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WTA Ranking: Kasatkina returns to the top-10 and Badosa continues to rise

Diego Jiménez Rubio - 20 Oct 2024

Paula Badosa, rise in WTA ranking. Photo: gettyimages

A week of respite in the battle for the number 1 spot in the WTA ranking between Iga Swiatek and Aryna Sabalenka, but with significant movement in the top 10. So much so that Daria Kasatkina has reentered this exclusive club after winning in Ningbo, now ranking 9th, displacing Danielle Collins. Additionally, Paula Badosa has climbed to 14th in the world and looks optimistically towards reaching the top ten. Mirra Andreeva achieves a career-high ranking of 16, while Karolina Muchova is now 25th in the world.

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