This is how the top-10 of the ATP ranking would look if Wimbledon had distributed points

An atypical tournament due to incomprehensible decisions and that completely distorts the ranking ATP. So you can define what is meant by Wimbledon 2022 has not distributed ATP points, something that leaves a very different panorama to what we would see this Monday if the tournament had developed normally in that sense. Doing an abstraction and math exercise, Daniil Medvedev would stay on top Rafael Nadal in the second rank and Alexander Zverev in third place, while Novak Djokovic he would not lose the 2,000 points that will disappear and he would stay in fourth position. The Serbian is not the only one affected since Cameron Norrie would have entered the top-10, to the detriment of an Aliassime that maintains its place due to the rule that has governed this tournament.

This would be the ATP ranking if Wimbledon 2022 had distributed points

1. Daniil Medvedev: 7,775 points
2. Rafael Nadal: 6,885 points
3. Alexander Zverev: 6,850 points
4. Novak Djokovic: 6,770 puntos
5. Stefanos Tsitsipas: 5,240 puntos
6. Casper Ruud: 5,140 points
7. Carlos Alcaraz: 5,025 points
8. Cameron Norrie: 3,875 points
9. Andrey Rublev: 3,700 points
10. Jannik Sinner: 3,545 points