Ranking movers: Vukic leads rising Aussies

Men's singles

Aleksandar Vukic continues his rise, moving into the No.8 position in the Australian top 10 in the latest ATP Tour men's singles rankings.

The 25-year-old Vukic is currently sitting at a career-high world No.170 and has built a 14-6 win-loss record since September, reaching three semifinals at ATP Challenger level.

Several more Australian players have set new career-highs this week, all boosted by strong recent performances at ITF events. Rinky Hijikata rises 10 spots to world No.367, Dane Sweeny improves 50 places to world No.494 and Li Tu jumps up 98 spots to world No.514.

AUSSIE TOP 10
Player	Rank	Move
Alex de Minaur	No.34	-1
James Duckworth	No.49	-2
Alexei Popyrin	No.61	-2
John Millman	No.74	-4
Jordan Thompson	No.77	0
Nick Kyrgios	No.90	+2
Alex Bolt	No.135	+1
Aleksandar Vukic	No.170	+2
Thanasi Kokkinakis	No.171	+3
Christopher O'Connell	No.174	-13

Men's doubles

There has been little change for Australian players at the top of the ATP Tour doubles rankings.

Matthew Christopher Romios takes biggest mover of the week honours, with the 22-year-old improving 66 places to world No.667 after winning an ITF title in Greece.

Blake Ellis and Tristan Schoolkate have also been rewarded for an ITF title-winning run, claiming their second title of the season together in France. The 22-year-old Ellis improves 22 spots to world No.418, while 20-year-old Schoolkate rises 45 places to a career-high world No.502.

AUSSIE TOP 10
Player	Rank	Move
John Peers	No.12	0
Luke Saville	No.23	0
Max Purcell	No.33	0
Matthew Ebden	No.57	0
John-Patrick Smith	No.67	0
Matt Reid	No.84	-1
Marc Polmans	No.103	-1
Alex de Minaur	No.131	0
Jordan Thompson	No.187	0
John Millman	No.198	-1