ATP Rankings Update: Ruud and Auger-Aliassime return to top 10 as Draper and Rune drop out

As the latest ATP tournaments come to a climax, there is movement in the rankings once more. As the players travers back to Europe to compete in the indoor events, familiar faces pick up titles and gain ground on their rivals once more.

Casper Ruud clinched his second title away from his favoured clay surface, defeating Ugo Humbert 6-2, 6-3 to win the Nordic Open. The 250 event was competed by a plethora of big names with the top four seeds all venturing to the semi-finals. However, it was Ruud who takes home the biggest prize, as he makes a welcoming return to the top 10 in the world, rising two places into 9th with 3,145 points.

A similar tale can be said for Felix Auger-Aliassime who continues his positive end to the campaign with a title Brussels, coming out on top over Jiri Lehecka 7-6(2), 6-7(6), 6-2. Similar to Ruud the Canadian was the second seed in the event, and after winning the prestigious title also clambers up two positions to force his way back into the top 10, just behind Ruud in 10th with the exact same number of points. Aside from this, the top 10 remains the same.

The two casualties from this are Jack Draper and Holger Rune. Draper continues to miss events due to an arm injury he picked up at Wimbledon, forcing him to pull out of the US Open and miss the Asian swing. As high as number four in the world a few months ago, he now leaves the top 10 in the world as a return to the court comes closer.

While a semi-final in Stockholm is a decent result for Rune, he still finds himself tumble down a couple of positions to 12th in the world, losing 190 points with his new tally now at 2990. It was a heartbreaking end to the Dane's competition, suffering a serious ankle injury which could possibly see him miss up to a year of action.

After a year of decline, Daniil Medvedev has finally got some positive news as he rises one place up to 13th in the world after claiming the title in the Almaty Open against Corentin Moutet. The Russian has looked closer to getting back to his best with deep runs in Beijing and Shanghai but can finally lift his first trophy since Rome back in 2023. Humbert's final appearance in Sweden bumps him up a place into 23rd, while fellow Frenchman Moutet boosts himself up to 34th in the world after the Medvedev final defeat.

The big serving Giovanni Mpetshi-Perricard picked up the title in Basel last year, defeating a number of big names enroute to the title. Ahead of defending his title, he has plummeted down 22 places with a new position of 55th in the world. The damage was limited by a semi-final run in Brussels, losing out to Lehecka in a match with zero breaks of serve.

Arthur Fils has not hit a ball in anger since the Canadian Open with injury keeping him out for the rest of 2025. He drops down five positions with the 200 points from his semi-final in Basel being taken off, lowering him down to 35th in the world.

