Rankings (WTA)

[Kirijax]

New rankings for Monday, October 19, 2015.

 

[britbox]

26.10.2015

1 Williams, Serena 9945
2 Halep, Simona 5790
3 Muguruza, Garbiñe 4511
4 Sharapova, Maria 4322
5 Kvitova, Petra 3491
6 Radwanska, Agnieszka 3425
7 Kerber, Angelique 3400
8 Pennetta, Flavia 3252
9 Safarova, Lucie 3221
10 Bacsinszky, Timea 3133
11 Williams, Venus 3091
12 Suárez Navarro, Carla 3030
13 Pliskova, Karolina 2955
14 Bencic, Belinda 2900
15 Vinci, Roberta 2655
16 Ivanovic, Ana 2645
17 Wozniacki, Caroline 2641
18 Errani, Sara 2525
19 Keys, Madison 2495
20 Svitolina, Elina 2410
21 Jankovic, Jelena 2345
22 Azarenka, Victoria 2276
23 Makarova, Ekaterina 2201
24 Petkovic, Andrea 2106
25 Stosur, Samantha 1865
26 Kuznetsova, Svetlana 1847
27 Pavlyuchenkova, Anastasia 1840
28 Schmiedlova, Anna Karolina 1810
29 Mladenovic, Kristina 1760
30 Stephens, Sloane 1715
31 Begu, Irina-Camelia 1630
32 Lisicki, Sabine 1568
33 Tsurenko, Lesia 1454
34 Giorgi, Camila 1325
35 Garcia, Caroline 1320
36 Gavrilova, Daria 1300
37 Vandeweghe, Coco 1247
38 Cibulkova, Dominika 1246
39 Brengle, Madison 1238
40 Strycova, Barbora 1170
41 Van Uytvanck, Alison 1157
42 Cornet, Alizé 1155
43 Barthel, Mona 1135
44 Pereira, Teliana 1132
45 Lepchenko, Varvara 1125
46 Niculescu, Monica 1125
47 Konta, Johanna 1107
48 Bouchard, Eugenie 1064
49 Wickmayer, Yanina 1043
50 Goerges, Julia 1040
51 Knapp, Karin 1031
52 Diyas, Zarina 1025
53 Hradecka, Lucie 1009
54 Watson, Heather 994
55 Larsson, Johanna 981
56 Dulgheru, Alexandra 973
57 Kovinic, Danka 972
58 Beck, Annika 965
59 Gasparyan, Margarita 959
60 Doi, Misaki 942
61 Pironkova, Tsvetana 936
62 Mattek-Sands, Bethanie 922
63 Allertova, Denisa 917
64 McHale, Christina 915
65 Tomljanovic, Ajla 910
66 Witthoeft, Carina 903
67 Lucic-Baroni, Mirjana 885
68 Falconi, Irina 857
69 Govortsova, Olga 851
70 Linette, Magda 848
71 Hercog, Polona 835
72 Konjuh, Ana 821
73 Kasatkina, Daria 817
74 Maria, Tatjana 813
75 Duque-Mariño, Mariana 792
76 Zheng, Saisai 789
77 Jovanovski, Bojana 785
78 Rybarikova, Magdalena 782
79 Hibino, Nao 779
80 Ostapenko, Jelena 771
81 Hantuchova, Daniela 753
82 Shvedova, Yaroslava 744
83 Nara, Kurumi 740
84 Putintseva, Yulia 737
85 Rodina, Evgeniya 730
86 Arruabarrena, Lara 726
87 Babos, Timea 721
88 Davis, Lauren 710
89 Bondarenko, Kateryna 703
90 Siegemund, Laura 693
91 Kontaveit, Anett 691
92 Puig, Monica 690
93 Friedsam, Anna-Lena 683
94 Flipkens, Kirsten 681
95 Radwanska, Urszula 674
96 Krunic, Aleksandra 659
97 Siniakova, Katerina 655
98 Riske, Alison 652
99 Mitu, Andreea 644
100 Domínguez Lino, Lourdes 643

 

[Kirijax]

New rankings for Monday, October 26, 2015.

 

[the AntiPusher]

New rankings for Monday, October 26, 2015.

Good to see Venus near the top ten again.

 

[tented]

New rankings for Monday, October 26, 2015.

Good to see Venus near the top ten again.

I agree. I wonder if it would be mathematically possible for her to get into the Top 8 before Melbourne?

