After WTA Finals as the last major tournament of 2019 season is over we know that Ashleigh Barty will end as a year-end number one.
It was a very successful year for Ashleigh Barty. She started the season as number 15 in the WTA Ranking and ended it as number one. On the way she won the title in Miami, French Open, Birmingham and she was also champion at the WTA Finals.
"I'm in a very unique situation, in a very unique position, that at the moment, at this moment in time, no other person on the planet is in my position," Barty said on the WTA Insider Podcast. "I think it's incredibly scary, but it's exciting. I've worked my whole life to try and get to this point to say what it feels like. Each day it brings new challenges. Each day it brings new, exciting things."
But there is still player, who can say that her season was even more successful. Her name is Bianca Vanessa Andreescu. She started the season as 152nd player of the WTA Ranking. But she won 48 of 55 matches played, triumphed in Indian Wells, Toronto and won the US Open to reach 5th place.
WTA Ranking as of 4.11.2019:
| 1. | Barty Ashleigh | 7851 |
| 2. | Pliskova Karolina | 5940 |
| 3. | Osaka Naomi | 5496 |
| 4. | Halep Simona | 5462 |
| 5. | Andreescu Bianca Vanessa | 5192 |
| 6. | Svitolina Elina | 5075 |
| 7. | Kvitova Petra | 4776 |
| 8. | Bencic Belinda | 4745 |
| 9. | Bertens Kiki | 4245 |
| 10. | Williams Serena | 3935 |
| 11. | Sabalenka Aryna | 3120 |
| 12. | Konta Johanna | 2879 |
| 13. | Keys Madison | 2767 |
| 14. | Kenin Sofia | 2740 |
| 15. | Martic Petra | 2617 |
| 16. | Vondrousova Marketa | 2390 |
| 17. | Mertens Elise | 2290 |
| 18. | Riske Alison | 2210 |
| 19. | Vekic Donna | 2205 |
| 20. | Kerber Angelique | 2175 |
| 21. | Muchova Karolina | 1864 |
| 22. | Yastremska Dayana | 1825 |
| 23. | Sakkari Maria | 1820 |
| 24. | Anisimova Amanda | 1793 |
| 25. | Stephens Sloane A. | 1737 |
| 26. | Kontaveit Anett | 1645 |
| 27. | Sevastova Anastasija | 1617 |
| 28. | Goerges Julia | 1610 |
| 29. | Wang Qiang | 1563 |
| 30. | Pavlyuchenkova Anastasia | 1560 |
| 31. | Collins Danielle Rose | 1558 |
| 32. | Hsieh Su-Wei | 1505 |
| 33. | Strycova Barbora | 1491 |
| 34. | Putintseva Yulia | 1460 |
| 35. | Alexandrova Ekaterina | 1425 |
| 36. | Muguruza Blanco Garbine | 1412 |
| 37. | Rybakina Elena | 1401 |
| 38. | Wozniacki Caroline | 1383 |
| 39. | Zheng Saisai | 1375 |
| 40. | Mladenovic Kristina | 1360 |
| 41. | Kudermetova Veronika | 1351 |
| 42. | Linette Magda | 1320 |
| 43. | Peterson Rebecca | 1275 |
| 44. | Ostapenko Jelena | 1250 |
| 45. | Garcia Caroline | 1235 |
| 46. | Zhang Shuai | 1216 |
| 47. | Van Uytvanck Alison | 1175 |
| 48. | Wang Yafan | 1165 |
| 49. | Hercog Polona | 1145 |
| 50. | Azarenka Viktoria | 1115 |
| 51. | Tomljanovic Ajla | 1115 |
| 52. | Kuzmova Viktoria | 1105 |
| 53. | Williams Venus | 1079 |
| 54. | Kuznetsova Svetlana | 1052 |
| 55. | Suarez-Navarro Carla | 1048 |
| 56. | Brady Jennifer | 1047 |
| 57. | Bouzkova Marie | 1041 |
| 58. | Siniakova Katerina | 1020 |
