ATP ranking

The ATP ranking: the top 100, the points and how many places each player moved. First, the Argentines and how many points each one is from the place above.

Best Argentine in the ATP ranking

Francisco Cerúndolo

No. 19 · 2,310 points · ▲ 2

11 Argentines in the top 150.

Every Argentine in the top 150

No. 19 · ▲ 2Francisco Cerúndolo · 2,310 pts35 points behind No. 18
No. 29 · =Tomás Martín Etcheverry · 1,565 pts20 points behind No. 28
No. 43 · ▲ 2Mariano Navone · 1,164 pts31 points behind No. 42
No. 49 · =Sebastián Báez · 1,044 pts39 points behind No. 48
No. 51 · ▼ 1Thiago Agustin Tirante · 1,024 pts11 points behind No. 50
No. 54 · ▼ 1Juan Manuel Cerundolo · 1,000 ptslevel on points with No. 53
No. 70 · ▲ 1Facundo Diaz Acosta · 807 ptslevel on points with No. 69
No. 75 · =Camilo Ugo Carabelli · 770 pts3 points behind No. 74
No. 77 · ▼ 15Roman Andres Burruchaga · 754 pts5 points behind No. 76
No. 89 · ▲ 1Marco Trungelliti · 670 pts6 points behind No. 88
No. 128 · ▲ 2Francisco Comesana · 455 pts3 points behind No. 127

ATP ranking of Oct 22, 2026, as ESPN publishes it (top 150). Change = places up or down from the previous release.

