Now the women s tennis rankings are up to date

Basically nothing has changed.

The world ranking is still No. 1 in Henin, No. 2 in Sava and No. 3 in Jankovic.

The champion was ranked first in Henin, second in Jankovic and sixth in Sharapova.

Wow. You're just like a boy in our class.

I love Sasha very much.

I believe that Sasha will soon return to the first.

Support Federer, the first position is unshakable!

Yay

1.The world ranking is still No. 1 in Haining and No. 2 in Sava.

2.The champion ranked first in Henin and second in Sharapova.

A new edition of the rankings came out today.

I'll upload it when I can open it.

Basically, there is no change from before.

The top 10 rankings in the women's singles in 2022 are as follows:

1. Barty. Australians, who won the Australian Open for the first time this year, continue to dominate and look set to do so for a long time to come. In today's turbulent world of tennis, only Barty is still "sober in the world", and he can maintain the continuous increase of major tournament titles every year.

2. Krejcikova.

Last year's French Open champion moved up one place and set a new career high. Krejcikova has not only made achievements in singles, but also continued her consistent performance in doubles.

3. Sabalenka.

Swapping places with the Czechs is Belarusian star Sabalenka, who did not win a Grand Slam title in such troubled times, making Sabalenka's world ranking somewhat unworthy of the name. With the rise of the younger generation of Gauff, Raducanu and others, there is really not much time left for her.

4. Swiatek.

The Polish girl, who won the tournament again last week, climbed four more places to reach a new career high. It's not uncommon to win in duels with masters, but it's surprising that you can also frequently play the score of giving away eggs. In time, she's definitely Barty's biggest threat in the world.

5. Kontaveit.

Kontaveit, who lost in the final in Doha, has also moved up two places and has been in good form since the end of last year.

6. Bardosa.

7, Sakkari.

8. Kapliskova.

All three of them happened to drop 1-3 places. Pliskova, in particular, is still in the top 10 with last year's Wimbledon runner-up, but it is only a matter of time before she falls out of the top 10 due to her poor form.

9. Muguruzza.

10, Abdul-Jabbar.

There has been no change in the rankings of the two, but their form has slipped to a certain extent. How to quickly adjust themselves and win a good seeding position for the French Open will become their top priority before the French Open.

The latest rankings of the tennis rankings are as follows:1. Ashley Barty.

2. Simone Halep.

3. Karolina Pliskova.

4. Sophia Knin.

5, Jiki Bertens.

6. Elena Svitolina.

7. Serena Williams.

8. Belinda Bencic.

9, Alina Sabalenka.

10. Petra Kvitova.

Tennis Mess Match:The WTA Tour organization was headquartered in Stamford, southwestern Connecticut, USA. The tour also has an office in London with its European headquarters.

The WTA is governed by a chairman and a board of directors, most of whom are active players, and some are business advisors. The Council advises the Women's Tennis Association, the core body of the sport as a whole.

Like men's tennis, the main responsibility of the WTA is to take care of all the players. The players have their own ** in the Women's Tennis Association, which decides all the rules for the entire tour and sponsors a number of exhibition tournaments so that the players can participate in some of these tournaments without fear of clashing with the real professional league.

In 2008, the WTA Tour's Asia-Pacific Representative Office in Beijing was established, making it the third branch of the WTA Tour in addition to its headquarters in St. Petersburg, Florida and London, UK.

The top 10 rankings of women's tennis in the world are as follows: 1st: Swiatek Points:

Jabeur Points: 5210.

Fourth: Pegula Points: 5000, Fifth:

1. Iga Swiatek (IGA Swiatek), born in May 2001, is a Polish female tennis player.

2. Aryna Sabalenka, born on May 5, 1998 in Minsk, Belarus, is a Belarusian tennis player.

3. Ons Jabeur, born on August 28, 1994 in Tunisia, is a Tunisian tennis player.

4. Jessica Pegula, born on February 24, 1994 in Buffalo, New York, USA, is an American female professional tennis player.

5. Caroline Garcia (Caroline Garcia), born on October 16, 1993 in Saint-Germain, France, is a French female tennis player.

6. Coco Gauff (Coco Gauff), born on March 13, 2004 in Dela Beach, Florida, USA, is an American tennis player.

7. Maria Sakkari, born on July 25, 1995 in Athens, Greece, is a Greek tennis player.

8. Daria Kasatkina, born on May 7, 1997 in Toria, Russia, is a Russian tennis player.

9. Belinda Bencic, born on March 10, 1997, is a Swiss tennis player.

10. Elena Rybakina, born on June 17, 1999 in Moscow, Russia, is a Kazakh Rubb's tennis player.

In women's singles, Poland's Swiatek continues to top the rankings with a terrifying 8,631 points. Kontaveit in second place has 4,511 points, and in third place Badosa has 4,245 points, and Swiatek has almost as many points as Kontaveit and Badosa combined.

The ranking of the other playersTunisia's Kareem Abdul-Jabbar is fourth, Belarus's Sabalenka is fifth, and Greece's Sakkari is ranked Pliskova, Pegula, Collins and Muguruza in 10th.

In terms of Chinese players, Zheng Qinwen ranked **8th to 46th with 160 points from the victory in Valencia. Zheng Qinwen has also become the new first sister in Chinese tennis, and her grade is not even under 20 years old. Zhang Shuai slipped 13 places to No. 54.

Wang Xinyu ranked 76th and Zhu Lin ranked 95th. Wang Xiyu, who broke into the final of Valencia, rose to 100th in the rankings.