ATP 2024: The players who most improved their ranking

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It has been a tumultuous season, with ups and downs, possible comebacks of great players, and stellar appearances of new promises knocking on the door, whether they are young or not. The ATP circuit has experienced a frantic 2024 season with excitement on all sides, something perfectly reflected in the major leaps that have occurred in the ATP Ranking throughout these months. Among the standout names, we can also mention the significant progress in the ranking of a Rafa Nadal who has had a somewhat bittersweet last season of his career, plagued by injuries that have not allowed him to play as much as he would have liked. The Spaniard has climbed 517 positions in the list, moving from 672nd place to being ranked 155th in the world.

It is always interesting to review the season to remember certain names that may make headlines in the upcoming year. The first on this list is Jacob Fearnley, who became the big surprise of the grass court season. The 23-year-old Brit earned a wildcard entry into the Wimbledon main draw after winning the title at the Nottingham Challenger. Jacob managed to take a set from Novak Djokovic and went on to win in a few other Challenger events, collecting valuable victories for his ranking.

Among the significant rises in the rankings, in addition to the emergence of young talents, are those players aiming to return to the top. Lucas Pouille experienced a major resurgence in 2024, such as clinching his first Grand Slam victory in five years. David Goffin and Denis Shapovalov are two other prime examples, though in different stages of their careers and with varying expectations for the upcoming season.

Top Leaps in the ATP Ranking:

• Jacob Fearnley: 548 positions (from 646 to 98)
• Lucas Pouille: 230 positions (from 329 to 99)
• Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard: 174 positions (from 205 to 31)
• Juncheng Shang: 133 positions (from 183 to 50)
• Jakub Mensik: 119 positions (from 167 to 48)
• Yunchaokete Bu: 105 positions (from 171 to 66)
• Brandon Nakashima: 96 positions (from 134 to 38)
• Luciano Darderi: 84 positions (from 128 to 44)
• Adam Walton: 84 positions (from 176 to 92)
• Mariano Navone: 78 positions (from 125 to 47)
• Otto Virtanen: 75 positions (from 168 to 93)

Progressing steadily:

• Flavio Cobolli: 69 positions (from 101 to 32)
• Zizou Bergs: 68 positions (from 129 to 61)
• Arthur Cazaux: 66 positions (from 130 to 64)
• Pedro Martínez: 65 positions (from 106 to 41)
• Corentin Moutet: 62 positions (from 133 to 71)
• David Goffin: 59 positions (from 111 to 52)
• Denis Shapovalov: 53 positions (from 109 to 56)
• Gabriel Diallo: 53 positions (from 139 to 86)

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