Many changes have occurred in the WTA hierarchy with the conclusion of Roland Garros, the second Grand Slam of the season. There are 4 athletes in the TOP-100 in Romania, Simona Halep recorded another fall (pending consideration in the doping process), and Olena Rybakina climbed the world podium for the first time.

Begu, Kirstia and Halep, the top three Romanians in the WTA ranking

Iryna Begu (eliminated in the third round in Paris) continues to be the top-ranked player from Romania even after Roland Garros. She is followed by Sorana Kirstea and then Simona Halep.

The winner of the 2018 Paris tournament, Simone is still provisionally suspended for doping. Now she ranks 36th in the world ranking.

29 Iryna Kamelia Begu 1342 (-2)

32 Sorana Kirstea 1267

36 Simona Halep 1220 (-1)

60 Ana Bohdan 918 (+3)

120 Jacqueline Christian 541

151 Gabriela Ruse 445 (+6)

211 Iryna Bara 345 (-25)

218 Miriam Bulgaru 334 (+20)

259 Oleksandra Kadantsu-Ignatik 265 (+5)

305 Christina Dinou 211 (-6) etc.

TOP-10 WTA: Sviatek, leader – Rybakina, at the best place in her career

1 Iga Svyatek 8940 points

2 Aryna Sabalenko 8012

3 Olena Rybakina 5090 (+1)

4 Caroline Garcia 5024 (+1)

5 Jessica Pegula 4905 (-2)

6 oz Jabeur 3961 (+1)

7 Coco Gauf 3435 (-1)

8 Maria Sakkari 3272

9 Petra Kvitova 3102 (+1)

10 Beatrice Haddad Maya 2910 (+4)