
The WTA Rankings have been updated today, Monday, September 18, with Aryna Sabalenka maintaining her lead as Barbora Krejcikova re-enters the top 10.
World No. 1 Sabalenka stands firm ahead of Iga Swiatek, who was usurped last week after 75 weeks at the top. The Polish player was unable to defend her title at the US Open, crashing out in her Round of 16 match against Jelena Ostapenko. Meanwhile, Sabalenka progressed through to the final, meaning she took over the top spot in the rankings.
This week, the top two places remain the same as both players take some time off to recover from the New York major.
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Changes elsewhere in the top 10
However, there were some changes elsewhere in the top 10. Elena Rybakina dropped to No. 5 after losing points from the Zavarovalnica Sava Portoroz tournament, where she finished as runner-up a year ago. This meant that Jessica Pegula overtook her to move up to No. 4.
Meanwhile, Krejcikova moved up from No. 13 to No. 10 after winning the San Diego Open this week. The Czech player defeated Sofia Kenin in the final 6-4, 2-6, 6-4 to take the title.
This meant that Caroline Garcia exited the top 10, moving to No. 11. The Frenchwoman has had a difficult time recently, losing her first match at the US Open against Yafan Wang, although she did make the quarter-finals in San Diego.
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Krejcikova's rise means that there are now three Czech players in the WTA top 10, as she joins No. 8 Karolina Muchova and No. 6 Marketa Vondrousova. Their compatriot Petra Kvitova is not too far behind them at No. 14.
Elsewhere, Danielle Collins moved up 9 places to No. 34 and Emma Navarro soared 12 places up the rankings to No. 49. However, it was Kenin who made the monumental leap of 40 places to re-enter the top 60 after she reached the final of the WTA 500 event in San Diego, landing at No. 53. Ashlyn Krueger also made a huge jump of 50 places to enter the top 100 at No. 73.
WTA Ranking as of 18-9-23
1 - Sabalenka Aryna Belarus 9266
2 - Swiatek Iga Poland 8195
3 - Gauff Cori USA 6165
4 1 Pegula Jessica USA 5755
5 1 Rybakina Elena Kazakhstan 5665
6 - Vondrousova Marketa Czech Republic 3830
7 - Jabeur Ons Tunisia 3771
8 - Muchova Karolina Czech Republic 3765
9 - Sakkari Maria Greece 3560
10 3 Krejcikova Barbora Czech Republic 3220
11 1 Garcia Caroline France 3050
12 1 Keys Madison USA 2940
13 1 Kasatkina Darya Russia 2790
14 - Kvitova Petra Czech Republic 2750
15 - Bencic Belinda Switzerland 2715
16 - Ostapenko Jelena Latvia 2580
17 - Samsonova Ludmilla Russia 2415
18 2 Haddad Maia Beatriz Brazil 2260
19 1 Kudermetova Veronika Russia 2250
20 1 Alexandrova Ekaterina Russia 2250
21 - Vekic Donna Croatia 2125
22 - Zheng Qinwen China 2123
23 - Azarenka Viktoria Belarus 2065
24 1 Svitolina Elina Ukraine 1809
25 1 Cirstea Sorana-Mihaela Romania 1760
26 1 Potapova Anastasia Russia 1685
27 3 Linette Magda Poland 1666
28 - Kalinina Anhelina Ukraine 1562
29 - Mertens Elise Belgium 1509
30 - Bouzkova Marie Czech Republic 1453
31 4 Zhu Lin China 1391
32 1 Cocciaretto Elisabetta Italy 1390
33 1 Sherif Mayar Egypt 1385
34 9 Collins Danielle USA 1376
35 2 Paolini Jasmine Italy 1330
36 2 Pliskova Karolina Czech Republic 1325
37 2 Wang Xinyu China 1323
38 2 Stephens Sloane A. USA 1265
39 2 Martic Petra Croatia 1263
40 2 Blinkova Anna Russia 1263
41 - Noskova Linda Czech Republic 1204
42 3 Kostyuk Marta Ukraine 1195
43 1 Stearns Peyton USA 1186
44 2 Gracheva Varvara France 1178
45 1 Parks Alycia USA 1168
46 6 Tsurenko Lesya Ukraine 1152
47 - Rus Arantxa Netherlands 1152
48 - Maria Tatiana Germany 1125
49 12 Navarro Emma USA 1123
50 - Boulter Katie Great Britain 1057
51 - Sorribes Tormo Sara Spain 1056
52 - Badosa Paula Spain 1048
53 40 Kenin Sofia USA 1042
54 1 Trevisan Martina Italy 1037
55 - Davis Lauren USA 1004
56 - Giorgi Camila Italy 983
57 - Andreeva Mirra Russia 979
58 - Schmiedlova Karolina Anna Slovakia 967
59 - Pera Bernarda USA 964
60 - Bronzetti Lucia Italy 950
61 12 Begu Irina Romania 948
62 1 Avanesyan Elina Russia 931
63 1 Andreescu Bianca Vanessa Canada 922
64 1 Masarova Rebeka Spain 897
65 1 Burel Clara France 895
66 1 Frech Magdalena Poland 889
67 8 Osorio Camila Colombia 883
68 1 Minnen Greetje Belgium 881
69 1 Liu Claire USA 879
70 2 Wickmayer Yanina Belgium 850
71 9 Bogdan Ana Romania 847
72 1 Grabher Julia Austria 844
73 50 Krueger Ashlyn USA 842
74 - Fernandez Leylah Canada 835
75 1 Rakhimova Kamilla Russia 826
76 1 Tauson Clara Denmark 820
77 15 Kalinskaya Anna Russia 814
78 - Korpatsch Tamara Germany 808
79 1 McNally Caty USA 805
80 7 Zidansek Tamara Slovenia 804
81 7 Putintseva Yulia Kazakhstan 797
82 - Pavlyuchenkova Anastasia Russia 790
83 - Shnaider Diana Russia 790
84 13 Podoroska Nadia Argentina 786
85 1 Tomova Viktoriya Bulgaria 782
86 2 Baindl Kateryna Ukraine 776
87 8 Bucsa Cristina Spain 775
88 3 Wang Xiyu China 756
89 13 Sasnovich Aliaksandra Belarus 753
90 36 Siniakova Katerina Czech Republic 750
91 6 Burrage Jodie Anna Great Britain 748
92 11 Hibino Nao Japan 744
93 4 Peterson Rebecca Sweden 737
94 1 Kovinic Danka Montenegro 737
95 1 Wang Yafan China 737
96 1 Day Kayla USA 735
97 2 Cornet Alize France 727
98 8 Parry Diane France 709
99 2 Brengle Madison USA 689
100 3 Birrell Kimberly Australia 682
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