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Jannik Sinner, weeks as number 1. Photo: gettyimages

"Sinner equals Alcaraz in weeks as number 1 of the ATP ranking"

Only 17 players in history have managed to accumulate 36 weeks at the top of the ATP ranking, and two of them are Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz. The Italian player has now matched the record set by the Spaniard, and both will continue to strive to increase their own count in the coming decades. Currently, Sinner has several more weeks secured as the world number 1 and is close to Nastase's record (40 weeks), Murray's (41), and Kuerten's (43).

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Sinner iguala a Alcaraz en semanas como número 1 del ranking ATP

Novak Djokovic, weeks in top-100. Photo: gettyimages

Djokovic, the third player in history to reach 1,000 consecutive weeks in the ATP top-100 ranking

Novak Djokovic has become on this Monday the third player to reach the staggering milestone of 1,000 consecutive weeks among the top 100 in the world. It was July 4, 2005 when the Serbian tennis player first entered the top-100 of the ATP ranking, a club he has not left since then. The only ones to reach this milestone previously were the other members of the Big 3, with Roger Federer notching up 1,165 straight weeks, while Rafael Nadal reached 1,029 weeks.

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Djokovic, tercer jugador de la historia que alcanza 1.000 semanas consecutivas en el top-100 del ranking ATP

Tommy Paul, new top-10 in the ATP rankings. Photo: gettyimages

Tommy Paul debuts as a new top-10 player in the ATP ranking

Tommy Paul has achieved one of those successes that every young person dreams of and that enhances and gives meaning to an entire life as a professional tennis player. No one can ever take away from the American who was a member of the top-10 of the ATP ranking, having broken into this select club on January 27. He will try to stay there until the end of the year and become the 144th man to finish a year among the top 10 in the world.

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Tommy Paul estrena su condición de nuevo top-10 en el ranking ATP

Sinner, several consecutive weeks as number 1. Photo: Getty Images

Sinner is already the 13th tennis player in history with the most consecutive weeks as number 1

Jannik Sinner starts his 34th week as the ATP ranking leader this Monday, setting a considerable record that may continue for quite some time. The significant margin he holds over his pursuers ensures he will maintain this position for several more weeks, regardless of what Alcaraz, Zverev, or he himself do. He is already the 13th player with the most consecutive weeks as number 1 and the 17th with the most weeks at the top of the rankings. He will soon surpass Alcaraz's total of 36 weeks in that position and the consecutive 40 and 41 weeks of Nastase and Murray, respectively.

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Sinner ya es el 13º tenista de la historia con más semanas seguidas como número 1

Jannik Sinner, Italy's record in ATP ranking. Photo: gettyimages

Italy breaks its historical record of players in the top 100 of the ATP ranking

Italy is currently the trendsetting country in world tennis, the major dominator of the moment, and an example to look up to for all those who want to progress. The work that Italy has been carrying out for years has resulted in a tremendous rise of its tennis players and the presence of 11 of them among the top 100 in the world. This marks a milestone for the transalpine country as it had never before had so many players in the top-100 of the ATP ranking.

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Italia bate su récord histórico de jugadores en el top-100 del ranking ATP

Novak Djokovic, consequences of his withdrawal. Photo: gettyimages

These are the consequences in the ATP ranking of Djokovic's withdrawal from the 2025 Australian Open

Novak Djokovic surprised the world with his retirement after the first set against Zverev in the 2025 Australian Open semifinals, a move that affects the ATP ranking. The key point is that the Serbian only manages to improve his ranking by one spot, landing in sixth place and possibly dropping to seventh if Shelton becomes champion. Therefore, if he decides to play in important tournaments soon, he won't be among the top four seeds. Meanwhile, Alexander Zverev solidifies his second-place position and surpasses 8,000 points.

Ranking after Djokovic's retirement

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Estas son las consecuencias en el ranking ATP de la retirada de Djokovic en el Open de Australia 2025

Jannik Sinner, weeks as number 1. Photo: gettyimages

"Sinner equals Alcaraz in weeks as number 1 of the ATP ranking"

Only 17 players in history have managed to accumulate 36 weeks at the top of the ATP ranking, and two of them are Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz. The Italian player has now matched the record set by the Spaniard, and both will continue to strive to increase their own count in the coming decades. Currently, Sinner has several more weeks secured as the world number 1 and is close to Nastase's record (40 weeks), Murray's (41), and Kuerten's (43).

