2025-2026 Live Ratings

Tennis Power Rankings

ATP players ranked across six metrics that go beyond official rankings. Each metric captures a different dimension of player strength — from overall skill to surface dominance to recent form.

How ELO works Surface & Form indices

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ELO Rating measures overall player strength. It updates after every match based on the result, opponent strength, tournament importance, match round, and set dominance. A player who beats a higher-rated opponent in a Grand Slam final gains more points than winning a first-round match at a 250. Full methodology →
Glicko-2 extends ELO with two extra numbers: RD (Rating Deviation) shows confidence — lower RD means the rating is more reliable. Volatility tracks consistency — a player with low volatility performs at a steady level.

ELO Top 10

Rankings for 2025-2026 will appear once tournament data has been processed.

Glicko-2 Top 10

Rankings for 2025-2026 will appear once tournament data has been processed.

Surface ratings track each player's strength separately on hard courts, clay, and grass. A player's overall ELO may be high, but their clay rating could be much lower if they rarely win on that surface. These use the same ELO algorithm but only update when a match is played on that specific surface. Full methodology →

Hard Court

Australian Open, US Open, most ATP events
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Clay Court

Roland Garros, Rome, Madrid, Barcelona
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Grass Court

Wimbledon, Queens Club, Halle
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Form Index measures who is outperforming expectations right now. For each of a player's last 15 matches, we compare the actual result against the win probability from our surface ELO model. Beating someone you had a 20% chance against earns far more than beating someone you were 95% to beat. Losses work the same way in reverse: losing a match you should have won is heavily penalized, while losing to a genuine threat barely dents your form. Results are weighted by tournament importance (Grand Slam > Masters > 500 > 250) and round (final > early rounds), with recent matches counting more. Inactive players see their form decay rapidly. Full methodology →

How to read this table

ELO # Shows overall strength rank. A player ranked #4 ELO and #1 Form is a top player on a hot streak. A player ranked #80 ELO and #3 Form is a lower-ranked player punching well above their weight.
Rising Players ranked outside the ELO top 30 who have broken into the Form top 10 — names to watch in upcoming draws.

Example

A player with surface ELO 1700 faces an opponent rated 1900 — our model gives them roughly a 25% chance. If they win, the surplus is +0.75 (1.0 − 0.25). At a Masters 1000 semifinal, that's multiplied by the tournament weight (1.8) and round weight (1.3), giving +1.76 form points for that match. Meanwhile, the world #1 beating a qualifier they were 97% to beat earns only +0.05 form points — the win is expected, so the form reward is minimal.

Form Index Top 10

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Understanding the Ratings

ELO — Overall strength, updated after every match. Learn more
Glicko-2 — Like ELO but includes a confidence interval (RD) and consistency measure (volatility).
Surface Ratings — Separate ELO for hard, clay, grass. Learn more
Form Index — Who is outperforming expectations over their last 15 matches. Learn more

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