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31/08/2026

🎾 Sinner continues to climb the Tennis Race for History. Following his Wimbledon triumph, he is now up to No. 28, with a place in the Top 25 firmly within reach.

Alcaraz, meanwhile, has seen his meteoric rise halted by an unfortunate wrist injury. We hope to see him back on US Open, rediscovering his best form and climbing the Historical Ranking once again.

🇪🇸 Sinner sigue avanzando puestos en la Carrera del Tenis por la Historia. Tras su victoria en Wimbledon ya se encuentra en el puesto número 28, y sus perspectivas son de entrar pronto en el Top 25.

Alcaraz, sin embargo, ha visto frenado su meteórico ascenso debido a su desafortunada lesión de muñeca. Pero esperamos verle en el US Open recuperando su forma y volviendo a escalar puestos en el Ranking Histórico.

23/08/2026

🎾 Rafa Jódar: Sinner 2.0?

At just 19, Rafa Jódar is already making waves among the world’s elite. In just one year, he has gone from outside the ATP Top 700 to World No. 15, winning his first ATP title in Marrakech, reaching the Roland-Garros quarter-finals and producing three straight deep runs at Masters 1000 level.

The comparison with Jannik Sinner at the same age is impossible to ignore. Both share a powerful, rock-solid baseline game, outstanding consistency and the ability to control rallies and dictate play.

At the same age, Sinner was around the Top 20, had two ATP titles and had reached the Miami Masters final. Jódar already has a higher ranking and impressive results at the biggest tournaments.

Is he the next Sinner? It’s far too early to say. But his numbers are certainly making the question worth asking.

And the biggest challenge lies ahead: Alcaraz and Sinner remain the dominant forces of this generation.

🎾 Time will tell how far Rafa Jódar can go. But his rise is already impossible to ignore.

15/08/2026

Jódar climbs the ranks, relentlessly making his way through the history of tennis.

02/08/2026

🇨🇦 The North American summer swing gets underway, with the US Open as the ultimate target. Alcaraz’s return, Djokovic’s ever-threatening presence and Zverev’s outstanding season could put Sinner’s dominance to the test.

The first major stop of the swing is the Canada Masters, formerly known as the Canadian Open, staged alternately in Montreal and Toronto each year.

Here are the all-time historical standings:

01/08/2026

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Wimbledon

This is how the all-time Wimbledon standings look after the 2026 edition.

Sinner moves up the ranking and overtakes Carlos Alcaraz.
Djokovic falls short in his bid to equal Roger Federer’s record of eight titles and will have to wait for another shot. For the new generation, that milestone is still a long way off.

# WimbledonRanking

11/06/2026

🇩🇪 German Players in Grand Slam History: Zverev Joins Becker and Stich

Alexander Zverev’s first Grand Slam title marks a major milestone for German men’s tennis, as he became the first German male Grand Slam champion since Boris Becker in 1996.

For years, Zverev had been one of the strongest players of the Open Era without a major title. Now, he finally joins the very short list of German Grand Slam champions.

The dominant figure, by a clear margin, remains Boris Becker. With six Grand Slam titles, Becker is still the great reference point for German men’s tennis in the Open Era: a player who did not just win majors, but became one of the defining names of his generation. His legacy keeps him well ahead of every other German player in this historical ranking.

Before Zverev’s breakthrough, only Michael Stich had also managed to win a Grand Slam singles title for Germany. Stich’s Wimbledon triumph in 1991 gave German tennis a second major champion in the Open Era, but the list remained extremely selective for more than three decades.
The table also highlights another important dimension: consistency and longevity. Philipp Kohlschreiber, with 68 Grand Slam appearances in 382 tournaments, and Tommy Haas, with 60 in 348 tourneys, stand out not for major titles, but for their long-term presence at the highest level. They represent the depth of German tennis beyond the champions: regular competitors, durable careers, and repeated appearances on the biggest stages.

In that sense, Zverev’s title changes the picture. Germany now has three male Grand Slam champions in the Open Era — Becker, Stich and Zverev — while the broader table shows how difficult it has been for even very strong German players to cross the final line at major level.

28/05/2026

🎾 Los mayores saltos de la semana: Tras Hamburgo y Ginebra, Ignacio Buse (+247) y Learner Tien (+31), campeones, junto con Kovacevic (+54) y Navone (+32).

Dentro de los primeros del Ranking histórico, con ascensos esta semana, destaca Tommy Paul (+6) finalista en Hamburgo.”

27/05/2026

🇬🇧 Biggest jumps of the week: After Hamburg and Geneva, Ignacio Buse (+247) and Learner Tien (+31), champions, along with Kovacevic (+54) and Navone (+32).

Among the top players in TRH Ranking who climbed this week, Tommy Paul (+6), finalist in Hamburg, leads.

17/05/2026

🇮🇹 En Roma, Rafael Nadal como en todos los torneos de tierra batida, con 10 trofeos es el dominador absoluto. Le siguen Djokovic (este año eliminado en primera ronda) con 6 trofeos y Thomas Muster con 3.

🎾 Los jugadores en activo que han ganado el torneo son Zverev 2, y Alcaraz y Medvedev con un título cada uno.

Es una buena oportunidad para ver si continúa la racha de Sinner y completa como primer tenista en la historia la serie completa de Master 1000.

Y ocasión para al resto de grandes jugadores como Rublev y Casper Rudd, y especialmente a los jóvenes, entre los que destaca el español Rafa Jódar.

A continuación te presentamos la historia de este torneo en la era ATP (1990-2023) en la siguiente tabla y añadimos también la de los jugadores en activo.

25/04/2026

🇪🇸🎾 Arthur Fils y el futuro del tenis francés 🇫🇷

En el ranking histórico de la quinta posterior a Alcaraz, es decir, los nacidos después del 1 de enero de 2004, destaca el francés Arthur Fils, reciente ganador en Barcelona, seguido de Jakub Mensik, João Fonseca, Learner Tien y Juncheng Shang, que vienen a continuación.

Fils, nacido el 12-6-2004, irrumpió con fuerza en 2023 hasta el puesto 934 de la historia, para saltar 360 puestos hasta el nº 574 al final de 2024, 102 puestos más en 2025, y, a estas alturas de 2026, ya asciende otros 83 puestos más hasta el puesto 389.

De los nacidos este siglo Fils y Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard aseguran un buen futuro en la próxima década, una vez retirados los últimos 4 mosqueteros del tenis francés del siglo XXI, Tsonga, Gasquet, Simon y Monfils (que se retira este año).

Aquí tenéis la tabla histórica de los tenistas franceses en este siglo.

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