Clement Tabur

Tabur's ranking argues up — a career-high ATP No. 165 in May, No. 178 now, No. 221 a year ago — while his tour-level record argues 1-3, all on clay. The margins, not the level, are the problem. In Wednesday's round of 16 at Swiss Open Gstaad, he took an 11-9 opening tiebreak from Arthur Rinderknech and held two match points, yet lost 7-6(9) 6-7(5) 5-7 to a break for 6-5 in game 11 of the third — the match a five-point margin, 133-128. Monday's defeat of Jurij Rodionov is the lone tour-level win of 2026; the climb keeps outrunning the results.