WTA RANKINGS UPDATE: Iga Swiatek remains on top for another week as Katie Boulter surges into top 30 after San Diego run

Monday, 04 March 2024 at 15:32

The WTA Rankings have been updated for the final time before Indian Wells with Iga Swiatek commencing her 93rd week as World No.1. She currently has 10,105 points with a healthy lead over Aryna Sabalenka who at one point was looking likely to challenge her for top spot but sits well back on 8,725 points.

Swiatek has a good chance at making it 100 weeks as World No.1 in the coming weeks. She doesn't defend a lot during Indian Wells and Miami and while she has a good chunk of points to defend before and during Roland Garros, good runs in the Sunshine Double would soften the blow and her nearest rivals are also set to defend big points too.

But in terms of title winners with success, it was Katie Boulter who rose to the occasion this week with the Brit reaching the top 30 of the WTA Rankings for the first time this week. She claimed the biggest title of her career in San Diego defeating Marta Kostyuk and has risen to World No.27. After such issues with injuries in the past, it is finally some joy for brilliant Brit Boulter who joined her boyfriend Alex de Minaur in winning a title over the weekend.

WTA RANKING 04/03/2024

1	Iga Świątek	22	POL	9715
2	Aryna Sabalenka	25	BLR	8075
3	Coco Gauff	19	USA	6760
4	Elena Rybakina	24	KAZ	5848
5	Jessica Pegula	30	USA	5025
6	Ons Jabeur	29	TUN	4108
7	Qinwen Zheng	21	CHN	4040	1
8	Markéta Vondroušová	24	CZE	3950	-1
9	Jeļena Ostapenko	26	LAT	3483	1
10	Maria Sakkari	28	GRE	3175	-1
11	Karolína Muchová	27	CZE	3060
12	Daria Kasatkina	26	RUS	2998
13	Beatriz Haddad Maia	27	BRA	2805
14	Jasmine Paolini	28	ITA	2690
15	Ludmilla Samsonova	25	RUS	2595
16	Ekaterina Alexandrova	29	RUS	2445
17	Elina Svitolina	29	UKR	2332
18	Madison Keys	29	USA	2277	2
19	Veronika Kudermetova	26	RUS	2240
20	Barbora Krejčíková	28	CZE	2113	1
21	Petra Kvitová	33	CZE	2090	-3
22	Sorana Cîrstea	33	ROU	2008
23	Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova	32	RUS	1981	1
24	Emma Navarro	22	USA	1963	-1
25	Anna Kalinskaya	25	RUS	1908
26	Caroline Garcia	30	FRA	1800
27	Katie Boulter	27	GBR	1681
28	Elise Mertens	28	BEL	1636
29	Victoria Azarenka	34	BLR	1581	1
30	Marta Kostyuk	21	UKR	1556	2
31	Linda Nosková	19	CZE	1548	-2
32	Dayana Yastremska	23	UKR	1542	-1
33	Anastasia Potapova	22	RUS	1492
34	Donna Vekić	27	CRO	1488	2
35	Leylah Fernandez	21	CAN	1480	-1
36	Anhelina Kalinina	27	UKR	1473	-1
37	Mirra Andreeva	16	RUS	1418	1
38	Marie Bouzková	25	CZE	1369	2
39	Lesia Tsurenko	34	UKR	1352	-2
40	Kateřina Siniaková	27	CZE	1317	1
41	Sloane Stephens	30	USA	1287	3
42	Xinyu Wang	22	CHN	1281