 

[Kirijax]

New rankings for Monday, October 26, 2015.

Good to see Venus near the top ten again.

I agree. I wonder if it would be mathematically possible for her to get into the Top 8 before Melbourne?

She has to defend a title in Auckland so it might be difficult.

 

[the AntiPusher]

New rankings for Monday, October 26, 2015.

Good to see Venus near the top ten again.

I agree. I wonder if it would be mathematically possible for her to get into the Top 8 before Melbourne?

She will have to jump 3 or 4 players, probably would have to go deep in a tournament before Mel. might be a stretch.

 

[tented]

Good to see Venus near the top ten again.

I agree. I wonder if it would be mathematically possible for her to get into the Top 8 before Melbourne?

She has to defend a title in Auckland so it might be difficult.

Ah, yes. Thanks for the reminder.

Good to see Venus near the top ten again.

I agree. I wonder if it would be mathematically possible for her to get into the Top 8 before Melbourne?

She will have to jump 3 or 4 players, probably would have to go deep in a tournament before Mel. might be a stretch.

After looking more closely, I don't think it would be even mathematically possible, nevertheless probable. As Kirijax pointed out, first she would need to defend Auckland (280 points), then she would need a few hundred more points to jump into the Top 8.

 

[Kirijax]

I agree. I wonder if it would be mathematically possible for her to get into the Top 8 before Melbourne?

She has to defend a title in Auckland so it might be difficult.

Ah, yes. Thanks for the reminder.

I agree. I wonder if it would be mathematically possible for her to get into the Top 8 before Melbourne?

She will have to jump 3 or 4 players, probably would have to go deep in a tournament before Mel. might be a stretch.

After looking more closely, I don't think it would be even mathematically possible, nevertheless probable. As Kirijax pointed out, first she would need to defend Auckland (280 points), then she would need a few hundred more points to jump into the Top 8.

What's after Auckland? Sydney? Did Venus play there before the AO this year?

Even if she doesn't make it in, it is amazing what Venus has done this year to climb back into the Top 15.

 

[Fiero425]

New rankings for Monday, October 26, 2015.

Good to see Venus near the top ten again.

I agree. I wonder if it would be mathematically possible for her to get into the Top 8 before Melbourne?

Gawd I hope not! What would that say about the WTA when Sharapova and Williams can come and go as they please and still manage to stay in the top echelon? It ain't looking too good to have this go on year after year! :cover :nono :angel:

 

[tossip]

apparently Venus will be playing Zuhan and can gain points there...she will get 800 points if she wins the event and jumps into top ten..hopefully she plays Brisbane to get points.Venus deserves to go to Rio...

 

[tented]

apparently Venus will be playing Zuhan and can gain points there...she will get 800 points if she wins the event and jumps into top ten..hopefully she plays Brisbane to get points.Venus deserves to go to Rio...

The problem is if she plays enough to get her ranking up, she risks being too physically spent by the time she gets to Melbourne.

If I had to choose, I would prefer she plays just Zhuhai and Auckland before going to the AO. While it would be advantageous to get into the Top 8 for a GS, I think the risk of the Sjogren's syndrome presenting problems is too high.

 

[Kirijax]

apparently Venus will be playing Zuhan and can gain points there...she will get 800 points if she wins the event and jumps into top ten..hopefully she plays Brisbane to get points.Venus deserves to go to Rio...

The problem is if she plays enough to get her ranking up, she risks being too physically spent by the time she gets to Melbourne.

If I had to choose, I would prefer she plays just Zhuhai and Auckland before going to the AO. While it would be advantageous to get into the Top 8 for a GS, I think the risk of the Sjogren's syndrome presenting problems is too high.

Yeah, Venus needs to pace herself. She admitted that she played too much trying to qualify for the WTA Finals. It is what it is and she would be better off not overdoing it before AO. But she will always be a very scary opponent for whoever she meets in the 4th round.

 

[Kirijax]

New rankings for Monday, November 2, 2015.

 

[tossip]

I want her to be second best behind Serena....

 

[tented]

I want her to be second best behind Serena....

Do you mean Halep, the current No. 2?

 

[GameSetAndMath]

They should at least keep the BLT in the week before the WTA finals. Now, the "finals" becomes a misnomer and also those in positions 6, 7 or 8 might get displaced by somebody performing well
in BLT. :cover

This is one of Aga's complaints and I fully support her. It is a valid point.

