ATP Ranking: Alcaraz reduces his tally and Draper breaks into the top-10

Diego Jiménez Rubio | 17 Mar 2025 | 03.08

Changes in the ATP Ranking at Indian Wells 2025. Photo: gettyimages

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The reflection of what happened on the court is evident in the world ranking, as seen in the ATP ranking released after Indian Wells 2025. The big news is the new and well-deserved top-10 status achieved by Jack Draper, but attention must also be paid to the missed opportunity by Carlos Alcaraz and the upward trend of Joao Fonseca. We analyze all the movements.

Missed opportunities, breakthroughs more abrupt than expected, notable disappointments, and much more characterize each tennis tournament, reflecting all these feelings in the ATP ranking. The global list that governs men's tennis continues to be led with a significant margin by Jannik Sinner, seeing that his immediate pursuers have not taken advantage of the opportunity, especially Carlos Alcaraz. However, many other fronts need to be addressed, such as the excellence of Jack Draper.

- Sinner and Djokovic are strengthened by the missed opportunities of their rivals

It seems unbelievable that a player unable to compete and another who fell in the early stages can be satisfied with what happened in the official rankings. The Italian has witnessed how Zverev and Alcaraz missed a magnificent opportunity to close in on him and threaten his status as the world number 1, while the Serbian rises to the fifth position on the list, thus avoiding facing Sascha and Carlitos until the semifinals in the upcoming Miami tournament.

- Jack Draper breaks into the top-10, displacing De Miñaur from that group

The British player has achieved a great merit, swiftly becoming a clear contender for glory wherever he goes as soon as he has been free from injuries and found some consistency. He climbs seven spots and ranks 7th in the world, causing Álex de Miñaur to drop out of the top-10. Furthermore, Medvedev loses two positions and is now eighth, while Tommy Paul moves away from his dream of returning to the top 10 in the world, falling to 13th place as he is overtaken by Rune.

- Joao Fonseca pushes his limits and gets close to the top-50

Despite being eliminated in the second round of the California tournament, the Brazilian player has managed to stand out and continue his inexorable upward trend by winning the Challenger in Phoenix. This places him at 60th in the world, positioning himself well to break into the top-50, a psychologically significant barrier to continue building his career. Other players registering their career-best rankings this week are Arthur Fils (18), Brandon Nakashima (33), Alexandre Muller (40), Zizou Bergs (51), Quentin Halys (57), Learner Tien (66), Raphael Collignon (91), and Nishesh Basavareddy (100).

- Here is the top-10 of the ATP ranking after the conclusion of Indian Wells 2025