Carlos Alcaraz Must Learn Important Lesson if He Wants to Return to No.1

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Finalist in Halle, the Russian won two places and found himself 9th in the world. Arthur Fils retreated to 16th place but remained the French number 1.

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The race for the world leadership of male tennis is intensifying as Wimbledon approaches, with Carlos Alcaraz again demonstrating his determination to regain the number one position in the ATP ranking. The Murcian tennis player has managed to significantly reduce the distance separating him from the current leader, Jannik Sinner, after a spectacular week in the preparatory tournaments on grass, according to Europa Press. The golden opportunity f…

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The best tennis players in the world are training for Wimbledon, which starts next week, on June 30. Last Sunday the finals of two ATP 500 tournaments, Queen's Club in London and Halle in Germany, which altered the top 10 of the ATP. Although Jannik Sinner remains the number 1 in the world, and will continue to be after Wimbledon, his distance with Carlos Alcaraz has been drastically reduced in recent months. On Monday, the distance has narrowed…

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ATP representatives released the ATP rankings for June 23, 2025, on Monday, and the figures show that Spaniard Carlos Alcaraz is starting to put pressure on world leader Italian Jannik Sinner after winning his third tournament in a row.

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In the ATP rankings released this Monday, just a week away from Wimbledon, Jannik Sinner still occupies number 1, but Carlos Alcaraz, winner at Queen's, is getting closer. Daniil Medvedev finds the top 10 in 9th place (+2), while Alexander Bublik, who is sacred to the Russian in Halle, is the top 30.