CroatiaMarin Čilić has regained his position as the top-ranked Croatian tennis player on the latest ATP rankings released on Monday, improving his ranking by two places to 86th globally. He surpassed Dino Prižmić, who dropped seven positions to 91st. Significant improvements were made by all four semifinalists from last week's Croatia Open in Umag. The tournament winner, Spanish player Daniel Mérida, jumped 23 spots to 59th, while Bosnia and Herzegovina's Damir Džumhur improved by 21 places to 87th. Other semifinalists, Slovak Alex Molčan and Argentine Román Burruchaga, advanced by 20 and 7 positions respectively, placing them at 81st and 60th. Greek player Stefanos Tsitsipas, once ranked third in the world, climbed 34 spots after winning in Gstaad, reaching 51st. On the WTA rankings, there were no changes among the top 10 players, but Croatia continues to have three players within the top 50. Donna Vekić fell one spot to 36th, while Petra Marčinko dropped four places to 49th, and Antonia Ružić remained at 50th.
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