ATP rankings: Daniil Medvedev No. 1 as Novak Djokovic drops to No. 3 ahead of bigger fall post-Wimbledon

Daniil Medvedev has become the world No. 1 men’s player for a second time after Novak Djokovic dropped to No. 3 in the ATP rankings.

For the first time since November 2003, none of the ‘Big Four’ – Djokovic, Rafael Nadal, Roger Federer and Andy Murray – occupy the first two spots. Ad/> Djokovic has lost the 2,000 points from last year’s French Open win, and now boasts a tally of 6,770 to place him behind Medvedev (7,950) and Alexander Zverev (7,075). ATP RosmalenBiggest ATP upset since? Van Rijthoven stuns Medvedev to win Libema Open11 HOURS AGO French Open champion Nadal is fourth, while Casper Ruud has leapfrogged Stefanos Tsitsipas into fifth.

There is also a milestone for Murray, who after reaching the Stuttgart Open final has returned to the top 50 – a No. 47 standing his highest since May 2018. For Medvedev — who lost the Libema Open final in a shock defeat on Sunday — it is his second stint at the top, having initially occupied first for three weeks earlier this year.

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