Carlos Alcaraz & Novak Djokovic Fall in New ATP Rankings

The 2024 Rolex Paris Masters gave tennis fans plenty of highlights and storylines. Novak Djokovic skipped, Jannik Sinner pulled out, and Carlos Alcaraz suffered an early exit. Now, the sport is readjusting after the final ATP Masters 1000 tournament of the year.
On Monday morning, the latest ATP Rankings were released and it saw major changes. The top players still have time to make a final push at next week's ATP Finals. As for now, below are the latest ATP rankings.
10. Grigor Dimitrov

Movement: Down one spot.
Record: 46-18.
Points: 3,340 (-400).
Tournaments Played: 20.
9. Andrey Rublev

Movement: Down two spots.
Record: 42-23.
Points: 3,720 (-350).
Tournaments Played: 26.
8. Alex De Minaur

Movement: Up two spots.
Record: 47-16.
Points: 3,745 (+20).
Tournaments Played: 22.
7. Casper Ruud

Movement: Up one spot.
Record: 49-22.
Points: 3,855.
Tournaments Played: 23.
6. Taylor Fritz

Movement: None.
Record: 49-21.
Points: 4,300 (-35).
Tournaments Played: 21.
5. Novak Djokovic

Movement: Down one.
Record: 37-9.
Points: 5,210 (-1,000).
Tournaments Played: 19.
4. Daniil Medvedev

Movement: None.
Record: 45-19.
Points: 5,230.
Tournaments Played: 17.
3. Carlos Alcaraz

Movement: Down one.
Record: 53-11.
Points: 7,210 (+90).
Tournaments Played: 18.
2. Alexander Zverev

Movement: Up one.
Record: 66-20.
Points: 7,715 (+910).
Tournaments Played: 21.
1. Jannik Sinner

Movement: None.
Record: 65-6.
Points: 11,330 (-90).
Tournaments Played: 17.
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