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ATP Rankings: Djere Climbs into Top 50, Auger-Aliassime Makes New High




Serbia’s Laslo Djere has cracked the Top 50 after his emotional title run at the Rio Open. The 23-year-old rises to No.37 in the ATP rankings, up 53 spots from last week.

His parents are no doubt looking down upon him with pride.

He’s the biggest riser in the Top 100 of the ATP rankings this week, but Canada’s Felix-Auger Aliassime, who rises from 44 spots to make his Top 100 debut at No.60, and Radu Albot, who climbs from 82 to 52 as a result of winning his first career title in Delray Beach, were not far behind.

Frances Ugo Humbert, up from 75 to 63 after reaching the semi-finals in Marseille, and America’s Mackenzie McDonald, up 13 to 71 after reaching the semi-finals in Delray Beach, are also at career-high spots.

Stefanos Tsitsipas also notches a career high after claiming the title at the Open 13 in Marseille. The Greek rises one spot to No.11 and is now just 130 points behind Marin Cilic for a Top 10 ranking.

Also making a milestone was Bolivia’s Hugo Dellien. The man who became the first player from Bolivia to crack the Top 100 in 34 years last summer reaches a new career-high at 95 after reaching the quarter-finals at Rio.

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