Shanghai 2025 points come off, Rinderknech and Vacherot lose ground, Lehecka enters the top 20

ATP live rankings versus Monday’s official rankings: points from last year’s Shanghai drop off the race, and the biggest blow falls on its finalists. Those who went deep in the tournaments in Japan and China are climbing. The numbers are taken from rank.tennis.

The biggest movement of the week: the collapse of last year’s two Shanghai finalists. Arthur Rinderknech drops 29 places, Valentin Vacherot 16. The quickest riser is Alex Molcan: up 14 spots. Jaume Munar and Kyrian Jacquet move up 12 places each. Almost all the notable climbs were powered by the Kinoshita Group Japan Open Tennis Championships and the 2026 China Open.

Who is falling

Who is rising

The most significant rise belongs to Jiri Lehecka. The final in Japan earned him 330 points, while 100 were deducted for Shanghai-2025 and 10 for Indian Wells-2026. The Czech moves from No. 23 to No. 16, from 2120 points to 2340. Hubert Hurkacz reached the semifinals in China and picked up 200 points: from No. 39 to No. 32, from 1285 points to 1485. Munar earned 225 points for reaching the semifinals in Japan and lost 100 for Shanghai. He is now No. 52 instead of No. 64, with 1000 points instead of 875. Jacquet got 100 points for the Japanese quarterfinal and lost 13 for Jinan-2025: from No. 86 to No. 74, from 681 points to 768. Molcan earned 75 points for the round of 16 in China and rises from No. 96 to No. 82, from 637 points to 712. Roman Safiullin picked up 50 points for the same round of 16 in China: from No. 84 to No. 77, from 694 points to 744.

Among those climbing five places are Stefanos Tsitsipas, Denis Shapovalov and Arthur Gea. Tsitsipas earned 75 points for reaching the round of 16 in Japan and moves from No. 44 to No. 39 (from 1165 to 1230). Shapovalov reached the quarterfinals there and earned 100 points: from No. 46 to No. 41 (from 1155 to 1195). Gea collected 75 points for the round of 16 in China: from No. 58 to No. 53 (from 918 to 977).