WTA Ranking Update: Emma Raducanu, Bianca Andreescu see massive jump after impressive outing in Nottingham, 's-Hertogenbosch
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After recent performances, Britain’s tennis star Emma Raducanu and Canada’s Bianca Andreescu have improved their rankings. The updated WTA
rankings have been released on Monday.
Poland’s Iga Swiatek has continued to lead the ranking with
11, 695 points. The 22-year-old has been in impressive form and recently won the
French Open four the fourth time after beating Jasmine Paolini of Italy in the
final with a score of 6-2, 6-1.
America’s Coco Gauff continues to hold the second spot in the WTA rankings. She recently overtook Belarus’ Aryna Sabalenka. The young sensation is placed with 7,988 rating points, and the two-time Grand Slam winner is in third place with 7,788 points.
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Canada’s Andreescu made a significant jump in the ranking, moving 65 spots to 163rd in the WTA rankings after an impressive outing in the Libema Open. The 24-year-old lost in the final to Liudmila Samsonova with a score of 4-6, 6-3, 7-5.
On the other hand, Raducanu has also seen a significant jump
in the rankings, moving 44 spots up to 165th position. The 21-year-old had a good outing in the Nottingham Open, but she was eventually
knocked out after losing in the semifinal to Katie Boulter with a score of 6-7,
6-3, 6-4.
Interestingly, Boulter, who won the Nottingham Open after
beating Karolina Pliskova in the final with a score of 4-6, 6-3, 6-2, has lost a spot in the
WTA rankings and she is now placed on the 31st position. Russia’s Liudmila Samsonova, who won the Libema Open,
strengthened her position in the WTA rankings as she maintained her 15th
position but is now nearly 600 points ahead of the 16th-placed Ukraine’s
Marta Kostyuk.
Former world number one Naomi Osaka also gained 12 spots in
the WTA rankings and is now placed 113th. She recently participated in the Libema Open, but she was knocked out in the quarterfinals after losing to Andreescu 6-4, 3-6, 7-6.
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Rank Prior Name Nat Points # Trn Added Off 18th 19th
1 (1) SWIATEK, IGA POL 11695 19 110 100
2 (2) GAUFF, COCO USA 7988 19 55 55 10
3 (3) SABALENKA, ARYNA 7788 17 55
4 (4) RYBAKINA, ELENA KAZ 5973 19 55 105 55
5 (5) PEGULA, JESSICA USA 4625 21 30 105 100
6 (6) VONDROUSOVA, MARKETA CZE 4503 18 100 10
7 (7) PAOLINI, JASMINE ITA 4068 26 1 35 30
8 (8) ZHENG, QINWEN CHN 4005 21 1 10 1
9 (9) SAKKARI, MARIA GRE 3980 23 185 100 90
10 (10) JABEUR, ONS TUN 3748 24 54 1 60 55
11 (11) COLLINS, DANIELLE USA 3532 20 1 1
12 (12) KEYS, MADISON USA 3343 16
13 (13) OSTAPENKO, JELENA LAT 3318 23 280 100 60
14 (14) KASATKINA, DARIA 3088 24 1 100 65
15 (15) SAMSONOVA, LIUDMILA 2830 25 250 1 55 55
16 (17) KOSTYUK, MARTA UKR 2240 23 1 1 32 1
17 (18) NAVARRO, EMMA USA 2238 30 85 95 85
18 (20) HADDAD MAIA, BEATRIZ BRA 2213 24 10 10
19 (19) AZARENKA, VICTORIA 2205 19 1 1 1
20 (16) ALEXANDROVA, EKATERINA 2178 26 98 185 60 30
21 (21) SVITOLINA, ELINA UKR 2100 16 1
22 (22) GARCIA, CAROLINE FRA 2068 26 100 60 60
23 (23) ANDREEVA, MIRRA 2017 15
24 (24) KALINSKAYA, ANNA 1986 20 1 1
25 (25) KREJCIKOVA, BARBORA CZE 1768 17 180
26 (26) PAVLYUCHENKOVA, ANASTASIA 1756 21 10 1
