ATP Ranking 2023 Men’s & Women’s Ranking with Points are in this article. The ATP Ranking 2023 are out now, which you can check here.

ATP Ranking 2023

The Association of Tennis Professionals used a merit-based method to determine the entry qualification and the seeding of performers in all singles and doubles tournaments. The first singles ranking was broadcasted on 23 August 1973, in which Theodoriu Nastase got the World’s Number 1 rank, and he was in this position till 2 June 1974. At the same time, the ranking of doubles for the first time was given on 1 March 1976, which Bob Hewitt conquered on 1 March and Raul Ramirez on 12 April.

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While Women are ranked on the merit-based system through the Women’s Tennis Association. The first time the ranks were given through a computerised system on 3 November 1975, which Chris Evert won. The first time doubles ranking was issued in 1984, and Martina Navratilova, the greatest tennis player of all time, got the first position. She also won singles 18 times and ten major mixed doubles.

The ranking for the top player’s position depends on the points they score by playing in a tournament. These points depend on the size of the tournament and its importance. If a player wins a Grand Slam, they can get 200 points, but they will only get one point for the APT Future first main-round draw. The ranking on ATP and WTA depends on the best results over a year of a player. But here is a 52-week logic in which the player who gained the maximum points over the previous 52 weeks will be in the top position.

ATP Men’s Ranking with Points 2023

In singles tennis, points are given to the player’s results in recent tournaments and the category of the games. The calculation system of points used in the ranking is changed several times. The contests used for the top player’s points calculation are the four Grand Slams, eight ATP Masters, the player’s four eligible ATP Tour 500 and the best two results from ATP Tour 250 Tournaments. Thus, a list of top players with points is ready with us.

ATP Men’s Ranking with Points Singles

Rank	Player name	Country	Points
1.	Alcaraz Carlos	Spain	6820
2.	Nadal Rafael	Spain	5770
3.	Ruud Casper	Norway	5720
4.	Tsitsipas Stefanos	Greece	5715
5.	Djokovic Novak	Serbia	5070
6.	Rublev Andrey	Russia	3930
7.	Auger Aliassime Felix	Canada	3895
8.	Medvedev Daniil	Russia	3860
9.	Fritz Taylor Harry	USA	3545
10.	Rune Holger	Denmark	2876
11.	Hurkacz Hubert	Poland	2860
12.	Norrie Cameron	Great Britain	2680
13.	Zverev Alexander	Germany	2560
14.	Berrettini Matteo	Italy	2490
15.	Carreno-Busta Pablo	Spain	2420
16.	Sinner Jannik	Italy	2375
17.	Tiafoe Frances	USA	2260
18.	Cilic Marin	Croatia	1970
19.	Musetti Lorenzo	Italy	1925
20.	Khachanov Karen	Russia	1885
21.	Kyrgios Nick	Australia	1870
22.	Shapovalov Denis	Canada	1830
23.	Coric Borna	Croatia	1760
24.	De Minaur Alex	Australia	1710
25.	Bautista-Agut Roberto	Spain	1675
26.	Schwartzman Diego	Argentina	1550
27.	Kecmanovic Miomir	Serbia	1445
28.	Dimitrov Grigor	Bulgaria	1395
29.	Cerundolo Francisco	Argentina	1383
30.	Evans Daniel	Great Britain	1380

ATP Men’s Ranking with Points Doubles

In doubles tennis, the player’s top 18 results from all eligible tournaments of the last 52 weeks are evaluated. There are no compulsory events for entrance. Instead, from one of the 12 tournaments, the player is taken into the primary draw. So, the list of top doubles players is with us.

Rank	Player name	Country	Points
1.	Ram Rajeev	USA	7570
2.	Salisbury Joe	Great Britain	7480
3.	Koolhof Wesley	Netherlands	7440
3.	Skupski Neal	Great Britain	7440
5.	Pavic Mate	Croatia	5530
6.	Arevalo Marcelo	El Salvador	5390
6.	Rojer Jean-Julien	Netherlands	5390
8.	Mektic Nikola	Croatia	5325
9.	Krajicek Austin	USA	4310
10.	Dodig Ivan	Croatia	4210
11.	Heliövaara Harri	Finland	4205
12.	Glasspool Lloyd	Great Britain	4115
13.	Kyrgios Nick	Australia	3940
14.	Zeballos Horacio	Argentina	3800
15.	Venus Michael	New Zealand	3740
16.	Granollers-Pujol Marcel	Spain	3650
17.	Kokkinakis Thanasi	Australia	3620
18.	Puetz Tim	Germany	3485
19.	Bopanna Rohan	India	3260
20.	Isner John	USA	3230
21.	Middelkoop Matwe	Netherlands	3030
22.	Mies Andreas	Germany	2910
23.	Bolelli Simone	Italy	2880
24.	Ebden Matthew	Australia	2855
25.	Krawietz Kevin	Germany	2820
26.	Fognini Fabio	Italy	2760
27.	Cabal Juan-Sebastian	Colombia	2640
27.	Farah Robert	Colombia	2640
29.	Matos Rafael (1996)	Brazil	2640
30.	Gonzalez Santiago	Mexico	2630

