The American jumps to a career-high, and is joined by Frances Tiafoe within the prime of the Race to Turin standings after the Open.
Chris OddoSeptember 14, 20263 minute learn
Ben Shelton didn’t depart New York with the US Open trophy, however his run to a primary Grand Slam last has propelled him to new heights in each the PIF ATP Rankings and the Race to Turin.
The 23-year-old American climbs 5 locations to a career-high No. 4 within the ATP rankings, making him the most important mover contained in the High 10.
Shelton additionally jumped three spots to No. 3 within the Race to Turin with 4,430 factors, placing himself in glorious place to qualify for the Nitto ATP Finals.
Shelton Cracks the High 4
Shelton entered the US Open nonetheless looking for his first main last. After reaching Sunday’s championship match towards Alexander Zverev, he leaves because the No. 4 participant on the earth.
He’s additionally the highest-ranked American man and sits third within the Race, trailing solely Zverev and Jannik Sinner.
Tiafoe Reaches a Profession Excessive
Frances Tiafoe’s run to the US Open semifinals additionally produced a big rankings reward.
The American rises three spots to a career-high No. 8 and is now sixth within the Race to Turin with 3,330 factors, placing him firmly in competition for a spot on the season-ending championships.
Khachanov Makes a Enormous Leap
Karen Khachanov was the most important mover contained in the High 30.
The previous US Open semifinalist made one other run to the ultimate 4 in New York and rockets 24 positions from No. 50 to No. 26.
Van de Zandschulp Surges 30 Locations
Botic van de Zandschulp loved one of many largest rating jumps wherever within the High 100.
The Dutchman arrived in New York ranked No. 70 and reached the quarterfinals, sending him hovering 30 positions to No. 40.
Michelsen Continues His Climb
Alex Michelsen’s first Grand Slam quarterfinal has pushed the Southern Californian nearer to a possible seeding at future majors.
Michelsen rises 12 locations to No. 34 after his breakthrough run in New York.
Zheng Cracks the High 100
Michael Zheng has one other milestone to have fun after his spectacular US Open.
The American rises 19 positions to a career-high No. 88, marking his High 100 debut.
Zverev Closes the Hole
On the very prime, US Open champion Alexander Zverev stays at No. 2 within the ATP rankings, however his second Grand Slam title has helped him shut the hole on No. 1 Jannik Sinner.
Zverev now sits simply 1,540 factors behind Sinner within the rankings.
Within the Race to Turin, nonetheless, the positions are reversed. Zverev leads the season-long standings with 8,650 factors, 700 forward of Sinner. Each have already certified for the Nitto ATP Finals.
