The Spanish Roberto Bautista has returned to the ‘top 10’ of the world tennis rankings, ousting the Belgian David Goffin, who is still led by the Serbian Novac Djokovic, with the Spanish Rafael Nadal second and the Austrian Dominic Thiem third.
By the way, the Castellón will not participate in the 1,000 Masters in Rome that begins this Monday at the Foro Italico due to the upcoming birth of his first child. “He and his wife Ana Bodí Tortosa are expecting the birth of their child in the next few days,” says a statement from his press team.
The last tournament played by Bautista was the US Open where he reached the third round, defeated in it by Canadian Vasek Pospisil in five sets.
The biggest leap between the top fifty of the classification is starred by Pablo Carreño from Gijón, who rises nine places to 18.
Djokovic, with 10,860 points, leads Nadal by 1,010, while Thiem has 9,125. Swiss Roger Federer remains in fourth place with 6,630 and takes out 740 to his closest pursuer, Russian Daniil Medvedev.
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