This week, some changes should be noted in the Top 10. Away from the courts and launched into a time trial to be able to play Wimbledon, Novak Djokovic scratched a place without playing. The Serbian returned to 2nd in the world, ahead Carlos Alcaraz, who lost his title points at Queen’s in 2023. Jannik Sinner, sacred to Halleis still the king of the ATP with 1530 points ahead of Novak Djokovic.
Novak Djokovic on the London lawn Sunday afternoon!
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Hurkacz moves to 7th, Humbert still 16th, Mpetshi continues to climb
In the Top 10, finalist at Halle, Hubert Hurkacz gained 2 places to find himself 7th, unlike Alex De Minaur, who dropped 2 places to be 9th. Sacred to Queen’s, Tommy Paul has gained another place and is ranked 12th in the world. On the French side, Ugo Humbert is still 16th in the ATP. Adrian Mannarino is him 22nd, whileArthur Fils and Gaël Monfils are 34th and 40th respectively. Note the 8 places gained by John Mpetshi, now 59th. His best ranking. Conversely, Arthur Cazaux is close to leaving the Top 100. In the tough since mid-March, the Héraultais is 98th.
