Simona Halep lost three positions in the ranking of the Tournament of Champions, the main reason for the exit from the WTA race was the early exit from the US Open 2022.

Simona Halep, 8th place in the ranking of the Tournament of Champions

Halep suffered a surprise first-round loss to Daria Snigur at Flushing Meadows, and some of her rivals on the world stage have taken her place in the Champions League rankings.

With 2,661 accumulated points, Simona is in 8th place in the Live rating. She was overtaken by Aryna Sabalenko last, after the athlete from Belarus made it to the semi-finals of the US Open.

Iga Svyatek is currently the only athlete who is 100% sure of qualifying for the final tournament, in which the 8 best players of the current season will participate.

As a reminder, the Tournament of Champions 2022 will be held at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth (Texas, USA) from October 31 to November 7.

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WTA (Tournament of Champions) race in real time

*No player competing at US Open 2022 can beat Simona Halep again

1 Iga Svyatek 8340 points / qualification

2 Ons Jabeur 3976

3 Jessica Pegula 3232 (+1)

4 Coco Gauf 2983 (+2)

5 Caroline Garcia 2896 (+4)

6 Aryna Sabalenko 2871 (+4)

7 Daria Kasatkina 2871 (-4)

8 Simona Halep 2661 (-3)

9 Maria Sakkari 2358 (-2)

10 Veronika Kudermetova 2313 (+2)

11 Paula Badosa 2264 (-3)

12 Madison Keys 2214 (-1)

13 Belinda Bencic 2197

14 Daniel Collins 1997 (+2)

15 Petra Kvitova 1939 (+3)

16 Annette Contaveit 1912 (-1)

17 Beatrice Haddad, May 1857 (-2)

18 Amanda Anisimova 1746 (-1)

19 Yelena Ostapenko 1702

20 Kateryna Aleksandrova 1476 (+1) and others.

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Which tournaments will be held in 2022 after the end of the US Open

Chennai Open (India – WTA 250 / September 12-18)

Țiriac Foundation Trophy (Romania – WTA 125 / September 12-18)

WTA Portorož (Slovenia – WTA 250 / September 12-18)

WTA Seoul (South Korea – WTA 250 / September 19-25)

WTA Tokyo (Japan – WTA 500 / September 19-25)

WTA Budapest (Hungary – WTA 125 / September 19-24)

WTA Tallinn (Estonia – WTA 250 / September 26 – October 2)

WTA Parma (Italy – WTA 250 / September 26 – October 1)

WTA Ostrava (Czech Republic – WTA 500 / October 3-9)

WTA Monastir (Tunisia – WTA 250 / October 3-9)

WTA San Diego (USA – WTA 500 / October 10-16)

WTA Transylvania Open (Romania – WTA 250 / October 10-16)

WTA Guadalajara (Mexico – WTA 1000 / October 17-23)

WTA Rouen (France – WTA 125 / October 17-23)

WTA Tampico (Mexico – WTA 125 / October 24-29)

WTA Finals – Tournament of Champions (USA – Fort Worth – / October 31 – November 7)

Who participated in the 2021 Tournament of Champions hosted by Guadalajara

At the Tournament of Champions 2021, the list of participants included the following players: Aryna Sabalenko (Belarus, 2nd WTA), Barbora Krejcikova (Czech Republic, 3rd WTA), Karolina Pliskova (Czech Republic, 4th WTA), Garbiñe Muguruza (Spain, 5th WTA), Maria Sakkari (Greece, 6 WTA), Anette Kontaveit (Estonia, 8 WTA), Iga Sviatek (Poland, 9 WTA) and Paula Badosa (Spain, 10 WTA).

*The places occupied at that time in the world hierarchy.