NextGen finalists slip in ATP rankings

NextGen tournament winner Hyeon Chung has slipped five places to 59th, while runner up Andrey Rublev has slid two spots to 39th.

Published : Nov 13, 2017 17:30 IST , Paris

 Hyeon Chung and Andrey Rublev pose with their trophies after the Next Gen ATP Finals on November 11.
Hyeon Chung and Andrey Rublev pose with their trophies after the Next Gen ATP Finals on November 11.
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Hyeon Chung and Andrey Rublev pose with their trophies after the Next Gen ATP Finals on November 11.

The finalists in the ATP's inaugural NextGen tournament slipped in the world rankings released Monday because the event earned them no overall points.

Hyeon Chung of South Korea, who won the under-21s event in Milan, slipped five places to 59th and beaten finalist Andrey Rublev of Russia slid two spots to 39th.

READ: Chung takes inaugural Next Gen Finals title

The top 30 remained unchanged.

World number one Rafael Nadal plays his first match at the ATP Tour Finals in London on Monday when he takes on Belgium's David Goffin.

ATP rankings on November 13:

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