The latest edition of the FITEQ world rankings saw American Dennis Correia reach a career-high doubles ranking of number three, following a series of victories in US Challenger Cups.

His most recent victory, with partner, compatriot and new world number five Luka Pilic, came in the San Diego Challenger Cup on July 31 where they beat world number 10 Andres Berriel of Uruguay and his partner Roberto Rubiolo of the United States in the final.

Hungary’s Adam Blazsovics maintained top spot in the doubles, with his long-term team mate and fellow reigning doubles world champion Csaba Banyik, also of Hungary, in second.

Carolyn Greco of the United States remains the highest ranked female player in the doubles ranking, with the world number 11 continuing to perform at a high-level in doubles, as well as women’s doubles and mixed doubles competitions.

In the singles, there was little movement in the top 10, with Blazsovics remaining in pole position.

The only change from last month’s world rankings was Romania’s Szabolcs Ilyes overtaking Hungary’s Martin Cserekyle, who dropped from seventh to eighth.

Rising Hungarian star Balazs Katz soared from world number 27 to 11th place.

In the mixed doubles, reigning world champions from Brazil Natalia Guitler and Marcos Vieira regained the top spot, with Hungarians Csaba Banyik and Zsanett Janicsek dropping to equal third.

Czech Republic’s Lukas Flaks continued his rise, moving up from seventh to fifth, whilst Serbian duo Nikola Mitro and Maja Umicevic entered the top 10 in joint sixth.

Singles world number two and doubles world number seven Apor Gyorgydeak of Romania was another newcomer to the mixed doubles top 10, catapulting from 35th to eighth.

The full rankings can be found here.