ATP Rankings Update: Carlos Alcaraz maintains lead as Bublik and Tabilo top risers amid title success

The ATP Rankings have been updated post Chengdu and Hangzhou which were won by Alejandro Tabilo and Alexander Bublik who are among the main focal points in the latest update.

Carlos Alcaraz remains heavily on top in the ATP Rankings, He is ahead of Jannik Sinner who is in second spot. He sits on 11,540 points in comparison to 10,780 from Sinner who is in second. Alexander Zverev by comparison who at the start of the season was seen as a potential World No.1.

Zverev then lost in most of the Golden Swing events which he was due to play in and Sinner returned as World No.1 until recently when Alcaraz took that top spot. Albeit despite being far away from the top two, he is not in danger of being caught. Taylor Fritz though could this week over take Novak Djokovic into World No.4.

Djokovic sits on 4,830 points in comparison to 4,675 and won't play again until Shanghai which was confirmed earlier today. Lorenzo Musetti who reached the final of Chengdu is also set to benefit as likely he will head into World No.8 unless Alex de Minaur has a special week in Beijing. Both these two and also Karen Khachanov who finalise the top 10 play there this week.

Bublik brilliance and terrific Tabilo

Holger Rune and Casper Ruud who are just outside the top 10 play in Tokyo. To the movers and shakers. Alexander Bublik played in Hangzhou and won in the final over Valentin Royer. He moved up three spots and has won titles on all surfaces this season in grass, finally conquering clay and now hard. A real triple threat.

He has got his head down more this year and become the player that was expected of him before all the showmanship and he will hope to continue in that vein. No Tommy Paul or even Felix Auger-Aliassime this week means he could yet head further towards the top 10 before the end of the year. Not bad for a player who in reality was always known for his antics over his play but Jiri Lehecka and Jakub Mensik have fallen this week to 17th and 19th down one and two spots.

Corentin Moutet goes up two spots to World No.37 in a cluster of Frenchmen including Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard and Alexandre Muller. Jaume Munar goes down three as a result. Other movers include Zizou Bergs and Miomir Kecmanovic as a result of Benjamin Bonzi falling. Marcos Giron up two spots. While Learner Tien is also up two as is Arthur Rinderknech to World No.52 and 54.

Tomas Martin Etcheverry goes up eight spots to World No.55. While Alejandro Tabilo and Valentin Royer round off the main movers going up 40 spots in the former who won two titles last year but has been poor this season and also Royer who lost in the final of Hangzhou. He returns to smaller events this week and plays Jingshan but is now World No.76. The 24-year-old seemingly won't be playing lower level for much longer.

ATP Rankings as of 23/9/25