Monte-Carlo triumph pushes Jannik Sinner into first above Carlos Alcaraz

Sinner on top, Alcaraz lingers in second

Another semi-final in 2026 pushes Alexander Zverev into third with Daniil Medvedev, who did not even win a game in Monaco, bumping down to fourth. Another no-show by Novak Djokovic keeps him firmly planted in fifth while Alex de Minaur and Felix Auger-Aliassime climb to sixth after their quarterfinal runs.

Ben Shelton and Tommy Paul chose to follow in Djokovic’s footsteps and not make the trip to Monte-Carlo. However, this was to recover from the U.S. Men’s Clay Court Championships, which Paul won. Shelton falls a couple of places, but is still in eighth, as Paul drops to a respectable 10th. In between sees Tomas Martin Etcheverry who has enjoyed a brilliant start to the season. No player has won more matches on clay than him, and that has resulted in him being an outside contender to feature in Turin.

Jiri Lehecka rises to 11th as Arthur Fils drops to 12th. A quarterfinal appearance moves the 2025 ATP Finals alternative Alexander Bublik into 13th as Frances Tiafoe and Francisco Cerundolo round off the top 15. Valentin Vacherot is one of the big risers, climbing from 33rd to 17th after his heroic semi-final showing. Taylor Fritz (20th) and Lorenzo Musetti (27th) have work to do if they are to return to the ATP Finals.

ATP Race as of 13/4/26