Denis Shapovalov has stunned the tennis world with a remarkable rise in the ATP rankings following his biggest career win at the 2025 Dallas Open. The Canadian star, once ranked as high as No.

Top seed Carlos Alcaraz of Spain outlasted third seed Alex de Minaur of Australia 6-4, 3-6, 6-2 to win the ABN AMRO Open on Sunday in Rotterdam, Netherlands. It marks the World No. 3's first tournament win of the new year and his 17th ATP singles title.

World No. 54 Denis Shapovalov captured the Dallas Open title with a 7-6, 6-3 win over No. 5-ranked Casper Ruud in the final. It was the Canadian’s third win of the week over a top-10 player in the world after he defeated world No. 4 Taylor Fritz in the second round and No. 9-ranked Tommy Paul in the semifinal.

Canada's Denis Shapovalov completed a giant-killing run to the Dallas Open title on Sunday, defeating Norway's fifth-ranked Casper Ruud 7-6 (7/5), 6-3 for his third career ATP crown. Unseeded Shapovalov became only the fifth player since 2020 to knock out the three top seeds on the way to an ATP title and just the fourth player since 2009 to beat three top-10 rivals on the way to a 250- or 500-level title.

Tennis star Denis Shapovalov took home the biggest title of his career at the Dallas Open last weekend, and the Canadian could be en route to having a breakthrough season, says former World No.1 Jimmy Connors.

Denis Shapovalov has surged back into the ATP Tour’s top 40 after completing the biggest tournament win of his career. Shapovalov, from Richmond Hill, Ont., moved up 22 places to No. 32 in the rankings released Monday after defeating Casper Ruud on Sunday in the final of the Dallas Open.