After the US Open, the top ten in world singles rankings have shifted: Alcaraz regained first place in men's singles, Sabalenka continues to hold the top spot in women's singles, and Zheng Qinwen slipped down to ninth.

First, let's examine the changes in the women's singles top ten rankings, detailed in the chart below.

1. The number one spot belongs to Sabalenka, followed by Swiatek in second, Gauff third, Anisimova fourth, Andreescu fifth, Keys sixth, Pegula seventh, Paolini eighth, Zheng Qinwen ninth, and Rybakina tenth.
2. Anisimova rose from ninth to fourth, Pegula dropped from fourth to seventh, and Zheng Qinwen fell from seventh to ninth.
3. Zheng Qinwen might fall out of the top ten this year because she has many points to defend from the China Open, Wuhan Open, Tokyo tournament, and the Finals.
4. Zheng Qinwen is preparing to compete in mid to late September; her form is uncertain, but we hope she can improve her results and defend more points.

Here is the latest top ten ranking for men's singles, shown in the chart below.

1. Alcaraz won the US Open in the United States, surpassing Sinner in points to claim the number one ranking.
2. From the points situation shown in the chart below,it can be seen that men's singles tennis is dominated by Sinner and Alcaraz; these two take the lion's share, while other players get only scraps.
3. In 2025, the four Grand Slam titles were split evenly between Alcaraz and Sinner, each winning two. No other players had the opportunity to claim a Grand Slam title.
4. Additionally, Djokovic, who has already won 24 Grand Slam titles, climbed to fourth place in the rankings. This is truly impressive, and we look forward to him continuing to compete and winning another Grand Slam.