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World Tennis Rankings – 2nd July 2018

Men’s Singles

Tennis Rankings

Rafael Nadal remains at the top of the Men’s Singles Tennis rankings followed by Roger Federer and Alexander Zverev who are placed 2nd and 3rd in the rankings. Mishca Zverev won the Eastbourne International to jump from the 67th spot to the 43rd rank. Borna Coric also broke into the top 20 after he replaced Lucas Pouille who moved to the 19th position in the Men’s Singles Tennis rankings.

Rank Player Country Total Points
1 Rafael Nadal  Spain 8,770
2 Roger Federer  Switzerland 8,720
3 Alexander Zverev  Germany 5,755
4 Juan Martin Del Potro  Argentina 5,080
5 Marin Cilic  Croatia 5,060
6 Grigor Dimitrov  Bulgaria 4,780
7 Dominic Thiem  Austria 3,835
8 Kevin Anderson  South Africa 3,635
9 David Goffin  Belgium 3,110
10 John Isner  Usa 3,045
11 Diego Schwartzman  Argentina 2,435
12 Pablo Carreno Busta  Spain 2,145
13 Sam Querrey  Usa 2,130
14 Roberto Bautista Agut  Spain 2,120
15 Jack Sock  Usa 2,110
16 Fabio Fognini  Italy 2,030
17 Kyle Edmund  Great Britain 1,950
18 Nick Kyrgios  Australia 1,855
19 Lucas Pouille  France 1,835
20 Borna Coric  Croatia 1,745
21 Novak Djokovic  Serbia 1,715
22 Hyeon Chung  Korea 1,685
23 Damir Dzumhur  Bosnia 1,665
24 Tomas Berdych  Czech Republic 1,625
25 Denis Shapovalov  Canada 1,588
26 Adrian Mannarino  France 1,580
27 Philipp Kohlschreiber  Germany 1,575
28 Kei Nishikori  Japan 1,530
29 Marco Cecchinato  Italy 1,514
30 Filip Krajinovic  Serbia 1,489
31 Richard Gasquet  France 1,465
32 Milos Raonic  Canada 1,430
33 Andrey Rublev  Russia 1,281
34 Fernando Verdasco  Spain 1,280
35 Stefanos Tsitsipas  Greece 1,254

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Men’s Doubles 

Tennis Rankings

Mate Pavic remains at the top of the Men’s Doubles tennis rankings followed by Oliver Marach and Lukasz Kubot who are placed 2nd and 3rd respectively. Meanwhile, Pakistan’s Aisam-Ul-Haq Qureshi dropped down 3 ranks as Maz Mirnyi, Franko Skugor and Jan-Lennard upgraded their ranks.

Rank Player Country Tournaments Total Points
1 Mate Pavic Croatia 27 8,240
2 Oliver Marach Austria 25 8,190
3 Lukasz Kubot Poland 24 6,980
4 Marcelo Melo Brazil 25 6,980
5 John Peers Australia 23 6,795
6 Henri Kontinen Finland 22 6,750
7 Bob Bryan USA 19 6,470
8 Mike Bryan USA 22 6,470
9 Nicolas Mahut France 16 5,690
10 Pierre-Hugues Herbert France 15 5,660
11 Jean-Julien Rojer Netherlands 28 4,910
12 Juan Sebastian Cabal Colombia 22 4,760
13 Jamie Murray Great Britain 22 4,530
14 Bruno Soares Brazil 23 4,530
15 Horia Tecau Romania 18 4,460
16 Robert Farah Colombia 17 4,240
17 Ivan Dodig Croatia 29 4,130
18 Nikola Mektic Croatia 30 3,920
19 Alexander Peya Austria 26 3,820
20 Marc Lopez Spain 27 3,755
21 Feliciano Lopez Spain 22 3,455
22 Marcel Granollers Spain 24 3,005
23 Michael Venus New Zealand 30 2,890
24 Rohan Bopanna India 24 2,810
25 Jack Sock USA 20 2,700
26 Edouard Roger-Vasselin France 27 2,680
27 Ben McLachlan Japan 34 2,644
28 Pablo Cuevas Uruguay 20 2,610
29 Rajeev Ram USA 29 2,550
30 Raven Klaasen Pakistan 25 2,290
31 Matwe Middelkoop Netherlands 31 2,215
32 Jan-Lennard Struff Germany 19 2,030
33 Dominic Inglot Great Britain 26 2,025
34 Franko Skugor Croatia 30 2,006
35 Max Mirnyi Belarus 26 1,980
36 Aisam-Ul-Haq Qureshi Pakistan 32 1,940

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Women’s Singles

The French Open 2018 winner, Simona Halep retained her rank at the top of the Women’s Singles ranking followed by Caroline Wozniacki who won the Eastbourne Women’s Singles to remain at the 2nd position. Meanwhile, Angelique Kerber broke into the top 10 ranks after she replaced Madison Keys. Petra Kvitova also moved up one rank by replacing her fellow national, Karolina Piskova for the 7th position.

