This is the WTA ranking: Remains No. 1 in the world Swiatek and Sakkari entered the Top-10

Unlike the ATP men’s ranking, the women’s circuit classification (WTA) actually suffered some variation in its Top-10, where The appearance of the Greek tennis player Maria Sakkari is noteworthywhich is in 9th position this week.

However, the top of the table hasn’t changed a bit in the last seven days. The Polish Iga Swiatek continues to dominate world tennis with great authority, and the proof of this is theirs 10,105 pointsat a great distance from his main pursuer, the Belarusian Aryna Sabalenka (8,725).

Just behind them, the American Coco Gauff (6,975) continues his particular Kazakh pulse Elena Rybakina (6,848) for third place in the world ranking.

Gauff’s countryman, Jessica Pegularemains in fifth position, with 5,050 points, like the Tunisian Ounce Jabeursixth with 4,173 points.

And from here, the movement begins. The Czech Marketa Vondrousova rose to 7th place in the world rankingthanks to its 4,070 points, beating the Chinese Qinwen Zheng by just 30 points (4,040), which dropped to eighth position.

And here we see the main novelty in the Top-10 of the WTA ranking: the appearance of the Greek Maria Sakkari, who went from 11th to 9th position (3,565 points)which surpasses Latvian Jelena Ostapenko (3,548) and caused the Czech Karolina Muchova (3,275 points) no longer appears in the top 10 tennis players on the circuit.

WTA Rankings

Top-10

1.- Iga SWIATEK (POL) – 10,105 points
​2.- Aryna SABALENKA (BLR) – 8,725 points
​3.- Coco GAUFF (USA) – 6,975 points
4.- Elena RYBAKINA (KAZ) – 6,848 points
5.- Jessica PEGULA (USA) – 5,050 points
6.- Ons JABEUR (TUN) – 4,173 points
7.- Marketa VONDROUSOVA (CZE) – 4,070 points (+1)
8.- Quinwen ZHENG (CHI) – 4,040 points (-1)
9.- Maria SAKKARI (GRE) – 3,565 points (+2)
10.- Jelena OSTAPENKO (LET) – 3,548 points (-1)