Sinner remains ranking king-Alcaraz wins in the gripping final!

Sinner remains ranking king-Alcaraz wins in the gripping final!

Roland Garros, Frankreich - Today, on June 9, 2025, the top group of men's tennis world rankings remains unchanged, despite the latest developments at the French Open. Jannik Sinner keeps first place with a comfortable lead of 2,030 points on Carlos Alcaraz, who won the final in Roland Garros. Although Alcaraz won against Sinner, the ranking of the top players did not move, since the awarding of points after the tournament is usually based on the results of the past 52 weeks. According to Laola1 , lead jack draper, Lorenzo Musetti and Tommy Paul. 8 an.

The win from Alcaraz at the French Open final is particularly remarkable. It was his fifth Grand Slam title and his second in Paris. The game against Sinner lasted almost six hours and was described as extremely intense. Alcaraz, set as number 2, showed remarkable nerve strength by returning from two sets, which is the first such comeback victory of his career. He has now won a total of 8-4 in a direct duel against Sinner and secured the title with a strong tie-break in the fifth set. "I am happy that I was able to master this challenge," said Alcaraz after the game and praised Sinner for his great performance, such as The New York Times reported.

innovations in the ranking

Despite the exciting games and the results in Roland Garros, the ATP ranking shows that other players have also made impressive progress. Jack Draper, Lorenzo Musetti and Tommy Paul have reached career highs and occupy ranks 4, 6 and 8. Sebastian Ofner and Flip Misolic can be found in places 121 and 140, while Lois Boisson rose from 361 to 65th place. Aryna Sabalenka, who defeated Coco Gauff in the final, has a lead of 3,470 points, which underlines her dominance in women's tennis.

A remarkable change in the women's rankings is also the early departure of Julia Grabher from the qualification in Roland Garros, which fell back to 145th place. She is now planning her participation in the excretions for Wimbledon. Sinja Kraus and Lilli Tagger, the junior title holder from Paris, are also in focus; Tagger occupies the 521st place and remains behind Tamira Paszek, which is positioned in 440.

dot allocation in the ATP ranking

The ATP ranking takes into account the results of the past 52 weeks and awards points based on the round in which a player is leaving or the tournament wins. The distribution of points for tournaments looks like this:

The ranking and the associated points are crucial for participation in the ATP finals, where only the best eight players can start. The dynamics in the ranking and the tournament results show that the coming season will continue to be exciting. Players with low world ranking positions have the opportunity to bring in better results, while the leading actors have to assert themselves to defend their positions and to secure the longed -for success. Further developments and changes are in the world of tennis.