27 (27) YASTREMSKA, DAYANA UKR 1712 23 12 12 10
28 (28) NOSKOVA, LINDA CZE 1710 20 1 25 1
29 (29) CIRSTEA, SORANA ROU 1704 23 30 1 1
30 (31) SINIAKOVA, KATERINA CZE 1645 27 1 60 10
31 (30) BOULTER, KATIE GBR 1641 22 250 1 1 1
32 (32) MERTENS, ELISE BEL 1629 25 1 60 10
33 (33) FERNANDEZ, LEYLAH CAN 1625 24 30 15
34 (35) MUCHOVA, KAROLINA CZE 1510 9
35 (34) KUDERMETOVA, VERONIKA 1503 25 30 100 60 30
36 (36) POTAPOVA, ANASTASIA 1427 21 110 1 1
37 (37) BOUZKOVA, MARIE CZE 1425 23 1 10 10
38 (38) YUAN, YUE CHN 1422 30 30 29 30 30
39 (39) VEKIC, DONNA CRO 1418 23 30 305 10 10
40 (40) WANG, XINYU CHN 1411 24 25 30 30
41 (41) PUTINTSEVA, YULIA KAZ 1333 26 30 25
42 (50) PLISKOVA, KAROLINA CZE 1309 23 163 1 1 1
43 (42) BUREL, CLARA FRA 1288 25 1 27 20
44 (43) COCCIARETTO, ELISABETTA ITA 1259 25 29 29
45 (44) LINETTE, MAGDA POL 1236 27 1 30 30 10
46 (45) KENIN, SOFIA USA 1222 21 15 1 1
47 (46) KALININA, ANHELINA UKR 1221 28 30 60 55
48 (47) STEPHENS, SLOANE USA 1217 23 30 10
49 (48) SHNAIDER, DIANA 1176 26 1 20 15
50 (49) BOGDAN, ANA ROU 1149 23 18 15 1
51 (51) WANG, XIYU CHN 1125 29 18 30 30
52 (52) FRECH, MAGDALENA POL 1100 30 54 78 30 27
53 (64) PARRY, DIANE FRA 1077 32 98 25 20
54 (53) ZHU, LIN CHN 1077 31 1 110 30 10
55 (54) KVITOVA, PETRA CZE 1070 10 470
56 (56) MARIA, TATJANA GER 1059 32 30 95 54 30
57 (55) SORRIBES TORMO, SARA ESP 1055 21 1 1
58 (57) RUS, ARANTXA NED 1054 32 1 25 20
59 (59) TSURENKO, LESIA UKR 1048 20 1 1 1
60 (60) BLINKOVA, ANNA 1036 28 1 55 1 1
61 (58) DOLEHIDE, CAROLINE USA 1035 24 1 1 1 1
62 (61) STEARNS, PEYTON USA 1035 26 13 10 1
63 (69) TOMOVA, VIKTORIYA BUL 1035 30 81 12 20 20
64 (62) PODOROSKA, NADIA ARG 1008 29 55 30 30
65 (66) CRISTIAN, JAQUELINE ROU 986 28 1 15 2
66 (67) BUCSA, CRISTINA ESP 984 31 1 18 32 30
67 (68) BRONZETTI, LUCIA ITA 983 29 32 20
68 (65) TAUSON, CLARA DEN 981 24 1 2 1
69 (71) GRACHEVA, VARVARA FRA 970 28 1 10 10
70 (70) KRUEGER, ASHLYN USA 944 27 30 160 27 20
71 (75) SIEGEMUND, LAURA GER 941 20 25 1 1
72 (76) UCHIJIMA, MOYUKA JPN 935 30 1 13 11
73 (77) VOLYNETS, KATIE USA 927 27 1 15 15
74 (78) AVANESYAN, ELINA 926 21 113 1 1
75 (72) WANG, YAFAN CHN 919 23 1 7 1
76 (79) MARTIC, PETRA CRO 911 22 15 1
77 (74) KORPATSCH, TAMARA GER 895 25 1 1 1 1
78 (73) GOLUBIC, VIKTORIJA SUI 893 19 1 1 1 1
79 (63) SHERIF, MAYAR EGY 884 24 10 1
80 (80) SCHMIEDLOVA, ANNA KAROLINA SVK 880 25 1 30 15
81 (81) OSORIO, CAMILA COL 875 24 1 20 20
82 (82) TOWNSEND, TAYLOR USA 864 20 1 1 1
83 (83) DODIN, OCEANE FRA 849 28 15 15
84 (85) MINNEN, GREET BEL 836 26 54 13 2 1
85 (84) SAVILLE, DARIA AUS 830 28 30 12 18 15
86 (87) BOUZAS MANEIRO, JESSICA ESP 828 29 49 15 13
87 (86) CARLE, MARIA LOURDES ARG 809 29 13 8
88 (91) NIEMEIER, JULE GER 809 29 30 80 15 12
89 (89) FRUHVIRTOVA, BRENDA CZE 801 17
90 (90) TREVISAN, MARTINA ITA 793 29 15 15 15
91 (88) ERRANI, SARA ITA 791 29 1 15 2
92 (94) BENCIC, BELINDA SUI 772 9
93 (95) HIBINO, NAO JPN 770 30 1 25 2 1
94 (93) BAI, ZHUOXUAN CHN 756 28 1 6 12 6
95 (97) ZARAZUA, RENATA MEX 750 34 15 1 16 15
96 (99) BAPTISTE, HAILEY USA 739 28 15 13
97 (100) ANDREEVA, ERIKA 729 28 25 20
98 (101) TIMOFEEVA, MARIA 722 22 1 1 1 1
99 (96) BEKTAS, EMINA USA 721 25 30 48 9 2
100 (103) MASAROVA, REBEKA ESP 717 28 1 1 2 2
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