WTA Ranking Update: Anna Kalinskaya leaps up in WTA rankings despite Berlin Ladies Open final defeat
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Russia’s Anna Kalinskaya made a massive jump in the latest
WTA rankings after her impressive outing in the Berlin Ladies Open. The latest rankings were released on Monday, where some
players made notable gains.
One of those players was Kalinskaya, who gained seven spots and is now among the top 20 women's singles players in the world. She recently finished runner-up in the Berlin Ladies
Open, where she lost to America’s Jessica Pegula with a score of 6-7, 6-4, 7-6.
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On the other hand, the competition winner, Pegula, who saved five match points on her way to clinching the title, remains in fifth place but has narrowed the gap from fourth-place player Elena Rybakina to under 1,000 rating points. Former world number one Victoria Azarenka, who lost in the semifinal of the Berlin Ladies Open to Kalinskaya, gained three spots in the rankings and is now in 16th place.
Kazakhstan’s Yulia Putintseva gained seven positions in the
WTA rankings and is now placed on the 34th spot. She recently lifted
the Birmingham Open after beating Australia’s Ajla Tomljanovic in the final in
straight sets with a score of 6-1, 7-6. Tomljanovic, despite losing in the final of the competition,
jumped five spots in the rankings and moved to 135th spot. It was her
first appearance in the final of a WTA competition in five years.
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Canada’s Leylah Fernandez also gained three spots and is now
placed in the top-30 players in the world. She recently participated in the
Birmingham Open where she lost in quarterfinal to Tomljanovic. Overall, there
was no change in the rankings of top 15 players.
The rankings are being led by Poland’s Iga Swiatek, who continues to hold a significant lead on the top with 11,695 points. In the second position is America’s Coco Gauff, who is more than 3,500 points behind the Polish tennis star with 8,128 points. In third place is two-time Grand Slam winner Belarus’ Aryna Sabalenka, with 7,841 points.
WTA Rankings as of 24-06-2024
Nr +/- Player Age Ctry Pts
1 Iga Swiatek 23 POL 11695
2 Coco Gauff 20 USA 8128
3 Aryna Sabalenka 26 BLR 7841
4 Elena Rybakina 25 KAZ 6026
5 Jessica Pegula 30 USA 5025
6 Markéta Vondroušová 24 CZE 4463
7 Jasmine Paolini 28 ITA 4068
8 Qinwen Zheng 21 CHN 4055
9 Maria Sakkari 28 GRE 3805
10 Ons Jabeur 29 TUN 3801
11 Danielle Collins 30 USA 3532
12 Madison Keys 29 USA 3343
13 Jelena Ostapenko 27 LAT 3098
14 Daria Kasatkina 27 RUS 3088
15 Ludmilla Samsonova 25 RUS 2830
16 3 Victoria Azarenka 34 BLR 2399
17 7 Anna Kalinskaya 25 RUS 2310
18 -2 Marta Kostyuk 21 UKR 2240
19 -2 Emma Navarro 23 USA 2238
20 -2 Beatriz Haddad Maia 28 BRA 2213
21 Elina Svitolina 29 UKR 2099
22 -2 Ekaterina Alexandrova 29 RUS 2053
23 -1 Caroline Garcia 30 FRA 2028
24 -1 Mirra Andreeva 17 RUS 2017
25 1 Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova 32 RUS 1756
26 2 Linda Nosková 19 CZE 1745
27 3 Katerina Siniaková 28 CZE 1718
28 -1 Dayana Yastremska 24 UKR 1710
29 Sorana Cîrstea 34 ROU 1675
30 3 Leylah Fernandez 21 CAN 1649
31 -6 Barbora Krejcíková 28 CZE 1642
32 -1 Katie Boulter 27 GBR 1641
33 -1 Elise Mertens 28 BEL 1629
34 7 Yulia Putintseva 29 KAZ 1553
35 -1 Karolína Muchová 27 CZE 1510
36 -1 Veronika Kudermetova 27 RUS 1488
37 Marie Bouzková 25 CZE 1445
38 Yue Yuan 25 CHN 1422
39 -3 Anastasia Potapova 23 RUS 1415
40 Xinyu Wang 22 CHN 1411
