ATP Rankings: German tennis star Alexander Zverev has moved to ATP ranking 4 in the world after winning the Western & Southern Open in Cincinnati.
ATP Rankings: Alexander Zverev got past Andrey Rublev 6-2, 6-3 to lift his fifth ATP Masters 1000 title on Sunday and become the first German champion in Cincinnati since Boris Becker in 1985. The World No. 5 captured his fourth tour-level trophy of the season having already won gold in Olympic singles in Tokyo. The 24-year-old has now risen one spot to No. 4 in the ATP Rankings, as per ATPTour.com. Notably, he had never won a match in his six previous appearances in Cincinnati but this time around he dropped just one set in the tournament.
Your @FedEx #ATPRankings Top 10:
🇷🇸 @DjokerNole
🇷🇺 @DaniilMedwed
🇬🇷 @steftsitsipas
🇩🇪 @AlexZverev
🇪🇸 @RafaelNadal
🇦🇹 @ThiemDomi
🇷🇺 @AndreyRublev97
🇮🇹 @MattBerrettini
🇨🇭 @rogerfederer
🇨🇦 @denis_shapo— ATP Tour (@atptour) August 23, 2021
Meanwhile, Felix Auger-Aliassime of Canada climbed two places to his joint career-high No. 15. He reached the quarter-finals in Cincinnati. It was the first time this season that the 21-year-old had reached the last eight at a Masters 1000 tournament.
Trying to join Novak in Turin 🇮🇹@steftsitsipas, @DaniilMedwed, @AlexZverev & @AndreyRublev97 are 2nd, 3rd, 4th & 5th respectively in the @FedEx ATP Race To Turin 👀
Will we see all four 2020 qualifiers return to the #NittoATPFinals? pic.twitter.com/d7nD6q7HNU
— ATP Tour (@atptour) August 24, 2021
The 30-year-old, Grigor Dimitrov returned to the Top 20, jumping three spots to No. 18 after he snapped a three-match losing streak to reach the third round in Ohio.
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