Number 352 in the world: Dominic Thiem's blatant crash

Daniil Medvedev has taken the lead for the second time, followed by Alexander Zverev, 875 points behind. The German has never been so high in the rankings. Novak Djokovic only remains in third place. Dominic Thiem, US Open winner from 2020, is now only the seventh best Austrian in 352nd place. The last time he was ranked worse was at the beginning of December 2012. Thiem only scored 125 points out of his 30 points this year, ten each in Madrid, Rome and Paris. On July 11th, the 28-year-old will lose five Wimbledon points from 2019, and four weeks later also those from the quarterfinals in Montreal 2019. If he doesn't score by then, he might just be able to stay in the top 700. Thiem's last match win was more than 13 months ago, and his wrist injury will be one year old next week. Sinner, Seppi and the Big 3 The two best South Tyroleans have lost positions. Jannik Sinner has lost one place compared to the previous week and is in 13th place, while Andreas Seppi has lost ten places and is currently in 151st place. It is the first time since November 2003 that neither Djokovic, Nadal or the Swiss Roger Federer are in one of the top two places. Medvedev takes his leadership as a product of his achievements. “If you have the most points in the rankings over the past 52 weeks, then you deserve to be up there. This is fair. The numbers don’t lie,” said the 25-year-old in Halle.

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Number 352 in the world: Dominic Thiem's blatant crash

The men's world tennis rankings were shaken up a week after the French Open.

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Number 352 in the world: Dominic Thiem's ​​blatant crash

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