41 3 Elisabetta Cocciaretto 23 ITA 1328
42 Karolína Plíšková 32 CZE 1309
43 Clara Burel 23 FRA 1288
44 3 Anhelina Kalinina 27 UKR 1221
45 3 Sloane Stephens 31 USA 1217
46 -1 Magda Linette 32 POL 1216
47 2 Diana Shnaider 20 RUS 1210
48 -2 Sofia Kenin 25 USA 1208
49 -10 Donna Vekic 27 CRO 1173
50 Ana Bogdan 31 ROU 1132
51 Xiyu Wang 23 CHN 1125
52 9 Caroline Dolehide 25 USA 1100
53 Diane Parry 21 FRA 1077
54 3 Sara Sorribes Tormo 27 ESP 1055
55 3 Arantxa Rus 33 NED 1054
56 -4 Magdalena Frech 26 POL 1049
57 2 Lesia Tsurenko 35 UKR 1048
58 5 Viktoriya Tomova 29 BUL 1035
59 3 Peyton Stearns 22 USA 1023
60 -6 Lin Zhu 30 CHN 997
61 -5 Tatjana Maria 36 GER 994
62 3 Jaqueline Cristian 26 ROU 986
63 3 Cristina Buc?a 26 ESP 984
64 3 Lucia Bronzetti 25 ITA 983
65 -1 Nadia Podoroska 27 ARG 983
66 -6 Anna Blinkova 25 RUS 982
67 1 Clara Tauson 21 DEN 981
68 1 Varvara Gracheva 23 FRA 970
69 9 Viktorija Golubic 31 SUI 940
70 2 Moyuka Uchijima 22 JPN 940
71 2 Katie Volynets 22 USA 927
72 3 Yafan Wang 30 CHN 919
73 -2 Laura Siegemund 36 GER 917
74 2 Petra Martic 33 CRO 911
75 2 Tamara Korpatsch 29 GER 895
76 3 Mayar Sherif 28 EGY 884
77 3 Anna Karolína Schmiedlová 29 SVK 880
78 3 Camila Osorio 22 COL 875
79 3 Taylor Townsend 28 USA 864
80 3 Océane Dodin 27 FRA 849
81 -7 Elina Avanesyan 21 RUS 831
82 3 Daria Saville 30 AUS 830
83 3 Jéssica Bouzas Maneiro 21 ESP 828
84 7 Sara Errani 37 ITA 825
85 -1 Greet Minnen 26 BEL 824
86 1 María Carlé 24 ARG 809
87 -17 Ashlyn Krueger 20 USA 804
88 1 Brenda Fruhvirtová 17 CZE 801
89 1 Martina Trevisan 30 ITA 793
90 2 Belinda Bencic 27 SUI 772
91 2 Nao Hibino 29 JPN 770
92 2 Zhuoxuan Bai 21 CHN 756
93 13 Anna Bondár 27 HUN 756
94 9 Bernarda Pera 29 USA 752
95 Renata Zarazúa 26 MEX 750
96 -8 Jule Niemeier 24 GER 741
97 3 Rebeka Masarova 24 ESP 740
98 -2 Hailey Baptiste 22 USA 739
99 -2 Erika Andreeva 20 RUS 729
100 -2 Maria Timofeeva 20 RUS 722
101 1 Arina Rodionova 34 AUS 712
102 6 Kamilla Rakhimova 22 RUS 696
103 2 Rebecca Šramková 27 SVK 695
104 3 Julia Riera 22 ARG 687
105 -4 Harriet Dart 27 GBR 686
106 -7 Emina Bektas 31 USA 686
107 3 Darja Semenistaja 21 LAT 683
108 1 Laura Pigossi 29 BRA 681
109 2 Mai Hontama 24 JPN 677
110 2 Tamara Zidanšek 26 SLO 674
111 2 Naomi Osaka 26 JPN 669
112 2 Caroline Wozniacki 33 DEN 666
113 2 Paula Badosa 26 ESP 662
114 2 Claire Liu 24 USA 660
115 3 Chloé Paquet 29 FRA 654
116 -12 Olga Danilovic 23 SRB 641
117 4 Jana Fett 27 CRO 640
118 4 Mccartney Kessler 24 USA 636
119 5 Sára Bejlek 18 CZE 634
120 3 Marina Bassols Ribera 24 ESP 625
121 27 Alycia Parks 23 USA 624
122 -3 Emiliana Arango 23 COL 619
123 2 Lulu Sun 23 NZL 618
124 -7 Aliaksandra Sasnovich 30 BLR 614
125 1 Alizé Cornet 34 FRA 612
126 -71 Petra Kvitová 34 CZE 600
127 Irina-Camelia Begu 33 ROU 596
128 -8 Dalma Gálfi 25 HUN 595
129 1 Kayla Day 24 USA 594
130 -1 Eva Lys 22 GER 592
131 -3 Daria Snigur 22 UKR 592
132 4 Kimberly Birrell 26 AUS 579
133 10 Jessika Ponchet 27 FRA 578
134 Panna Udvardy 25 HUN 562
135 55 Ajla Tomljanovic 31 AUS 556
136 21 Zeynep Sönmez 22 TUR 556
137 -2 Suzan Lamens 24 NED 549
138 -5 Sachia Vickery 29 USA 546
139 -8 Astra Sharma 28 AUS 543
140 4 Rebecca Marino 33 CAN 542
141 -4 Anca Todoni 19 ROU 542
142 -4 Jodie Burrage 25 GBR 533
143 -3 Ann Li 23 USA 531
144 -3 Storm Hunter 29 AUS 530
145 -3 Kaja Juvan 23 SLO 521
146 -1 Taylah Preston 18 AUS 519
147 -15 Linda Fruhvirtová 19 CZE 514
148 -1 Yuriko Miyazaki 28 GBR 512
149 -3 Dominika Šálková 19 CZE 510
150 -11 Lucrezia Stefanini 26 ITA 506
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