Accordingly, the current leader is still Jannik Sinner—in the photo—of Italy.
Novak Djokovic (Serbia) is still No. 2, and Carlos Alcaraz (Spain) is still third.
And Muscovite Armenian Karen Khachanov (Russia) is 21st.
On Friday, Jannik Sinner received two rewards after making it to the quarterfinals of the Omnium Banque National présenté par Rogers. The Italian did this to become the first player to earn a trip to the Turin Nitto ATP Finals. This year, from November 10–17 in Turin, the coveted season finale will mark Sinner’s third […]
Jannik Sinner’s girlfriend Anna Kalinskaya has reportedly unfollowed him on Instagram. The Italian had previously made some remarks on having a girlfriend, which created some controversy. Sinner and Kalinskaya became a couple earlier this year and were often spotted cheering for one another during matches. Notably, the Russian was in the Italian’s box when he […]
Sinner gets walkover into QFs, where he has chance for revenge The Italians will play Andrey Rublev for second straight week Jannik Sinner gets a free pass to the Cincinnati Open quarter-finals. ATP Staff Jannik Sinner has advanced to the quarter-finals of the Cincinnati Open after Jordan Thompson withdrew from their scheduled third-round match Friday […]