TennisBubbles · ATP & WTA
The new ATP and WTA rankings
Updated
ATP and WTA singles rankings published on October 9, 2026. Jannik Sinner stays ATP No. 1. Elena Rybakina stays WTA No. 1. The biggest climber near the top is Jiri Lehecka, from 23 to 16; the biggest fall is Casper Ruud, from 17 to 24.
Biggest climber near the top
Jiri Lehecka: 23 → 16
ATP No. 1
Sinner
11,000 pts
WTA No. 1
Rybakina
9,901 pts
Biggest climb
▲7
Jiri Lehecka
Biggest fall
▼7
Casper Ruud
Send the new rankings to someone
It goes with today's numbers and the link, ready to send.
Jannik Sinner stays ATP No. 1. The new ATP and WTA rankings:
tennisbubbles.net
nowATP — the top 12, before and after
Jannik Sinner stays ATP No. 1.
Into the top 10: Novak Djokovic (11 → 8)Into the top 10: Frances Tiafoe (12 → 10)Out of the top 10: Arthur Fils (9 → 11)Out of the top 10: Taylor Fritz (10 → 12)
Climbing near the top
- Jiri Lehecka#23 → #16
- Ben Shelton#9 → #4
- Valentin Vacherot#18 → #14
- Novak Djokovic#11 → #8
- Alejandro Davidovich Fokina#29 → #26
Falling near the top
- Casper Ruud#17 → #24
- Alexander Bublik#17 → #22
- Learner Tien#13 → #17
- Brandon Nakashima#16 → #19
- Joao Fonseca#26 → #29
WTA — the top 12, before and after
Elena Rybakina stays WTA No. 1.
Out of the top 10: Amanda Anisimova (10 → 11)
Climbing near the top
- Elise Mertens#24 → #19
- Leylah Fernandez#31 → #26
- Maja Chwalinska#25 → #21
- Iva Jovic#16 → #13
- Emma Navarro#27 → #24
Falling near the top
- Ekaterina Alexandrova#21 → #28
- Ann Li#28 → #30
- Karolina Muchova#7 → #8
- Amanda Anisimova#10 → #11
- Marie Bouzkova#26 → #27
Common questions
- When will the new rankings be published?
- The ATP and WTA publish their rankings every Monday. This page compares the latest release with the previous one.
- Who will be ATP No. 1 and WTA No. 1?
- Jannik Sinner stays ATP No. 1. Elena Rybakina stays WTA No. 1.
- Who drops out of the top 10?
- Arthur Fils (ATP, from 9 to 11); Taylor Fritz (ATP, from 10 to 12); Amanda Anisimova (WTA, from 10 to 11). Replaced by Novak Djokovic and Frances Tiafoe.
- How can a player drop without losing a match?
- Ranking points expire on the anniversary of the tournament that produced them. A player who reached the final of this event last year loses those points when this edition ends, whether or not they enter, and only gets back what they win this time.
See also the ATP and WTA live rankings (all 100, updated as matches finish), who is defending what and the Race to Turin.