Dominic Thiem is on the upward slope. Finalist in Kitzbühel on Saturday, the Austrian reached his best ATP ranking since April 2022 on Monday. Flirting with the first places in the top 100 since the start of the year, the Austrian reached 84th place, gaining thirty- two places compared to last week. His executioner in the final, the Argentinian Sebastian Baez, also jumped up the rankings, gaining thirty places (42nd).
Winner of the ATP 250 in Los Cabos, Stefanos Tsitsipas gained a place and is now fourth, overtaking the Norwegian Casper Ruud. The Greek had been stuck in fifth place since April 17.
Progress also for Daniel Evans, winner of the Washington tournament on Sunday evening. The Briton has gained nine places and finds himself at the gates of the top 20 (21st). Beaten by Evans in the final, the Dutchman Tallon Griekspoor joined the Top 30 (26th, +11 places). Titled in Washington last year, Nick Kyrgios fell fifty-seven places (92nd).
On the French side, Arthur Rinderknech moved up six places (61st) after his quarter-final in Kitzbühel. Adrian Mannarino is still the highest ranked (30th), ahead of Ugo Humbert (34th) and Arthur Fils (46th).
