Caroline Garcia exits the top 100, ending the second longest streak in WTA ranking history
After the departure of Caroline Garcia from the top 100 of the WTA ranking, one of the longest streaks in women's rankings comes to an end. The French tennis player, who reached number four in the world in 2018, drops to position 101 on the list, ending her time among the top 100 after 596 weeks since June 2013. Her exit marks the end of the second longest streak within the top 100 for a female player. Only Madison Keys surpasses her with 696 weeks, while Yuliya Putintseva is in third place with 495 weeks.
📊 For the first time since June 2013, Caroline Garcia 🇫🇷 is not in the Top 100 of the WTA ranking.
✍️ Longest ongoing streaks of consecutive weeks in the Top 100:
▪️ 616 weeks: Keys 🇺🇸
🏁 596 weeks: Garcia 🇫🇷
▪️ 495 weeks: Putintseva... pic.twitter.com/LIllfMkUKr— Jeu, Set et Maths (@JeuSetMaths) March 31, 2025
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