In this quick overview of the Top 100 rankings in women’s tennis, we delve into the latest developments following Roland Garros. From Iga Swiatek’s continued dominance at the top to the remarkable surges by Mayar Sherif and Jasmine Paolini, this analysis provides insights into the recent ups and downs of the tennis elite.
Top 20 rankings overview
Winning her third Roland Garros, Iga Swiatek is extending her stay atop the WTA rankings for the 63rd consecutive week. She is 928 points ahead of second-ranked Aryna Sabalenka, who had a chance to dethrone her from the No.1 spot, but lost in the French Open semifinals while she had to go one match further than the Pole in Paris.
Elena Rybakina of Kazakhstan took over the No.3 position from American Jessica Pegula, who will remember the 2023 French Open for food poisoning that made her first few days in Paris a nightmare. Still, Pegula remains in the Top 5.
Following her semifinal run at Roland Garros, Beatriz Haddad Maia of Brazil has broken into the Top 10.
Karolina Muchova climbs 27 spots to a career-high No.16 following her first appearance in a Grand Slam final.
Biggest rises and new career-highs in the Top 100
New mom on Tour Elina Svitolina has made the biggest ascend of 119 spots to No.73, as the…
