Hubert Hurkacz won the ATP 250 indoor competition on hard in Marseille. How did the triumph in the French event affect the Pole’s situation in the latest ATP rankings?

On Sunday, Hubert Hurkacz enjoyed his sixth singles championship in the main round. The 26-year-old from Wrocław won the indoor event of the Open 13 Provence beating Frenchman Benjamin Bonzi 6:3, 7:6(4) in the final (more here). It is also the first title of our representative for the 2023 season.

Hurkacz received 250 ATP ranking points for the victory in Marseille. Despite this, he failed to return to the Top 10 and retained his 11th position. Indeed, on Monday, he had already lost 180 points for last year’s semi-final in Dubai. Last season, the tournament in the United Arab Emirates was played a week earlier than now.

The second of the White-Reds, Kamil Majchrzak, fell to 132nd place. Piotrkowianin is still temporarily suspended until the doping case is clarified, so he cannot perform on professional grounds. Kacper Żuk moved up to 257th position and Daniel Michalski to 271st place.

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Novak Djokovic remains number one in the ATP rankings. The Serb has started a record 378th week as the leader of the world rankings (more here). The second is the Spaniard Carlos Alcaraz, who could have equaled “Nole” on points, but lost Sunday in the final of the Rio Open against the Briton Cameron Norrie. Greek Stefanos Tsitsipas finished third and Norwegian Casper Ruud fourth. American Taylor Fritz made his Top 5 debut (more here). Doha champion Daniil Medvedev of Russia moved up to seventh place at the expense of Spaniard Rafael Nadal.

There will be three main events in the series this week: Acapulco and Dubai (ATP Rank 500) and Santiago (ATP Rank 250). Two Poles will perform in the United Arab Emirates: Hubert Hurkacz in singles and Jan Zieliński in doubles.

ATP singles ranking:
1. Novak Djokovic (Serbia) 6,980 pts
2. Carlos Alcaraz (Spain) 6780
3. Stefanos Tsitsipas (Greece) 5805
4. Casper Ruud (Norway) 5515
5. Taylor Fritz (USA) 3660
6. Andrei Rublev 3405
7. Daniel Medvedev 3320
8. Rafael Nadal (Spain) 3315
9. Felix Auger-Aliassime (Canada) 3245
10. Holger Rune (Denmark) 3161
11. Hubert Hurkacz (Poland) 3065
12. Cameron Norrie (UK) 2815
13. Jannik Sinner (Italy) 2655
14. Karen Khachanov 2470
15. Frances Tiafoe (USA) 2350
16. Alexander Zverev (Germany) 2320
17. Pablo Carreno (Spain) 2240
18. Lorenzo Musetti (Italy) 1855
19. Nick Kyrgios (Australia) 1825
20. Borna Coric (Croatia) 1815
…
132. Kamil Majchrzak (Poland) 433
257. Kacper Żuk (Poland) 212
271. Daniel Michalski (Poland) 197
370. Filip Peliwo (Poland) 133
383. Max Kaśnikowski (Poland) 122
601. Szymon Kielan (Poland) 49
634. Jerzy Janowicz (Poland) 44
661. Martyn Pawelski (Poland) 40
700. Pawel Ciaś (Poland) 34
749. Olaf Pieczkowski (Poland) 28
811. Maciej Rajski (Poland) 22
977. Marcel Zielinski (Poland) 12
1046. Jasza Szajrych (Poland) 10
1083. Yann Wojcik (Poland) 9
1087. Michael Mikula (Poland) 9
1160. Karol Drzewiecki (Poland) 6
1221. Aleksander Orlikowski (Poland) 5
1234. Michal Dembek (Poland) 5
1355. Piotr Matuszewski (Poland) 3
1380. Mateusz Terczynski (Poland) 3
1529. Piotr Kusiewicz (Poland) 2
1635. Tomasz Berkieta (Poland) 1
1635. Piotr Galus (Poland) 1
1635. Mikołaj Lis (Poland) 1
1635. Piotr Pawlak (Poland) 1
1717. Mateusz Kulakowski (Poland) 1
1800. Wojciech Marek (Poland) 1
1858. Gabriel Matuszewski (Poland) 1

ATP Finals Qualification List:
1. Novak Djokovic (Serbia) 2,250 pts
2. Stefanos Tsitsipas (Greece) 1470
3. Cameron Norrie (UK) 1065
4. Daniel Medvedev 930
5. Karen Khachanov 810
6. Tommy Paul (USA) 785
7. Jannik Sinner (Italy) 775
8. Taylor Fritz (USA) 735
9. Hubert Hurkacz (Poland) 550
10. Carlos Alcaraz (Spain) 550

ATP ranking doubled:
1. Rajeev Ram (USA) 7030 pts
2. Joe Salisbury (UK) 6940
3. Wesley Koolhof (Netherlands) 6920
3. Neal Skupski (UK) 6920
5. Marcelo Arevalo (El Salvador) 5380
5. Jean-Julien Rojer (Netherlands) 5380
7. Mate Pavic (Croatia) 5275
8. Nikola Mektic (Croatia) 5070
9. Austin Krajicek (USA) 4540
10. Ivan Dodig (Croatia) 4530
…
14. Jan Zielinski (Poland) 3510
32. Hubert Hurkacz (Poland) 2330
122. Simon Walkow (Poland) 680
130. Karol Drzewiecki (Poland) 639
174. Piotr Matuszewski (Poland) 422
242. Lukasz Kubot (Poland) 265
412. Kacper Żuk (Poland) 129
416. Szymon Kielan (Poland) 127
584. Yann Wojcik (Poland) 84
633. Michal Dembek (Poland) 71
673. Filip Peliwo (Poland) 65
720. Olaf Pieczkowski (Poland) 58
755. Max Kaśnikowski (Poland) 54
823. Borys Zgola (Poland) 46
1033. Michel Mikula (Poland) 27
1217. Pawel Cias (Poland) 17
1220. Jasza Szajrych (Poland) 17
1342. Mateusz Terczynski (Poland) 13
1343. Piotr Pawlak (Poland) 13
1568. Daniel Michalski (Poland) 8
1582. Mateusz Kulakowski (Poland) 8
1642. Wojciech Marek (Poland) 6
1695. Piotr Czaczkowski (Poland) 6
1695. Gabriel Matuszewski (Poland) 6
1702. Martyn Pawelski (Poland) 6
1723. Maciej Rajski (Poland) 5
1819. Marcel Zieliński (Poland) 4
1883. Maksymilian Samojłowicz (Poland) 3
1947. Barthélemy Andrzejczak (Poland) 3
2037. Artsiom Dabryian (Poland) 3
2053. David Taczala (Poland) 3
2059. Aleksander Orlikowski (Poland) 2
2170. Marcel Kamrowski (Poland) 2
2249. Przemysław Michocki (Poland) 2
2296. Mikołaj Lis (Poland) 2

ATP Finals Doubles Qualifying List:
1. Hijikata / Kubler 2000 points
2. Nysa / Zielinski 1310
3. González / Molteni 885
4. Arevalo / Rojer 860
5. Granollers / Zeballos 810
6. Chardy / Martin 765
7. Dodig / Krajicek 650
8. Bopanna/Ebden 550
9. Murray / Venus 535
10. Glasspool / Heliovaara 520

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