On September 11, Beijing time, with Djokovic winning the US Open men's singles championship in the last Grand Slam tournament of the year, the curtain officially came to an end. Djokovic won a record 24th Grand Slam title and became the biggest winner at Flushing Park this year. After the end of the US Open, the new world ranking has also been officially released, the men's singles and women's singles world No. 1 have all changed hands, and the ranking of Chinese players, after this US Open, has also improved to a certain extent.
In the men's singles, Djokovic won his 24th Grand Slam trophy, which allowed him to equalize tennis legend Margaret Court's record of 24 titles and once again shake off the gap with Nadal and Federer. After the US Open, Djokovic also returned to the world number one throne. In fact, due to the pressure of Alcaraz to keep points, Deyo returned to world number one after winning the first round, and the championship added to the world number one content. The 2-10 places are Alcaraz, Medvedev, Rune, Tsitsipas, Rublev, Sinner, Fritz, Ruud and Zverev Jr.
The women's singles world number one also changed hands. Swiatek was robbed of the world number one by Sabalenka after losing to Ostapenko and missing out on defending his title. However, Sabalenka's failure to win the championship also made the world number one crown a little regretful. Gauff, who won the title, went to third in the world, followed by Lebakina, Pegula, Wanzosova, Abdul-Jabbar, Mukhova, Sakkari and Garcia.
For Chinese players, Zheng Qinwen, who reached the top eight of the US Open, rose one place to 22nd. She is less than 100 points away from Maya, who is 20th. Zhu Lin rose nine places to 35th. Wang Xinyu rose 14 places to 39th. Wang Xiyu rose four places to 91st. Wang Yafan, who ranked only 696th at the beginning of the year, has reached 96th in the current ranking.
In the men's singles, Zhang Zhizhen rose six places to 61st, and Zhang Zhizhen reached the round of 32 at the US Open, equalling his career best record in a Grand Slam. Wu Yixiang failed to reach the height of last year's round of 32 and slipped down to 98th in the ranking. The junior general ranked 155th.