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Best 18 results over a rolling 52 weeks, published each Monday — this is the table. A window that rolls is a window that empties, so every row carries what it has to defend as well as what it has won.

Read from the tour feed on , which is where the defence horizons below are measured from · published .

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World No. 1 · ATP

🇮🇹Jannik Sinner13,450 points · +5,290 clear of Alcaraz

3,230 of those points leave the window by 11 Nov. Alcaraz loses 2,400.

Replace none of it and the lead is still 4,460. Both are held at today’s totals, which is what makes it arithmetic rather than a prediction.

At stake by 11 Nov

Tightest gapAlex de Minaur20 behind No. 7Daniil Medvedev is a single result awayFirst to moveCarlos Alcaraz−400 in a weekCincinnati Open expires — 1 place, behind ZverevWhere it breaksCarlos Alcaraz5,290 behind No. 1The widest step in the top 10 — a tier of its ownMost to defendJannik Sinner3,230 expiringMore on the line than anyone else in the top 10

The top 101

Bars are each player’s share of the No. 1 total. Gap is points behind the row above. Defends is the biggest result leaving the 52-week window by 11 Nov.

RankPlayerPoints
  1. No. 1🇮🇹Jannik Sinner13,450 points1,300 defends · U.S. Open
  2. No. 2🇪🇸Carlos Alcaraz8,160 points−5,290 to the row above2,000 defends · U.S. Open
  3. No. 3🇩🇪Alexander Zverev8,090 points−70 to the row above400 defends · Cincinnati Open
  4. No. 4🇨🇦Felix Auger Aliassime4,740 points−3,350 to the row above780 defends · U.S. Open
  5. No. 5🇷🇸Novak Djokovic3,760 points−980 to the row above780 defends · U.S. Open
  6. No. 6🇺🇸Ben Shelton3,670 points−90 to the row above200 defends · Cincinnati Open
  7. No. 7🇷🇺Daniil Medvedev3,580 points−90 to the row above400 defends · Shanghai Rolex Masters
  8. No. 8🇦🇺Alex de Minaur3,560 points−20 to the row above430 defends · U.S. Open
  9. No. 9🇺🇸Taylor Fritz3,375 points−185 to the row above430 defends · U.S. Open
  10. No. 10🇮🇹Flavio Cobolli3,330 points−45 to the row above70 defends · U.S. Open
  11. No. 11🇪🇸Rafael Jodar2,621 points−709 to the row above
  12. No. 12🇺🇸Learner Tien2,545 points−76 to the row above330 defends · China Open
  13. No. 13🇰🇿Alexander Bublik2,525 points−20 to the row above400 defends · Rolex Paris Masters
  14. No. 14🇨🇿Jiri Lehecka2,470 points−55 to the row above430 defends · U.S. Open
  15. No. 15🇮🇹Lorenzo Musetti2,415 points−55 to the row above430 defends · U.S. Open
  16. No. 16🇨🇿Jakub Mensik2,395 points−20 to the row above70 defends · U.S. Open
  17. No. 17🇳🇴Casper Ruud2,385 points−10 to the row above70 defends · U.S. Open
  18. No. 18🇷🇺Andrey Rublev2,230 points−155 to the row above240 defends · U.S. Open
  19. No. 19🇲🇨Valentin Vacherot2,186 points−44 to the row above1,000 defends · Shanghai Rolex Masters
  20. No. 20🇮🇹Luciano Darderi2,175 points−11 to the row above130 defends · U.S. Open
  21. No. 21🇫🇷Arthur Fils2,140 points−35 to the row above
  22. No. 22🇺🇸Brandon Nakashima2,135 points−5 to the row above70 defends · U.S. Open
  23. No. 23🇺🇸Frances Tiafoe2,130 points−5 to the row above130 defends · U.S. Open
  24. No. 24🇺🇸Tommy Paul2,075 points−55 to the row above130 defends · U.S. Open
  25. No. 25🇦🇷Francisco Cerundolo1,970 points−105 to the row above100 defends · Rolex Paris Masters
Rows 1–25 of 101 tracked ATP players

Points to defend are the counting results that leave the 52-week window over the next 13 weeks, measured from each player’s latest snapshot. Where a result expires its best-18 slot reopens, so a total falls by less than the departing block wherever a player has a reserve result to promote — the figures here are net of that. Every forward-looking figure holds all other players at today’s totals: it is what a result is worth, not a forecast of the table. Week-over-week movement is not shown because we hold one ranking per player, not a weekly series.

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