2022 ATP Ranking

Last Updated: December 5, 2022

The top 100 ranked tennis players in men’s tennis (singles and doubles) in 2022 are listed below.

The lists are updated every Monday as soon as the updated singles and doubles ranking is released by the ATP Tour.

2022 ATP Ranking

2022 ATP Rankings (Singles)

Carlos Alcaraz is the current world number 1 in the ATP Singles Rankings with a total of 6,820 points, followed by Rafael Nadal with 6,020 and Casper Ruud with 5,820.

Other top tennis players ranked in the top 10 include Stefanos Tsitsipas (4), Novak Djokovic (5), Felix Auger-Aliassime (6), Daniil Medvedev (7), Andrey Rublev (8), Taylor Fritz (9), and Hubert Hurkacz (10).

The average age of male players in the top 100 is just under 27 years old with Carlos Alcaraz and Holger Rune (19) the youngest players and John Isner (37), the oldest player in the top 100.

Top 100 Male Tennis Players (Singles)*

Rank	Player’s Name	Points	Age
1	Carlos Alcaraz	6820	19
2	Rafael Nadal	6020	36
3	Casper Ruud	5820	23
4	Stefanos Tsitsipas	5550	24
5	Novak Djoković	4820	35
6	Félix Auger-Aliassime	4195	22
7	Daniil Medvedev	4065	26
8	Andrey Rublev	3930	25
9	Taylor Fritz	3355	25
10	Hubert Hurkacz	2905	25
11	Holger Rune	2888	19
12	Alexander Zverev	2700	25
13	Pablo Carreño Busta	2495	31
14	Cameron Norrie	2445	27
15	Jannik Sinner	2410	21
16	Matteo Berrettini	2375	26
17	Marin Čilić	2105	34
18	Denis Shapovalov	2075	23
19	Frances Tiafoe	2000	24
20	Karen Khachanov	1990	26
21	Roberto Bautista Agut	1940	34
22	Nick Kyrgios	1870	27
23	Lorenzo Musetti	1865	20
24	Alex de Minaur	1790	23
25	Diego Schwartzman	1700	30
26	Borna Ćorić	1685	26
27	Daniel Evans	1585	32
28	Grigor Dimitrov	1460	31
29	Miomir Kecmanović	1420	23
30	Francisco Cerúndolo	1395	24
31	Alejandro Davidovich Fokina	1280	23
32	Tommy Paul	1210	25
33	Sebastian Korda	1175	22
34	Maxime Cressy	1163	25
35	Botic van de Zandschulp	1160	27
36	Yoshihito Nishioka	1134	27
37	Alexander Bublik	1130	25
38	Reilly Opelka	1095	25
39	Albert Ramos Viñolas	1075	34
40	Emil Ruusuvuori	1011	23
41	John Isner	1005	37
42	Jack Draper	990	20
43	Sebastián Báez	987	21
44	Arthur Rinderknech	952	27
45	Lorenzo Sonego	950	27
46	Adrian Mannarino	946	34
47	Brandon Nakashima	927	21
48	Jenson Brooksby	920	22
49	Andy Murray	920	35
50	Alex Molčan	895	25
51	Corentin Moutet	892	23
52	Gaël Monfils	880	36
53	David Goffin	870	31
54	Filip Krajinović	845	30
55	Fabio Fognini	843	35
56	Marc-Andrea Hüsler	818	26
57	Pedro Cachín	813	27
58	Jaume Munar	802	25
59	Aslan Karatsev	795	29
60	Benjamin Bonzi	781	26
61	Marcos Giron	776	29
62	Pedro Martínez	776	25
63	Mackenzie McDonald	775	27
64	Quentin Halys	767	26
65	Constant Lestienne	760	30
66	J.J. Wolf	746	23
67	Daniel Elahi Galán	741	26
68	Richard Gasquet	740	36
69	Mikael Ymer	739	24
70	Laslo Djere	738	27
71	Thiago Monteiro	738	28
72	Bernabé Zapata Miralles	712	25
73	Ilya Ivashka	705	28
74	Roberto Carballés Baena	695	29
75	Federico Coria	695	30
76	Oscar Otte	691	29
77	Kamil Majchrzak	653	26
78	Christopher O’Connell	652	28
79	Tomás Martín Etcheverry	649	23
80	Dušan Lajović	646	32
81	Jiří Lehečka	646	21
82	João Sousa	638	33
83	Soonwoo Kwon	630	25
84	Jordan Thompson	626	28
85	Cristian Garín	615	26
86	Ugo Humbert	613	24
87	Chun Hsin Tseng	611	21
88	Márton Fucsovics	607	30
89	Roman Safiullin	606	25
90	Facundo Bagnis	603	32
91	Grégoire Barrère	603	28
92	Nikoloz Basilashvili	595	30
93	Taro Daniel	594	29
94	Thanasi Kokkinakis	592	26
95	Daniel Altmaier	590	24
96	Tallon Griekspoor	584	26
97	Ben Shelton	584	20
98	Tomáš Macháč	580	22
99	Nuno Borges	573	25
100	Vasek Pospisil	570	32

