Bulgaria’s highest-ranking tennis player Grigor Dimitrov has made it back into the twenty best players according to the ATP‘s website.
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57 Views | the publication reaches you by | Bulgarian Business ClubDimitrov has been progressing within the ATP rankings over the past weeks, his current result being a spot up compared to last Monday.
At 1735 points, he is ten points behind Pablo Cuevas of Uruguay and thirty ahead of Croatia’s Ivo Karlović.
Dimitrov, who had been among the world’s best 10 tennis players as of mid-2014, began losing ground over the next years only to drop out of Top 30 earlier this year.
Last week, Dimitrov went past Diego Schwartzman of Argentina in Chengdu, China, but lost in the tournament’s semifinal to Albert-Ramos Vinolas (Spain).
The winner of the Chengdu tournament, Russia’s Karen Khachanov, has moved 46 spots (to No 55) up the ranking after grabbing the title.
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