Nadal advance to second classification the World of Tennis Professionals.

Swiss Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal.

Superstar Rafael Nadal is one place to finish second in the latest versions of the rankings of the ATP on Monday after beating Roger Federer in the final of the Madrid Masters on Sunday.

Federer retained the top category with a score of 10030 points, followed by Nadal in the second place with 6880 points, and Serbian Novak Djokovic in third place with 6405 points.
There have been classified as top ten list of any changes other than the exchange of Nadal and Djokovic centers.
The rest of the top ten was the first classification of the World Association of ATP released today Monday, 17 May as follows:
Britain's Andy Murray in fourth place with 5565 points and the Argentine Juan del Potro, in fifth place with 5185 points and Russia's Nikolay Davydenko, sixth place with 5145 points and Sweden's Robin Soderling in the seventh with 4770 points, and American Andy Roddick in the eighth with 4600 points and Fernando Verdasco, the ninth position with 3645 points, and Frenchman Tsonga Jooilfred in tenth position with 3185 points.