Sinner holds No. 1, Zverev climbs to No. 2 after Wimbledon

Jannik Sinner solidified his world No. 1 ranking by winning his second consecutive Wimbledon title, while Alexander Zverev rose to No. 2 after reaching the final, pushing a sidelined Carlos Alcaraz to third Source: Clarín.

Top 3 shake-up

Sinner leads with 13,450 points. Zverev, with 8,480, overtakes Alcaraz (8,160) by just 320 points. Alcaraz has been out since mid-April due to a right wrist injury that forced him to miss Roland Garros and Wimbledon Source: Infobae. Zverev said after the final: "I've been pushing those guys... that's the goal" Source: Clarín.

Other notable moves

Félix Auger-Aliassime stays fourth (4,740). Alex de Miñaur rises to fifth (4,110), Ben Shelton drops to sixth (3,770), Novak Djokovic climbs to seventh (3,760), Daniil Medvedev to eighth (3,670), and Flavio Cobolli enters the top 10 at ninth (3,460). Taylor Fritz falls to tenth (3,365) Source: El Confidencial.

Big risers and fallers

British wildcard Arthur Fery jumped 78 spots to world No. 36 after reaching the semifinals Source: El Confidencial. In Chilean tennis, Alejandro Tabilo rose two places to No. 31, while Nicolás Jarry plummeted 553 positions to No. 764 Source: Emol.