
Novak Djokovic lost in the US Open final but retained his number one rankings as a lot of changes happened in the rankings post the US Open.
It's the day after the US Open final and as every Monday it brings us a new rankings update. Novak Djokovic is still on top but the difference between him and Medvedev is now at 1500 points. Andrey Rublev moved up to number 5 as did Matteo Berrettini who is now 7th. Casper Ruud is 10th, Auger-Aliassime is 11th. A lot of changes happened in the top 100 as well with many players moving up after strong showings in New York.
Lloyd Harris reached the quarterfinal and he jumped 15 spots to number 31. Botic Van de Zandschulp also played in the quarterfinal and jumped up 54 spots to number 63. Carlos Alcaraz is another big mover with a 17 spot jump to number 38. In total 20 players reached a new career-high on this day and they will be listed in the next paragraph.
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New career high after the US Open: Rublev at 5, Berrettini at 7, Ruud at 10, Felix Auger-Aliassime at 11, Sinner at 14, Garin at 17, Opelka at 19, Evans at 23, Norrie at 28, Harris at 31, Bublik at 34, Alcaraz at 38, Korda at 42, Musetti at 57, Martinez at 59, Van de Zandschulp at 63, Mager at 66, Rinderkench at 76, Brooksby at 80 and Bonzi at 81.
ATP Rankings as of September 13th 2021:
1 Novak Djoković 12133
2 Daniil Medvedev 10780
3 Stefanos Tsitsipas 8350
4 Alexander Zverev 7760
5 Andrey Rublev 6130
6 Rafael Nadal 5815
7 Matteo Berrettini 5173
8 Dominic Thiem 4995
9 Roger Federer 3765
10 Casper Ruud 3440
11 Félix Auger-Aliassime 3368
12 Denis Shapovalov 3310
13 Hubert Hurkacz 3128
14 Jannik Sinner 2895
15 Diego Schwartzman 2800
16 Pablo Carreño Busta 2650
17 Cristian Garín 2510
18 Roberto Bautista Agut 2405
19 Reilly Opelka 2341
20 Gaël Monfils 2233
21 Alex de Minaur 2218
22 John Isner 2171
23 Daniel Evans 2164
24 Lorenzo Sonego 2097
25 Aslan Karatsev 2074
26 Ugo Humbert 2045
27 Karen Khachanov 1965
28 Cameron Norrie 1930
29 Grigor Dimitrov 1836
30 David Goffin 1766
31 Lloyd Harris 1758
32 Fabio Fognini 1744
33 Milos Raonic 1649
34 Alexander Bublik 1588
35 Nikoloz Basilashvili 1578
36 Dušan Lajović 1565
37 Filip Krajinović 1544
38 Carlos Alcaraz 1499
39 Taylor Fritz 1495
40 Marin Čilić 1493
41 Márton Fucsovics 1469
42 Sebastian Korda 1459
43 John Millman 1455
44 Alejandro Davidovich Fokina 1429
45 Adrian Mannarino 1424
46 Federico Delbonis 1420
47 Albert Ramos Viñolas 1391
48 Benoît Paire 1362
49 Stan Wawrinka 1355
50 Laslo Djere 1322
51 Borna Ćorić 1319
52 Frances Tiafoe 1312
53 Ilya Ivashka 1305
54 Jan Lennard Struff 1208
55 Kei Nishikori 1208
56 Tommy Paul 1138
57 Lorenzo Musetti 1108
58 Mackenzie McDonald 1105
59 Pedro Martínez 1054
60 Miomir Kecmanović 1025
61 Federico Coria 1024
62 Dominik Koepfer 1015
63 Botic van de Zandschulp 1015
64 Jaume Munar 1003
65 Vasek Pospisil 990
66 Gianluca Mager 990
67 Facundo Bagnis 985
68 Kevin Anderson 983
69 Marcos Giron 982
70 Yoshihito Nishioka 975
71 Alexei Popyrin 970
72 Jérémy Chardy 969
73 Mikael Ymer 960
74 Emil Ruusuvuori 958
75 Jordan Thompson 955
76 Benjamin Bonzi 952
77 Arthur Rinderknech 944
78 Sam Querrey 943
79 Aljaž Bedene 942
80 James Duckworth 934
81 Jenson Brooksby 922
82 Guido Pella 914
83 Soonwoo Kwon 899
84 Richard Gasquet 896
85 Marco Cecchinato 896
86 Brandon Nakashima 893
87 Steve Johnson 876
88 Andreas Seppi 868
89 Jiří Veselý 865
90 Egor Gerasimov 856
91 Roberto Carballés Baena 849
92 Thiago Monteiro 832
93 Corentin Moutet 828
94 Pablo Andújar 825
95 Nick Kyrgios 798
96 Denis Kudla 788
97 Pablo Cuevas 777
98 Pierre Hugues Herbert 773
99 Stefano Travaglia 766
100 Gilles Simon 764
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