WTA Women’s Ranking with Points 2023

The same procedure for calculating the ranking points is used in the Women’s Tennis Association. The ranking given in 2023 by WTA are as follows.

Rank	Player name	Country	Points
1.	Swiatek Iga	Poland	11025
2.	Jabeur Ons	Tunisia	5140
3.	Pegula Jessica	USA	5000
4.	Garcia Caroline	France	4415
5.	Sabalenka Aryna	Belarus	4340
6.	Sakkari Maria	Greece	3921
7.	Gauff Cori	USA	3762
8.	Kasatkina Darya	Russia	3500
9.	Kudermetova Veronika	Russia	2800
10.	Bencic Belinda	Switzerland	2735
11.	Collins Danielle	USA	2388
12.	Halep Simona	Romania	2381
13.	Keys Madison	USA	2318
14.	Haddad Maia Beatriz	Brazil	2255
15.	Kvitova Petra	Czech Republic	2221
16.	Badosa Paula	Spain	2102
17.	Ostapenko Jelena	Latvia	2040
18.	Alexandrova Ekaterina	Russia	1910
19.	Kontaveit Anett	Estonia	1909
20.	Samsonova Ludmilla	Russia	1905
21.	Trevisan Martina	Italy	1672
22.	Zhang Shuai	China	1600
23.	Krejcikova Barbora	Czech Republic	1600
24.	Azarenka Viktoria	Belarus	1598
25.	Rybakina Elena	Kazakhstan	1585
26.	Bouzkova Marie	Czech Republic	1581
27.	Anisimova Amanda	USA	1535
28.	Zheng Qinwen	China	1534
29.	Kanepi Kaia	Estonia	1472
30.	Begu Irina	Romania	1472

WTA Women’s Ranking with Points Doubles

Rank	Player name	Country	Points
1.	Siniakova Katerina	Czech Republic	6915
2.	Krejcikova Barbora	Czech Republic	6036
3.	Kudermetova Veronika	Russia	6035
4.	Gauff Cori	USA	5360
5.	Mertens Elise	Belgium	5310
6.	Pegula Jessica	USA	4980
7.	Dabrowski Gabriela	Canada	4740
8.	Olmos Giuliana	Mexico	4650
9.	Kichenok Lyudmyla	Ukraine	4355
10.	Yang Zhaoxuan	China	4180
11.	Ostapenko Jelena	Latvia	4140
12.	Hunter Storm	Australia	4100
13.	Xu Yi-Fan	China	3910
14.	Danilina Anna	Kazakhstan	3870
15.	Mladenovic Kristina	France	3826
16.	Krawczyk Desirae	USA	3805
17.	Haddad Maia Beatriz	Brazil	3785
18.	Schuurs Demi	Netherlands	3685
19.	Melichar-Martinez Nicole	USA	3645
20.	Perez Ellen	Australia	3460
21.	McNally Caty	USA	3396
22.	Townsend Taylor	USA	3047
23.	Shibahara Ena	Japan	2735
24.	Siegemund Laura	Germany	2705
25.	Aoyama Shuko	Japan	2595
26.	Zhang Shuai	China	2575
27.	Muhammad Asia	USA	2565
28.	Garcia Caroline	France	2561
29.	Mirza Sania	India	2510
30.	Flipkens Kirsten	Belgium	2440

These lists are of the top 30 players in the world, but the ATP and WTA release a list of the top 50 players, which you can check on the official website of these associations.

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Indian tennis player Sania Mirza was at the top in the years 2015 and 2016 in women’s doubles. She has a total of six titles in doubles and three in mixed doubles and is ranked number one in Indian singles tennis.

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