Ernests Gulbis | Photo: Kaspars Volonts
The first racket of Latvian men’s tennis, Ernests Gulbis, has regained four more positions in the new ranking of the Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP) and occupies the 363rd place.
Latvia’s second racket, Roberts Štrombach, meanwhile, has fallen by three places and occupies the 450th position this week, Kārlis Ozoliņš (shared 1233rd) is one place higher than before, and Mārtiņš Ročēns has recovered two places and occupies the shared 1860th position.
The Serbian Novak Djokovic maintains the first position, the Spanish Carlos Alcaraz the second, and the Greek Stefan Tsitsips is still in the third position. The Norwegian Kaspers Ruud broke into the top four, while the neutral tennis player Daniils Medvedevs lost one position. Neutral tennis player Andrejs Rublyov is still sixth, Canadian Féliks Auger-Aljasim is seventh, while Italian Janik Siner has moved from ninth to eighth place, pushing Dane Holger Rooney down. American Taylor Fritz completes the top ten, just like a week ago.
Latvia’s number one in the doubles ranking, Miķelis Lībietis, has risen three places and now occupies the 281st position, Štrombachs is also three places higher (621st), Ozoliņš is two places lower (1211th), but Rocēns has regained three places and occupies shared 1556th. position.
