FILIPINO tennis hotshot Alex Eala rose from 75th to 66th in the latest WTA live rankings on Tuesday following her historic ...

As the tennis world prepares for the U.S. Open, the races to be ATP and WTA world No. 1 are getting interesting in Cincinnati ...

The men's and women's tennis tours use similar methodologies when ranking players. Here's how the rankings are put together ...

1) Iga Swiatek – 125 weeks Well ahead among active players, Swiatek’s 125 weeks as the WTA world No 1 place her seventh in the all-time standings.

Over the next two weeks, Sabalenka’s lead is likely to increase, giving her a significant edge toward retaining that No.1 ranking at the WTA Finals Riyadh presented by PIF. A year ago, Swiatek ...

Sabatini reached 18 Grand Slam semi-finals, won 27 WTA Tour titles – including two WTA Finals titles – and has the most wins over world No 1’s of any player who never reached the top themselves.

By beating Rybakina and making the Cincinnati title match, Swiatek improved to 6,753 ranking points in 2025 - the only player ...

No. 3 seed Diana Shnaider won her fifth career WTA singles title by defeating compatriot Ekaterina Alexandrova 6-3, 4-6, 6-4 ...

The WTA announced major changes a few days ago, but without providing details. This Thursday, they unveiled a new brand identity for a new era, designed by players, fans, and partners from around ...

will become the new WTA World No.1 when the rankings are released on Monday, September 11 following the completion of the US Open. The 25-year-old will be the 29th woman to capture the WTA World No.1 ...

Iga Swiatek dominated American Jessica Pegula 6-1 6-0 to win the season-ending WTA Finals in Cancun on Monday and regain her world number one ranking from Aryna Sabalenka.