The opening grand slam Australian Open is over, what are the changes in the world rankings? Let's take a sneak peek.
Nothing has changed in the top five stars. Because Medvedev failed to win the championship, he still narrowly ranked second after Djokovic.
Zverev and Tsitsipas, although still not successful in the Grand Slam, are stable in third and fourth place.
New Australian Open champion Nadal remains in fifth place. The final four, Berrettini, climbed one place to sixth in the world, creating a career-best ranking.
Just in exchange for the Russian No. 2 singles Rublev, who is still lacking in the Grand Slam. Further down the top ten are Rudd, Aliasim and Sina.
There are currently two post-00s players in the top ten, and only two former players left in Lydena.
After struggling until the australian open to grab ten in the decider, the Spanish teenager Alcaraz, who lost to Berrettini, continued to create his best ranking and has reached 29th.
Ahead of him was American cannon Isner, who had dropped three places. After him, there is the Swiss king Federer, who has fallen thirteen places, which is the lowest world ranking in 21 years. But fortunately, this old heavenly king did not particularly value this.
Federer's further players are Fergenini, Thiaver, Deminar, Harris, Bublik, Krakinovic, Thiem and Rajovic. Of those, Thiem dropped twenty-one places, the biggest drop among the top fifty players.
Some of the best players in the Australian Open have made new breakthroughs in the rankings.
Fritz, a brother in the United States, has reached the fourth round of a Grand Slam for the first time in history, and his ranking has now reached 20. He will also be in a good position in the competition of the American brothers.
Dutchman Van der Zamshupp surprised the world at the US Open last year, and this year's Australian Open results are also impressive, having reached the top 50.
American Clyssie, who brought Medvedev to the test, advanced to 59th place, and he did not know when he wanted to become the world number one would realize this dream?
In addition, both Baez (77) and Otter (84) have created their personal best rankings.
Former British brother Evans has returned to 22nd place, equalling his personal top ranking. It is only a few feet away from the compatriot Nori in front, and the reverse is not far away.
Australia will enter European and North American competitions after the end of the season. Before the clay season kicks off in full swing, a series of top-level events will be staged. Then let's see how the rankings are. (Source: Tennis House Author: Luo ChengQiye)