New · lists back to 1973
Today's top 100, the list of any past week, or every weekly list of a whole season, one row per player with rank, points, movement since the previous list, country and age. ATP lists go back to 1973, WTA lists to 2001. Ask for the layout of Jeff Sackmann's atp_rankings and wta_rankings CSV files and code that reads his files keeps working; a second mode returns every ATP and WTA player in his atp_players and wta_players columns.
Independent tool, not affiliated with Jeff Sackmann, Tennis Abstract, Flashscore, the ATP, the WTA or the ITF.
default run · measured22 Oct 2026
ATP and WTA top 100, the current lists 2 s
What your runs read: the weekly ranking lists stored for each tour, and the players behind them. The latest list is read the week it is published.
The standard layout has one named field per fact. With rankingFormat set to sackmann the rows carry Jeff Sackmann's atp_rankings columns plus the player's name, official id and list.
listrankingDaterankpreviousRankrankChangepointstournamentsPlayednameplayerIdofficialIdcountrybirthDateranking_daterankplayerpointsnameofficial_idlistplayer_idname_firstname_lasthanddobiocheightofficial_idtourATP and WTA singles, season race and doubles rankings.
Give a date, get the list of the week containing it: ATP from 1973, WTA from 2001.
Every weekly list between two dates in one run. Keep the top N with maxRank.
Every official ATP and WTA player with ids and names, plus hand, birth date, country and height where known.
The rank and points a player had in the week of a match.
How long a player stayed in the top 10, ranking movement by season.
A top-100 table on your site, refreshed with one scheduled task.
"Who was number 1 on 1 January 2000?" answered from the list itself.
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Set rankingLists, a rankingDate (and rankingDateTo for a range), and maxItems above the rows you expect.
Download CSV, Excel or JSON, or schedule a weekly task to keep a dataset current.
More inputs to try
{ "rankingLists": ["atp"], "rankingDate": "2000-01-01", "maxRank": 100, "maxItems": 100 }the ATP top 100 of one past week{ "rankingLists": ["wta"], "rankingDate": "2025-01-01", "rankingDateTo": "2025-12-31", "maxRank": 50, "rankingFormat": "sackmann", "maxItems": 3000 }weekly WTA top-50 lists of 2025, his wta_rankings columns{ "mode": "playerList", "rankingLists": ["atp"], "maxItems": 500 }500 players of the ATP list{ "rankingLists": ["atp-race", "wta-race"], "maxRank": 50 }the race rankings, top 50 of each{
"rankingLists": ["atp"],
"rankingDate": "2024-01-01",
"rankingDateTo": "2024-12-31",
"maxRank": 100,
"rankingFormat": "sackmann",
"maxItems": 6000
}Every weekly ATP top-100 list of 2024 in the columns of Jeff Sackmann's atp_rankings files.
# The current ATP and WTA top 100 as CSV
curl -X POST \
"https://api.apify.com/v2/acts/crawlplant~tennis-rankings/run-sync-get-dataset-items?token=$APIFY_TOKEN&format=csv" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{ "maxRank": 100 }'# 1. Add this MCP server to your agent
https://mcp.apify.com?tools=crawlplant/tennis-rankings
# 2. Ask in plain language
Who was ranked number 1 on the ATP list
on 1 January 2000?The same factory promises as every CrawlPlant Actor. How the factory works
The latest list is read the week it is published.
A default run of 200 rows takes 2 seconds; a whole season of weekly top-100 lists is about 4,200 rows per tour.
Ranks come from the official ATP and WTA ranking lists and player profiles.
The Sackmann layout keeps code written against his files working.
Each run writes a summary with the rows saved and any warnings.
Down to $0.70 per 1,000 ranking rows on Apify's Gold plan. Player lists are $3.00 per 1,000. Platform usage is included.
| event | Free | Gold |
|---|---|---|
| ranking row one player in one list | $1.00 | $0.70 |
| player one row of the player list | $3.00 | $2.10 |
General questions are on the home page. Need match results, odds or Elo too? See Flashscore Tennis. Something else? piotr@crawlplant.com
ATP lists from 1973 and WTA lists from 2001.
Any day: you get the list of the week containing it. For every list in a period, give rankingDate and rankingDateTo and set maxItems above the total.
No. It is an independent reader of the official ATP and WTA ranking lists and player profiles. With rankingFormat: "sackmann" the rows come in the same column layout as his atp_rankings files, so code written for them keeps working.
No: the player list returns players, not ranks. Use maxItems to cap it.
Yes. Add https://mcp.apify.com?tools=crawlplant/tennis-rankings to any MCP client and the agent can answer "who was number 1 on 1 January 2000?" from the list itself.
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