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ATP ranking: the players from Argentina

42 players from Argentina appear in the ATP singles ranking, the highest at rank 25, ranking published on . The rank is the one published by the ATP tour. The "movement" column compares with the previous publication, that of 24/08/2026. The "matches" column counts the singles matches in our corpus since 2021, and every name leads to the detailed record.

Rank Movement Player Country Points Career-high Matches since 2021
25 = Francisco Cerundolo Argentina 1,980 18 (05/2025) 357
32 ▼ 1 Tomas Martin Etcheverry Argentina 1,440 25 (05/2026) 404
42 = Thiago Agustin Tirante Argentina 1,125 42 (08/2026) 372
45 ▲ 6 Juan Manuel Cerundolo Argentina 1,076 42 (06/2026) 383
49 ▼ 1 Mariano Navone Argentina 1,065 29 (06/2024) 349
51 ▼ 1 Sebastian Baez Argentina 1,044 18 (06/2024) 341
59 = Roman Andres Burruchaga Argentina 960 56 (05/2026) 398
77 ▼ 1 Camilo Ugo Carabelli Argentina 770 43 (08/2025) 363
82 = Facundo Diaz Acosta Argentina 732 47 (04/2024) 323
83 = Marco Trungelliti Argentina 731 76 (04/2026) 332
119 ▲ 4 Francisco Comesana Argentina 516 54 (08/2025) 344
169 = Federico Agustin Gomez Argentina 332 133 (02/2025) 332
189 = Lautaro Midon Argentina 293 189 (08/2026) 274
223 ▼ 1 Genaro Alberto Olivieri Argentina 249 131 (10/2023) 330
231 ▼ 2 Guido Ivan Justo Argentina 244 223 (07/2026) 265
235 ▼ 2 Alex Barrena Argentina 240 167 (03/2026) 316
262 ▼ 3 Juan Bautista Torres Argentina 218 226 (08/2022) 351
289 ▼ 6 Juan Manuel La Serna Argentina 197 282 (05/2026) 233
306 ▲ 39 Facundo Mena Argentina 182 127 (09/2022) 339
321 = Gonzalo Villanueva Argentina 176 268 (10/2022) 407
325 ▼ 5 Luciano Emanuel Ambrogi Argentina 173 311 (07/2026) 297
329 ▼ 2 Nicolas Kicker Argentina 168 78 (06/2017) 302
357 ▼ 2 Juan Estevez Argentina 149 329 (07/2026) 279
363 ▼ 6 Hernan Casanova Argentina 143 221 (10/2022) 339
379 ▲ 1 Juan Pablo Ficovich Argentina 137 125 (07/2022) 321
380 ▼ 9 Andrea Collarini Argentina 136 177 (04/2023) 333
384 ▼ 9 Lucio Ratti Argentina 134 364 (07/2026) 217
385 ▼ 8 Carlos Maria Zarate Argentina 133 377 (08/2026) 163
431 ▼ 3 Valerio Aboian Argentina 113 378 (10/2024) 385
434 ▼ 4 Santiago Rodriguez Taverna Argentina 111 157 (08/2022) 409
515 ▼ 4 Lorenzo Joaquin Rodriguez Argentina 87 424 (11/2025) 356
631 ▲ 1 Ignacio Monzon Argentina 58 476 (04/2023) 353
642 ▼ 5 Maximo Zeitune Argentina 56 625 (05/2026) 107
658 ▼ 5 Thiago Cigarran Argentina 53 653 (08/2026) 303
698 ▲ 8 Santiago De La Fuente Argentina 48 618 (11/2025) 201
707 ▼ 7 Franco Ribero Argentina 47 654 (02/2025) 200
779 ▼ 9 Tomas Farjat Argentina 38 447 (11/2024) 275
798 ▼ 4 Fernando Cavallo Argentina 36 733 (05/2026) 114
839 ▼ 10 Mariano Kestelboim Argentina 32 387 (09/2017) 218
850 ▲ 9 Fermin Tenti Argentina 32 561 (02/2020) 267
880 = Tomas Martinez Argentina 29 860 (07/2026) 150
885 ▼ 14 Facundo Bagnis Argentina 28 55 (11/2016) 255

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How to read this ranking

The ATP ranking is a rolling 52-week total: each player keeps the points earned from their best results of the past year, and loses them on the anniversary of the tournament concerned. A rank can therefore drop without a single match being lost, simply because the points from a good result last year have just expired.

The tour publishes a new version every Monday. This table reproduces the latest publication in full: every rank is there, in order, with no reconstruction on our part. It does not update during a match.

The "matches since 2021" column is not part of the official ranking. It shows how many singles matches this player has in our corpus, the one our calculations are made on. A high rank with few matches usually signals a return from injury or a recent arrival on the main tour.