CHJ. Nikles vs M. Dodig · 0-1 · Set 1 · ComoCHL. Potenza vs I. Montes-De La Torre · 6-2 6-7(2) · Set 3 · MallorcaWTAM. Andreeva vs N. Bartunkova · 5-2 · Set 1 · US OpenWTAM. Keys vs Q. Zheng · 6-1 6-7(3) 5-6 · Set 3 · US OpenATPT. Fritz vs F. Cerundolo · 6-3 6-4 1-2 · Set 3 · US OpenATPA. Blockx vs F. Cobolli · 2-4 · Set 1 · US OpenFTATPA. Michelsen def. D. Merida Aguilar · 7-6(5) 6-4 6-3 · US OpenFTATPF. Tiafoe def. V. Vacherot · 6-4 6-2 6-4 · US OpenFTWTAA. Kalinskaya def. E. Svitolina · 6-3 2-6 6-3 · US OpenFTATPB. Shelton def. D. Shapovalov · 7-6(3) 6-7(5) 6-3 6-4 · US OpenFTWTAA. Potapova def. A. Anisimova · 6-2 7-5 · US OpenFTCHI. Simakin def. W. K. Leong M. · 6-3 6-7(3) 6-3 · ZhangjiagangWTAN. Osaka vs E. Mertens · 01:00 · US OpenWTAI. Jovic vs A. Eala · 01:00 · US OpenCHJ. Nikles vs M. Dodig · 0-1 · Set 1 · ComoCHL. Potenza vs I. Montes-De La Torre · 6-2 6-7(2) · Set 3 · MallorcaWTAM. Andreeva vs N. Bartunkova · 5-2 · Set 1 · US OpenWTAM. Keys vs Q. Zheng · 6-1 6-7(3) 5-6 · Set 3 · US OpenATPT. Fritz vs F. Cerundolo · 6-3 6-4 1-2 · Set 3 · US OpenATPA. Blockx vs F. Cobolli · 2-4 · Set 1 · US OpenFTATPA. Michelsen def. D. Merida Aguilar · 7-6(5) 6-4 6-3 · US OpenFTATPF. Tiafoe def. V. Vacherot · 6-4 6-2 6-4 · US OpenFTWTAA. Kalinskaya def. E. Svitolina · 6-3 2-6 6-3 · US OpenFTATPB. Shelton def. D. Shapovalov · 7-6(3) 6-7(5) 6-3 6-4 · US OpenFTWTAA. Potapova def. A. Anisimova · 6-2 7-5 · US OpenFTCHI. Simakin def. W. K. Leong M. · 6-3 6-7(3) 6-3 · ZhangjiagangWTAN. Osaka vs E. Mertens · 01:00 · US OpenWTAI. Jovic vs A. Eala · 01:00 · US Open
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Who is the ATP world No. 1?

Jannik Sinner of Italy is the ATP world No. 1 on 12,800 ranking points, 5,010 clear of Alexander Zverev.

  1. 1Jannik SinnerItaly12,800
  2. 2Alexander ZverevGermany7,790
  3. 3Carlos AlcarazSpain7,160

Reading the ATP list published 31 August 2026. The full top 100 is below.

