No. 55 Carlos Alcaraz +18 (Career-High)
The #NextGenATP 18 year old jumped 18 places to No. 55 in the FedEx ATP Rankings after lifting his first ATP Tour title on Sunday at the Plava Laguna Croatia Open Umag. The Spaniard is the youngest tour-level champion since 18-year-old Kei Nishikori emerged victorious in Delray Beach in 2008. Read Umag Final Report & Watch Highlights
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No. 29 Cameron Norrie, +1 (Career-High)
The Brit captured a maiden ATP Tour title at the Mifel Open in Los Cabos (d. Nakashima) on Saturday evening to move up one place to a career-high World No. 29. The lefty was competing in his fourth final ATP Tour final of the season, after enjoying runs to the championship match in Estoril, Lyon, and The Queen’s Club. Read Los Cabos Final Report & Watch Highlights
No. 53 Richard Gasquet, +6
The Frenchman reached the final in Umag on Sunday to move up six spots. It was the 35-year-olds first ATP Tour final since he advanced to the championship match in Bastad In 2018.
No. 115 Brandon Nakashima, +19 (Career-High)
The 19-year-old #NextGenATP star enjoyed a dream week as he claimed a career-best victory over World No. 35 John Isner in Los Cabos as he advanced to his first ATP Tour final (l. to Norrie).
Other Notable Top 100 Movers
No. 35 John Isner, +4
No. 80 Steve Johnson, +3
No. 88 Stefano Travaglia, +3
No. 91 Arthur Rinderknech, +9
The #NextGenATP 18 year old jumped 18 places to No. 55 in the FedEx ATP Rankings after lifting his first ATP Tour title on Sunday at the Plava Laguna Croatia Open Umag. The Spaniard is the youngest tour-level champion since 18-year-old Kei Nishikori emerged victorious in Delray Beach in 2008. Read Umag Final Report & Watch Highlights
View Latest FedEx ATP Rankings
No. 29 Cameron Norrie, +1 (Career-High)
The Brit captured a maiden ATP Tour title at the Mifel Open in Los Cabos (d. Nakashima) on Saturday evening to move up one place to a career-high World No. 29. The lefty was competing in his fourth final ATP Tour final of the season, after enjoying runs to the championship match in Estoril, Lyon, and The Queen’s Club. Read Los Cabos Final Report & Watch Highlights
No. 53 Richard Gasquet, +6
The Frenchman reached the final in Umag on Sunday to move up six spots. It was the 35-year-olds first ATP Tour final since he advanced to the championship match in Bastad In 2018.
No. 115 Brandon Nakashima, +19 (Career-High)
The 19-year-old #NextGenATP star enjoyed a dream week as he claimed a career-best victory over World No. 35 John Isner in Los Cabos as he advanced to his first ATP Tour final (l. to Norrie).
Other Notable Top 100 Movers
No. 35 John Isner, +4
No. 80 Steve Johnson, +3
No. 88 Stefano Travaglia, +3
No. 91 Arthur Rinderknech, +9