Grigor Dimitrov took a short break from official competitions after throwing so much energy in Miami and Monte Carlo to be 10 percent ready for the most important part of the clay season and from the day after tomorrow we will be able to watch him at the Masters in Madrid . Despite his absence from the Tour in the last week, the only negative for Grigor is that Casper Ruud opened a serious gap between 6th and 10th, which keeps our first racket – 840 points.
This is due to the title won in Barcelona by the Scandinavian, and closely behind him is Stefanos Tsitsipas, who has a lead of 390 points over the Bulgarian, but has a quarter-final to defend in Madrid and Grigor would have a chance to catch him in ranking, because Dimitrov dropped out in the third round of the competition in the Spanish capital and could easily add new points to his asset of 3,640.
Rublev, who recorded his fourth consecutive defeat, lost another 105 points in his asset and is currently only 190 points ahead of Grigor, and with another failure against the Russian, the Bulgarian could overtake him very soon and settle in the top 8, which it will be of serious help to him in the draws. The difference between Hurkach and Dimitrov is only 35 points, and the closest pursuers of the world top ten are Alex De Minor (3470 points) and Holger Rune (3245 points), respectively.
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