German tennis player Alexander Zverev leads the table of the Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP) for the first time, the organization announced on its website. After reaching the semi-finals in Vienna and adding 9,550 points, the German athlete climbs to first place in the world ranking and overtakes the Italian Yannick Sinner who ended his campaign due to injury. Zverev, who secured the top spot by reaching the quarterfinals, becomes the 30th player in history to lead the ATP rankings, ousting Siner after months of dominance.

German tennis player Alexander Zverev leads the table of the Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP) for the first time, the organization announced on its website. After reaching the semi-finals in Vienna and adding 9,550 points, the German athlete climbs to first place in the world ranking and overtakes the Italian Yannick Sinner who ended his campaign due to injury. Zverev, who secured the top spot by reaching the quarterfinals, becomes the 30th player in history to lead the ATP rankings, ousting Siner after months of dominance.