ATP Rankings Update: Novak Djokovic slides down to lowest ranking since November 2022

The ATP Rankings have been updated after the latest week of action albeit with the asterisk with the ATP Finals currently ongoing in Turin. But Jannik Sinner starts his 23rd week as World No.1 as Novak Djokovic slides down to his lowest ranking in years.

The points dropped from the 2023 ATP Finals now kick in with Sinner losing 1,000 from the previous edition. He now sits on 10,330 points. But will no doubt make up for lost points in Turin.

Albeit not that it massively matters as he has a 3,015 point lead anyway with Carlos Alcaraz 505 adrift further of that second placed player, Alexander Zverev.

Djokovic has dropped to his lowest since November 2022 when he was at number eight. He could slip as low as World No.9 in event of good runs for Casper Ruud, Andrey Rublev and Alex de Minaur in Turin. He is currently sixth. One of the only things though that works in his favour is that he suffered a lot of poor losses to start 2024 so if he reverses them in 2025, he will jump up again.

Others to rise include the champions Denis Shapovalov in Belgrade and also Benjamin Bonzi in Metz. The former who used to be top 10 is up 22 spots to World No.56. While Bonzi is up 46 spots to World No.78. Kei Nishikori also rises again to World No.107 up 25 spots after winning a challenger.