Italy's Sinar, who broke through the top ten for the first time in the world rankings last week, dropped out of the top ten next week after suffering two consecutive defeats at the Paris Masters and Stockholm, and also allowed Aliassim to make a career breakthrough.
With Sinar beaten by British veteran Murray in stockholm in his opening game, Aliasim will make his first appearance in the top 10 next week, so how old is he to rank among the top 10 players in active combat?
No.10 Aliasim
21 years and 3 months
As the first post-00 player to reach the final four of the Grand Slam men's singles, Aliassim's performance in this year's US Open has been impressive, but he is still a difficult title to win in the eight men's singles finals.
No.9 Gasquet
21 years and 21 days
As a teenager, Gasquet achieved quite well and showed great competitive ability at the beginning of his career, but the Achievements of the French veteran so far have not met expectations.
No.8 Federer
20 years and 9 months
Federer, who has become synonymous with tennis, turned professional as early as 1998, and the Swiss king, who was once the number one in the youth world rankings, made the world's top ten for the first time when he was less than 21 years old.
No.7 Tsitsipas
20 years and 6 months
Tsitsipas first came to the top ten of the world in the 2019 season, when he lost to Federer at the Dubai Open and finished second, but with the Australian Open final four that year and a series of results later, the ranking has improved rapidly.
No.6 Sinar
20 years and 2 months
Sinar, who was in the top ten for the first time last week, may have a hard time talking, the first time he reached the top ten in the world was a no win, and he will fall out of the top ten next week after two consecutive first rounds of the tournament.
No.5 Zverev
20 years and 1 month
Zverev's fame was also unusually early, he won his first Masters title in the 2017 season (the Masters in Rome, which is also the first master after the 90s), and the world ranking also reached the top ten for the first time after that competition.
No.4 Del Potro
20 years old 13 days
If he had been more physically tough, Del Potro would have accomplished much more than that, becoming the youngest year-end TOP10 in 2008, when he won four tour titles and reached the men's singles quarterfinals in history at the U.S. Open.
No.3 Murray
19 years and 11 months
Murray, who was also plagued by injuries, was highly accomplished early in his career, winning his first career title (San Jose) at the age of 19 and beating some of the top players, including Roddick, that season.
No.2 Djokovic
19 years and 9 months
Djokovic first reached the top 10 in March 2007, and he has repeatedly challenged the dominance of The Two Finers in the tennis world in this season of his own rapid popularity, Adelaide, Miami... He has won one championship after another.
No.1 Nadal
18 years and 10 months
Nadal's aura of genius speaks for himself, and the Spanish king, who first ranked among the world's top ten, is under the age of 19, winning his first career title in 2004 and reaching the top of the Grand Slam stage in 2005. (Source: House of Tennis Author: Barbie)
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