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ATP Rankings Update: Stefanos Tsitsipas returns to top 10 after Dubai win, Ben Shelton and Felix Auger-Aliassime both rise

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by Samuel Gill
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Another week, another ATP Rankings update and the last before Indian Wells as Stefanos Tsitsipas shines before a stint in the desert. He won the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships this past week and moves back into the top 10.
Tsitsipas finally achieved a milestone that had long eluded him in the form of winning an ATP 500 title. He won the final 6-3, 6-3 against Felix Auger-Aliassime and had previously lost 11 finals on the ATP 500 circuit.
As Auger-Aliassime will know having his own issues before getting over the line, once the floodgates open, it is very much more and more from there as the Canadian has won two titles alone this year. The Greek earned 400 points from sealing the title and has re-entered the top 10.
He has moved from 11th to ninth with Tommy Paul the player to fall out. It has been a tough road for Tsitsipas who has gone from red hot last season in Monte-Carlo to not being able to buy a win. But in a similar move to Madison Keys on the WTA side, she changed her racquet and it is now paying dividends. He will now be heading to that manufacturer for sure to try and get a deal as he has shown it works.

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Tomas Machac also worked this week in getting his ranking up. Winning the ATP 500 title in Acapulco, he saw off Alejandro Davidovich Fokina 7-6(6), 6-2 in the final. This title earned him 475 points which takes him to a career high ranking of World No.20.
Ben Shelton lost in the Last 16 of Acapulco but was also a winner this week. He dropped 50 points but Jack Draper dropped 190 so he moved up to World No.12. A career best thus far. While when it comes to priorly mentioned Auger-Aliassime, he is up three spots to World No.18 after reaching the final.
Felix Auger-Aliassime reached a third final of the year losing to Tsitsipas.
Felix Auger-Aliassime reached a third final of the year losing to Tsitsipas.
Davidovich Fokina also surged going up a superb nine spots reaching World No.39. The rest of the top 10 remains unchanged after Tsitsipas returned.
Jannik Sinner still leads ahead of Alexander Zverev and Carlos Alcaraz. Tommy Paul shifted out due to Tsitsipas rejoining the fray. While Laslo Djere saw off Sebastian Baez in Santiago and he jumped 29 spots to sit at World No.74.
Sinner of course cannot add to his total as he is banned for the next few months. Alexander Zverev had a golden chance to become World No.1 but performed poorly at the Golden Swing. Now Sinner is bound to keep it until at least the clay court swing.
# Player Age Country Pts +/-
Last Update: Monday, March 3, 2025 at 8:44 AM
1 Jannik Sinner 23 ITA 11330
