Who is falling

Arthur Rinderknech drops from 33rd to 63rd, with his points total falling from 1520 to 870. He loses the 650 points he earned for reaching the Shanghai final in 2025. Valentin Vacherot falls from 14th to 33rd, and now has 1480 points instead of 2450. He loses 1020 points for last year’s Shanghai title, while reaching the round of 32 at this year’s tournament earns him just 50. Other players who failed to defend their points from last year’s Shanghai tournament are also slipping. Kamil Majchrzak (from 70th to 77th, 805 → 765) earns 10 points for reaching the round of 128 and loses 50 for his round-of-32 finish in 2025. Jaume Munar (from 49th to 53rd, 1100 → 1010) earns 10 points and loses 100 for last year’s round-of-16 appearance. Tomas Machac (from 75th to 79th, 783 → 763) gains 30 points and loses 50. Marin Cilic (from 80th to 84th, 741 → 721) earns 10 points and drops 30. Hugo Gaston falls five places (from 89th to 94th, 677 → 627), losing the 50 points he earned for reaching the final in Roanne in 2025.

Arthur Gea has made the biggest gains. Reaching the quarterfinals in Shanghai earns him 200 points, while the loss of 8 points for his round-of-16 appearance in Nottingham is barely noticeable. He rises from 56th to 45th, going from 985 to 1177 points. Three players reached the round of 16 in Shanghai, earning 100 points each and climbing four places. Casper Ruud moves from 24th to 20th (2145 → 2235, including a 10-point drop for Paris in 2025). Hubert Hurkacz climbs from 34th to 30th (1475 → 1575). Stefanos Tsitsipas moves from 43rd to 39th (1230 → 1330). Roman Safiullin earns 50 points for reaching the round of 64 and climbs eight places, from 79th to 71st, with his total going from 744 to 794.

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