The biggest moves in the men’s tour are upward. Kyrian Jacquet climbs 21 places, Roman Safiullin 18, and both break into the top 100. In the women’s tour the picture is the opposite: Shuai Zhang drops 24 places, and Jasmine Paolini 11, losing 594 points, the biggest points loss in this cut-off.
In the ATP, Kyrian Jacquet moves from 107th place (581 points) to 86th (681), adding 100 points. Roman Safiullin adds the same amount: from 102nd (594) he rises to 84th (694). For both, it is a move from the second hundred into the first. Tituan Droguet climbs 12 places, from 84th (690) to 72nd (801), gaining 111 points, while Hugo Gaston moves up 10, from 97th (634) to 87th (677). Heading down are Martin Landaluce, from 62nd place (916) to 73rd (797) after losing 119 points, Sebastian Korda, from 64th (880) to 74th (790), and Ethan Quinn, from 57th (939) to 66th (874).
In the WTA, Shuai Zhang drops from 57th place (1055 points) to 81st (880), losing 175 points. Jasmine Paolini moves from 20th (2122) to 31st (1528). A tight cluster from the middle of the eighth ten slides down almost in sync: Katie Volynets from 74th place (935) to 88th (826), Maya Joint from 75th (934) to 89th (824), McCartney Kessler from 77th (925) to 90th (815). Viktorija Golubic loses 110 points and 12 places, from 67th (993) to 79th (883). Daria Kasatkina, by contrast, rises 9 places, from 87th to 78th, while keeping the same 883 points: her rise is made possible by the drop of the players around her in the table. She now has the same number of points as Golubic, who sits one line below.
Who crosses the thresholds
Into the ATP top 100 alongside Jacquet and Safiullin comes Coleman Wong: he rises 8 places, from 108th (578 points) to exactly 100th (620). In the WTA, Clara Tauson drops out of the top 50, falling from 44th place (1184 points) to 52nd (1065) after losing 119 points. Jasmine Paolini leaves the top 20.