2024-02-12 16:05:45
Grigor Dimitrov retained his 13th place in the men’s tennis world ranking.
The Bulgarian, who reached the final, but lost the battle for the title of the tournament in the French city of Marseille after defeating the representative of the hosts Hugo Humber, already has 2905 points.
Dimitar Kuzmanov remains Bulgaria’s second rocket and climbed ten positions to 215th place with 281 points.
There are no changes in the top 10 of the ranking. The leader in the world rankings remains the Serbian Novak Djokovic with 9855 points ahead of the Spaniard Carlos Alacaras with 9255 and the Russian Daniil Medvedev with 8765 points.
The first racket of Bulgaria, Viktoria Tomova, fell by four places in the WTA weekly ranking and now occupies the 68th position.
Last week, the Bulgarian was eliminated in the first round of the tournament in the Romanian city of Cluj-Napoca. Then she recorded a win and a loss in the qualifiers of the strong tournament in Doha, entered the main draw as a “lucky loser” and lost yesterday to the Russian Ekaterina Alexandrova 6:7(5), 3:6.
16-year-old Rositsa Dencheva recorded a career-high ranking after climbing 128 places and is now 986th in the world.
Poland’s Iga Swiontek remains the leader in the rankings with 9770 points, followed by Australian Open champion Aryna Sabalenka of Belarus with 8905 points and American Coco Goff with 7200 points.