Tennis Rankings
The latest ATP singles rankings for 2026, updated weekly. Jannik Sinner stays world No. 1 on 11,000 points, with Alexander Zverev second on 9,720 and Carlos Alcaraz third on 5,560 after adding 500 points for the Japan Open title. Novak Djokovic climbs three places to No. 8 on 3,480 after winning the China Open in Beijing, Alex de Minaur, the runner-up there, moves up one to No. 9, and Jiří Lehečka, the Tokyo runner-up, climbs seven to No. 16. Hubert Hurkacz rises five places to No. 34 and Jaume Munar jumps 15 to No. 49 after reaching the Tokyo semi-finals.
For Alexander Zverev’s breakthrough in Paris, see our Zverev wins Roland-Garros 2026 report. The National Bank Open and Cincinnati Open are complete, and the US Open 2026 is complete, won by Alexander Zverev and Elena Rybakina.
ATP Singles Rankings 2026 – Top 50
Updated 12 October 2026. Verify latest standings at atptour.com.
FAQ
ATP Rankings FAQs
When are ATP rankings updated?
ATP rankings are updated every Monday after the completion of the previous week’s tournaments.
What is the difference between ATP rankings and the Race to Turin?
The main ATP rankings use a rolling 52-week window. The Race to Turin counts only points earned from 1 January of the current year and determines who qualifies for the ATP Finals.
Who is currently world number one in men's tennis?
Jannik Sinner is the current world No. 1, on 11,000 points, ahead of Alexander Zverev in second. The full top 50 is in the table above, updated every Monday.
What was Vacherot's ranking jump?
Valentin Vacherot’s Monte Carlo SF run as a wildcard propelled him from outside the top 100 into the top 20 for the first time — the biggest single-tournament rankings jump of the 2026 season so far.
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