ATP Race to Turin Update: Alexander Zverev reaches second place, Fritz and Jarry make big progress

Alexander Zverev was the champion of the week with his second title at the Rome Open, which propelled him up in the ATP Race to Turin. The German added 1,000 points to his ranking, reaching 3,085, now only behind Jannik Sinner in terms of points accumulated in 2024.

The 22-year-old Italian, on the other hand, remains at the top despite not participating in the Rome Open. The significant points lead Sinner (4,500) accumulated in the first months of the year still keeps him almost 1,500 points ahead of Sascha Zverev.

Further behind is Daniil Medvedev, who failed to defend his title and was eliminated in the round of 16 in Rome by Tommy Paul. The Russian only added 100 points to his total, standing at 2,950. Completing the top-5 are Casper Ruud (2,385), eliminated in the first round, and Andrey Rublev (2,120), who exited early in the third round of the tournament.

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The unexpected finalist Nicolas Jarry was one of the big winners of the week by reaching his first Masters 1000 final, adding over 600 points and reaching No. 17 in the Race. His compatriot Alejandro Tabilo, a surprise semifinalist, added 400 points and advanced to No. 13.

Among the Americans, Taylor Fritz remains the leader and is No. 10 in the Race with 1,580 points. Getting closer is semifinalist Tommy Paul, who lost to Jarry and reaches No. 12 in the Race with 1,425 points, in a close contest for the American No. 1 spot against Fritz.

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