When were the ATP rankings first established?

The first rankings for singles were published on 23 August 1973 while the doubles players were ranked for the first time on 1 March 1976.

When are the ATP rankings updated?

The rankings are updated every Monday, and points are deducted 52 weeks after they were earned (except the ATP Finals, where points are dropped on the Monday following the last ATP Tour event of the following year).

ATP Tennis: Men’s Singles Tennis Rankings

The ATP Rankings are a merit-based system used by the Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP).

Points are awarded based on the quality of the tournament an the stage reached with the four Grand Slam tennis tournaments (Australian Open, French Open, Wimbledon & US Open) awarding the most points.

These ATP tennis rankings determine qualification for all men’s singles and doubles tournaments, as well as seeding.

The top 100 Men’s Singles Tennis players:

Ranking	Move	Player	Age	Points	Tourn Played	Points Dropping	Next Best
1		Daniil Medvedev	26	8,615	23	250	0
2		Novak Djokovic	34	8,465	13	0	0
3		Alexander Zverev	24	7,515	24	500	10
4		Rafael Nadal	35	6,515	11	0	0
5		Stefanos Tsitsipas	23	6,325	27	300	45
6	1	Matteo Berrettini	25	4,928	22	63	5
7	1	Andrey Rublev	24	4,590	28	270	90
8		Casper Ruud	23	3,915	31	90	90
9		Felix Auger-Aliassime	21	3,883	25	90	45
10	1	Jannik Sinner	20	3,495	38	135	44
11	1	Hubert Hurkacz	25	3,468	28	45	10
12		Cameron Norrie	26	3,305	29	90	45
13		Denis Shapovalov	22	3,020	27	225	46
14		Diego Schwartzman	29	2,660	26	0	0
15		Roberto Bautista Agut	33	2,480	28	195	90
16		Pablo Carreno Busta	30	2,220	24	0	0
17		Reilly Opelka	24	2,156	28	0	0
18		Nikoloz Basilashvili	30	2,121	33	250	10
19		Carlos Alcaraz	18	2,056	22	0	0
20		Taylor Fritz	24	2,010	32	135	80
21		Lorenzo Sonego	26	1,937	34	45	10
22		Aslan Karatsev	28	1,933	39	535	30
23		John Isner	36	1,801	18	45	0
24		Marin Cilic	33	1,785	25	0	0
25	1	Cristian Garin	25	1,716	28	250	10
26	1	Karen Khachanov	25	1,680	30	90	46
27		Roger Federer	40	1,665	8	45	0
28		Gael Monfils	35	1,633	23	0	0
29		Daniel Evans	31	1,542	33	0	0
30	1	Frances Tiafoe	24	1,463	27	65	20
31	1	Alex de Minaur	23	1,451	28	0	0
32	2	Lloyd Harris	25	1,393	31	342	10
33	1	Alexander Bublik	24	1,391	38	0	0
34	2	Federico Delbonis	31	1,382	34	90	10
35	2	Grigor Dimitrov	30	1,381	24	90	0
36	2	Fabio Fognini	34	1,359	28	45	10
37	4	Albert Ramos-Vinolas	34	1,314	38	0	0
38	2	Sebastian Korda	21	1,289	32	45	3
39		Tommy Paul	24	1,252	34	0	0
40	1	Filip Krajinovic	30	1,212	30	45	20
41	2	Ilya Ivashka	28	1,179	28	0	0
42	2	Ugo Humbert	23	1,178	30	90	10
43	3	Jenson Brooksby	21	1,153	25	48	4
44	1	Dusan Lajovic	31	1,126	33	45	10
45	2	Alejandro Davidovich Fokina	22	1,115	33	40	20
46	4	Kei Nishikori	32	1,110	17	90	0
47	1	Botic van de Zandschulp	26	1,096	35	10	10
48	13	Marton Fucsovics	30	1,082	31	135	30
49	1	Pedro Martinez	24	1,072	41	0	0
50	1	Dominic Thiem	28	1,070	13	45	0
51	1	Dominik Koepfer	27	1,054	34	180	10
52	3	Laslo Djere	26	1,041	34	90	20
53		Benoit Paire	32	1,040	41	0	0
54		Tallon Griekspoor	25	1,024	37	80	16
55		Marcos Giron	28	1,001	29	0	0
56	1	Lorenzo Musetti	20	1,000	41	200	4
57	2	Arthur Rinderknech	26	986	44	57	8
58	2	Jan-Lennard Struff	31	984	29	0	0
59	2	Mackenzie McDonald	26	976	33	20	10
60	2	Sebastian Baez	21	965	36	92	11
61	5	Miomir Kecmanovic	22	921	32	45	10
62	5	Benjamin Bonzi	25	909	41	49	13
63		James Duckworth	30	906	32	0	0
64	1	Soonwoo Kwon	24	906	32	0	0
65	4	Federico Coria	29	906	44	20	10
66	8	Adrian Mannarino	33	904	35	0	0
67	1	Alex Molcan	24	903	39	12	8
68	2	Hugo Gaston	21	887	37	20	8
69	5	Pablo Andujar	36	885	31	15	10
70	1	Emil Ruusuvuori	22	876	40	50	20
71	3	David Goffin	31	861	25	33	0
72		Maxime Cressy	24	852	36	0	0
73	6	Roberto Carballes Baena	28	836	42	45	16
74		Jiri Vesely	28	825	40	0	0
75		Kamil Majchrzak	26	823	31	0	0
76	1	Oscar Otte	28	818	40	0	0
77	1	John Millman	32	818	37	13	10
78	2	Jordan Thompson	27	800	33	0	0
79	2	Daniel Altmaier	23	797	46	0	0
80	7	Brandon Nakashima	20	793	22	20	0
81	1	Richard Gasquet	35	782	28	0	0
82	1	Facundo Bagnis	32	781	35	150	10
83	2	Mikael Ymer	23	773	31	0	0
84	2	Ricardas Berankis	31	771	28	40	8
85	2	Joao Sousa	32	762	36	0	0
86	2	Holger Rune	18	750	38	57	10
87	2	Henri Laaksonen	29	741	31	0	0
88	4	Andy Murray	34	733	20	0	0
89	1	Alexei Popyrin	22	721	31	20	6
90	2	Kevin Anderson	35	719	22	0	0
91	3	Jiri Lehecka	20	712	42	33	7
92	3	Marco Cecchinato	29	711	30	0	0
93	3	Yoshihito Nishioka	26	705	32	0	0
94	3	Peter Gojowczyk	32	703	29	20	0
95	9	Gianluca Mager	27	703	38	0	0
96	2	Alejandro Tabilo	24	691	41	32	7
97	2	Thanasi Kokkinakis	25	681	24	0	0
98	2	Guido Pella	31	676	23	0	0
99	8	Jaume Munar	24	675	38	0	0
100	24	Francisco Cerundolo	23	668	40	0	0

Frequently Asked Questions

When were the ATP rankings first established?

The first rankings for singles were published on 23 August 1973 while the doubles players were ranked for the first time on 1 March 1976.
When are the ATP rankings updated?

The rankings are updated every Monday, and points are deducted 52 weeks after they were earned (except the ATP Finals, where points are dropped on the Monday following the last ATP Tour event of the following year).

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