WTA Rankings Update after Miami Open: Aryna Sabalenka strengthens World No.1 spot, Emma Raducanu and Alexandra Eala big winners

Monday, 31 March 2025 at 09:33

The WTA Rankings have been updated for another week with Aryna Sabalenka set to extend her reign at the top of proceedings after winning the title. There were also big wins for Alexandra Eala and Emma Raducanu who were two of the main risers.

No matter what happened in Miami, Sabalenka was set to stay top albeit she could've been under threat if she went out early for future tournaments. But she managed to grow her lead significantly. She now has 10,541 points having had over 10,000 going into the final. This in comparison to Swiatek's 7,470.

Swiatek also defends a lot of points during clay as expected due to it being the main part of her season so in reality it will only grow for the World No.1.

Pegula battles towards American No.1 as Raducanu and Eala rise

Jessica Pegula's final run has seen her lead grow to Madison Keys. She now has Coco Gauff in her sights for American No.1. If she would've won the title, she would've overtaken her showing the margins between them.

Jasmine Paolini's run to the last four means that she moves past Mirra Andreeva back into World No.6 after losing a glut of points that Andreeva gained in Dubai. Elena Rybakina though is on the verge of falling out of the top 10.

Emma Navarro plays at the Charleston Open this week, technically her home tournament so in reality could find her way past her as early as next week's WTA Rankings. But will eventually anyway. Rybakina has decided not to defend Stuttgart so will drop down anyway.

Alexandra Eala is the star of this week in terms of rises.

No one has made a bigger leap though than Alexandra Eala. The Filipino sensation produced a stunning run to the semi-final which saw her beat both Keys and Swiatek. She has cracked the top 100 and will rise 65 spots to a new high of World No.75. She is the first woman from the Philippines to reach this high.

Emma Raducanu too has risen 12 spots to World No.48 and is back in the top 50 for the first time in three years. Elina Svitolina is also back in the top 20, while Marta Kostyuk is into the top 25 moving up five spots.

Ashlyn Krueger and McCartney Kessler also continue to thrive and exit the Sunshine Double as World No.34 and 42, new bests in their career.

