is also back into the top 50 rising to World No.49 after this past week. No doubt as ever these ranking rises will change exponentially for the French Open with rises and falls incoming both for top names who lose early and those who go on a run.