Alexander Zverev took the title from Roland Garros. The German defeated Flavio Cobolli in the final and secured his first career Grand Slam at the age of 28.
The victory allowed Zverev to reinforce third position in the ATP rankings. Ele now has 7,305 points. Jannik Sinner remains in the lead with 13,500 points, while Carlos Alcaraz occupies second place with 9,960 points.
Top 3 remains unchanged after the French Grand Slam
Sinner lost points for not defending the 2025 title, but maintained a comfortable lead at the top. Alcaraz also saw a significant drop in score. Zverev, on the other hand, gained important points with the trophy.
The German is getting closer and closer to second place. Analistas point out that the current situation favors the Hamburgo player, who has dealt with type 1 diabetes since childhood. Ele demonstrated resilience throughout the tournament.
Flavio Cobolli debuts in the top 10 with historic campaign
The 24-year-old Italian reached the final as an underdog. Cobolli rose four positions and now occupies tenth place, with 3,540 points. Foi the first time he reached the top 10 in his career.
His trajectory included significant victories. Cobolli exceeded expectations by advancing to the decision against Zverev.
- Flavio Cobolli: +4 positions, now #10
- Alexander Zverev: consolidates nº 3 with title
- Felix Auger-Aliassime: achieves career best ranking of fourth place
- Alex from Minaur: rises to sixth place
Matteo Arnaldi records biggest jump in ranking
The Italian Matteo Arnaldi had an outstanding performance. Ele advanced to the semi-finals, but had to withdraw due to a virus. Mesmo thus rose 70 positions and reached 34th place, with 1,336 points.
Young Outros also gained ground. Jakub Mensik moved up ten spots to 17th place. Rafa Jódar advanced six places to 23rd. João Fonseca gained five positions and is in 25th place.
Novak Djokovic registers drop in ranking
The Serb was eliminated in the third round. Djokovic dropped three positions and now occupies seventh place, with 3,760 points. Foi the biggest decliner among the top names.
Jack Draper and Holger Rune also lost ground. The Brit dropped to 112th place, while the Dane dropped to 64th. Prolonged absences weighed on the score.
Próximos challenges on the circuit
The ATP calendar continues with grass tournaments. Vários players will look to recover or defend points in the coming weeks. Zverev, now champion of Grand Slam, enters as favorite in several competitions.
Cobolli and Arnaldi carry high morale after Paris. The fast court season should test their adaptation. The ranking remains dynamic, with young people on the rise and veterans adjusting their path.