After winning in Cincinnati, Madison Keys reached the TOP 10 in WTA Ranking again and Naomi Osaka retained the first place.
Madison Keys won the Western & Southern Open when she defeated Svetlana Kuznetsova in the final. The American has thus moved 8 positions in the ranking and got back into the TOP 10.
Naomi Osaka performed also pretty good in Cincinnati and so she won the battle for the first place. Her opponents were Pliskova and Barty, who are just a few points behind her.
The former world number two, Svetlana Kuznetsova, made clearly the biggest shift in the ranking. Kuznetsova moved 91 places and reached the 62nd place.
WTA Ranking as of 19.8.2019:
| 1. | Osaka Naomi | 6606 |
| 2. | Barty Ashleigh | 6501 |
| 3. | Pliskova Karolina | 6315 |
| 4. | Halep Simona | 4743 |
| 5. | Svitolina Elina | 4492 |
| 6. | Kvitova Petra | 4485 |
| 7. | Bertens Kiki | 4325 |
| 8. | Williams Serena | 3935 |
| 9. | Sabalenka Aryna | 3320 |
| 10. | Keys Madison | 3267 |
| 11. | Stephens Sloane A. | 3189 |
| 12. | Sevastova Anastasija | 3167 |
| 13. | Bencic Belinda | 3008 |
| 14. | Kerber Angelique | 2870 |
| 15. | Andreescu Bianca Vanessa | 2837 |
| 16. | Konta Johanna | 2695 |
| 17. | Vondrousova Marketa | 2651 |
| 18. | Wang Qiang | 2593 |
| 19. | Wozniacki Caroline | 2537 |
| 20. | Kenin Sofia | 2460 |
| 21. | Kontaveit Anett | 2380 |
| 22. | Martic Petra | 2067 |
| 23. | Vekic Donna | 2000 |
| 24. | Anisimova Amanda | 1934 |
| 25. | Muguruza Blanco Garbine | 1920 |
| 26. | Mertens Elise | 1920 |
| 27. | Goerges Julia | 1910 |
| 28. | Garcia Caroline | 1871 |
| 29. | Suarez-Navarro Carla | 1866 |
| 30. | Hsieh Su-Wei | 1830 |
| 31. | Sakkari Maria | 1800 |
| 32. | Strycova Barbora | 1750 |
| 33. | Yastremska Dayana | 1730 |
| 34. | Zhang Shuai | 1535 |
| 35. | Collins Danielle Rose | 1508 |
| 36. | Riske Alison | 1507 |
| 37. | Zheng Saisai | 1390 |
| 38. | Siniakova Katerina | 1375 |
| 39. | Putintseva Yulia | 1355 |
| 40. | Tsurenko Lesya | 1337 |
| 41. | Azarenka Viktoria | 1335 |
| 42. | Kasatkina Darya | 1330 |
| 43. | Alexandrova Ekaterina | 1273 |
| 44. | Puig Monica | 1190 |
| 45. | Sasnovich Aliaksandra | 1181 |
| 46. | Pavlyuchenkova Anastasia | 1180 |
| 47. | Muchova Karolina | 1139 |
| 48. | Tomljanovic Ajla | 1105 |
| 49. | Swiatek Iga | 1101 |
| 50. | Wang Yafan | 1080 |
| 51. | Kudermetova Veronika | 1074 |
| 52. | Williams Venus | 1072 |
| 53. | Mladenovic Kristina | 1050 |
| 54. | Kuzmova Viktoria | 1045 |
| 55. | Bouzkova Marie | 1035 |
| 56. | Hercog Polona | 1029 |
| 57. | Pegula Jessica | 1010 |
| 58. | Giorgi Camila | 1004 |
| 59. | Teichmann Jil Belen | 974 |
| 60. | Gasparyan Margarita | 969 |
| 61. | Jabeur Ons | 955 |
| 62. | Kuznetsova Svetlana | 936 |
| 63. | Zidansek Tamara | 910 |
| 64. | Cornet Alize | 905 |
| 65. | Brady Jennifer | 901 |
