Yesterday was the day the world rankings were revealed, but which players made a breakthrough in the rankings?
The biggest winner is undoubtedly Fritz, who has just won the Indian Wells Masters, and he has only won two crowns in his career to reach a new high in the ranking to 13th place with this very weighty championship. Not only that, he also became a brother in the United States again.
Alcaraz, who reached the final four of the Indian Wells Masters and lost to idol Nadal, also created the best ranking of his career, reaching 16th, overpowering big brothers Agut and Busta.
Nadal, who won three titles and one runner-up at the beginning of the year, rose one place in the rankings and returned to the top three positions in the world.
Among the other top 100 players, the ranking improvement is:
No. 1 Djokovic, +1
In the past, Djokovic has broken one record after another by his own efforts, but he did not expect that this return to the world first was based on Mei Zong's "inaction".
The Russians, who were eliminated early at the Indian Wells Masters, were ruthlessly driven down after only three weeks on the world number one throne. But as long as he performs well in Miami, he has every chance to return to the world number one.
No. 10 Hulkach, +1
The Poles, who competed in the Miami Masters as the defending champions, also ushered in a big good news this time, rising a place and returning to the world's top ten. I don't know, will this drive him to do well in the defending competition?
No. 24 Monfils, +4
France's cool little black has indeed improved significantly this year compared to last year, this time up three places.
No. 28 Deminaar, +3
No. 29 Dimitrov, +6
Both of them played brilliantly in the first quarter, and the rise in rank was also a smooth matter.
No. 39 Brooksby, +39 (career best)
Last year's Best Newcomer Award winner, this year fully blossomed, and the world ranking also saw a surge in growth, reaching the top 40.
No. 42 Van der Schump, +5 (career best)
The Dutchman was the dark horse of the US Open last year, and the ranking at that time has already improved qualitatively, and this year it is stable and rising.
No. 48 Kecsmanovich, +13
KetzManovic, who defeated Berrettini to advance to the quarterfinals at the Indian Wells Masters and played well at the Australian Open, also managed to reach the top 50.
The rest of the players are:
No. 69 Atmel, +10 (career best)
No. 84 Kudra, +18
(Source: Tennis House Author: Luo ChengQiye)