Zverev returns to world no. 2 after Paris-Bercy

Alexander Zverev will once again move up the rankings following his Paris final. He had fallen back to world No. 3 at the end of September, but only needed a month to regain the No. 2 ranking.

He will have at least 7365 points on Monday (7715 if he wins), ahead of Carlos Alcaraz, who has 7210 points.

This change in ranking will have a significant impact on the Turin Masters, as the German will now be the event's No. 2 seed behind Jannik Sinner.

Moreover, if he wins the title tomorrow, Zverev could become the player with the most victories this season, as he is currently tied with Sinner (65 victories).