WTA Rankings SHAKE-UP! Sabalenka Eyes Record, Swiatek Gains Ground!

The WTA rankings are buzzing with activity after Wimbledon! Aryna Sabalenka is set to solidify her position at the top, while other players are making significant moves, both up and down the ladder.

Sabalenka's Dominance Continues

Aryna Sabalenka is poised to emerge as a major winner in the WTA Rankings following Wimbledon. By reaching the semi-finals, she's not only maintained her No. 1 ranking but also moved into second place on the list of most ranking points, surpassing Iga Swiatek. Sabalenka didn't have any points to defend from last year due to injury, giving her a significant advantage.

Currently, Sabalenka sits with 12,420 points and a Wimbledon victory would see her surpass Serena Williams' all-time record of 13,615 points achieved in 2013. This is a huge accomplishment!

Swiatek's Wimbledon Run Boosts Ranking

Iga Swiatek's performance at Wimbledon also earns her a boost in the rankings. Reaching the semi-finals for the first time has solidified her position near the top. While she initially trailed Sabalenka in all-time ranking points, her strong showing at Wimbledon has helped her close the gap.

Other Notable Movements

The tournament has seen other players experience shifts in their rankings. Amanda Anisimova made a strong run, gaining valuable points. Meanwhile, defending champion Barbora Krejcikova has seen a drop due to her performance this year. Keep an eye on these players as the season progresses!

The WTA rankings are always evolving, and Wimbledon has certainly been a catalyst for change. It will be exciting to see how these rankings continue to shift as the season progresses and players battle for supremacy on the court.