On May 20, Beijing time, in the latest world ranking updated on the ATP official website, Chinese young player Shang Juncheng rose 16 places to 89, ranking the first in the top 100 career singles.
Although the negotiation ended in the top 64 men's singles at the Rome Masters last week, he then moved to the ATP Challenge CH175 Bordeaux and successfully reached the top four.
Due to his good performance in Bordeaux, in the latest world ranking of men's singles released this week, the 19 year old Chinese young player rose to 89th place, and entered the top 100 men's singles for the first time in his career, becoming the third male player from mainland China to achieve this achievement.
Previously, Zhang Zhizhen (in 2022, when he was 26 years old) and Wu Yibing (in 2023, when he was 23 years old and 4 months old) both ranked in the top 100. Now, the business completion program, which is only 19 years old and 3 months old, is also the youngest Chinese male player in the top 100, and also the youngest one in the current top 100.
The negotiation will be completed in the first round of the next French Open qualifier against Bruchaga.
(Qingling)
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