Tennis world rankings are calculated by the ATP, who award points based on a player's performance at particular tournaments. The further a player progresses in a sanctioned event, the more ...

It was all change near the top of the rankings, as Pegula returned to her career-high of No. 3 in the world, overtaking Gauff ...

Tennis world in shock after Denis Shapovalov's Munich ... Alcaraz's 'weak mentality' after his honest admission about World No. 3 ranking "Imagine losing ambitions when you’re just 22" - Fans ...

Carlos Alcaraz surged past an ailing Lorenzo Musetti to win the Monte Carlo Masters in Monaco Sunday, reclaiming the world No ...

In the WTA, for example, a player’s ranking is determined by results at a maximum of 18 tournaments for singles, including the four Grand Slams and the best results from WTA 1000, WTA 500, WTA 250 and ...

The Spaniard is currently ranked third, behind Alexander Zverev of Germany and suspended Italian star Sinner. Read more at ...

And with that, Alcaraz makes a major move on the new ATP rankings—he rises from No. 3 back to No. 2, passing Alexander Zverev, who lost his opening match in Monte Carlo this year. The German drops ...

A former World No. #1, Carlos Alcaraz has now dropped down to third rank in the ATP rankings. But he could reclaim the world ...

Alex Eala reached a new career-best ranking in world tennis ahead of three big tournaments bannered by the French Open next ...

Welcome back to the Monday Tennis Briefing, where The Athletic will explain the stories behind the stories from the past week ...

Check out the full WTA rankings here. How do tennis rankings work? Women's tennis world rankings are calculated by the WTA, who award points based on a player's performance at particular tournaments.

Martina Hingis became the youngest female tennis player in the Open Era to be ranked world No. 1 by WTA ... at net after Charleston Open battle WTA Rankings update: Aryna Sabalenka widens ...