The most recent men’s tennis rankings for the year 2023 are updated by the ATP. This standing is based on the individual performances of the players.

The medals a player receives typically represent how well they performed. Overall, the more medals a member receives, the better they are.

Carlos Alcaraz is on the top in the Men’s tennis rankings list with 6820 points. A Spain tennis player Rafael Nadal get 2nd spot in the tennis standing with 5770 points.

The 3rd seat in the rankings is booked by Norway Casper Ruud player with 5720 points. The 4th slot is grabbed by the Stefanos Tsitsipas who is a Greece player and their points are 5715.

Men’s Tennis Rankings 2023

Rank	Player	Points	Country
1	Carlos Alcaraz	6820	Spain
2	Rafael Nadal	5770	Spain
3	Casper Ruud	5720	Norway
4	Stefanos Tsitsipas	5715	Greece
5	Novak Djokovic	5070	Serbia
6	Andrey Rublev	3930	Russia
7	Felix Auger-Aliassime	3895	Canada
8	Daniil Medvedev	3860	Russia
9	Taylor Fritz	3545	USA
10	Holger Rune	2876	Denmark
11	Hubert Hurkacz	2860	Poland
12	Cameron Norrie	2575	Great Britain
13	Alexander Zverev	2560	Germany
14	Matteo Berrettini	2490	Italy
15	Pablo Carreno Busta	2420	Spain
16	Jannik Sinner	2375	Italy
17	Frances Tiafoe	2260	USA
18	Marin Cilic	2060	Croatia
19	Lorenzo Musetti	1925	Italy
20	Karen Khachanov	1885	Russia
21	Nick Kyrgios	1870	Australia
22	Denis Shapovalov	1830	Canada
23	Borna Coric	1760	Croatia
24	Alex de Minaur	1710	Australia
25	Diego Schwartzman	1550	Argentina
26	Roberto Bautista Agut	1545	Spain
27	Daniel Evans	1450	Great Britain
28	Miomir Kecmanovic	1420	Serbia
29	Grigor Dimitrov	1395	Bulgaria
30	Francisco Cerundolo	1383	Argentina
31	Sebastian Korda	1325	United States
32	Alejandro Davidovich Fokina	1280	Spain
33	Yoshihito Nishioka	1216	Japan
34	Botic Van de Zandschulp	1205	Netherlands
35	Tommy Paul	1185	USA
36	Alexander Bublik	1130	Kasakhstan
37	Reilly Opelka	1095	USA
38	Albert Ramos Vinolas	1075	Spain
39	Maxime Cressy	1021	USA
40	Jack Draper	1010	England
41	Sebastian Baez	987	Argentina
42	John Isner	980	USA
43	Adrian Mannarino	971	France
44	Lorenzo Sonego	950	Italy
45	Arthur Rinderknecht	947	France
46	Emil Ruusuvuori	941	Finland
47	Brandon Nakashima	927	USA
48	Jenson Brooksby	920	USA
49	Andy Murray	920	Scotland
50	Benjamin Bonzi	911	France
51	Corentin Moutet	892	France
52	Aslan Karatsev	875	Russia
53	David Goffin	870	Belgium
54	Alex Molcan	850	Slovakia
55	Marc-Andrea Huesler	846	Switzerland
56	Filip Krajinovic	845	Serbia
57	Fabio Fognini	843	Italy
58	Pedro Martinez	810	Spain
59	Pedro Cachin	809	Argentina
60	Marcos Giron	796	USA
61	Tallon Griekspoor	789	Netherlands
62	Jaume Munar	777	Spain
63	Mackenzie McDonald	775	USA
64	Quentin Halys	771	France
65	Constant Lestienne	760	France
66	J.J. Wolf	746	USA
67	Richard Gasquet	740	France
68	Daniel Elahi Galan	735	Colombia
69	Thiago Monteiro	729	Brazil
70	Laslo Djere	713	Serbia
71	Bernabe Zapata Miralles	712	Spain
72	llya Ivashka	705	Belarus
73	Marton Fucsovics	704	Hungary
74	Oscar Otte	701	Germany
75	Roberto Carballes Baena	695	Spain
76	Federico Coria	695	Argentina
77	Mikael Ymer	694	Sweden
78	Jiri Lehecka	685	Czech Republic
79	Christopher O’Connell	652	Australia
80	Tomas Martin Etcheverry	649	Argentina
81	Dusan Lajovic	646	Serbia
82	Joao Sousa	638	Portugal
83	Gael Monfils	630	France
84	Soonwoo Kwon	626	South Korea
85	Jordan Thompson	617	Australia
86	Jason Kubler	613	Australia
87	Cristian Garin	606	Chile
88	Gregoire Barrere	603	France
89	Nikoloz Basilashvili	595	Georgia
90	Facundo Bagnis	595	Argentina
91	Daniel Altmaier	590	Germany
92	Ben Shelton	584	USA
93	Marco Cecchinato	582	Italy
94	Vasek Pospisil	576	Canada
95	Taro Daniel	572	USA
96	Kamil Majchrzak	568	Poland
97	Zhizhen Zhang	567	China
98	Roman Safiullin	563	Russia
99	Dominic Thiem	561	Austria
100	Radu Albot	553	Moldova