Tennis Rankings

Updated Aug 24, 2026

Track the official ATP and WTA singles rankings in one place, with points, ranking movements, ages, career titles and season win rates. Follow Carlos Alcaraz, Jannik Sinner, Aryna Sabalenka, Iga Swiatek and every contend… Track the official ATP and WTA singles rankings in one place, with points, ranking movements, ages, career titles and season win rates. Follow Carlos Alcaraz, Jannik Sinner, Aryna Sabalenka, Iga Swiatek and every contender chasing World No. 1. Switch between the ATP and WTA Top 25, spot the biggest climbers and fallers at a glance, and see exactly how many points separate your favourite players from the top. From Grand Slam champions to rising stars breaking into the elite, VPEsports keeps the race for World No. 1 clear, fast and always up to date.

ATP Top 3

World No. 1 —

Jannik Sinner

Italy · ATP

12,800 pts

19 titles 84% W

No. 2 1

Alexander Zverev

Germany · ATP

7,790 pts

23 titles 68% W

No. 3 1

Carlos Alcaraz

Spain · ATP

7,160 pts

21 titles 82% W

ATP Singles Rankings · Top 25

25 players

Full ATP top 50

Rk	Player	Points	+/−	Age	Titles	Win %
1	Jannik Sinner Italy	12,800	—	25	19	84%
2	Alexander Zverev Germany	7,790	1	29	23	68%
3	Carlos Alcaraz Spain	7,160	1	23	21	82%
4	Felix Auger-Aliassime Canada	4,640	—	26	5	62%
5	Novak Djokovic Serbia	3,770	—	39	99	83%
6	Flavio Cobolli Italy	3,720	4	24	1	58%
7	Alex de Minaur Australia	3,650	1	27	9	63%
8	Daniil Medvedev Russia	3,580	1	30	20	100%
9	Ben Shelton USA	3,480	3	23	2	60%
10	Taylor Fritz USA	3,475	1	28	9	63%
11	Arthur Fils France	3,140	10	22	2	56%
12	Frances Tiafoe USA	2,680	11	28	3	50%
13	Rafael Jodar Spain	2,671	2	19	10	86%
14	Lorenzo Musetti Italy	2,605	1	24	2	75%
15	Learner Tien USA	2,565	3	20	57	50%
16	Alexander Bublik Kazakhstan	2,525	3	29	16	100%
17	Brandon Nakashima USA	2,485	5	25	9	80%
18	Jakub Mensik Czechia	2,445	2	20	1	0%
19	Jiri Lehecka Czechia	2,420	5	24	2	50%
20	Casper Ruud Norway	2,385	3	27	12	50%
21	Tommy Paul USA	2,225	—	29	4	63%
22	Luciano Darderi Italy	2,175	—	24	10	60%
23	Valentin Vacherot Monaco	2,168	—	27	12	66%
24	Andrey Rublev Russia	2,080	—	28	16	67%
25	Francisco Cerundolo Argentina	1,980	—	28	11	61%

WTA Top 3

World No. 1 —

Aryna Sabalenka

Belarus · WTA

8,575 pts

19 titles 93% W

No. 2 —

Elena Rybakina

Kazakhstan · WTA

8,141 pts

8 titles 70% W

No. 3 —

Jessica Pegula

USA · WTA

7,265 pts

7 titles 83% W

WTA Singles Rankings · Top 25

25 players

Full WTA top 50

Rk	Player	Points	+/−	Age	Titles	Win %
1	Aryna Sabalenka Belarus	8,575	—	28	19	93%
2	Elena Rybakina Kazakhstan	8,141	—	27	8	70%
3	Jessica Pegula USA	7,265	—	32	7	83%
4	Coco Gauff USA	6,704	—	22	10	71%
5	Mirra Andreeva Russia	5,443	1	19	3	76%
6	Linda Noskova Czechia	5,028	2	21	8	65%
7	Karolina Muchova Czechia	4,983	—	30	1	66%
8	Iga Swiatek Poland	4,809	3	25	22	60%
9	Elina Svitolina Ukraine	4,689	—	31	18	100%
10	Amanda Anisimova USA	4,533	—	25	6	65%
11	Marta Kostyuk Ukraine	3,980	—	24	2	80%
12	Belinda Bencic Switzerland	2,995	—	29	9	71%
13	Naomi Osaka Japan	2,846	—	28	8	50%
14	Iva Jovic USA	2,671	2	18	7	63%
15	Victoria Mboko Canada	2,531	2	20	1	50%
16	Diana Shnaider Russia	2,468	2	22	11	55%
17	Sorana Cirstea Romania	2,294	2	36	6	77%
18	Alexandra Eala Philippines	2,281	2	21	7	61%
19	Ekaterina Alexandrova Russia	2,186	1	31	5	50%
20	Jasmine Paolini Italy	2,123	5	30	3	53%
21	Maja Chwalinska Poland	2,037	—	24	8	72%
22	Anna Kalinskaya Russia	1,933	—	27	2	55%
23	Madison Keys USA	1,909	—	31	10	67%
24	Elise Mertens Belgium	1,870	—	30	12	64%
25	Anastasia Potapova Austria	1,756	—	25	4	62%

Tennis Rankings FAQ

As of Aug 24, 2026, Jannik Sinner leads the ATP men's singles rankings and Aryna Sabalenka leads the WTA women's rankings. The podium cards above show their points and weekly movement.

A player's ranking counts the points earned at tournaments over the last 52 weeks. Bigger events pay more: 2000 points for a Grand Slam title, 1000 for a Masters or WTA 1000. Old results drop off after a year, so a ranking reflects one rolling season of form.

The ATP and WTA publish updated lists every Monday after the tour week ends. The table on this page is a snapshot of the official rankings as of Aug 24, 2026.

The ATP ranks the men's professional tour and the WTA ranks the women's. The points systems are similar but separate: use the tabs above, or open the full ATP and WTA top-50 tables for every ranked player we track.

Official ATP and WTA points as of Aug 24, 2026