By Chris Oddo | @Thefanchild | Monday 17 February 2025
Joao FONSECA is making his way to ATP ranking in a quick clip. The 18-year-old, who became the tenth youngest player who claimed an ATP title in the Open Age in Beunos Aires, was dropped 31 points from no.99 to no. for men.
Fonseca, the youngest player from South America claiming an ATP title in 38 years, is Brazilian No.1 in today’s ranking.
He will take his place in a 500 draw in Rio this week, where he will face Alexandre Muller in the first round.
The fund is the only player under 19 years old to rank within 350 ATP cannons.
Victims of FONSECA in the semifinals, Laslo sweatIt makes its first 100 places return this week. Serbia, a former world No.27, rises 14 points in no.98.
Also Rising 14 is another Serb, former world no.27 Miomir Kecmanovicwho saved a pair of championship points to defeat Alejandro Davidovich Fog In the final of Sunday at Delray Beach.
Davidovich Focina rises ten points again to no.50 for his race performance in Florida.
Medjedovic-high career (+23)
Hamad Medjedovic He kept things rolling in a special week for Serbian tennis while the 21-year-old reached his second ATP final in Marseille. It is cast 23 points in a high career of no.73.
Marseille Ugo Humbert’s repetition champion is up to three points after claiming his seventh career title. Humbert is thrown at No.14, a timid place from his high career.
US Alex Michelsen (+4 to no.33) and Pedro Martinez of Spain (+4 to 37) hit today in high ranges in fresh careers.
Of the players still 21 years old, Michelsen ranks second higher, only after 21 Ranges Arthur Fils.
Sinner passes Alcaraz per week to no.1
Jannik sinful Enters his 37th week in the ATP ranking, which moves it before Carlos Alcaraz per week at no.1. The Italian is now ranked 16th per week at No.1, and is closing in Ilie Nastase (40), Andy Murray (41) and Gustavo Querten (43).
