ATP, WTA Rankings: Auger-Aliassime re-enters prime 10, Pegula new World No. 5

Right here is all you must know in regards to the newest ATP and WTA Rankings launched on October 17, 2022.

ATP

Felix Auger-Aliassime re-entered prime 10 within the newest ATP Rankings on Monday after his title-winning run in Florence, Italy.

The 22-year-old Canadian beat American J.J. Wolf 6-4, 6-4 within the closing of the ATP250 occasion to clinch his second tour-level title and moved up three locations to tenth. Auger-Aliassime additionally stored his hopes of constructing it to the ATP Finals in Turin by staying at seventh spot within the race.

Wolf, who reached his first tour-level closing, climbed up 19 spots to succeed in a brand new career-high rating of 56.

Andrey Rublev gained the opposite occasion on tour this weekend - the ATP250 match in Gijon - to maneuver up one place and exchange American Taylor Fritz because the World No. 8.

The 24-year-old Russian defeated American Sebastian Korda 6-2, 6-3 to clinch his fourth title of the season and twelfth of the profession. Rublev is sixth within the race to the ATP Finals.

Korda, who made it to his first closing of the season, gained 11 locations to turn into World No. 36.

The 20-year-old Italian Lorenzo Musetti moved up 4 locations to a career-high rating of 24 after reaching the semifinals in Florence. The opposite shedding semifinalist in Italy - Mikael Ymer of Sweden - made the largest bounce (20 spots) within the prime 100. Ymer is World No. 79 after a formidable run which began in qualifying.

WTA

Poland’s Iga Swiatek tightened her grip on the primary spot by successful the WTA500 occasion in San Diego, her eighth title of the season.

American Jessica Pegula and Coco Gauff, who misplaced to Swiatek within the semifinals and quarterfinals, respectively reached career-high rankings. Each gained one place - Pegula moved to fifth whereas Gauff took the seventh spot. Belarusian Aryna Sabalenka (fourth) and Greek Maria Sakkari (sixth) additionally moved up one place regardless of their defeats in opposition to eventual runner-up - Croatian Donna Vekic.

The one participant who took a fall within the prime 10 is Spain’s Paula Badosa who misplaced to American Danielle Collins within the quarterfinals. Badosa additionally dropped an enormous chunk of factors she had earned by successful the Indian Wells Masters similar week final yr and slipped 4 locations to eighth.

Vekic, who underwent knee surgical procedure after final yr’s Australian Open, began her marketing campaign in San Diego from qualifying. By reaching the ultimate, she made an enormous bounce of 30 spots to re-enter the highest 50 at forty seventh.

Russian qualifier Anna Blinkova, by successful her first-ever tour-level occasion on the WTA250 match in Cluj-Napoca, jumped 59 locations to re-enter prime 100 and attain 79th spot. Italian Jasmine Paolini, who misplaced to Blinkova within the closing, gained 11 locations to turn into World No. 67.