This is how the ATP rankings look after the Six Kings Slam and Bautista’s victory in Antwerp

The ATP ranking remains firmly in its leading positions, after the exhibition tournament in Riyadh, with the Italian Jannik Sinner as the outstanding leader and Spain’s Carlos Alcaraz is second with 4,800 points and with the one from Castellón Roberto Bautista as the great beneficiary of the weekin 45th place (+15) after his victory in the tournament of Antwerp (Belgium).

It was his first title since 2022, and first indoor title since 2016, and allowed Bautista appeared in the top 50 in the table after 12 months from those positions.

The other winners of the ATP tournament last week, the American Tommy Paul (Stockholm) and Russian Karan Khachanov (Almaty), they climbed one (12) and two steps (24).

Of the top ten, the only novelty is iExchange of positions between the Bulgarian Grigor Dimitrov, now ninth, and the Australian Alex de Miñaur, tenth.

This week they are fighting the ATP 500 in Vienna and Baselincluding Russian Andrey Rublev and the german Alexander Zverev as their respective seeds.

ATP RANKING

1.- Jannick Sinner (ITA) – 11,920 points
2.- Carlos Alcaraz (ESP) – 7,120 points
3.- Alexander Zverev (ALE) – 6,795 points
4.- Novak Djokovic (SRB) – 6,210 points
5.- Daniil Medvedev (RUS) – 5,530 points
6.- Taylor Fritz (USA) – 4,380 points
7.- Andrey Rublev (RUS) – 4,150 points
8.- Casper Ruud (NOR) – 3,890 points
9.- Grigor Dimitrov (BUL) – 3,735 points
10.- Alex De Minaur (AUS) – 3,570 points
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39.- Pedro Martínez (ESP) – 1,320 points
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45.- Roberto Bautista (ESP) – 1,146 points
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55.- Roberto Carballés (ESP) – 980 points
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62.- Alejandro Davidovich (ESP) – 860 points
63.- Jaume Munar (ESP) – 844 points