It's a funny paradox.
After his victory on Sunday in the Wimbledon final, synonymous with 7th coronation in London.
Novak Djokovic falls 4 places in the ATP ranking, published this Monday morning.
The reason ?
Following the London Grand Slam's exclusion of Russian and Belarusian players in retaliation for Russia's invasion of Ukraine, the ATP and WTA have indeed ruled that no points will be awarded for the prestigious tournament. .
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Therefore, the points acquired during the tournament in 2021 are lost by the players, because a tournament overwrites the previous one from one year to another, but not replaced.
Novak Djokovic, winner in 2021, loses his 2,000 points which demotes him to 7th.
This is also the case for Matteo Berrettini, the Italian finalist for the 2021 edition and package for Covid this year: he loses 4 places and finds himself 15th.
Nick Kyrgios, 2022 Wimbledon finalist, finds himself relegated to 45th position.
The big winners of this reshuffle are Rafael Nadal and Daniil Medvedev.
The Spaniard, forfeited in 2021, grabbed a place and returned to the Top 3. The Russian, banned from playing this year, did not lose a point and remained world No. 1, just ahead of Zverev.
In the WTA ranking, it's the same.
The Tunisian Ons Jabeur, finalist in London, falls from the podium and finds herself 5th.
Undisputed world No. 1, Iga Swiatek is followed by Anett Kontaveit (2nd) and Maria Sakkari (3rd).
Victorious at Wimbledon on Saturday, Elena Rybakina is in 23rd place.
On the French side, the accounts are not really good.
The first tricolor, Gaël Monfils, is 21st and grabs two stripes, far ahead of Benjamin Bonzi (48th), the only other French representative in the Top 50. Arthur Rinderknech (55th) and Hugo Gaston (58th) follow.
Richard Gasquet is 66th and Benoît Paire is in 77th place.
Among the women, Alizé Cornet (38th) is stable, Caroline Garcia (48) returns to the Top 50 by taking 7 places.
Same progression for Océane Dodin (78).
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In the WTA ranking, it's the same.
The Tunisian Ons Jabeur, finalist in London, falls from the podium and finds herself 5th.
Undisputed world No. 1, Iga Swiatek is followed by Anett Kontaveit (2nd) and Maria Sakkari (3rd).
Nantes winner of Wimbledon 2022, Elena Rybakina, is in 23rd place.
Only two French in the Top 50
On the French side, the accounts are not really good.
The first tricolor, Gaël Monfils, is 21st and grabs two stripes, far ahead of Benjamin Bonzi (48th), the only other French representative in the Top 50. Arthur Rinderknech (55th) and Hugo Gaston (58th) follow.
Richard Gasquet is 66th and Benoît Paire is in 77th place.
Among the women, Alizé Cornet (38th) is stable, Caroline Garcia (48) returns to the Top 50 by taking 7 places.
Same progression for Océane Dodin (78).