After reaching the best position of its career, after Wimbledon, the first national racket fell three places, to 29th place in the world ranking, after the last update.
After her fine performance on grass at Wimbledon, the third Grand Slam of the season, Nicolas Jarry reached another dimension on the world tennis circuit. Systematically, the national improved his statistics during the year, reaching the highest position of his career. After reaching the third round of the classic English tournament, the grandson of Jaime Fillol reached 26th place among the best in the world. However, which had a slight change in the new weekly ATP rankings update.
In the new version of the scale, the first Chilean racket appears in 29th place, losing three positions from its ceiling , reached seven days ago. Jarry has 1,339 ranking points. He is the second highest-placed South American on the list, behind Argentinian Francisco Cerundolo in 21st. Who passed Jarry was Frenchman Adrian Mannarino, climbing 11 places to 27th with 1,376 points.
The initial schedule indicated that Nicolás Jarry would play the ATP 500 in Washington, the Masters 1000 in Toronto and Cincinnati, to close at the US Open, but there will be another stop on the course. This is the ATP 250 in Los Cabos, Mexico, where he was invited by the organization.
The other outstanding Chileans appear after the 100th place in the ranking. The second Chilean racket is Christian Garin, which is ranked 120th, down one place. The native of Arica has the possibility of returning to the top 100 and, for that, he must go through Hamburg . He managed to pass the qualifying rounds of the German tournament and will return to the main draw of an ATP tournament after two months. This will be the last step before entering North America and qualifying for the US Open.
Then appears Alejandro Tabilo, 125th on the list. The fourth is Marcelo Tomás Barrios, in 127th place.
The ranking of professional tennis players is led by Spaniard Carlos Alcaraz, the Wimbledon champion, with 9,375 points. He is seconded by Serbian Novak Djokovic, with 8.795. Third is Russian Daniil Medvedev, with 6,520.
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