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ATP Tour

Elo Ratings

A rating built from results rather than the tour’s points system: beating a strong player is worth more than beating a weak one, and nothing expires because a year has passed.

ATP Tour Indoor Elo ratings, highest first
RankPlayerRating
1J. Sinner2575
2C. Alcaraz2361
3A. Zverev2302
4N. Djokovic2250
5A. Fils2213
6F. Auger-Aliassime2200
7B. Shelton2170
8T. Fritz2140
9T. Paul2133
10F. Tiafoe2119
11A. de Minaur2106
12H. Rune2103
13A. Bublik2101
14L. Tien2097
15D. Medvedev2075
16U. Humbert2055
17S. Korda2053
18L. Musetti2051
19B. Nakashima2048
20A. Davidovich Fokina2047
21F. Cerundolo2047
22C. Ruud2044
23J. Lehecka2039
24A. Rublev2019
25S. Tsitsipas2005
26G. Dimitrov2000
27H. Hurkacz1998
28B. Van De Zandschulp1991
29F. Cobolli1990
30T. Etcheverry1982
31K. Khachanov1980
32A. Michelsen1978
33B. Bonzi1973
34C. Norrie1971
35L. Van Assche1969
36T. Griekspoor1964
37D. Shapovalov1960
38M. Cilic1947
39T. Droguet1946
40A. Rinderknech1945
41Q. Halys1943
42Y. Hanfmann1940
43Z. Bergs1934
44M. Berrettini1927
45J. Fearnley1922
46R. Opelka1921
47M. Fucsovics1920
48J. Struff1919
49L. Sonego1917
50D. Altmaier1910
51T. Machac1907
52A. Cazaux1906
53H. Medjedovic1905
54J. Duckworth1899
55C. O'Connell1899
56H. Gaston1888
57J. Munar1887
58G. Mpetshi Perricard1887
59M. Giron1885
60M. Kecmanovic1878
61P. Carreno Busta1869
62A. Shevchenko1868
63K. Majchrzak1863
64M. Arnaldi1859
65A. Kovacevic1852
66J. Rodionov1846
67C. Moutet1840
68S. Baez1839
69J. de Jong1836
70D. Dzumhur1832
71A. Mannarino1825
72A. Popyrin1822
73J. Brooksby1812
74L. Djere1803
75S. Wawrinka1796
76V. Royer1795
77V. Sachko1781
78P. Herbert1774
79M. Huesler1771
80R. Bautista Agut1768
81A. Muller1767
82N. Basilashvili1749
83F. Misolic1745
84H. Mayot1743
85E. Ruusuvuori1743
86M. McDonald1742
87M. Ymer1733
88E. Ymer1733
89D. Goffin1732
90B. Tomic1701
91H. Grenier1699
92L. Nardi1695
93R. Carballes Baena1693
94P. Martinez1683
95U. Blanchet1635
96B. Zapata Miralles1477

How this is calculated

Built from 111,878 completed ATP singles matches, including ATP Challenger and ITF results between 2007 and 2026, covering 5,506 players. Walkovers are excluded because no match was played; retirements count. Everyone starts at 1500 and the K-factor decays with experience (250 / (matches + 5) ^ 0.4), so a newcomer’s rating moves fast and a settled one does not.

A surface rating is the player’s overall rating plus an adjustment learned only from their Indoor matches, so the two are on the same scale and a player with no surface history reads exactly their overall rating. Players need at least 15 matches on the surface to be listed. It describes where a player is strongest — it is not a better predictor than the overall rating.

Only players active in the last 12 months are listed.