Jannik Sinner is back in the top ten, but not everywhere

This week Sinner will play at the ATP 250 tournament in Sofia. The 21-year-old is also the defending champion in the Bulgarian capital. Sinner will enter the round of 94 on Wednesday or Thursday after a bye. There it is against the Portuguese Nuno Borges (ATP XNUMX) or a qualifier. Sinner wants to collect important points in Sofia in order to qualify for the ATP Finals in Turin (November 13th to 20th). As of now, he is only in 14th place in the “Race to Torino”. Only the best 8 of this ranking (the performances of 2022 count here) are there in Turin, although there are still some question marks behind some possible participants - such as the injured one Alexander Zverev. Dense program In any case, Sinner has to collect a lot of points in the next few weeks. But there is plenty of time to make up for the deficit: After Sofia, Sinner is for the tournament in Nur-Sultan (ATP 500), in Florence (ATP 250), in Vienna (ATP 500) and the Masters in Paris-Bercy reported. In any case, the Sesto native returned to the top 10 in the world rankings this Monday because Hubert Hurkacz lost in the semi-finals in Metz against the eventual tournament winner Lorenzo Sonego. Sinner's highest placement in the world rankings to date remains 9th. This is currently led by 19-year-old Spaniard Carlos Alcaraz. The US Open winner is followed by the Norwegian Casper Ruud and compatriot Rafael Nadal. The men's world rankings Pos Name Country Points 1. Carlos Alcaraz ESP 6.740 2. Casper Ruud NOR 5.850 3. Rafael Nadal ESP 5.810 4. Daniil Medvedev RUS 5.065 5. Alexander Zverev GER 5.040 6. Stefanos Tsitsipas GRE 4.810 7. Novak Djokovic SRB 3.570 8. Cameron norrie GBR 3.550 9. Andrey rublev RUS 2.390 10. Jannik Sinner ITA/Sexten 3.200

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Jannik Sinner is back in the top ten, but not everywhere

This week Jannik Sinner returns to the ATP tour. A decisive phase is now on the agenda for the Sesto native, who returned to the top 10 in the world rankings on Monday.

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