Novak Djokovic has dropped to 12th place in the ATP rankings.
- Djokovic now has 3,000 points, down four places.
- Jannik Sinner remains at the top with 10,950 points.
- Miomir Kecmanovic is the highest-ranked Serbian at 57th.
BELGRADE, Novak Djokovic has fallen four places to 12th in the latest ATP rankings, which leave the Serbian tennis player on 3,000 points. Italian Jannik Sinner remains at the top with 10,950 points.
Alexander Zverev is second on 10,070 points, while Carlos Alcaraz is third with 5,610. They are followed by Ben Shelton and Daniil Medvedev in the updated men’s standings.
Among Serbian players, Miomir Kecmanovic climbed four positions to 57th place with 930 points. Hamad Medjedovic is 76th with 764 points.
Laslo Djere is ranked 136th with 412 points, while Dusan Lajovic sits in 162nd place with 353 points. The rankings matter for seeding and entry into major tournaments, and they also reflect the current form of players on the ATP Tour.
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Frequently asked questions
Why did Djokovic drop in the rankings?
Djokovic fell due to his performance and accumulated points, now totaling 3,000.
Who is currently leading the ATP rankings?
Jannik Sinner is currently leading the ATP rankings with 10,950 points.
How are ATP rankings important for players?
ATP rankings determine seeding and entry into major tournaments, reflecting players' current form.