Rank Player Country Tournaments Total Points
1 Simona Halep Romania 17 7871
2 Caroline Wozniacki Denmark 21 6910
3 Garbiñe Muguruza Spain 22 6550
4 Sloane Stephens USA 18 5463
5 Elina Svitolina Ukraine 18 5250
6 Caroline Garcia France 23 4960
7 Petra Kvitova Czech Republic 22 4610
8 Karolina Pliskova Czech Republic 20 4315
9 Venus Williams USA 14 3971
10 Angelique Kerber Germany 21 3545
11 Madison Keys USA 18 3536
12 Jelena Ostapenko Latvia 21 3437
13 Julia Goerges Germany 24 3210
14 Daria Kasatkina Russia 25 3165
15 Elise Mertens Belgium 24 2635
16 Coco Vandeweghe USA 18 2603
17 Ashleigh Barty Australia 20 2435
18 Naomi Osaka Japan 21 2350
19 Magdalena Rybarikova Slovakia 24 2310
20 Kiki Bertens Netherlands 26 2090
21 Anastasija Sevastova Latvia 23 2005
22 Maria Sharapova Russia 14 1943
23 Barbora Strycova Czech Republic 24 1915
24 Johanna Konta Great Britian 21 1866
25 Daria Gavrilova Australia 23 1765
26 Carla Suárez Navarro Spain 23 1677
27 Anett Kontaveit Estonia 24 1656
28 Mihaela Buzarnescu Romania 34 1648
29 Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova Russia 25 1596
30 Agnieszka Radwanska Poland 19 1580
31 Shuai Zhang China 28 1545
32 Aryna Sabalenka Belarus 24 1430
33 Dominika Cibulkova Slovak Republic 22 1385
34 Lesia Tsurenko Ukraine 24 1355
35 Ekaterina Makarova Russia 20 1330

Women’s Doubles

Ekaterina Makarova and Elena Vesnina share the number one rank in teh Women’s doubles tennis rankings. The 3rd rank was taken by Timea Babos after she replaced Latisha Chan. Meanwhile, Gabriel Dabrowski upgraded her position by one rank after replacing Barbora Krjcikova. The biggest jump was made by Irina-Camelia Begu who upgraded her rank by 5 places and is now placed at the 29th position.

Rank Player Country Tournaments Total Points
1 Ekaterina Makarova Russia 14 8000
1 Elena Vesnina Russia 13 8000
3 Timea Babos Hungary 19 7550
4 Latisha Chan Chinese Taipei 22 7425
5 Andrea Sestini Hlavackova Czech Republic 24 6100
6 Katerina Siniakova Czech Republic 17 5665
7 Barbora Strycova Czech Republic 19 5220
8 Kristina Mladenovic France 14 5105
9 Gabriela Dabrowski Canada 24 4580
10 Barbora Krejcikova Czech Republic 20 4450
11 Hao-Ching Chan Chinese Taipei 22 4185
12 Ashleigh Barty Australia 16 4050
13 Andreja Klepac Slovenia 23 4025
13 María José Martínez Sánchez Spain 23 4025
15 Yifan Xu China 21 3870
16 Demi Schuurs Netherlands 25 3735
17 Su-Wei Hsieh Chinese Taipei 18 3713
18 Anna-Lena Groenefeld Germany 22 3640
19 Monica Niculescu Romania 13 3547
20 Kiki Bertens Netherlands 20 3465
21 Kveta Peschke Czech Republic 23 3420
22 Zhaoxuan Yang China 25 3190
23 Makoto Ninomiya Japan 26 3190
24 Johanna Larsson Sweden 17 3110
25 Shuai Peng China 13 3082
26 Elise Mertens Belgium 21 2670
27 Lucie Safarova Czech Republic 10 2636
28 Katarina Srebotnik Slovenia 26 2550
29 Irina-Camelia Begu Romania 14 2445
30 Sania Mirza India 8 2411
31 Shuko Aoyama Japan 30 2300
32 Eri Hozumi Japan 20 2300
33 Nicole Melichar USA 30 2280
34 Raquel Atawo USA 21 2155
35 Mihaela Buzarnescu Romania 29 2150

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