Zverev, Jarry, Tabilo, Passaro - More movement in the ATP rankings!
There are a number of changes in the ATP rankings published on Monday. At the top of the hierarchy, Djokovic (1st), Sinner (2nd) and Alcaraz (3rd) remain unchanged.
That said, there have been a number of changes within the world's top 10. Alexander Zverev, crowned champion in Rome, moves up to 4th place (+1), dislodging Medvedev from the top 4 (5th, -1). Hurkacz, quarter-finalist in Italy, also moved up one place (8th, +1).
Holger Rune, a finalist in 2023, slips further down the rankings (13th, -1) and is now followed by Tommy Paul (14th, +2). The Chileans are also celebrating, with Alejandro Tabilo, semi-finalist in Italy, opening the doors to the top 30 with a fine 25th place (+7). Meanwhile, finalist Nicolas Jarry is back in the world's top 20: 16th (+8).
Last but not least, Francesco Passaro made the biggest breakthrough of the week. Having beaten Musetti in Turin (6-3, 7-5), he jumped 113 places to 133rd.
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