ATP standings – The Big 3 (Federer, Djokovic, Nadal) ejected from the top 2, Medvedev n ° 1 in the world ahead of Zverev, Murray grumbles

Medvedev defeats Djokovic, Ruud leaves the Top 5

Add to that the 3rd, with 1200 points for nouveau leader Daniil Medvedev and the 305th son of Alexander Zverev, who achieved for the first time in his career the 2nd place in the world. So there are no more members of the Big 3 in the first two places, an event since Djokovic, Nadal or Federer have been constituted since November 10, 2003.

On the other hand, Djokovic is no more ahead of Nadal (4th) than 345 longs and the Serbe is out of the tournament which is in need). Another notable change: Paris finalist Casper Ruud enters the Top 5, a new culminating point in his career, to the detriment of Stefanos Tsitsipas (6th) who is losing capital from his 2021 final at Roland-Garros.

Federer abandoned the Top 50, Murray retrouved

A brilliant finalist on the Stuttgart field after seeing in particular beat his first Top 5 since the end of 2016, Andy Murray, makes him a 21 -place bond that allows him to make a new one of the top 50 in the world, a first four for him ( 28 May 2018). That’s what he promises before Wimbledon if his body holds (he was injured in the final).

It should also be noted that Nick Kyrgios, semi-finalist on the German field (beaten by Murray), continues to move from his side (65th, +13 places) ahead of Federer.

In the Top 20, few changes to signal: if only Hubert Hurkacz (12th) and Jannik Sinner (13th) are crossing their places, as are Denis Shapovalov (15th) and Diego Schwartzman (16th). But big names in world tennis know the opposite sorts.

Nihsikori is in the Top 100, Van Rijthoven is approaching

The Swiss “Maestro”, however, is not the only one injured to break out this week. With 180 points of his eighth final against Roland last year, Kei Nishikori (105th, -21nd place) and not including the 100 best players in the world. It hadn’t happened to the Japanese since the week of November 15, 2010, so it’s been 11 and a half years. Operated from the hanche earlier this year, he has not yet found the path of the courts.

Highs and lows

• 13th year ago and the Top 100 to get meilleur classement ce lundi. Alexander Zverev (2nd, +1 place), Casper Ruud (5th, +1), Miomir Kecmanovic (30th, +1), Jenson Brooksby (33rd, +1), Sebastian Baez (34th, +2nd), Oscar Otte (51st) , +10), Brandon Nakashima (54th, +10), Emil Ruusuvuori (56th, +6), Jiri Lehecka (76th, +3), Tomas Martin Etcheverry (79th, +11), Bernabe Zapata Miralles (94th, +3 ), Chun Hsin Tseng (97th, +7) and Jack Draper (99th, +7) can have a smile.

• For others, it’s the soup to the grimace: Cristian Garin (43rd, -10th place), Alejandro Davidovich Fokina (44th, -14), Fabio Fognini (59th, -7), Marcos Giron (60th, -7 ), Laslo Djere (62nd, -8), Daniel Altmaier (66th, -7), Roger Federer (68th, -18), Lorenzo Musetti (74th, -17), Federico Delbonis (89th, -16), Mikael Ymer ( 90th, -7), Steve Johnson (93th, -6), Henri Laaksonen (98th, -9), Dominik Koepfer (103rd, -7), Ricardas Berankis (104th, -6) and Kei Nishikori (105th, -21) big loser.

The Top 20 on 13/06