Good news for Romanian tennis. Simona Halep, Ana Bogdan and Jaqueline Cristian advanced in the WTA hierarchy

The WTA ranking has been updated, and Romania boasts three players in the top 100: Sorana Cîrstea (34 years old), Ana Bogdan (31 years old) and Jaqueline Cristian (25 years old).

Sorana Cîrstea (34 years old), Ana Bogdan (31 years old) and Jaqueline Cristian (25 years old) are in the top 100 players, while Simona Halep also climbed, but the Romanian occupies the 1149th place, with 10 points.

The latest WTA ranking reflects the evolution of Romanian players in the world women’s tennis circuit, and Sorana Cîrstea continues to be the best ranked representative of our country. However, Cîrstea registered a slight decrease in the ranking, dropping two places and now occupying the 32nd position, accumulating 1619 points.

Next, Ana Bogdan is in second place among Romanian players, demonstrating a significant improvement by climbing from 64th place to 63rd place, accumulating 1029 points in the WTA ranking.

Another name that catches the eye in this ranking is Jaqueline Cristian, who has seen a significant increase, climbing five places to reach the 68th position with a total of 983 points.

Finally, Simona Halep, one of the most famous Romanian tennis players, moved up one place in the WTA world ranking, now at position 1149, with 10 points.

Iga Swiatek authoritatively dominates the WTA rankings with an impressive total of 10,910 points, maintaining a significant distance from the next ranked. In second place is Arina Sabalenka, accumulating 7,498 points, followed by Coco Gauff, who is in third position with 7,313 points.

Next, in the WTA top, four other players from Romania are in the first 200 positions. Gabriela Ruse ranks 148th with 502 points, a slight drop of five positions in the last update. Next is Irina Begu, ranked 161, with 471 points. However, Begu suffered a drastic drop of 33 positions in the WTA rankings as per the latest update.

At the bottom of the top 200 are Anca Todoni, ranked 197th with 388 points, and Irina Bara, ranked 198th with 386 points. Irina Bara also recorded a significant drop of 30 places following the latest update of the WTA rankings.

WTA singles rankings

1 (1). Iga Swiatek (Poland) 10,910 points

2 (2). Arina Sabalenka (Belarus) 7,498

3 (3). Coco Gauff (USA) 7,313

4 (4). Elena Rybakina (Kazakhstan) 6,673

5 (5). Jessica Pegula (USA) 4,655

6 (7). Marketa Vondrousova (Czech Republic) 4,090

7 (8). Qinwen Zheng (China) 3,945

8 (6). Maria Sakkari (Greece) 3,925

9 (9). Ons Jabeur (Tunisia) 3,748

10 (10). Jelena Ostapenko (Latvia) 3,493

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32 (30). Sorana Cîrstea 1,619

63 (64). Ana Bogdan 1,029

68 (73). Jaqueline Cristian 983

148 (143). Elena-Gabriela Ruse 502

161 (128). Irina-Camelia Begu 471

197 (196) Anca Todoni 388

198 (168). Irina Bara 386

209 (209). Miriam Bulgarian 365

227 (231). Cristina Dinu 331

232 (239). Andrea Mitu 320

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1,149 (1,150). Simona Halep 10

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WTA ranking in doubles

1 (1). Su-Wei Hsieh (Taiwan) 8,740 points

2 (2). Elise Mertens (Belgium) 8,615

3 (3). Storm Hunter (Australia) 7,695

4 (4). Gabriela Dabrowski (Canada) 6,385

5 (6). Laura Siegemund (Germany) 6,210

6 (5). Erin Routliffe (New Zealand) 6,140

7 (7). Nicole Melichar-Martinez (USA) 5,275

7 (8). Ellen Perez (Australia) 5,275

9 (9). Vera Zvonareva (Russia) 4,998

10 (11). Luisa Stefani (Brazil) 4,560

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54 (43). Monica Niculescu 1,774

118 (83). Elena-Gabriela Ruse 794

172 (169). Oana Gavrila 526

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