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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 she has followed up with a very indifferent couple of matches in Berlin. After losing to Osaka at Wimbledon her lead at the top of the rankings is under threat. This leaves her lead as world #1 at just 400
World #1 Aryna Sabalenka has suddenly started losing before the final. Her quarter final loss to Shnaider in Paris was major shock and she has followed up with a very indifferent couple of matches in Berlin. After losing to Osaka at Wimbledon her lead at the top of the rankings is under threat. This leaves her lead as world #1 at just 400 points, having once been close to 3000 points. Despite Elena Rybakina also losing earlier in Wimbledon, Paris and Berlin than she would have hoped the gap between the top two has closed. Coco Gauff has risen back to #4 after reaching the semis in Wimbledon. She is now back at #4. Jessica Pegula is at a career high #3 spot after Iga Swiatek's early exit at Wimbledon.SHe falls to #8.
Who is hot ?
Players to avoid - cold as ice !
World Number One
The current hottest form on tour belongs to the latest winner - Alex Eala who has risen to a career high #20 after winning her maiden main tour title in Washington. She has now won 17 out of her last 21 matches and her 5 wins in Washington including those against Osaka and Pegula have made a statement with her fellow competitors. Many of
The current hottest form on tour belongs to the latest winner - Alex Eala who has risen to a career high #20 after winning her maiden main tour title in Washington. She has now won 17 out of her last 21 matches and her 5 wins in Washington including those against Osaka and Pegula have made a statement with her fellow competitors. Many of the top 10 have not played since Wimbledon but return to action in Toronto. Jessica Pegula stays #3 in the world after her run tot he final in Washington. For Sabalenka and Rybakina August is going to be an important month as they attempt to reassert their reputations as the best players in the world. They need to start winning again soon:)
Players to avoid - cold as ice !
Players to avoid - cold as ice !
Players to avoid - cold as ice !
It is never easy to win on tour and sometimes a period of success leads to greater expectations and other challenges which then have a detrimental impact on a player's form. Alexandrova had an excellent end to 2025 but her form in 2026 continues to be patchy at best. She desperately needs a good end to the season to prevent her ranking dr
It is never easy to win on tour and sometimes a period of success leads to greater expectations and other challenges which then have a detrimental impact on a player's form. Alexandrova had an excellent end to 2025 but her form in 2026 continues to be patchy at best. She desperately needs a good end to the season to prevent her ranking dropping significantly. She has dropped to #19 already having been in the top 10. Other players struggling at present are Eva Lys and Clara Tauson. Now ranked 84 and #40 their immediate target is to claim two wins in a row.