Carlos Alcaraz has reclaimed the world No. 1 ATP ranking, overtaking Jannik Sinner after a dominant performance in the 2025 US Open final. The 22-year-old Spaniard defeated Sinner in four sets, 6–2, 3–6, 6–1, 6–4, to secure his sixth Grand Slam title and stamp his authority atop the rankings once again.
According to ESPN, Alcaraz jumps back to the top with 11,540 points, while Sinner settles at No. 2 with 10,780 points, marking a key shift in the men’s circuit. Also notable: Novak Djokovic climbs three spots to No. 4, while Alexander Zverev remains steady at No. 3.
Alcaraz’s return to world No. 1 is his fifth stint in the top position, bringing his total weeks at No. 1 to 37. His resurgence underscores the deepening rivalry with Sinner, who held the top rank for 65 consecutive weeks prior to his defeat.
What does this ranking change signify?
It highlights a fierce battle at the summit of men’s tennis. While Alcaraz is back in command, Sinner remains a formidable challenger, just 760 points behind, ensuring that their duel will continue to shape the sport’s next chapter.