2 Alexander Zverev 27 GER 8135
3 Carlos Alcaraz 21 ESP 7510
4 Taylor Fritz 27 USA 4900
5 Casper Ruud 26 NOR 4045
6 Daniil Medvedev 29 RUS 3930
7 Novak Djoković 37 SRB 3900
8 Andrey Rublev 27 RUS 3480 +1
9 Stefanos Tsitsipas 26 GRE 3405 +2
10 Alex de Minaur 26 AUS 3335 -2
11 Tommy Paul 27 USA 3330 -1
12 Ben Shelton 22 USA 2880 +2
13 Holger Rune 21 DEN 2820
14 Jack Draper 23 GBR 2810 -2
15 Grigor Dimitrov 33 BUL 2745 +1
16 Lorenzo Musetti 23 ITA 2650 +1
17 Frances Tiafoe 27 USA 2485 +1
18 Félix Auger-Aliassime 24 CAN 2455 +3
19 Ugo Humbert 26 FRA 2375 -4
20 Tomáš Macháč 24 CZE 2330 +5
21 Arthur Fils 20 FRA 2330 -2
22 Hubert Hurkacz 28 POL 2165 -2
23 Karen Khachanov 28 RUS 1960 +1
24 Jiří Lehečka 23 CZE 1935 -2
25 Sebastian Korda 24 USA 1900 -2
26 Francisco Cerúndolo 26 ARG 1775
27 Alexei Popyrin 25 AUS 1750
28 Denis Shapovalov 25 CAN 1696 +4
29 Matteo Berrettini 28 ITA 1620 +1
30 Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard 21 FRA 1616 -1
31 Alejandro Tabilo 27 CHI 1535 -3
32 Alex Michelsen 20 USA 1445 +2
33 Brandon Nakashima 23 USA 1430 +9
34 Sebastián Báez 24 ARG 1425 -3
35 Matteo Arnaldi 24 ITA 1390 -2
36 Nuno Borges 28 POR 1385 +2
37 Lorenzo Sonego 29 ITA 1376 -2
38 Jordan Thompson 30 AUS 1375 -1
39 Alejandro Davidovich Fokina 25 ESP 1325 +9
40 Flavio Cobolli 22 ITA 1295 -1
41 Pedro Martínez 27 ESP 1295 -5
42 Gaël Monfils 38 FRA 1280 -2
43 Tallon Griekspoor 28 NED 1270 +4
44 Alexandre Müller 28 FRA 1270 -3
45 Tomás Martín Etcheverry 25 ARG 1265 -2
46 Jan Lennard Struff 34 GER 1200
47 Nicolás Jarry 29 CHI 1175 -2
48 Marcos Giron 31 USA 1150 +4
49 Miomir Kecmanović 25 SRB 1146 -5
50 Roberto Bautista Agut 36 ESP 1089 +3
51 Zhizhen Zhang 28 CHN 1075 -2
52 Roberto Carballés Baena 31 ESP 1071 -2
53 Zizou Bergs 25 BEL 1060 +3
54 Fábián Marozsán 25 HUN 1035 +1
55 Juncheng Shang 20 CHN 1025 +3
56 David Goffin 34 BEL 1006 +7
57 Jakub Menšík 19 CZE 992 -3
58 Jaume Munar 27 ESP 992 -1
59 Quentin Halys 28 FRA 976 +18
60 Luciano Darderi 23 ITA 945 -1
61 Camilo Ugo Carabelli 25 ARG 935 +8
62 Benjamin Bonzi 28 FRA 910
63 Mariano Navone 24 ARG 905 +1
64 Aleksandar Vukic 28 AUS 868 +2
65 Yoshihito Nishioka 29 JPN 866 -5
66 Francisco Comesaña 24 ARG 866 +1
67 Luca Nardi 21 ITA 862 +12
68 Learner Tien 19 USA 857 +15
69 Roman Safiullin 27 RUS 848 +3
70 Mattia Bellucci 23 ITA 840
71 Yunchaokete Bu 23 CHN 833 -3
72 Hamad Medjedović 21 SRB 829 -1
73 Arthur Rinderknech 29 FRA 824 -12
74 Laslo Djere 29 SRB 813 +29
75 Christopher O'Connell 30 AUS 805
76 Kei Nishikori 35 JPN 793 -3
77 Cameron Norrie 29 GBR 784 -3
78 Daniel Altmaier 26 GER 768 -2
79 Corentin Moutet 25 FRA 759 -14
80 Joao Fonseca 18 BRA 750 -2
81 Jacob Fearnley 23 GBR 747
82 Alexander Bublik 27 KAZ 745 -31
83 Rinky Hijikata 24 AUS 732 -1
84 Damir Džumhur 32 BIH 712 +6
85 Botic van de Zandschulp 29 NED 710 -5
86 Thanasi Kokkinakis 28 AUS 703 -2
87 Jaime Faria 21 POR 699
88 Gabriel Diallo 23 CAN 690 +1
89 Márton Fucsovics 33 HUN 666 -1
