Today in the rankings
- In the 2026 ATP Race to Turin, Alexander Zverev leads with 8,760 points and Novak Djokovic holds the 8th and last place with 2,840; in the WTA Race to the Finals, Elena Rybakina leads with 7,502 and Linda Noskova is 8th with 4,354. ATP Race · WTA Race
- In the official ranking as of October 9, 2026 at 07:31 UTC, Jannik Sinner leads the ATP with 11,000 points and Elena Rybakina leads the WTA with 9,901. ATP rankings · WTA rankings
How to read the map
Every player in the ATP or WTA top 100 is a bubble. The area of the bubble is their ranking points, so the biggest bubbles are the players at the top of the tour. The colour is how those points changed over the range you pick: green means the player gained points, red means they lost them, grey means no change.
Colour intensity is scaled to the 90th percentile of the week's moves, so a quiet week still shows contrast instead of a flat map. When fewer than 60% of the shown players have history for a range, that range is disabled rather than painted grey — a grey map should mean nothing moved, not that the data is missing.
Full rankings
- ATP singles rankings — top 100 with points and weekly movement
- WTA singles rankings — top 100 with points and weekly movement
- ATP live rankings
- WTA live rankings
Answers
- What tournament is next — every ATP and WTA tournament coming up, when it starts and how many ranking points it is worth
- Tennis matches today — every ATP and WTA main-draw match being played today, and what it is worth in ranking points
- Who is defending what — the points every top-20 player put on the line at the current tournament
- Who is still in the draw — how many of the top 10 are left, who went out and what it cost them
- New ATP and WTA rankings — who will be No. 1, who climbs and who falls when the ranking is published
- ATP Race to Turin and WTA Race to the Finals — who is inside the top 8 for the season finals, and how far the rest are
- How ranking points work — why a player can lose points without losing a match
Common questions
- Where does the ranking data come from?
- From ESPN's public tennis endpoints, refreshed every 15 minutes. The rankings themselves are published weekly by the ATP and the WTA, and are frozen during Grand Slam fortnights.
- What does live mode show during a Grand Slam?
- Bubble size becomes the points the player would finish the tournament on, and colour is the net change: the points already secured by the round they have reached, minus the points they are defending from last year's edition. A defending champion can therefore show red while still winning matches, because last year's points expire either way.
- How many points does each Grand Slam round award?
- By round reached, ATP awards 10, 50, 100, 200, 400, 800, 1300 and 2000 points from first round to champion. WTA awards 10, 70, 130, 240, 430, 780, 1300 and 2000.
Every ranking move on Telegram
The moment a seed goes out we post what it costs them, before the official ranking moves. Free, in our channel.
Same idea, other sports: FPLBubbles for Fantasy Premier League and FantasyBubbles for LaLiga Fantasy.
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