Flavio Cobolli enters ATP top 10 after reaching French Open final

Italy's Flavio Cobolli entered the top

10 of the ATP men's singles rankings when they were updated on

Monday after his stunning run at the French Open ended with a

6-1, 4-6, 6-4, 6-7(5), 6-1 defeat to Germany's world number

three Alexander Zverev in Sunday's final.

He is 10th in the new rankings and he has also become the 10th

Italian man in history to enter the top 10.

The ranking is still headed by Italy's world number one Jannik

Sinner, who exited in the second round at Roland Garros after

caving in physically when he was on the verge of defeating

Argentine Juan Manuel Cerundolo.

Lorenzo Musetti, who is injured at the moment and did not take

part in the French Open, has dropped down five positions to

16th.

Luciano Darderi has climbed one place to 18th.

Matteo Arnaldi and Matteo Berrettini, who both started the

French Open outside the top 100, have returned to the top 50

after reaching the semi-finals and quarter-finals at Roland

Garros respectively.

Former Wimbledon finalist Berrettini, who withdrew with a hip

injury in the second set of his quarter-final with Arnaldi, has

moved up 57 places to 48th.

Arnaldi, who had to withdraw from the semifinal against Cobolli

because of a virus, has climbed 70 positions to 34th.

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