site.btaGrigor Dimitrov Returns to ATP Men's Singles Top 20

Bulgaria’s top tennis player, Grigor Dimitrov, has climbed one spot and returned to the Top 20 in the ATP men's singles world rankings.

Thirty-four-year old Dimitrov, who is currently recovering from a pectoral muscle injury, remains with a total of 2,155 points but benefited from the drop of Frenchman Arthur Fils. Fils, who is also dealing with an injury and did not defend his title in Hamburg last week, lost 500 points and fell six spots to No. 21 with 2,130 points.

Bulgarian Alexander Donski has entered the top 150 of the doubles rankings for the first time. He climbed ten positions to No. 142 with 549 points after reaching three consecutive Challenger semifinals in doubles, the most recent one last week in San Marino.

Another Bulgarian tennis player, Anthony Genov, also achieved a personal best in doubles. He is now ranked No. 258 with 266 points after reaching a Challenger final in Spain over the past weekend.