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Sinner iguala a Alcaraz en semanas como número 1 del ranking ATP

Novak Djokovic, weeks in top-100. Photo: gettyimages

Djokovic, the third player in history to reach 1,000 consecutive weeks in the ATP top-100 ranking

Novak Djokovic has become on this Monday the third player to reach the staggering milestone of 1,000 consecutive weeks among the top 100 in the world. It was July 4, 2005 when the Serbian tennis player first entered the top-100 of the ATP ranking, a club he has not left since then. The only ones to reach this milestone previously were the other members of the Big 3, with Roger Federer notching up 1,165 straight weeks, while Rafael Nadal reached 1,029 weeks.

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Djokovic, tercer jugador de la historia que alcanza 1.000 semanas consecutivas en el top-100 del ranking ATP

Sinner, several consecutive weeks as number 1. Photo: Getty Images

Sinner is already the 13th tennis player in history with the most consecutive weeks as number 1

Jannik Sinner starts his 34th week as the ATP ranking leader this Monday, setting a considerable record that may continue for quite some time. The significant margin he holds over his pursuers ensures he will maintain this position for several more weeks, regardless of what Alcaraz, Zverev, or he himself do. He is already the 13th player with the most consecutive weeks as number 1 and the 17th with the most weeks at the top of the rankings. He will soon surpass Alcaraz's total of 36 weeks in that position and the consecutive 40 and 41 weeks of Nastase and Murray, respectively.

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Sinner ya es el 13º tenista de la historia con más semanas seguidas como número 1

Tommy Paul, new top-10 in the ATP rankings. Photo: gettyimages

Tommy Paul debuts as a new top-10 player in the ATP ranking

Tommy Paul has achieved one of those successes that every young person dreams of and that enhances and gives meaning to an entire life as a professional tennis player. No one can ever take away from the American who was a member of the top-10 of the ATP ranking, having broken into this select club on January 27. He will try to stay there until the end of the year and become the 144th man to finish a year among the top 10 in the world.

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Tommy Paul estrena su condición de nuevo top-10 en el ranking ATP

Jannik Sinner, Italy's record in ATP ranking. Photo: gettyimages

Italy breaks its historical record of players in the top 100 of the ATP ranking

Italy is currently the trendsetting country in world tennis, the major dominator of the moment, and an example to look up to for all those who want to progress. The work that Italy has been carrying out for years has resulted in a tremendous rise of its tennis players and the presence of 11 of them among the top 100 in the world. This marks a milestone for the transalpine country as it had never before had so many players in the top-100 of the ATP ranking.

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Italia bate su récord histórico de jugadores en el top-100 del ranking ATP

Novak Djokovic, consequences of his withdrawal. Photo: gettyimages

These are the consequences in the ATP ranking of Djokovic's withdrawal from the 2025 Australian Open

Novak Djokovic surprised the world with his retirement after the first set against Zverev in the 2025 Australian Open semifinals, a move that affects the ATP ranking. The key point is that the Serbian only manages to improve his ranking by one spot, landing in sixth place and possibly dropping to seventh if Shelton becomes champion. Therefore, if he decides to play in important tournaments soon, he won't be among the top four seeds. Meanwhile, Alexander Zverev solidifies his second-place position and surpasses 8,000 points.

Ranking after Djokovic's retirement

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Estas son las consecuencias en el ranking ATP de la retirada de Djokovic en el Open de Australia 2025

Ben Shelton, ATP ranking. Photo: Getty Images.

The tremendous rise in Shelton's ATP ranking and his chances of breaking into the top-10

Ben Shelton is in the semifinals of the 2025 Australian Open, which means a good haul of points for him in terms of the ATP ranking. So much so that the young American improves by six positions, now standing as the 14th in the world. If he were to reach the final of the first Grand Slam of the year, he would rank 10th in the world, while winning the title would place him in the top-5.

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, El tremendo ascenso en el ranking ATP de Shelton y sus opciones de irrumpir en el top-10

These are the consequences in the ATP ranking of Carlos Alcaraz's defeat in Australia. Photo: Getty

These are the consequences in the ATP ranking of Carlos Alcaraz's defeat in Australia

Carlos Alcaraz is eliminated from the Australian Open 2025, the same result as he had in Melbourne last season. On the one hand, the Spaniard ensures maintaining the same points as last year. In this case, that serves Carlos to stay in the Top 3 regardless of what happens in Australia. However, on the downside, the player from Murcia will not be able to fight at the moment to regain ground in the ATP Ranking Top 2.

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Estas son las consecuencias en el ranking ATP de la derrota de Carlos Alcaraz en Australia