The best men’s singles player in the world and World No. 17 on his own tour, because singles is 15% of the PPA ranking. Beat Ben Johns 11-6, 11-6 in the Mesa Cup final.
PPA world ranking
Chris Haworth is World No. 17 on the PPA’s composite ranking with 3,131.875 points — outside the published top ten. That number weights gender doubles at 50%, mixed at 35% and singles at just 15%, from a player’s best 14 results over 52 weeks. We explain what that formula does to the standings here.
Captured 3 September 2026. The PPA rankings page carries no update date of its own.
Where Chris ranks, and how the season went
Independent per-discipline ratings from PickleWave, alongside every professional match played this season. Refreshed automatically.
| Discipline | Rank | Rating |
|---|---|---|
| Men’s singles | #1 | 2115 |
| Season | Matches | Gender doubles | Mixed | Singles |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | 68 | 5-7 | 3-8 | 40-5 |
DUPR 6.219 doubles.
Ratings and records are PickleWave’s per-discipline model, refreshed automatically — an independent rating built from professional match results, not an official tour ranking. Records cover all professional play in the season shown, not one tour. Mixed doubles is a single combined pool of men and women.
2026 MLP season
Finished the 2026 Major League Pickleball season on the roster of the Brooklyn Pickleball Team — full roster, draft class and every transaction.
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About this profile. Pickleball Insiders is an independent publication, not affiliated with, endorsed by or authorised by Chris Haworth, the PPA Tour, the APP or Major League Pickleball. Ranking figures are attributed and dated above; MLP roster placement is reconstructed from the league’s published draft, trade and waiver records. Corrections welcome and made in place. Contact · How we work
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