The ATP ranking will be updated tomorrow and Jannik Sinner’s second week as world number 1 will therefore begin. The boy from Sesto Pusteria was rested this week, losing 45 points in the ranking and dropping, so to speak, to 9480 points, 900 more than Carlos Alcaraz. The two will be on the field from tomorrow, the Italian in Halle and the Iberian at Queen’s in London.
The semi-final in Stuttgart allows a Lorenzo Musetti to confirm himself as the Italian number 2, thirtieth in the world with 1380 points, while climbing onto the podium Luciano Darderi. The Italian-Argentine, with the success in the Perugia Challenger, updates his best ranking to number 34 in the world, surpassing Matteo Arnaldi which ‘recedes’ to thirty-fifth place. New best ranking also for Flavio Cobolli, who will become number 49 in the world.
Behind his back Lorenzo Sonegowhich rises to number 57 and will be at the start of the Halle tournament, while gaining 30 positions Matteo Berrettini with the Stuttgart final lost by Jack Draper. However, the 165 points achieved allow him to be the new number 65 in the world and to give a good boost to his climb, putting himself behind Luca Nardi (72).
It also falls into the top 100 Flavio Fognini, becoming the ninth Italian player among the top one hundred players in the world. Behind his back Stefano Napolitanonumber 121 with the qualification in s’Hertogenbosch, ahead of Francesco Passaro (128), Matteo Gigante (133) and Giulio Zeppieri (139). Behind them Mattia Bellucci who earns 15 points with the semi-final in the Nottingham Challenger.
ATP, THE ITALIANS’ RANKING AS OF JUNE 17
1 Jannik Sinner 9480 (-)
30 Lorenzo Musetti 1380 (-)
34 Luciano Darderi 1231 (+7)
35 Matteo Arnaldi 1220 (-1)
49 Flavio Cobolli 955 (+1)
57 Lorenzo Sonego 861 (+1)
65 Matteo Berrettini 795 (+30)
72 Luca Nardi 760 (+1)
100 Fabio Fognini 617 (+2)
121 Stefano Napolitano 522 (+4)
128 Francesco Passaro 506 (+5)
133 Matteo Gigante 494 (-1)
139 Giulio Zeppieri 430 (+1)
145 Mattia Bellucci 412 (+15)