*Rankings provided by the Association of Tennis Professionals

Last updated: 5/12/2022

2022 ATP Rankings (Doubles)

In the Doubles ATP rankings, Wesley Koolhof and Neal Skupski are the current world number 1s with a total of 7,850 points each.

The average age of doubles players in the top 100 is 32 years old, with Denis Shapovalov (23) the youngest and Aisam-ul-Haq Qureshi/Rohan Bopanna (42) the oldest in the top 100.

Rank	Player’s Name	Points	Age
T1	Wesley Koolhof	7850	33
T1	Neal Skupski	7850	33
3	Rajeev Ram	7480	38
4	Joe Salisbury	7390	30
5	Mate Pavić	5325	29
6	Marcelo Arévalo	5230	32
6	Jean-Julien Rojer	5230	41
8	Nikola Mektić	5120	33
9	Ivan Dodig	4210	37
10	Austin Krajicek	4205	32
11	Harri Heliövaara	4000	33
12	Lloyd Glasspool	3955	29
13	Nick Kyrgios	3940	27
14	Horacio Zeballos	3710	37
15	Thanasi Kokkinakis	3620	26
16	Michael Venus	3590	35
17	Marcel Granollers	3560	36
18	Tim Pütz	3485	35
19	Rohan Bopanna	3420	42
20	John Isner	3320	37
21	Simone Bolelli	3030	37
22	Matwé Middelkoop	3030	39
23	Fabio Fognini	2910	35
24	Andreas Mies	2910	32
25	Kevin Krawietz	2865	30
26	Matthew Ebden	2855	35
27	Rafael Matos	2678	26
28	Santiago González	2630	39
29	Juan Sebastián Cabal	2595	36
29	Robert Farah	2595	35
31	David Vega Hernández	2570	28
32	Édouard Roger-Vasselin	2490	39
33	Max Purcell	2452	24
34	Jan Zieliński	2430	26
35	Hubert Hurkacz	2420	25
36	Jamie Murray	2305	36
37	John Peers	2230	34
38	Andrés Molteni	2100	34
39	Marcelo Melo	2000	39
40	Gonzalo Escobar	1810	33
41	Hugo Nys	1810	31
42	Ariel Behar	1770	33
43	Jack Sock	1725	30
44	Robin Haase	1724	35
45	Máximo González	1720	39
46	Nathaniel Lammons	1685	29
47	Andrey Golubev	1575	35
48	Nicolas Mahut	1555	40
49	Francisco Cabral	1518	25
50	Jackson Withrow	1516	29
51	Alexander Erler	1511	25
52	Aleksandr Nedovyesov	1480	35
53	Andrea Vavassori	1442	27
54	Fabien Reboul	1406	27
55	Lucas Miedler	1400	26
56	Raven Klaasen	1375	40
57	Fabrice Martin	1335	36
58	Tomislav Brkić	1325	32
59	Sadio Doumbia	1324	32
60	Nicolás Barrientos	1265	35
61	Sander Gillé	1265	31
62	Joran Vliegen	1255	29
63	Lorenzo Sonego	1240	27
64	Miguel Angel Reyes Varela	1230	35
65	Aisam-ul-Haq Qureshi	1225	42
66	Albano Olivetti	1211	31
67	Nikola Ćaćić	1205	31
68	Philipp Oswald	1186	36
69	Henry Patten	1175	26
70	Julian Cash	1166	26
71	Ramkumar Ramanathan	1161	28
72	Feliciano López	1130	41
73	Stefanos Tsitsipas	1130	24
74	Daniel Evans	1120	32
75	Andre Goransson	1120	28
76	Guillermo Durán	1116	34
77	Luke Saville	1098	28
78	Denis Shapovalov	1080	23
79	Ben McLachlan	1080	30
80	Diego Hidalgo	1065	29
81	Pedro Martínez	1060	25
82	Cristian Rodríguez	1045	32
83	Hunter Reese	1019	29
84	Saketh Myneni	1003	35
85	John Patrick Smith	1001	33
86	David Pel	975	31
87	Robert Galloway	943	30
88	Bruno Soares	930	40
89	Ivan Sabanov	926	30
90	Filip Polasek	925	37
91	Roman Jebavý	919	33
92	Matej Sabanov	911	30
93	Adam Pavlásek	907	28
94	Mackenzie McDonald	905	27
95	Jonny O’Mara	901	27
96	Yuki Bhambri	896	30
97	Jonathan Eysseric	880	32
98	William Blumberg	875	24
99	Hans Hach Verdugo	867	33
100	Luis David Martínez	860	33