| 59. | Blinkova Anna | 1016 |
| 60. | Cornet Alize | 1015 |
| 61. | Swiatek Iga | 1011 |
| 62. | Davis Lauren | 990 |
| 63. | Ferro Fiona | 926 |
| 64. | Zidansek Tamara | 908 |
| 65. | Pera Bernarda | 863 |
| 66. | Pliskova Kristyna | 859 |
| 67. | Sasnovich Aliaksandra | 858 |
| 68. | Gauff Cori | 855 |
| 69. | Kasatkina Darya | 851 |
| 70. | Tsurenko Lesya | 842 |
| 71. | Teichmann Jil Belen | 827 |
| 72. | Cirstea Sorana-Mihaela | 822 |
| 73. | Siegemund Laura | 805 |
| 74. | Doi Misaki | 803 |
| 75. | Peng Shuai | 788 |
| 76. | Pegula Jessica | 787 |
| 77. | Jabeur Ons | 780 |
| 78. | Diyas Zarina | 775 |
| 79. | Petkovic Andrea | 770 |
| 80. | Puig Monica | 770 |
| 81. | Golubic Viktorija | 765 |
| 82. | Sorribes Tormo Sara | 739 |
| 83. | Zhu Lin | 734 |
| 84. | Townsend Taylor | 732 |
| 85. | McHale Christina | 726 |
| 86. | Stojanovic Nina | 722 |
| 87. | Gasparyan Margarita | 717 |
| 88. | Kovinic Danka | 717 |
| 89. | Kozlova Kateryna | 711 |
| 90. | Maria Tatiana | 708 |
| 91. | Ahn Kristie | 699 |
| 92. | Watson Heather | 698 |
| 93. | Potapova Anastasia | 695 |
| 94. | Brengle Madison | 691 |
| 95. | Flipkens Kirsten | 689 |
| 96. | Stosur Samantha | 683 |
| 97. | Badosa Gibert Paula | 681 |
| 98. | Giorgi Camila | 680 |
| 99. | Begu Irina | 669 |
| 100. | Kalinskaya Anna | 661 |
| 101. | Kanepi Kaia | 659 |
| 102. | Hibino Nao | 649 |
| 103. | Rus Arantxa | 649 |
| 104. | Babos Timea | 626 |
| 105. | Gracheva Varvara | 611 |
| 106. | Jorovic Ivana | 600 |
| 107. | Diatchenko Vitalia | 600 |
| 108. | Sharma Astra | 597 |
| 109. | Buzarnescu Mihaela | 596 |
| 110. | Zavatska Katarina | 593 |
| 111. | Tig Patricia Maria | 593 |
| 112. | Vikhlyantseva Natalia | 590 |
| 113. | Korpatsch Tamara | 586 |
| 114. | Bolsova Aliona | 583 |
| 115. | Bonaventure Ysaline | 576 |
| 116. | Niculescu Monica | 575 |
| 117. | Paolini Jasmine | 571 |
| 118. | McNally Caty | 561 |
| 119. | Voegele Stefanie | 542 |
| 120. | Haddad Maia Beatriz | 540 |
| 121. | Di Lorenzo Francesca | 524 |
| 122. | Parmentier Pauline | 520 |
| 123. | Minnen Greetje | 518 |
| 124. | Gibbs Nicole | 515 |
| 125. | Bacsinszky Timea | 504 |
| 126. | Hon Priscilla | 500 |
| 127. | Kawa Katarzyna | 498 |
| 128. | Flink Varvara | 495 |
| 129. | Bogdan Ana | 487 |
| 130. | Martincova Tereza | 482 |
| 131. | Cabrera Lizette | 481 |
| 132. | Osuigwe Whitney | 477 |
| 133. | Juvan Kaja | 476 |
| 134. | Inglis Maddison | 473 |
| 135. | Krejcikova Barbora | 471 |
| 136. | Sharapova Maria | 466 |
| 137. | Minella Mandy | 466 |
| 138. | Schmiedlova Karolina Anna | 460 |
| 139. | Samsonova Ludmilla | 455 |
| 140. | Arconada Usue Maitane | 446 |
| 141. | Zvonareva Vera | 435 |
| 142. | Dart Harriet | 432 |
| 143. | Wang Xiyu | 430 |
| 144. | Nara Kurumi | 418 |
| 145. | Friedsam Anna-Lena | 417 |
| 146. | Cepede Royg Veronica | 413 |
| 147. | Kiick Alexandra | 412 |
| 148. | Li Ann | 405 |
| 149. | Schoofs Bibiane | 404 |
| 150. | Wang Xinyu | 401 |
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