It's another week of the list, so let's see what has changed in the world rankings after the Indian Wells Masters.
The most interesting thing is the world number one position, with Medvedev's premature exit in this year's first Masters, Djokovic was directly "lying back" to the world number one position.
However, the Serbian king's lead is only a few tens of points, as long as May reaches the final four of the next Miami Masters, he will return to the first place again in the case of Djokovic's failure to qualify for the sunshine doubles.
Coincidentally, Nadal, an old rival who has experienced the opening three championships, has also improved his ranking by one place to third place. Coincidentally, Federer, who has not participated for a long time, actually rose one place at the same pace, which is really a bit "overjoyed".
In the top ten of the world, in addition to the first three chairs, the rest are: Zverev, Tsitsipas, Beretini, Rublev, Rud and Aliasim.
Among them, the gap between the top five and the back is large, and no one will be able to shake their position in the short term.
The tenth place was swapped again, with Sinar dropping one spot and falling out of the top ten, while Hulkach rose one place to return to the top ten. I don't know if that helped him defend his title to the Miami Masters.
From twelfth to thirtieth places are Nori, Fritz, Shapovalov, Schwarzerman, Alcaraz, Agut, Opelka, Busta, Bashirashvili, Sonnego, Isner, Cilic, Monfils, Kachalov, Federer, Evans, Deminarna, Dimitrov and Garin.
In the top thirty, the biggest gainer was fritz, the new Indian Wells Masters champion, who rose seven places to regain the position of american brother.
Alcaraz and Fritz have also set career highs and are now in sixteenth place, surpassing the big brother Agut who was sent by himself at the Indian Wells Masters.
The biggest drop is the Chilean Garin, who was out of the first round of the Rio de Janeiro tournament, and the entire South American clay race was not scored, and it is not difficult to explain that the ranking has fallen again and again.
The two veterans who reached the round of sixteen in both at the Indian Wells Masters, Monfils and Dimitrov, also rose more.
Another Miami Masters event of the Sunshine Doubles will start again in the near future, when we will see how the rankings will change. (Source: Tennis House Author: Luo ChengQiye)