It became! Change at the top of the women's ranking. There is a new tennis leader

Iga Świątek has been waiting for almost a year for victory in any tournament. The last great success of the Polish representative is a win in last year's Roland Garros. It is not surprising that her fans are starting to worry.

This is the WTA Race ranking. There is a change at the top

The more that at the tournament WTA in Miami At least promotion to the semi -finals could be expected from the Polish tennis player. Finally in a quarterfinale She came to Alexandra Eala – a representative of the Philippines from 140 places in the WTA ranking. Meanwhile, there was a sensation. Iga Świątek lost to her as much as 2: 6, 5: 7 and dropped out in the quarter -finals – one round further than last year.

Filipinka in the semi -final was able to put up Jessica Peguli, but eventually lost to the American 6: 7, 7: 5, 3: 6. Aryna Sabalenka, who won with Jasmine Paolini 6: 2, 6: 2.

Such results They mean that in the WTA Race ranking, Belarusian has 3230 points and overtook the current leader – Madison Keys (3009 points). The winner of this year's Australian Open dropped out after the second match. Alexandra Eala was better than her (6: 4, 6: 2).

The third place is taken by Mirrir Andriejew (2565 points), who after a fantastic performance in Indian Wells, where she defeated Iga Świątek (7: 6, 1: 6, 6: 3) and Aryna Sabalenka (2: 6, 6: 4, 6: 3), in Miami she couldn't do it so well. However, it is still better than Iga Świątek, which in WTA Race has 2315 points and is only in fourth place.

In the fifth position is Jessica Pegula, who, winning the final in Miami, can reduce the loss to Iga Świątek to just 155 points. In the final he will play with Aryna Sabalena, who will have as many as 3580 points in the case of victory.

WTA RACE ranking before the final of the WTA 1000 tournament in Miami:

1. Aryna Sabalenka – 3230 points – maximum 3580 points after the final in Miami
2. Madison Keys – 3009 points
3. Mirra Andriejew – 2565 points
4. Iga Świątek – 2315 points
5. Jessica Pegula – 1810 points – maximum 2160 points after the final in Miami
6. Clara Tauson – 1365 points
7. Jelena Rybakina – 1320 points
8. Amanda Anisimova – 1265 points
9. Paula Bados – 1255 points
10. Emma Navarro – 1244 points