Ranking history

Week by week

Alex de Minaur’s world ranking and ranking points, week by week. Every week is listed in the table below.

World ranking

19 Oct 2026

No. 8up 1

Ranking points

3,430±0

Best
No. 5
1 of 35 weeks
Since 5 Jan
−2 places
−650 points
Biggest climb
+2
to No. 6 · 16 Feb
Biggest fall
−2
to No. 8 · 9 Feb

Weekly standings

35 published weeks

WeekRankRank MovePointsPoints Move
19 Oct8+13,430±0
12 Oct9±03,430±0
5 Oct9+13,430+280
28 Sep10−13,150−150
21 Sep9±03,300±0
14 Sep9−23,300−350
7 Sep7±03,650±0
31 Aug7±03,650±0
24 Aug7+13,650+90
17 Aug8±03,560±0
10 Aug8−13,560±0
3 Aug7−13,560−100
27 Jul6±03,660±0
20 Jul6−13,660−450
13 Julbest5+14,110±0
29 Jun6±04,110±0
22 Jun6±04,110+50
15 Jun6±04,060+155
8 Jun6+13,905+50
25 May7+23,855+190
18 May9−13,665−90
4 May8±03,755−90
20 Apr8−13,845−50
13 Apr7−13,895−200
6 Apr6±04,095±0
30 Mar6±04,095−90
16 Mar6±04,185−50
2 Mar6±04,235±0
23 Feb6±04,235−15
16 Feb6+24,250+415
9 Feb8−23,835−245
2 Feb6±04,080±0
19 Jan6±04,080±0
12 Jan6±04,080±0
5 Jan6+14,080±0

Before the record begins

Ranking milestones from Alex de Minaur’s curated career timeline — verified historical facts that sit outside the weekly window above.

  • 2024Career-high World No. 6 — He reached a career-high ATP singles ranking of No. 6 on 15 July 2024.
Each row is one published standings table — the tour’s own Monday ranking, stored as it was published and never recomputed here. Setlex’s archive begins with its own first weekly publication, so a week before that is absent rather than estimated, and a career high set outside the window is not something this page can see. Points are the tours’ published totals; the score breakdown itemizes how the current one is built.