43	Karolína Plíšková	31	CZE	1272	-4
44	Magdalena Fręch	26	POL	1260	-1
45	Clara Burel	22	FRA	1253	2
46	Yue Yuan	25	CHN	1241	3
47	Anna Blinkova	25	RUS	1235	-2
48	Tatjana Maria	36	GER	1235	-2
49	Sara Sorribes Tormo	27	ESP	1209	1
50	Caroline Dolehide	25	USA	1190	1
51	Lucia Bronzetti	25	ITA	1182	2
52	Magda Linette	32	POL	1180	2
53	Danielle Collins	30	USA	1170	3
54	Xiyu Wang	22	CHN	1156	-2
55	Sofia Kenin	25	USA	1154
56	Arantxa Rus	33	NED	1154	-8
57	Belinda Bencic	26	SUI	1152
58	Petra Martić	33	CRO	1133
59	Elisabetta Cocciaretto	23	ITA	1104	1
60	Diane Parry	21	FRA	1098	1
61	Martina Trevisan	30	ITA	1060	-2
62	Elina Avanesyan	21	RUS	1050	1
63	Ana Bogdan	31	ROU	1044	2
64	Lin Zhu	30	CHN	1042	-2
65	Yafan Wang	29	CHN	1013	1
66	Peyton Stearns	22	USA	1011	-2
67	Viktorija Golubic	31	SUI	977	5
68	Mayar Sherif	27	EGY	974	2
69	Anna Karolína Schmiedlová	29	SVK	973
70	Ashlyn Krueger	19	USA	966	1
71	Diana Shnaider	19	RUS	962	3
72	Cristina Bucșa	26	ESP	955	-5
73	Viktoriya Tomova	29	BUL	949	2
74	Yulia Putintseva	29	KAZ	918	5
75	Tamara Korpatsch	28	GER	918	1
76	Taylor Townsend	27	USA	911	1
77	Paula Badosa	26	ESP	906	-4
78	Nao Hibino	29	JPN	888	2
79	Jaqueline Cristian	25	ROU	871	3
80	Varvara Gracheva	23	FRA	866	-12
81	Bernarda Pera	29	USA	861	-3
82	Nadia Podoroska	27	ARG	852	2
83	Greet Minnen	26	BEL	851	-2
84	Jodie Burrage	24	GBR	844	2
85	Zhuoxuan Bai	21	CHN	840	-2
86	Kayla Day	24	USA	830	2
87	Océane Dodin	27	FRA	815	-2
88	Yanina Wickmayer	34	BEL	815	1
89	Laura Siegemund	36	GER	795	-2
90	Clara Tauson	21	DEN	793	3
91	Harriet Dart	27	GBR	791	-1
92	Camila Osorio	22	COL	782	-1
93	Kamilla Rakhimova	22	RUS	760	2
94	Rebeka Masarova	24	ESP	747	2
95	Erika Andreeva	19	RUS	739	3
96	Arina Rodionova	34	AUS	731	8
97	Alizé Cornet	34	FRA	728	6
98	Sara Errani	36	ITA	727	2
99	Maria Timofeeva	20	RUS	726	3
100	María Carlé	24	ARG	726	-1
101	Renata Zarazúa	26	MEX	726
102	Aliaksandra Sasnovich	29	BLR	721	-5
103	Emina Bektas	30	USA	705	-11
104	Brenda Fruhvirtová	16	CZE	704	-10
105	Hailey Baptiste	22	USA	692
106	Marina Bassols Ribera	24	ESP	689	1
107	Darja Semenistaja	21	LAT	678	3
108	Anna Bondár	26	HUN	677	4
109	Julia Grabher	27	AUT	670
110	Jule Niemeier	24	GER	665	3
111	Kaja Juvan	23	SLO	663	-3
112	Claire Liu	23	USA	662	-1
113	Mai Hontama	24	JPN	657	7
114	Camila Giorgi	32	ITA	656	-8
115	Laura Pigossi	29	BRA	655
116	Daria Saville	29	AUS	652
117	Tamara Zidanšek	26	SLO	646
118	Julia Riera	21	ARG	645
119	Emiliana Arango	23	COL	635	2
120	Alycia Parks	23	USA	634	-1
121	Elizabeth Mandlik	22	USA	626	-7
122	Irina-Camelia Begu	33	ROU	621
123	Storm Hunter	29	AUS	618	1
124	Mccartney Kessler	24	USA	618	-1
125	Rebecca Šramková	27	SVK	605	2

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