#MovePlayerCountryPoints
1ITJannik SinnerItaly12,800
2DEAlexander ZverevGermany7,790
3ESCarlos AlcarazSpain7,160
4CAFelix Auger-AliassimeCanada4,640
5RSNovak DjokovicSerbia3,770
6ITFlavio CobolliItaly3,720
7AUAlex De MinaurAustralia3,650
8Daniil MedvedevNeutral3,580
9USBen SheltonUSA3,480
10USTaylor FritzUSA3,475
11FRArthur FilsFrance3,140
12USFrances TiafoeUSA2,680
13ESRafael JodarSpain2,671
14ITLorenzo MusettiItaly2,605
15USLearner TienUSA2,565
16KZAlexander BublikKazakhstan2,525
17USBrandon NakashimaUSA2,485
18CZJakub MensikCzech Republic2,445
19CZJiri LeheckaCzech Republic2,420
20NOCasper RuudNorway2,385
21USTommy PaulUSA2,225
22ITLuciano DarderiItaly2,175
23MCValentin VacherotMonaco2,168
24Andrey RublevNeutral2,080
25ARFrancisco CerundoloArgentina1,980
26BRJoao FonsecaBrazil1,800
27ESAlejandro Davidovich FokinaSpain1,730
28CLAlejandro TabiloChile1,688
29FRArthur RinderknechFrance1,683
30PEIgnacio BusePeru1,550
31FRUgo HumbertFrance1,545
32ARMartin Etcheverry TomasArgentina1,440
33GBArthur FeryUnited Kingdom1,415
34BEAlexander BlockxBelgium1,396
35GBCameron NorrieUnited Kingdom1,365
36ITMatteo ArnaldiItaly1,349
37BEZizou BergsBelgium1,345
38BERaphael CollignonBelgium1,207
39ESDaniel Merida AguilarSpain1,157
40FRLuca van AsscheFrance1,140
41PTNuno BorgesPortugal1,135
42ARAgustin Tirante ThiagoArgentina1,125
43ITMatteo BerrettiniItaly1,115
44DEJan-Lennard StruffGermany1,089
45ARManuel Cerundolo JuanArgentina1,076
46USAlex MichelsenUSA1,070
47PLHubert HurkaczPoland1,070
48CADenis ShapovalovCanada1,065
49ARMariano NavoneArgentina1,065
50Karen KhachanovNeutral1,050
51ARSebastian BaezArgentina1,044
52FRQuentin HalysFrance1,030
53GRStefanos TsitsipasGreece1,015
54DEYannick HanfmannGermany991
55ESJaume MunarSpain990
56NLTallon GriekspoorNetherlands975
57DEDaniel AltmaierGermany964
58CZTomas MachacCzech Republic960
59ARAndres Burruchaga RomanArgentina960
60PYDaniel Vallejo AdolfoParaguay954
61USEthan QuinnUSA949
62FRCorentin MoutetFrance935
63HUFabian MarozsanHungary930
64RSMiomir KecmanovicSerbia925
65ESMartin LandaluceSpain922
66ESPablo Carreno-BustaSpain899
67FRAdrian MannarinoFrance895
68USSebastian KordaUSA890
69CZVit KoprivaCzech Republic883
70NLBotic Van De ZandschulpNetherlands868
71AUJames DuckworthAustralia853
72PTJaime FariaPortugal847
73PLKamil MajchrzakPoland827
74USJenson BrooksbyUSA803
75FRValentin RoyerFrance778
76GBJan ChoinskiUnited Kingdom773
77ARCamilo Ugo CarabelliArgentina770
78USMarcos GironUSA765
79RSHamad MedjedovicSerbia764
80USZachary SvajdaUSA759
81HRMarin CilicCroatia751
82ARFacundo Diaz AcostaArgentina732
83ARMarco TrungellitiArgentina731
84USAleksandar KovacevicUSA730
85AURinky HijikataAustralia724
86SKAlex MolcanSlovakia710
87FRArthur GeaFrance709
88JPSho ShimabukuroJapan705
89ITLorenzo SonegoItaly698
90USMartin DammUSA697
91FRHugo GastonFrance697
92FRTerence AtmaneFrance687
93AUAdam WaltonAustralia670
94HKColeman Wong Chak LamHong Kong668
95ITMattia BellucciItaly659
96AUAleksandar VukicAustralia659
98KZAlexander ShevchenkoKazakhstan655
99Roman SafiullinNeutral634
100NLJesper De JongNetherlands628
101GBJacob FearnleyUnited Kingdom623

Official ATP singles rankings as published on 31 August 2026. Points accumulate over a rolling 52-week window, and the ATP publishes a new list each Monday.

This week at the top

Jannik Sinner holds the ATP No. 1 spot for Italy on 12,800 ranking points. Alexander Zverev sits second on 7,790, a gap of 5,010 points, 39 percent of the leader total.

Across the current top 100, 37 players moved up this week, 52 moved down and 11 held position. Inside the top 10 the risers are Alexander Zverev, Flavio Cobolli, Alex De Minaur. Losing ground in the top 10: Carlos Alcaraz, Daniil Medvedev, Ben Shelton, Taylor Fritz.

The USA is the best represented nation in the top 100 with 14 players, out of 28 countries in total.

ATP rankings, common questions

How often are the ATP rankings updated?

The ATP publishes a new ranking every Monday. When a two-week event such as a Grand Slam or a combined Masters 1000 is running, the update lands at the conclusion of the tournament instead. This page reflects the most recent published list.

Who is the current ATP world No. 1?

Jannik Sinner is the current ATP world No. 1, representing Italy, on 12,800 ranking points. Alexander Zverev is closest on 7,790 points, 5,010 behind.

How are ATP ranking points calculated?

Points run on a rolling 52-week window rather than a calendar season. Each Monday the points a player earned in the corresponding week a year ago drop off and are replaced by whatever they earned this year. A Grand Slam title is worth 2,000 points, a 1000-level title 1,000, a 500-level title 500 and a 250-level title 250.

What is the difference between the ATP rankings and the Race?

The rankings roll over the previous 52 weeks, so they always span parts of two seasons. The Race counts only points earned since January in the current calendar year, and it decides who qualifies for the season-ending Finals. In January the two lists look very different; by November they converge.

How many points do you need to reach the ATP top 10?

There is no fixed threshold. The cut-off is simply whatever the tenth-placed player currently holds, and it moves every week as results roll on and off the 52-week window. Check the tenth row of the table on this page for the live figure.