ATP, WTA and Elo rankings
Official ATP and WTA singles tables, doubles rankings and Elo ratings. Open the full top 100, or see the projected tables based on recorded results.
Official ATP and WTA singles and doubles rankings, plus Race and Elo tables. Each table shows the most recently published positions, points and weekly movement.
Ranking tables
ATP projected rankings
Projected top 100, based on results already recorded this week.
WTA projected rankings
Projected top 100, based on results already recorded this week.
ATP rankings
Top 100 men in the world. Weekly movement, points totals, country.
WTA rankings
Top 100 women in the world. Weekly movement, points totals, country.
ATP doubles rankings
Top 30 men’s doubles teams with country, points and current Race standing.
View rankings →WTA doubles rankings
Top 30 women’s doubles teams with country, points and current Race standing.
View rankings →ATP Elo rankings
Match-result-weighted ratings that ignore tournament tier and recency boosts.
WTA Elo rankings
Match-result-weighted ratings that ignore tournament tier and recency boosts.
How rankings work
How ATP and WTA rankings work
A plain-English explainer of the 52-week rolling system, mandatory events and points defence.
Tennis ranking points breakdown
Exactly how many points a Grand Slam, Masters 1000, ATP 500 and WTA 1000 winner banks.
Elo rankings in tennis, explained
Why Elo often disagrees with the official lists, and what it gets right.
ATP Race vs ATP Rankings
The Race tracks one calendar year; the Rankings roll over 52 weeks. Here is the practical difference.
Tennis ranking freezes
When the tours froze the rankings, Covid, injuries, war, and how it changed careers.
Tennis rankings, common questions
How often are tennis rankings updated?
Both the ATP and the WTA publish a new ranking every Monday, or at the conclusion of a two-week event such as a Grand Slam. All four tables on this site refresh from the live feeds on the same cadence.
Who is the current world No. 1 in tennis?
Jannik Sinner is the ATP world No. 1 and Elena Rybakina is the WTA world No. 1.
What is the difference between the official rankings and Elo?
The official ATP and WTA rankings award fixed points by tournament tier and round, so a title at a bigger event is always worth more regardless of who you beat. Elo instead moves both players after every match by an amount that depends on the gap between them, so beating a stronger opponent counts for more. The two lists often disagree in the top 20.
How many ranking points is a Grand Slam worth?
A Grand Slam singles title is worth 2,000 points on both tours. The final is worth 1,300, the semi-final 780 and the quarter-final 430.
Do doubles and singles rankings use the same points?
No. Doubles has its own separate ranking list with its own points table, and a player can hold very different positions in each. This site publishes the singles top 100 and the doubles top 30 for both tours.