*Rankings provided by the Association of Tennis Professionals

Last updated: 5/12/2022

If you are looking for the live ATP ranking then this is available on the ATP Tour website.

Ranking Explained

A male professional tennis player’s ranking is based on their performance at ATP-sanctioned tournaments over the proceeding 52-week period.

However, this does not mean that players who play the most tournaments will be ranked the highest as there is a max of 19 tournaments that goes into the calculation of a player’s ranking.

Ranking Points

Below is a breakdown of the points awarded to players at ATP250, ATP500, ATP1000, and grand slam tournaments.

Grand Slam ATP Points Breakdown

Winners of the men’s singles and doubles grand slam tournaments win 2,000 points with the runner up receiving 1,300 Points.

Performance	Singles	Doubles
Winner	2000	2000
Runner Up	1200	1200
Semifinalist	720	720
Quarterfinalist	360	360
4th Round	180	–
3rd Round	90	180
2nd Round	45	90
1st Round	10	10

ATP 1000 Points Breakdown

Winners of the men’s singles and doubles at mandatory ATP 1000 tournaments win 1,000 points with the runner up receiving 600 Points.

Performance	Singles	Doubles
Winner	1000	1000
Runner Up	600	600
Semifinalist	360	360
Quarterfinalist	180	180
4th Round	90	–
3rd Round	45	–
2nd Round	25	90
1st Round	10	10

ATP 500 Points Breakdown

Winners of the men’s singles and doubles at ATP 500 tournaments win 500 points with the runner up receiving 300 Points.

Performance	Singles	Doubles
Winner	500	500
Finalist	300	300
Semifinalist	180	180
Quarterfinalist	90	90
3rd Round	45	–
2nd Round	20	–
1st Round	0	0

ATP 250 Points Breakdown

Winners of the men’s singles and doubles at ATP 250 tournaments win 250 points with the runner up receiving 150 Points.

Performance	Singles	Doubles
Winner	250	250
Finalist	150	150
Semifinalist	90	90
Quarterfinalist	45	45
2nd Round	20	–
1st Round	0	0

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