Nr Player Age Ctry Pts +/-

1 Carlos Alcaraz 22 ESP 11340

2 Jannik Sinner 24 ITA 10000

3 Alexander Zverev 28 GER 5930

4 Taylor Fritz 27 USA 4645

5 Novak Djokovic 38 SRB 4580

6 Ben Shelton 23 USA 4100

7 Alex de Minaur 26 AUS 3935

8 Lorenzo Musetti 23 ITA 3685

9 Jack Draper 23 GBR 3590

10 Holger Rune 22 DEN 3180 1

11 Casper Ruud 26 NOR 3145 1

12 Félix Auger-Aliassime 25 CAN 3145 1

13 Karen Khachanov 29 RUS 2950 -3

14 Daniil Medvedev 29 RUS 2810

15 Andrey Rublev 28 RUS 2560

16 Alexander Bublik 28 KAZ 2430

17 Jirí Lehecka 23 CZE 2415

18 Alejandro Davidovich Fokina 26 ESP 2285 2

19 Jakub Menšík 20 CZE 2265

20 Tommy Paul 28 USA 2110 -2

21 Francisco Cerúndolo 27 ARG 2085

22 Flavio Cobolli 23 ITA 1975

23 Denis Shapovalov 26 CAN 1928

24 Ugo Humbert 27 FRA 1880 1

25 Stefanos Tsitsipas 27 GRE 1725 -1

26 Luciano Darderi 23 ITA 1649

27 Arthur Rinderknech 30 FRA 1590 1

28 Tallon Griekspoor 29 NED 1565 -1

29 Frances Tiafoe 27 USA 1560

30 Arthur Fils 21 FRA 1560 1

31 Tomáš Machác 25 CZE 1545 -1

32 Brandon Nakashima 24 USA 1470 2

33 Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard 22 FRA 1455 4

34 Alex Michelsen 21 USA 1440 2

35 Cameron Norrie 30 GBR 1433 -2

36 Corentin Moutet 26 FRA 1398 5

37 Grigor Dimitrov 34 BUL 1380 -5

38 Learner Tien 19 USA 1316

39 Valentin Vacherot 26 MON 1283 1

40 Zizou Bergs 26 BEL 1274 -1

41 Gabriel Diallo 24 CAN 1228 -6

42 Jaume Munar 28 ESP 1208

43 Sebastián Báez 24 ARG 1155 1

44 Alexandre Müller 28 FRA 1153 -1

45 Lorenzo Sonego 30 ITA 1130 2

46 João Fonseca 19 BRA 1129 -1

47 Nuno Borges 28 POR 1120 -1

48 Alexei Popyrin 26 AUS 1090

49 Fábián Marozsán 26 HUN 1065 3

50 Camilo Ugo Carabelli 26 ARG 1053

51 Daniel Altmaier 27 GER 1048

52 Miomir Kecmanovic 26 SRB 1041 -3

53 Márton Fucsovics 33 HUN 986 2

54 Benjamin Bonzi 29 FRA 980 -1

55 Jenson Brooksby 24 USA 967 1

56 Sebastian Korda 25 USA 960 4

57 Marcos Giron 32 USA 925 -3

58 Adrian Mannarino 37 FRA 917 1

59 Matteo Berrettini 29 ITA 905 2

60 Tomás Martín Etcheverry 26 ARG 905 3

61 Arthur Cazaux 23 FRA 902 -3

62 Reilly Opelka 28 USA 895

63 Damir Džumhur 33 BIH 883 4

64 Francisco Comesaña 25 ARG 880 4

65 Aleksandar Kovacevic 27 USA 877 4

66 Gaël Monfils 39 FRA 875 -1

67 Hamad Medjedovic 22 SRB 875 -3

68 Térence Atmane 23 FRA 874 -2

69 Valentin Royer 24 FRA 869 1

70 Kamil Majchrzak 29 POL 836 5

71 Ethan Quinn 21 USA 834 1

72 Matteo Arnaldi 24 ITA 818 2

73 Raphaël Collignon 23 BEL 813 17

74 Adam Walton 26 AUS 796 2

75 Alejandro Tabilo 28 CHI 792 -2

76 Hubert Hurkacz 28 POL 785 2

77 Mattia Bellucci 24 ITA 783 -6

78 Quentin Halys 28 FRA 774 -1

79 Jordan Thompson 31 AUS 772 1

80 Jesper de Jong 25 NED 760 2

81 Jacob Fearnley 24 GBR 754

82 Botic van de Zandschulp 30 NED 752 4

83 Luca Nardi 22 ITA 747

84 Laslo Djere 30 SRB 738 -5

85 Mariano Navone 24 ARG 735 -1

86 Juan Manuel Cerúndolo 23 ARG 727 1

87 Roberto Bautista Agut 37 ESP 720 -30

88 Pedro Martínez 28 ESP 718 1

89 Marin Cilic 37 CRO 709 3

90 Dalibor Svrcina 23 CZE 699 -2

91 Jan Lennard Struff 35 GER 698 7

92 Emilio Nava 23 USA 682 1

93 Shintaro Mochizuki 22 JPN 680 9

94 Vít Kopriva 28 CZE 677

95 Filip Misolic 24 AUT 676

96 Nikoloz Basilashvili 33 GEO 673 5

97 Pablo Carreño Busta 34 ESP 668 7

98 Tristan Schoolkate 24 AUS 662 -2

99 Alexander Shevchenko 24 KAZ 662 -8

100 Aleksandar Vukic 29 AUS 658 -15

101 Thiago Agustín Tirante 24 ARG 639 -1

102 Carlos Taberner 28 ESP 620 1

103 Eliot Spizzirri 23 USA 618 8

104 David Goffin 34 BEL 609 1

105 Christopher O'Connell 31 AUS 599 1

106 Rinky Hijikata 24 AUS 582 8

107 Cristian Garín 29 CHI 579 1

108 James Duckworth 33 AUS 578 30

109 Brandon Holt 27 USA 565 3

110 Mackenzie McDonald 30 USA 562 -11

111 Ignacio Buse 21 PER 559 2

112 Borna Coric 28 CRO 557 -5

113 Hugo Gaston 25 FRA 553 -16

114 Nicolás Jarry 30 CHI 551 -5

115 Yunchaokete Bu 23 CHN 551

116 Kei Nishikori 35 JPN 545 1

117 Dušan Lajovic 35 SRB 538 4

118 Tomás Barrios Vera 27 CHI 537 1

119 Dino Prižmic 20 CRO 536 1

120 Otto Virtanen 24 FIN 524 -4

121 Alexander Blockx 20 BEL 514 2

122 Liam Draxl 23 CAN 514 -4

123 Nishesh Basavareddy 20 USA 509 2

124 Lukáš Klein 27 SVK 507 2

125 Chun Hsin Tseng 24 TWN 503 2

126 Yannick Hanfmann 33 GER 502 13

127 Jaime Faria 22 POR 501 1

128 Román Andrés Burruchaga 23 ARG 497 3

129 Roberto Carballés Baena 32 ESP 495 -7

130 Billy Harris 30 GBR 489

131 Roman Safiullin 28 RUS 488 1

132 Hugo Dellien 32 BOL 488 -3

133 Vilius Gaubas 20 LTU 483

134 Jan Choinski 29 GBR 482

135 Martin Landaluce 19 ESP 479 -25

136 Colton Smith 22 USA 478 -1

137 Nicolai Budkov Kjaer 19 NOR 473 -1

138 Sebastian Ofner 29 AUT 463 2

139 Francesco Passaro 24 ITA 462 2

140 Marco Trungelliti 35 ARG 458 2

141 Elmer Møller 22 DEN 456 2

142 Pierre Hugues Herbert 34 FRA 446 6

143 Andrea Pellegrino 28 ITA 446 1

144 Moez Echargui 32 TUN 446 1

145 Zachary Svajda 22 USA 443 1

146 Ugo Blanchet 26 FRA 433 4

147 Mark Lajal 22 EST 429 2

148 Tristan Boyer 24 USA 411 -24

149 Daniel Elahi Galán 29 COL 411 2

150 Matteo Gigante 23 ITA 407 -3