90 Francesco Passaro 24 ITA 658 +1
91 Thiago Seyboth Wild 24 BRA 657 -5
92 Raphaël Collignon 23 BEL 652 +6
93 Hugo Gaston 24 FRA 636 -1
94 Aleksandar Kovačević 26 USA 630 -9
95 Fabio Fognini 37 ITA 629 -2
96 Adam Walton 25 AUS 629 +1
97 James Duckworth 33 AUS 628 -3
98 Alexander Shevchenko 24 KAZ 618 -3
99 Lucas Pouille 31 FRA 609 -3
100 Chun Hsin Tseng 23 TWN 605 -1
101 Nishesh Basavareddy 19 USA 587 +5
102 Pavel Kotov 26 RUS 573 +5
103 Hugo Dellien 31 BOL 572 -1
104 Christopher Eubanks 28 USA 567
105 Thiago Monteiro 30 BRA 562 +3
106 Jesper de Jong 24 NED 562 -1
107 Billy Harris 30 GBR 558 +3
108 Dušan Lajović 34 SRB 555 -8
109 Mackenzie McDonald 29 USA 555 +6
110 Yannick Hanfmann 33 GER 553 -1
111 Brandon Holt 26 USA 528 +33
112 Pablo Carreño Busta 33 ESP 524
113 Arthur Cazaux 22 FRA 521 -12
114 Reilly Opelka 27 USA 516
115 Otto Virtanen 23 FIN 515 -4
116 Taro Daniel 32 JPN 508 +3
117 Tristan Boyer 23 USA 501 -4
118 Nicolas Moreno De Alboran 27 USA 501 +2
119 Vít Kopřiva 27 CZE 491 +2
120 Borna Ćorić 28 CRO 485 +23
121 Alexander Ritschard 30 SUI 480 +1
122 Kamil Majchrzak 29 POL 479 -4
123 Daniel Elahi Galán 28 COL 468 +2
124 Max Purcell 26 AUS 466 +2
125 Jozef Kovalík 32 SVK 466 -1
126 Adrian Mannarino 36 FRA 461 +1
127 Sebastian Ofner 28 AUT 458 -10
128 Federico Coria 32 ARG 458 +8
129 Juan Manuel Cerúndolo 23 ARG 451 -6
130 Tristan Schoolkate 24 AUS 450 +3
131 Jérôme Kym 22 SUI 449 -2
132 Sumit Nagal 27 IND 448 -1
133 Harold Mayot 23 FRA 448 -1
134 Thiago Agustín Tirante 23 ARG 443 -6
135 Federico Agustin Gomez 28 ARG 442
136 Román Andrés Burruchaga 23 ARG 436 -2
137 Ethan Quinn 20 USA 432 +5
138 Cristian Garín 28 CHI 427 +9
139 Facundo Díaz Acosta 24 ARG 423 -9
140 Mitchell Krueger 31 USA 422 -2
141 Lloyd Harris 28 RSA 416
142 Marin Čilić 36 CRO 413 +44
143 Martin Landaluce 19 ESP 411 -6
144 Eliot Spizzirri 23 USA 411 +44
145 Dominik Koepfer 30 GER 408 -29
146 Shintaro Mochizuki 21 JPN 404 +21
147 Lukáš Klein 26 SVK 400 +1
148 Richard Gasquet 38 FRA 398 -2
149 Marco Trungelliti 35 ARG 398 -9
150 Gustavo Heide 23 BRA 397 +10
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Samuel Gill is the Chief Content Officer (CCO) of TennisUpToDate.com, a role he has held since 2020. He is responsible for editorial governance across the platform, including setting content standards, overseeing accuracy and consistency, and guiding long-term editorial strategy. Since joining, he has contributed more than 10,000 articles and editorial pieces across the TennisUpToDate network, playing a central role in the daily operation and development of the site.
Based in Leicester, Samuel has a broad background in tennis media. In his current role, he works closely with editors and writers to ensure coverage meets clear journalistic standards, with particular attention to verification, consistency, and timely updates when new information becomes available.
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