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World Number One
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World Number One
World #1 Aryna Sabalenka has suddenly started losing before the final. Her quarter final loss to Shnaider in Paris was major shock and surprise given her position half way through the match. This leaves her lead as world #1 at just 850 points, having once been close to 3000 points. Despite Elena Rybakina also losing earlier in Paris tha
World #1 Aryna Sabalenka has suddenly started losing before the final. Her quarter final loss to Shnaider in Paris was major shock and surprise given her position half way through the match. This leaves her lead as world #1 at just 850 points, having once been close to 3000 points. Despite Elena Rybakina also losing earlier in Paris than she would have hoped the gap between the top two has closed. Coco Gauff has fallen to #7 after losing in the 3rd round in her defence of her title.
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World Number One
Mirra Andreeva is now securely at #5 spot in the world after her French Open victory. She has over 5700 points. Marta Kostyuk is also finally achieving the results that her dominant junior career suggested. It has taken a few years but Kostyuk for the first time is showing a level of consistency which is resulting in titles. Her win in Ma
Mirra Andreeva is now securely at #5 spot in the world after her French Open victory. She has over 5700 points. Marta Kostyuk is also finally achieving the results that her dominant junior career suggested. It has taken a few years but Kostyuk for the first time is showing a level of consistency which is resulting in titles. Her win in Madrid is her first big WTA1000 title and potentially a sign of further success? She rises to #12 in the world after her run to the semi finals in Paris. After a shaky beginning to 2026, Leylah Fernandez has suddenly found her form and has consolidated her ranking at #22 with another strong week in Madrid. Finally Maja Chawlinska has risen to #21 in the world after her amazing run to the final in Paris. Well deserved.
Players to avoid - cold as ice !
Players to avoid - cold as ice !
Players to avoid - cold as ice !
Liudmila Samsonova has now lost ten first round matches this year. Her win rate is close to just 30% in 2026. She is now at #35 in the world and looks likely to fall outside the top 50 in mid June. She cannot buy a run of wins at present. Qinwen Zheng has not found any kind of form since returning from injury. Her ranking has plummeted to
Liudmila Samsonova has now lost ten first round matches this year. Her win rate is close to just 30% in 2026. She is now at #35 in the world and looks likely to fall outside the top 50 in mid June. She cannot buy a run of wins at present. Qinwen Zheng has not found any kind of form since returning from injury. Her ranking has plummeted to outside the top 100 and she now languishes at #158. A big recovery is required which at present is not forthcoming. A young player who has struggled with expectation is Tereza Valentova who is now #60 and has shown very little form in 2026. Tatjana Maria is now #123 in the world after her Queens points have come off from last year's win. This is a more realistic ranking for her game at present. She may well find it difficult to gain the results to get back inside the top 100 again?