 

[tossip]

I want her to be second best behind Serena....

Do you mean Halep, the current No. 2?

the fed cup team USA...

 

[britbox]

06.11.205

1 Williams, Serena 9945
2 Halep, Simona 6060
3 Muguruza, Garbiñe 5200
4 Sharapova, Maria 5011
5 Radwanska, Agnieszka 4500
6 Kvitova, Petra 4220
7 Pennetta, Flavia 3621
8 Safarova, Lucie 3590
9 Kerber, Angelique 3590
10 Bacsinszky, Timea 3133
11 Williams, Venus 3091
12 Suárez Navarro, Carla 3030
13 Pliskova, Karolina 2955
14 Bencic, Belinda 2900
15 Vinci, Roberta 2655
16 Ivanovic, Ana 2645
17 Wozniacki, Caroline 2641
18 Errani, Sara 2525
19 Keys, Madison 2495
20 Svitolina, Elina 2410
21 Jankovic, Jelena 2345
22 Azarenka, Victoria 2276
23 Makarova, Ekaterina 2201
24 Petkovic, Andrea 2106
25 Stosur, Samantha 1865
26 Kuznetsova, Svetlana 1847
27 Pavlyuchenkova, Anastasia 1840
28 Schmiedlova, Anna Karolina 1810
29 Mladenovic, Kristina 1760
30 Stephens, Sloane 1715
31 Begu, Irina-Camelia 1630
32 Lisicki, Sabine 1568
33 Tsurenko, Lesia 1454
34 Giorgi, Camila 1325
35 Garcia, Caroline 1320
36 Gavrilova, Daria 1300
37 Vandeweghe, Coco 1247
38 Cibulkova, Dominika 1246
39 Niculescu, Monica 1245
40 Brengle, Madison 1238
41 Strycova, Barbora 1170
42 Van Uytvanck, Alison 1157
43 Cornet, Alizé 1155
44 Barthel, Mona 1135
45 Pereira, Teliana 1132
46 Lepchenko, Varvara 1125
47 Konta, Johanna 1107
48 Bouchard, Eugenie 1064
49 Wickmayer, Yanina 1043
50 Goerges, Julia 1040
51 Knapp, Karin 1031
52 Diyas, Zarina 1025
53 Hradecka, Lucie 1009
54 Watson, Heather 994
55 Larsson, Johanna 981
56 Beck, Annika 976
57 Dulgheru, Alexandra 973
58 Kovinic, Danka 972
59 Gasparyan, Margarita 959
60 Doi, Misaki 942
61 Pironkova, Tsvetana 936
62 Mattek-Sands, Bethanie 922
63 Allertova, Denisa 917
64 McHale, Christina 915
65 Witthoeft, Carina 913
66 Tomljanovic, Ajla 910
67 Lucic-Baroni, Mirjana 885
68 Maria, Tatjana 864
69 Govortsova, Olga 851
70 Hercog, Polona 835
71 Kasatkina, Daria 817
72 Putintseva, Yulia 802
73 Falconi, Irina 797
74 Duque-Mariño, Mariana 792
75 Zheng, Saisai 789
76 Konjuh, Ana 787
77 Jovanovski, Bojana 785
78 Rybarikova, Magdalena 782
79 Hibino, Nao 778
80 Ostapenko, Jelena 771
81 Hantuchova, Daniela 753
82 Shvedova, Yaroslava 744
83 Nara, Kurumi 740
84 Rodina, Evgeniya 730
85 Babos, Timea 721
86 Arruabarrena, Lara 718
87 Davis, Lauren 710
88 Linette, Magda 708
89 Bondarenko, Kateryna 703
90 Siegemund, Laura 693
91 Kontaveit, Anett 691
92 Puig, Monica 690
93 Friedsam, Anna-Lena 683
94 Flipkens, Kirsten 681
95 Radwanska, Urszula 674
96 Krunic, Aleksandra 659
97 Riske, Alison 652
98 Domínguez Lino, Lourdes 643
99 Mitu, Andreea 628
100 Tatishvili, Anna 627


Aga up one after winning the WTA finals. Garbine moves up too. Maria down to #4 but I don't think she'll have too many complaints following the WTA finals - she lost less matches than Aga.

 

[Kirijax]

New rankings for November 9, 2015.