From Tsitsipas to Baez, a look at players who climbed up the ATP Rankings this week

A look at the players who moved up in the ranking charts as of Monday, August 7.

-Daniel Evans (Climbs nine spots to a career-high of number 21).

The British player has risen to a career-best spot of number 21 in the ATP Rankings after securing the biggest title win of his career at the Washington Open, an ATP 500 event in America. The 33-year-old came into the tournament with his last tour-level win in April, but played some flawless tennis, dropping only one set across five matches in which he beat stars like Frances Tiafoe, Grigor Dimitrov and Tallon Griekspoor.

-Stefanos Tsitsipas (Climbs up one spot to number four)

The 24-year-old captured the ongoing season's first title at the Mifel Tennis Open at Los Cabos, in which he beat Australia's Alex de Minaur in the final. The Greek, who is now at number four, has now clinched 10 tour-level crowns.

-Sebastian Baez (Climbs 30 spots to number 42)

The Argentine player has made a jump of 30 following his title win at the Austrian Open in Kitzbuhel. All three of Baez's ATP Tour titles have come on clay-court ATP 250 events. He had previously clinched a title in Estoril in 2022 and later in February this year at Cordoba. He had won just one match across five tournaments before this event. But he dropped just one set throughout the Austrian Open, against top-seed Tomas Martin Etcheverry in the semi-finals.

-Dominic Thiem (Climbs 32 spots to number 84)

The Austrian has re-entered the Top 100 after making it to his first tour-level final since the 2020 ATP finals. Competing on home soil, Kitzbuhel, the 29-year-old saved five match points in his semifinal win over Laslo Djere.

Other Notable Top 100 MoversNo. 26Tallon Griekspoor, +11 (Career High)No. 31Tomas Martin Etcheverry, +3No. 40Andy Murray, +4No. 48Pedro Cachin, +6 (Career High)No. 55Jordan Thompson, +16No. 61Arthur Rinderknech, +6No. 68Daniel Elahi Galan, +8No. 80Jaume Munar, +11No. 100 Ilya Ivashka, +13. (ANI)