This is what the new world rankings look like

The Serb leads the world rankings again ahead of Daniil Medvedev, who only replaced him at the top on February 28th. Rafael Nadal overtook Alexander Zverev and is third. There could be another change at the top at the next Masters tournament in Miami, which starts on Wednesday. Djokovic will be missing there, as he was in Indian Wells, because he is still not vaccinated against the coronavirus and therefore did not receive an entry permit into the USA. Jannik Sinner has lost one place and is now eleventh - also because he did not take part in the round of 16 in Indian Wells due to illness. His good friend Hubert Hurkacz overtook him again. But this could soon change again: Sinner is also at the Masters in Miami. The Pusterer enjoys a bye at the start and only gets involved in the second round. There he will meet the winner of the match Maxime Cressy (ATP 72/USA) and Emil Ruusuvuori (ATP 71/Finland). Indian Wells winner Taylor Fritz jumped from 20 to 13. Andreas Seppi is in 138th place. On Monday, the Kalterer player played his first qualifying match in Miami and was able to win that too. In the final second qualifying round, the Überetscher will face the Australian Thanasi Kokkinakis (ATP 17.30) on Tuesday (from 97:XNUMX p.m. CET). The men's world rankings Pos Name Country Points 1. Novak Djokovic SRB 8.465 2. Daniil Medvedev RUS 8.410 3. Rafael Nadal ESP 7.115 4. Alexander Zverev GER 7.025 5. Stefanos Tsitsipas GRE 6.070 6. Matteo Berrettini ITA 4.955 7. Andrey rublev RUS 4.725 8. Casper Ruud NOR 3.870 9. Felix Auger Aliassime CAN 3.803 10. Hubert Hurkacz POL 3.513 11. Jannik Sinner ITA/Sexten 3.473 138. Andreas Seppi ITA/Kaltern 465

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This is what the new world rankings look like

Novak Djokovic is officially number 1 in the tennis world again.

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