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Dimitrov rises to third after ATP Finals London triumph
Bulgaria’s Grigor Dimitrov climbed to a career-high world ranking of third yesterday after landing his biggest title to date at the ATP Finals in London.
Dimitrov, 26, defeated David Goffin 7-5, 4-6, 6-3 in Sunday’s final at the O2 Arena to move up three places — behind only Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer — after a breakthrough year featuring four titles. Alexander Zverev dropped one spot to fourth after failing to advance past the round-robin stage in London, while Jack Sock, beaten by Dimitrov in the semifinals, rose one place to eighth. Goffin, who will spearhead Belgium’s bid for a first Davis Cup title this weekend against France, clawed himself up to seventh after his run to the final. Nadal remains at the summit despite withdrawing from the end-of-season finale with a knee injury after losing his opening match, while Federer trails the Spaniard by 1,040 points following his semifinal exit.
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