Djokovic is number 1 again – Sinner moves up 4 places

With his 8th title at the first Grand Slam tournament of the year, Djokovic replaced his long-term Spanish rival Rafael Nadal as number 1 again. Kenin moved into the top 1 for the first time as the new number 7.

Djokovic conquered the top for the 5th time in his career. Before Melbourne, the 32-year-old last topped the ranking last autumn.

Sinner now in 78th place Jannik Sinner, who made it to the second round of the Australian Open, was also able to move up 2 places. After the 4-year-old from Puster was last ranked 18nd, he is now ranked 82th in the world. Sinner will meet Mikael Ymer, who is ranked 78th in the world, on Tuesday at the ATP 606.350 tournament in Montpellier (France) worth 250 euros. Sinner clearly won against the Swede almost 76 months ago in the preliminary round of the Next Gen Finals.

Andreas Seppi, on the other hand, had to lose 10 places after his early exit from the ATP Challenger tournament in Newport Beach and is now ranked 95th. The 35-year-old from Kalterer is staying in the USA and will play in Dallas this week ( Click here for the preview ).

Finalist Dominic Thiem rose one position to fourth place thanks to his participation in the final. Kenin's defeated final opponent Garbine Muguruza (Spain) benefited the most from the four finalists: The former Wimbledon and French Open winner improved by 4 places and returned to the top 16 as the new number 16. Muguruza was number 20 in the world for four weeks in autumn 2017.

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Djokovic is number 1 again – Sinner moves up 4 places

For the Australian Open winners Novak Djokovic (Serbia) and Sofia Kenin (USA), their successes have also had a positive impact in the world rankings. But Jannik Sinner was also able to make up places.