| 66. | Van Uytvanck Alison | 895 |
| 67. | Rybakina Elena | 886 |
| 68. | Cibulkova Dominika | 873 |
| 69. | Pera Bernarda | 869 |
| 70. | Peterson Rebecca | 865 |
| 71. | Davis Lauren | 859 |
| 72. | Ferro Fiona | 827 |
| 73. | Golubic Viktorija | 826 |
| 74. | Kozlova Kateryna | 821 |
| 75. | Ostapenko Jelena | 820 |
| 76. | Potapova Anastasia | 817 |
| 77. | Diyas Zarina | 815 |
| 78. | Brengle Madison | 804 |
| 79. | Maria Tatiana | 796 |
| 80. | Linette Magda | 768 |
| 81. | Parmentier Pauline | 750 |
| 82. | Sorribes Tormo Sara | 730 |
| 83. | Kanepi Kaia | 716 |
| 84. | Gavrilova Daria | 700 |
| 85. | Zvonareva Vera | 700 |
| 86. | Pliskova Kristyna | 698 |
| 87. | Sharapova Maria | 696 |
| 88. | Bacsinszky Timea | 694 |
| 89. | Petkovic Andrea | 685 |
| 90. | Siegemund Laura | 675 |
| 91. | Badosa Gibert Paula | 670 |
| 92. | Begu Irina | 666 |
| 93. | Blinkova Anna | 664 |
| 94. | Jorovic Ivana | 663 |
| 95. | Sharma Astra | 652 |
| 96. | Schmiedlova Karolina Anna | 645 |
| 97. | Krunic Alexandra | 635 |
| 98. | Vikhlyantseva Natalia | 630 |
| 99. | Haddad Maia Beatriz | 629 |
| 100. | Bolsova Aliona | 612 |
| 101. | Watson Heather | 611 |
| 102. | Barthel Mona | 602 |
| 103. | McHale Christina | 596 |
| 104. | Rus Arantxa | 590 |
| 105. | Niculescu Monica | 588 |
| 106. | Cirstea Sorana-Mihaela | 573 |
| 107. | Osuigwe Whitney | 573 |
| 108. | Juvan Kaja | 565 |
| 109. | Flipkens Kirsten | 564 |
| 110. | Doi Misaki | 563 |
| 111. | Korpatsch Tamara | 549 |
| 112. | Babos Timea | 543 |
| 113. | Voegele Stefanie | 542 |
| 114. | Bonaventure Ysaline | 541 |
| 115. | Kovinic Danka | 534 |
| 116. | Townsend Taylor | 530 |
| 117. | Paolini Jasmine | 528 |
| 118. | Lepchenko Varvara | 521 |
| 119. | Bouchard Eugenie | 519 |
| 120. | Minnen Greetje | 518 |
| 121. | McNally Caty | 513 |
| 122. | Wang Xiyu | 506 |
| 123. | Diatchenko Vitalia | 502 |
| 124. | Krejcikova Barbora | 502 |
| 125. | Kumkhum Luksika | 492 |
| 126. | Kalinskaya Anna | 488 |
| 127. | Zavatska Katarina | 488 |
| 128. | Di Lorenzo Francesca | 480 |
| 129. | Hon Priscilla | 480 |
| 130. | Kawa Katarzyna | 479 |
| 131. | Zhu Lin | 475 |
| 132. | Stosur Samantha | 473 |
| 133. | Samsonova Ludmilla | 470 |
| 134. | Kalinina Anhelina | 460 |
| 135. | Gibbs Nicole | 459 |
| 136. | Buzarnescu Mihaela | 457 |
| 137. | Tig Patricia Maria | 454 |
| 138. | Lapko Vera | 449 |
| 139. | Martincova Tereza | 449 |
| 140. | Dart Harriet | 447 |
| 141. | Gauff Cori | 446 |
| 142. | Minella Mandy | 438 |
| 143. | Rodina Evgeniya | 437 |
| 144. | Hibino Nao | 434 |
| 145. | Haas Barbara | 431 |
| 146. | Paquet Chloe | 430 |
| 147. | Bogdan Ana | 427 |
| 148. | Flink Varvara | 427 |
| 149. | Rybarikova Magdalena | 424 |
| 150. | Vickery Sachia | 419 |
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