ATP singles rankings

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Jannik Sinner is world No. 1 in the ATP rankings with 11,000 points, 1,280 ahead of Alexander Zverev, in the ranking published on October 1, 2026. Below is the full ATP top 100, with how every player's points moved over the last week, month, three months and the year so far. See the same data as a bubble map, where the size of each bubble is the player's points and the colour is the change. While a tournament is being played, the ATP live rankings show where everyone would end up if it finished right now.

Biggest risers this month

Biggest fallers this month

10. Frances Tiafoe — 3,380 points (+700)10Tiafoe▲29. Alex de Minaur — 3,430 points (+280)9de Minaur▲18. Novak Djokovic — 3,480 points (+500)8Djokovic▲37. Flavio Cobolli — 3,680 points (−40)7Cobolli6. Daniil Medvedev — 3,860 points (+90)6Medvedev5. Felix Auger-Aliassime — 3,890 points (−750)5Auger-Aliassime▼14. Ben Shelton — 4,680 points (+1,200)4Shelton▲53. Carlos Alcaraz — 5,560 points (+500)3Alcaraz2. Alexander Zverev — 9,720 points (+90)2Zverev1. Jannik Sinner — 11,000 points (−500)1Sinner

Bubble size and position: ATP ranking points. Green gained points in the last release, red lost them.

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The full top 100

#PlayerPoints
1Jannik Sinner11,000
2Alexander Zverev9,720
3Carlos Alcaraz5,560
4Ben Shelton4,680
5Felix Auger-Aliassime3,890
6Daniil Medvedev3,860
7Flavio Cobolli3,680
8Novak Djokovic3,480
9Alex de Minaur3,430
10Frances Tiafoe3,380
11Arthur Fils3,275
12Taylor Fritz2,880
13Rafael Jodar2,659
14Valentin Vacherot2,450
15Jakub Mensik2,445
16Jiri Lehecka2,440
17Learner Tien2,395
18Tommy Paul2,375
19Brandon Nakashima2,335
20Francisco Cerundolo2,220
21Luciano Darderi2,200
22Alexander Bublik2,185
23Andrey Rublev2,175
24Casper Ruud2,145
25Lorenzo Musetti2,010
26Alejandro Davidovich Fokina1,930
27Karen Khachanov1,900
28Alexander Blockx1,787
29Joao Fonseca1,750
30Alejandro Tabilo1,605
31Tomas Martin Etcheverry1,590
32Ugo Humbert1,575
33Arthur Rinderknech1,520
34Hubert Hurkacz1,475
35Alex Michelsen1,460
36Ignacio Buse1,447
37Arthur Fery1,413
38Matteo Arnaldi1,386
39Zizou Bergs1,320
40Cameron Norrie1,275
41Botic Van De Zandschulp1,258
42Denis Shapovalov1,245
43Stefanos Tsitsipas1,230
44Daniel Merida1,210
45Luca Van Assche1,180
46Matteo Berrettini1,168
47Mariano Navone1,155
48Quentin Halys1,107
49Jaume Munar1,100
50Raphael Collignon1,078
51Nuno Borges1,070
52Adolfo Daniel Vallejo1,048
53Sebastian Baez1,044
54Thiago Agustin Tirante1,010
55Juan Manuel Cerundolo995
56Arthur Gea985
57Yannick Hanfmann976
58Tallon Griekspoor975
59Jan-Lennard Struff949
60Jaime Faria941
61Miomir Kecmanovic925
62Roman Andres Burruchaga891
63Fabian Marozsan880
64James Duckworth877
65Pablo Carreno Busta874
66Ethan Quinn874
67Daniel Altmaier849
68Vit Kopriva846
69Facundo Diaz Acosta824
70Kamil Majchrzak805
71Corentin Moutet805
72Titouan Droguet801
73Martin Landaluce797
74Sebastian Korda790
75Tomas Machac783
76Kyrian Jacquet781
77Camilo Ugo Carabelli770
78Hamad Medjedovic764
79Roman Safiullin744
80Marin Cilic741
81Aleksandar Kovacevic730
82Zachary Svajda729
83Adrian Mannarino723
84Alex Molcan712
85Rinky Hijikata711
86Mattia Bellucci700
87Lorenzo Sonego698
88Marcos Giron688
89Hugo Gaston677
90Marco Trungelliti661
91Jan Choinski658
92Benjamin Bonzi656
93Bu Yunchaokete652
94Michael Zheng649
95Jesper de Jong641
96Jacob Fearnley639
97Dino Prizmic638
98Adam Walton630
99Terence Atmane626
100Toby Samuel625

What people ask

Who is No. 1 in the ATP rankings?

Jannik Sinner, with 11,000 points in the ATP ranking published on October 1, 2026, 1,280 ahead of Alexander Zverev at No. 2.

Who is in the ATP top 10?

1. Jannik Sinner (11,000), 2. Alexander Zverev (9,720), 3. Carlos Alcaraz (5,560), 4. Ben Shelton (4,680), 5. Felix Auger-Aliassime (3,890), 6. Daniil Medvedev (3,860), 7. Flavio Cobolli (3,680), 8. Novak Djokovic (3,480), 9. Alex de Minaur (3,430), 10. Frances Tiafoe (3,380). As published on October 1, 2026.

When was the ATP ranking last updated?

The current ATP ranking was published on October 1, 2026. It is released weekly, normally on a Monday; while a tournament is being played, the ATP live rankings show where every player would stand if it ended now.

How to read this table

ATP ranking points are a rolling 52-week total: every point was earned at a tournament in the last year and expires on the anniversary of that tournament, whether or not the player enters it again. That is why a player can lose points in a week without losing a match.

The percentages compare today's points against the ranking published one week, one month, three months and one year ago. A blank cell means we have no published ranking that far back for that player.

Rankings are published weekly, normally on a Monday. This page is rebuilt after each release; the live map refreshes every 15 minutes and also projects points during a Grand Slam.