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On Monday, the latest WTA ranking was published. Iga Świątek remained the second rocket of the world, just behind the back of Arina Sabalenka. What is the situation of other Polish tennis players? There were two events of the main series last week, but Iga Świątek did not participate in them. Thus, the 23-year-old did…

On Monday, the latest WTA ranking was published. Iga Świątek remained the second rocket of the world, just behind the back of Arina Sabalenka. What is the situation of other Polish tennis players?

There were two events of the main series last week, but Iga Świątek did not participate in them. Thus, the 23-year-old did not improve her score. In Monday’s WTA classification, our representative remained the vice-leader.

The first place in the ranking was retained by Aryna Sabalenka. She also didn’t compete last week on a women’s tour. Therefore, the distance between the Polish woman and the Belarusian woman has not changed. It is 186 points. Now both ladies will play in the Qatari Doha, where Świątek will defend the title and 1000 points.

On the lowest step of the podium remained American Coco Gauff. The fourth is the Italian Jasmine Paolini and the Top 5 is closed by Jessica Pegula. The U.S. representative took the place of Jelena Rybakina, who lost some of the points for last year’s triumph in Abu Dhabi and as a result fell from fifth to seventh place. The Kazakh was also overtaken by the Australian Open champion Madison Keys, who is sixth.

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In the first “10” remained the Chinese Qinwen Zheng, American Emma Navarro and Spanish Paul Bados. The champion of the WTA 250 indoor event in Cluj-Napoca, Russian Anastasia Potapowa, moved from 32nd to 31st place. Belinda Benć, on the other hand, was promoted by Belinda Benć. The Swiss jumped as many as 92 competitors after the triumph in the WTA 500 tournament in Abu Dhabi and is currently the 65th rocket of the world.

The second of the White and Reds, Magdalena Fręch, did not win any victory on the hard courts in Abu Dhabi. Despite this, the boater remained the 28th rocket of the globe. Magda Linette, who reached the quarter-finals in the United Arab Emirates, moved up. This result allowed the Poznań woman to advance from 38th to 36th place.