The tournament in Stuttgart ended with the victory of Poland’s Iga Sviatek, and the WTA top 10 remains unchanged. Romania has four players in the top 100 in the world: Simona Halep (previously disqualified for doping), Iryna Bega, Sorana Kirstia and Ana Bohdan.

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​h2: Players from Romania in the WTA hierarchy – Simona Halep, 26th place

26. Simona Halep 1565 points

35. Iryna Begu 1258 (+2)

44. Sorana Kirstea 1109 (-3)

61. Ana Bohdan 951 (-4)

158. Gabriela Ruse 421 (+2)

168. Jacqueline Christian 403 (+12)

221 Oleksandra Kadantu-Ignatik 305 (-3)

223. Miriam Bulgaru 301 (+17)

235. Iryna Bara 284 (+45)

240. Gabriela Lee Talaba 280 (+7) etc.

Athletes from Romania in the WTA doubles hierarchy

39. Gabriela Ruse 1736 (+1)

42. Monica Niculescu 1660

122. Iryna Bara 648 (+19)

173. Iryna Begu 470 (-3)

212. Oana Gavrila 390 (-2)

229. Christina Dinu 355 (-1), etc.

WTA rating, first place – Iga Svyatek, unopposed

1. Iga Svyatek 8975 points

2. Aryna Sabalenko 6891

3. Jessica Pegula 5735

4. Ons Jabeur 5116

5. Caroline Garcia 5030

6. Coco Gauff 4400

7. Olena Rybakina 4305

8. Darya Kasatkina 3505

9. Maria Sakkari 3191

10. Petra Kvitova 3162

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27. Bianca Andreescu 1432

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85. Emma Reducanu 740 (-17) etc.

WTA Race – Tournament of Champions

1. Aryna Sabalenko 3830 points

2. Olena Rybakina 3266

3. Iga Svyatek 2280 (+1)

4. Jessica Pegula 2090 (-1)

5. Belinda Bencic 1790

6. Petra Kvitova 1625

7. Barbora Krejchikova, 1546

8. Coco Gauf 1305

9. Victoria Azarenka 1171

10. Magda Lynette 1112

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18. Sorana Kirstea 757 (-1)

48. Iryna Begu 357 (-1)

85. Gabriela Ruse 180

87. Ana Bohdan 171 Ave.