This was the ATP world ranking after the consecration of Joao Fonseca at Argentina Open

ByDavid Mitchell
This was the ATP world ranking after the consecration of Joao Fonseca at Argentina Open

Joao Fonseca became the new champion of the Argentina Open. The 18 -year -old Brazilian defeated Francisco closing it and obtained his first ATP title on the brick dust of Buenos Aires. In this way, its ranking, which already had it within the Top 100, will suffer great growth.

Currently, the one born in Rio de Janeiro is located in position No. 99 of the ranks. However, after the 250 points obtained thanks to the Buenos Aires trophy, From next Monday Fonseca will be new number 68 of the planet, registering a jump of 31 positions.

In this way, It will be the best racket in your country surpassing Thiago Seyboth Wild (No. 75) and Thiago Monteiro (No. 99)who were behind the youth. In addition, he is the best ranked sub-19 tennis player in the world, since who follows him is the German Justin Engel (17 years) in position No. 354.

As to Francisco closing itafter his runner -up in Buenos Aires, he uploaded only two positions. Thus, it will pass from position No. 28 to No. 26 And he claimed to remain the best Argentine racket on the planet.

Top 10 of the ATP world ranking after Argentina Open:

1) Jannik Sinner (ITA) -11330 pts-

2) Alexander Zverev (Ale) -8135 pts-

3) Carlos Alcaraz (ESP) -7410 pts-

4) Taylor Fritz (USA) -4900 pts-

5) CASPER RUUD (NOR) -4480 pts-

6) Daniil Medvedev (Rus) -3930 pts-

7) Novak Djokovic (SRB) -3900 pts-

8) Alex de Miñaur (aus) -3735 pts-

9) Tommy Paul (USA) -3280 pts-

10) Andrey Rublev (Rus) -3220 pts-

Latin Americans in the Top 100 after Argentina Open:

26) Francisco Cerúando (ARG) -1825 pts-

28) Alejandro Tabilo (Chi) -1690 pts-

31) Sebastián Báez (ARG) -1510 pts-

42) Tomás Etcheverry (ARG) -1215 pts-

45) Mariano Navone (ARG) -1195 pts-

46) Nicolás Jarry (Chi) -1175 pts-

68) Joao Fonseca (Bra) -850 pts-

75) Thiago Seyboth Wild (Bra) -757 pts-

86) Francisco Comesaña (ARG) -673 pts-

91) Camilo Ugo Carabelli (ARG) -644 pts-

99) Thiago Monteiro (Bra) -590 pts-

David Mitchell
David Mitchell

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