Top 100

#	Player	Country	Points	Change
1	Jannik Sinner	ITA	10,450	=
2	Alexander Zverev	GER	9,750	=
3	Carlos Alcaraz	ESP	5,610	=
4	Ben Shelton	USA	4,680	=
5	Daniil Medvedev	RUS	3,860	=
6	Flavio Cobolli	ITA	3,690	=
7	Felix Auger-Aliassime	CAN	3,515	=
8	Arthur Fils	FRA	3,425	▲ 2
9	Frances Tiafoe	USA	3,380	=
10	Alex de Minaur	AUS	3,280	▼ 2
11	Rafael Jodar	ESP	3,234	=
12	Novak Djokovic	SER	3,090	=
13	Taylor Fritz	USA	2,995	▲ 1
14	Tommy Paul	USA	2,675	▲ 1
15	Alejandro Davidovich Fokina	ESP	2,600	▼ 2
16	Jakub Mensik	CZE	2,495	=
17	Brandon Nakashima	USA	2,375	=
18	Learner Tien	USA	2,345	=
19	Francisco Cerúndolo	ARG	2,310	▲ 2
20	Alexander Bublik	KAZ	2,285	▼ 1
21	Jiri Lehecka	CZE	2,275	▼ 1
22	Andrey Rublev	RUS	2,175	=
23	Luciano Darderi	ITA	2,160	=
24	Karen Khachanov	RUS	2,030	▲ 1
25	Casper Ruud	NOR	1,995	▼ 1
26	Lorenzo Musetti	ITA	1,920	=
27	Alexander Blockx	BEL	1,790	=
28	Hubert Hurkacz	POL	1,585	▲ 2
29	Tomás Martín Etcheverry	ARG	1,565	=
30	Alejandro Tabilo	CHI	1,565	▲ 1
31	Valentin Vacherot	MON	1,480	▲ 1
32	Ignacio Buse	PER	1,445	▲ 1
33	Stefanos Tsitsipas	GRE	1,430	▲ 6
34	Alex Michelsen	USA	1,410	▲ 3
35	Arthur Fery	GBR	1,406	▼ 1
36	Matteo Arnaldi	ITA	1,311	=
37	Botic Van De Zandschulp	NED	1,295	▲ 1
38	Ugo Humbert	FRA	1,270	▼ 3
39	Zizou Bergs	BEL	1,260	▲ 2
40	Joao Fonseca	BRA	1,250	▼ 12
41	Cameron Norrie	GBR	1,195	▼ 1
42	Daniel Merida	ESP	1,195	=
43	Mariano Navone	ARG	1,164	▲ 2
44	Arthur Gea	FRA	1,160	=
45	Quentin Halys	FRA	1,127	▲ 1
46	Luca Van Assche	FRA	1,105	▲ 2
47	Jan-Lennard Struff	GER	1,084	▲ 11
48	Matteo Berrettini	ITA	1,083	▼ 5
49	Sebastián Báez	ARG	1,044	=
50	Tallon Griekspoor	NED	1,035	▲ 10
51	Thiago Agustin Tirante	ARG	1,024	▼ 1
52	Denis Shapovalov	CAN	1,015	▼ 5
53	Nuno Borges	POR	1,000	▼ 1
54	Juan Manuel Cerundolo	ARG	1,000	▼ 1
55	Raphael Collignon	BEL	993	=
56	Adolfo Daniel Vallejo	PAR	947	▼ 2
57	Jaime Faria	POR	941	▼ 1
58	Miomir Kecmanovic	SER	930	▼ 1
59	Yannick Hanfmann	GER	923	=
60	Daniel Altmaier	GER	874	▲ 5
61	Arthur Rinderknech	FRA	870	=
62	Ethan Quinn	USA	861	▲ 1
63	Fabian Marozsan	HUN	860	▲ 1
64	Vit Kopriva	CZE	844	▲ 2
65	Jaume Munar	ESP	835	▼ 14
66	Mattia Bellucci	ITA	824	▲ 2
67	Martin Landaluce	ESP	822	=
68	James Duckworth	AUS	814	▲ 5
69	Roman Safiullin	RUS	807	▲ 1
70	Facundo Diaz Acosta	ARG	807	▲ 1
71	Tomas Machac	CZE	804	▲ 1
72	Titouan Droguet	FRA	801	▼ 3
73	Adrian Mannarino	FRA	783	▲ 6
74	Pablo Carreno Busta	ESP	773	=
75	Camilo Ugo Carabelli	ARG	770	=
76	Zachary Svajda	USA	759	▲ 1
77	Roman Andres Burruchaga	ARG	754	▼ 15
78	Hamad Medjedovic	SER	751	▼ 2
79	Kyrian Jacquet	FRA	741	▲ 6
80	Alex Molcan	SVK	734	=
81	Sebastian Korda	USA	730	=
82	Kamil Majchrzak	POL	725	▼ 4
83	Damir Dzumhur	BIH	712	=
84	Aleksandar Kovacevic	USA	703	▼ 2
85	Rinky Hijikata	AUS	689	▲ 1
86	Jacob Fearnley	GBR	686	▲ 1
87	Chak Lam Coleman Wong	HKG	678	▲ 5
88	Marcos Giron	USA	676	=
89	Marco Trungelliti	ARG	670	▲ 1
90	Terence Atmane	FRA	666	▲ 8
91	Lorenzo Sonego	ITA	658	▼ 2
92	Bu Yunchaokete	CHN	652	▼ 1
93	Dino Prizmic	CRO	638	▲ 2
94	Jenson Brooksby	USA	638	▲ 5
95	Nikoloz Basilashvili	GEO	631	▲ 33
96	Marin Cilic	CRO	629	▼ 12
97	Toby Samuel	GBR	625	▼ 1
98	Adam Walton	AUS	619	▼ 1
99	Benjamin Bonzi	FRA	617	▲ 1
100	Henrique Rocha	POR	596	▲ 5

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Updated 2026-11-02 13:19 (Argentina time) · Source: ESPN (matches and rankings)

Denis Krazok · data as of Nov 2, 2026 · sources

How to read the ATP ranking

Place and pointsThe place comes from the points: more points, higher up.
ChangeThe arrow shows how many places a player moved since the previous release of the ranking.
GapFor each Argentine, the points between them and the player above in the table. Outside the top 100, the gap is to No. 100 or the Argentine above.
DateWe use the ranking ESPN publishes, which can be a few days behind the official one. The date is next to the table.

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Questions

Who is the best Argentine in the ATP ranking?

Today it is Francisco Cerúndolo (No. 19, 2,310 points), by the ATP ranking of Oct 22, 2026.

How often is the ATP ranking updated?

We show the latest ranking ESPN publishes, with its date, and check it every few hours. ESPN can be a few days behind the official one; if the one we read gets too old, we hide it instead of showing stale numbers.

Why are not all players listed?

ESPN publishes the top 150. We show the full top 100 and, on top of that, every Argentine down to the last place published.

How are the points added up?

Each tournament gives points by the round a player reaches, and those points count for a while. The exact rules belong to the ATP: we do not recompute them, we show the ranking as it comes.