ATP Official World Rankings: Zhang Zhizhen No. 33 Makes History, Sinner Ranks First, Deyo Super Acre Rises No. 2

2024-06-24 14:22:10

ATP Official World Rankings: Zhang Zhizhen No. 33 Makes History, Sinner Ranks First, Deyo Super Acre Rises No. 2

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2024-06-24 13:24Published in Jiangxi Sports Creators

On June 24, Beijing time, the ATP officially announced the latest world rankings, Sinner continued to rank first in the world, and Djokovic overtook Alcaraz to return to the second place in the world. China's first brother Zhang Zhizhen rose to No. 33 to set a career record, setting a new record in the history of Chinese mainland men's tennis, and becoming the first player in Chinese mainland men's tennis to secure a Wimbledon seed.

ATP Official World Rankings: Zhang Zhizhen No. 33 Makes History, Sinner Ranks First, Deyo Super Acre Rises No. 2

Men's Tennis World Top 10:

1. Sinner

2. Novak Djokovic

3. Alcaraz

4. Zverev

5. Medvedev

6. Rublev

7. Hurkacz

8, Ruud

9, De Minaur

10. Dimitrov

33, Zhang Zhizhen

104, Shang Chengcheng

Sinner won the grass court title for the first time in his career with a 2-0 win over Hurkacz in Halle, and his first tournament victory after becoming world No. 1 allowed him to extend his lead to world No. 1.

Alcaraz's early exit from the Queen's Cup saw him drop to third in the world, and Djokovic was able to return to second in the world. Fourth to sixth in the world are still Zverev, Medvedev and Rublev, Hurkacz rose to seventh in the world thanks to the runner-up in Halle, Ruud is eighth in the world, De Minaur has slipped to ninth in the world, and Dimitrov is tenth in the world.

China's first brother Zhang Zhizhen reached the semifinals with consecutive upsets in the Harley Tournament, and he became the first person in the history of Chinese mainland men's tennis to reach the top four of the grass court tournament, and his ranking also rose 9 places to 33rd in the world, setting a new career high record and also creating a new record for Chinese mainland men's tennis.

Zhang Zhizhen also locked in a Wimbledon seeding spot, becoming the first person in Chinese mainland's men's tennis history. As for another Chinese player, Shang Juncheng, dropped eight places to 104th in the world, and is also the only two Chinese mainland male players to rank in the world's top 150.

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