WTA Rankings as of 31/3/25

#	Player	Age	Country	Pts	+/-
Last Update: Monday, March 31, 2025 at 8:07 AM
1	Aryna Sabalenka	26	BLR	10541
2	Iga Świątek	23	POL	7470
3	Coco Gauff	21	USA	6063
4	Jessica Pegula	31	USA	5796
5	Madison Keys	30	USA	4949
6	Jasmine Paolini	29	ITA	4843	+1
7	Mirra Andreeva	17	RUS	4775	-1
8	Qinwen Zheng	22	CHN	4135	+1
9	Paula Badosa	27	ESP	3821	+2
10	Elena Rybakina	25	KAZ	3808	-2
11	Emma Navarro	23	USA	3749	-1
12	Daria Kasatkina	27	AUS	3006
13	Karolína Muchová	28	CZE	2919	+1
14	Diana Shnaider	20	RUS	2913	-1
15	Barbora Krejčíková	29	CZE	2675	+1
16	Amanda Anisimova	23	USA	2454	+1
17	Beatriz Haddad Maia	28	BRA	2259	+1
18	Elina Svitolina	30	UKR	2240	+4
19	Ludmilla Samsonova	26	RUS	2150	+2
20	Donna Vekić	28	CRO	2141	-1
21	Clara Tauson	22	DEN	2114	+2
22	Danielle Collins	31	USA	1973	-7
23	Yulia Putintseva	30	KAZ	1823	+1
24	Marta Kostyuk	22	UKR	1805	+5
25	Jeļena Ostapenko	27	LAT	1787
26	Ekaterina Alexandrova	30	RUS	1778	-6
27	Leylah Fernandez	22	CAN	1763	-1
28	Elise Mertens	29	BEL	1756
29	Ons Jabeur	30	TUN	1724	+1
30	Magdalena Fręch	27	POL	1712	-3
31	Magda Linette	33	POL	1684	+3
32	Linda Nosková	20	CZE	1573	-1
33	Anna Kalinskaya	26	RUS	1524
34	Ashlyn Krueger	20	USA	1461	+6
35	Olga Danilović	24	SRB	1420	+6
36	Rebecca Šramková	28	SVK	1410	+1
37	Elina Avanesyan	22	ARM	1405	-1
38	Anastasia Potapova	24	RUS	1384
39	Katie Boulter	28	GBR	1366	-4
40	Xinyu Wang	23	CHN	1298	-1
41	Belinda Bencic	28	SUI	1278	+4
42	Mccartney Kessler	25	USA	1267	+6
43	Peyton Stearns	23	USA	1266
44	Sofia Kenin	26	USA	1263	+2
45	Lulu Sun	23	NZL	1252	-1
46	Dayana Yastremska	24	UKR	1229	-4
47	Victoria Azarenka	35	BLR	1227	-15
48	Emma Raducanu	22	GBR	1222	+12
49	Markéta Vondroušová	25	CZE	1176
50	Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova	33	RUS	1173	-3
51	Marie Bouzková	26	CZE	1142	-1
52	Veronika Kudermetova	27	RUS	1131
53	Moyuka Uchijima	23	JPN	1089
54	Camila Osorio	23	COL	1078
55	Alycia Parks	24	USA	1061	+4
56	Naomi Osaka	27	JPN	1049	+5
57	Jaqueline Cristian	26	ROU	1041	+15
58	Kateřina Siniaková	28	CZE	1040	-1
59	Polina Kudermetova	21	RUS	1037	-3
60	Lucia Bronzetti	26	ITA	1018	+2
61	Sonay Kartal	23	GBR	1012	+2
62	Kimberly Birrell	26	AUS	997	+6
63	Mayar Sherif	28	EGY	991	+4
64	Maria Sakkari	29	GRE	984	-13
65	Viktoriya Tomova	30	BUL	981	-1
66	Varvara Gracheva	24	FRA	970	-1
67	Ann Li	24	USA	967	-1
68	Anhelina Kalinina	28	UKR	962	-13
69	Jéssica Bouzas Maneiro	22	ESP	924	-11
70	Eva Lys	23	GER	922	+6
71	Suzan Lamens	25	NED	920	-1
72	Renata Zarazúa	27	MEX	912	-1
73	Caroline Dolehide	26	USA	900	+2
74	Kamilla Rakhimova	23	RUS	897	+3
75	Alexandra Eala	19	PHI	894	+65
76	Irina-Camelia Begu	34	ROU	880	-7
77	Zeynep Sönmez	22	TUR	874	+1
78	Katie Volynets	23	USA	863	-5
79	Anna Blinkova	26	RUS	862	+6
80	Bernarda Pera	30	USA	857	+4
81	Maya Joint	18	AUS	849	-1
82	Tatjana Maria	37	GER	825	+4
83	Anca Todoni	20	ROU	822	+17
84	Emiliana Arango	24	COL	811	-5
85	Elisabetta Cocciaretto	24	ITA	804	-3
86	Sara Sorribes Tormo	28	ESP	804	+1
87	Ajla Tomljanović	31	AUS	802	+1
88	Laura Siegemund	37	GER	801	-7
89	Elena-Gabriela Ruse	27	ROU	786	+13
90	Hailey Baptiste	23	USA	778	+8
91	Arantxa Rus	34	NED	773	-2
92	Taylor Townsend	28	USA	772	-2
93	Cristina Bucșa	27	ESP	772	-2
94	Greet Minnen	27	BEL	767	-11
95	Viktorija Golubic	32	SUI	759	-3
96	Anna Bondár	27	HUN	759	-2
97	Jil Teichmann	27	SUI	744	-1
98	Erika Andreeva	20	RUS	742	-3
99	María Carlé	25	ARG	736	-2
100	Olivia Gadecki	22	AUS	733	-1
101	Caroline Garcia	31	FRA	729	-27
102	Yue Yuan	26	CHN	720	-9
103	Yulia Starodubtseva	25	UKR	711	+5
104	Aoi Ito	20	JPN	709	+2
105	Robin Montgomery	20	USA	694	-1
106	Yafan Wang	30	CHN	693	-3
107	Rebecca Marino	34	CAN	688
108	Daria Saville	31	AUS	676	-3
109	Harriet Dart	28	GBR	669	+1
110	Mananchaya Sawangkaew	22	THA	656	+1
111	Nuria Párrizas Díaz	33	ESP	656	+2
112	Petra Martić	34	CRO	648
113	Aliaksandra Sasnovich	31	BLR	646	+2
114	Sijia Wei	21	CHN	639	+3
115	Diane Parry	22	FRA	638	-6
116	Léolia Jeanjean	29	FRA	632	+6
117	Antonia Ružić	22	CRO	631	+15
118	Jule Niemeier	25	GER	630	-4
119	Sorana Cîrstea	34	ROU	620	-18
120	Chloé Paquet	30	FRA	615	+1
121	Maja Chwalińska	23	POL	602	+10
122	Varvara Lepchenko	38	USA	599	-2
123	Ella Seidel	20	GER	595
124	Sara Errani	37	ITA	590
125	Xiyu Wang	24	CHN	588	-6
126	Marina Stakusic	20	CAN	588
127	Caroline Wozniacki	34	DEN	586	-9
128	Anastasia Zakharova	23	RUS	584	-1
129	Francesca Jones	24	GBR	582	-4
130	Victoria Jimenez Kasintseva	19	AND	580	+21
131	Bianca Andreescu	24	CAN	563	-1
132	Jana Fett	28	CRO	563	+2
133	Ena Shibahara	27	JPN	561	+5
134	Rebeka Masarova	25	SUI	560	+34
135	Maddison Inglis	27	AUS	560	-7
136	Daria Snigur	23	UKR	536	+1
137	Xinyu Gao	27	CHN	536	-4
138	Elsa Jacquemot	21	FRA	534	+3
139	Clara Burel	24	FRA	533	+9
140	Sloane Stephens	32	USA	531	-11
141	Veronika Erjavec	25	SLO	528	+13
142	Leyre Romero Gormaz	22	ESP	526	+15
143	Priscilla Hon	26	AUS	525	-1
144	Oksana Selekhmeteva	22	RUS	524	+8
145	Martina Trevisan	31	ITA	520	-9
146	Panna Udvardy	26	HUN	519	-3
147	Sára Bejlek	19	CZE	518	-3
148	Lucrezia Stefanini	26	ITA	501	-2
149	Jessika Ponchet	28	FRA	499	+4
150	Iva Jovic	17	USA	499	-5

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