ATP singles · USA

Ethan Quinn

Ranking points from ESPN · ranking published October 1, 2026

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World No.
#66
Points
874
Age
22
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Ethan Quinn is world number 66 in the ATP singles ranking published on October 1, 2026, with 874 points. 0 points separate Quinn from Pablo Carreno Busta at #65. Daniel Altmaier is 25 points behind at #67.

Ethan Quinn is not in the draw at the Rolex Shanghai Masters. The 10 points won there last year expire when this edition ends, so Quinn loses them without playing a match.

How the points have moved

This week
−6.9%
1 month
−7.9%
3 months
−14.4%
This year
+10.8%

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. A dash means we have no published ranking that far back for Ethan Quinn.

Ranking points this year

Jan 2Oct 6

Highest this year: 1,021 points (#47) on Jul 7. Lowest: 776 points (#72) on Mar 1. Based on 14 weekly rankings.

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Ethan Quinn is through
Won the quarter-final 6-4 7-6.
400 points banked so far.
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Lost the semi-final 5-7 4-6.
Was defending 650, leaves with 400: −250 points.

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Ethan Quinn is not in the draw at the Rolex Shanghai Masters. The 10 points won there last year expire when this edition ends, so Quinn loses them without playing a match.

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Around Quinn

68. Vit Kopriva — 846 points (+15)68Kopriva▲367. Daniel Altmaier — 849 points (−25)67Altmaier66. Ethan Quinn — 874 points (−65)66Quinn▼965. Pablo Carreno Busta — 874 points (+15)65Carreno Busta▲164. James Duckworth — 877 points (+24)JD64Duckworth▲7

Bubble size: ranking points. Green climbed in the last release, red dropped.

64James Duckworth877
65Pablo Carreno Busta874
66Ethan Quinn874
67Daniel Altmaier849
68Vit Kopriva846

What people ask about Quinn

What is happening to Quinn at the Rolex Shanghai Masters?
Ethan Quinn is not in the draw at the Rolex Shanghai Masters. The 10 points won there last year expire when this edition ends, so Quinn loses them without playing a match.
When does Quinn play next?
Entry lists are not in our data, so we can't say which tournament Quinn has entered. The next ATP tournaments are the Almaty Open (starts Oct 19, 250 points to the champion), the Grand Prix Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes (starts Oct 19, 250 points to the champion), the European Open (starts Oct 19, 250 points to the champion).
How many ATP ranking points does Ethan Quinn have?
Ethan Quinn has 874 ATP singles ranking points and is world number 66 in the ranking published on October 1, 2026.
Is Quinn moving up or down the ranking?
Over the last month Quinn's points are −7.9%. Since the start of the year they are +10.8%. Points are a rolling 52-week total, so they move every Monday even in weeks without a match.
Who is Quinn closest to in the ATP ranking?
0 points separate Quinn from Pablo Carreno Busta at number 65. Daniel Altmaier is 25 points behind at number 67.

When does Quinn play next?

Entry lists are not in our data, so we can't say which of these Quinn has entered. This is what comes next on the ATP calendar, and what each one is worth to the champion.

250

Almaty Open

ATP 250 · Oct 19 · starts next week

250

Grand Prix Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes

ATP 250 · Oct 19 · starts next week

250

European Open

ATP 250 · Oct 19 · starts next week

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