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Stanislas Wawrinka touches world number 4 rank after French Open win

| | Jun 08, 2015, at 11:18 pm
London, June 8 (IBNS): Clinching the French Open title for the first time in his career, Swiss Tennis star Stanislas Wawrinka has jumped five places to reach the number four position in the latest rankings released by ATP on Monday.

With 5835 points, Stan stood on the fourth spot.

The top spot was however, retained by Serbia's Novak Djokovic.

Wawrinka  defeated him in the final of the French Open to clinch the title on Sunday.

Former world number one Rafael Nadal of Spain has dropped to the number 10 spot in the latest rankings list.

 

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