A ranking is not a number. It’s fifty-two weeks of receipts.
Setlex takes every ATP and WTA result apart — which tournaments count, which expire, what’s left to defend — and shows you the working. Nothing modelled, nothing rounded off.
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Tennis stories that matter
- PlayersATP16 Aug 2026
Djokovic reveals chronic health issue after Cincinnati loss
- 24-time major champion loses to Thiago Agustín Tirante, 2-6, 6-4, 6-4 in second round
- Djokovic called medical timeout, dropped to knees mid-match due to humidity and heat
- Serbian reveals multi-year health condition exacerbated by extreme conditions
- Rules & TechATP15 Aug 2026
ATP ranking system changes for 2026 season
- Rankings now determined by best 18 seasonal results, down from 19
- Four Slams, eight mandatory Masters 1000 included in calculation
- Weight given to major events over minor tournaments
- TourATP15 Aug 2026
Tirante upsets Djokovic in Cincinnati second round
- Argentine qualifier defeats world No. 5 ranked Djokovic 2-6, 6-4, 6-4
- Djokovic physically struggled in first match since Wimbledon semi-final
- Biggest win of Tirante's career; Djokovic fails Cincinnati R32 since 2005
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One season, told in four chapters.
A season at a glance
Every one of Sabalenka’s 8,670 points, itemized.
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Aryna Sabalenka
WTA No. 1
8,670
points
- Grand Slams 45%
- Tour Finals12%
- 1000s35%
- 500s8%
Most of Sabalenka's 8,670 points come from grand slams — but the full picture is every result over a rolling 52-week window. That's the level of detail Setlex shows for each player.
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- Players, ATP & WTA
- 2,657
- Results tracked
- 52 wks
- Rolling ranking window
- 1,960
- Charted matches, point by point