An almost transitional week that passed in view of the Wimbledon tournament with almost all the big names stopped and working for the third Grand Slam tournament of the year. No changes in the Top Ten with all the tennis players trying to train, from our Jannik Sinner to Novak Djokovic who returned in extremis and is ready to debut in the tournament, perhaps trying to reach a good condition.
The first real change comes at twelfth place with Taylor Fritz having overtaken Tommy Paul in the rankings (yet another exchange between the two this season) with Taylor having won the Eastbourne tournament and thus moving closer to the Top Ten.
Chilean Tabilo enters the Top 20, fresh from his victory in Mallorca: thanks to this tournament, the South American tennis player has gained 5 positions and is now number 19 in the world rankings. Best Ranking also for Jack Draper who gains another position in the rankings.
Gael Monfils also did well, gaining 7 positions and now number 33 in the world. Italian chapter: obviously first Jannik Sinner, firmly in command compared to his rivals, followed by Musetti, Arnaldi and Darderi, with the latter now close to the top seed zone.
Cobolli further improves his Best Ranking by one position while Lorenzo Sonego is also doing well who, in a difficult year, gained three positions in the ranking: the tennis player from Turin is now number 54 in the world, a few positions ahead of Matteo Berrettini who is another small step forward (now it is number 59).
Luca Nardi loses two positions while Fabio Fognini gains three, who also appeared to be growing and is now stable in the Top 100. Observing what happens in the Top 100 best ranking for the American Michelsen who gains seven positions, a big leap for the Australians too Vukic and especially Purcell, while Eubanks is down, losing 20 positions.
Virtually nothing changes in the female Top 10 with Jasmine Paolini earning 160 points and moving closer to sixth position in the rankings. With the victory in Eastbourne Daria Kasatkina gains two positions and is now number 12 in the world.
Ok also Emma Navarro and especially Leylah Fernandez who gains five positions and returns to number 25 in the world. Now everyone is ready for Wimbledon, let’s start with the London Slam.
