Olena Rybakina climbed to the podium of the world ranking, the fresh champion from Brisbane is currently in 3rd place. There are three athletes from Romania in the top 100 WTA, the best place is kept by Sorana Kirstya (26). Iryna Begu had the steepest descent: she lost 32nd position.

Sorana Kirstya, 26th place – Romania, three players in the WTA TOP-100

Sorana Kirstia is also the player from Romania with the best place in the WTA ranking this week: she is placed in 26th place (1746 points).

Romania has three athletes among the top 100 in the world: Sorana Kirstia (26), Ana Bohdan (66) and Jacqueline Christian (84).

The steepest descent was recorded by Iryna Begu: 32 places.

26 Sorana Kirstea 1746 pts

66 Ana Bohdan 956

84 Jacqueline Christian 831 (+3)

111 Iryna Kamelia Begu 703 (-32)

140 Gabriela Ruse 545 (-6)

183 Iryna Bara 424 (-2)

192 Miriam Bulgaru 404 (-1)

217 Andrea Mitu 356 (+1)

242 Anka Todoni 316 (+2)

279 Christina Dinou 267 etc.

Players from Romania in the doubles hierarchy

38 Monica Niculescu 2135 points (+2)

40 Gabriela Ruse 2080 (-1)

161 Iryna Bara 584 (-4)

169 Andrea Mitu 554 (-2)

176 Oana Gavrila 544 (-3)

193 Iryna Begu 480 (-3)

259 Jacqueline Christian 349 (-1)

264 Christina Dinu 336 (-2)

306 Ilona-Georgiana Ghioroaie 275 (+1) etc.

Olena Rybakina rose to the 3rd place – What the WTA TOP-10 looks like

Over the weekend in Brisbane, champion Olena Rybakina moved up to No. 3 in the WTA rankings with 6811. She moved ahead of Coco Gauff. Iha Svyatek remains the leader, followed by her rival Aryna Sabalenko.

Bianca Andreescu dropped 8 positions to 108, and Emma Reducanu is at 299 (up two positions).

1 Iga Svyatek 9880 points

2 Aryna Sabalenko 8905

3 Olena Rybakina 6811 (+1)

4 Coco Gauf 6660 (-1)

5 Jessica Pegula 5905

6 oz Jabeur 4076

7 Marketa Vondrousova 3966

8 Maria Sakkari 3770

9 Karolina Mukhova 3590

10 Barbora Krejchikova 2945

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108 Bianca Andreescu 710 (-8)

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299 Emma Raducanu 231 (+2).