WTA Ranking: Sabalenka dangerously distances herself from Swiatek

We analyze the main differences in the official classification of the women's circuit after Aryna Sabalenka's triumph.

Raquel Bermúdez Rodríguez | 4 May 2025 | 09.00
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WTA Ranking: Sabalenka Dangerously Pulling Away from Swiatek. Photo: Getty.
WTA Ranking: Sabalenka Dangerously Pulling Away from Swiatek. Photo: Getty.

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Although the top two positions remain unchanged, these almost two weeks of the Mutua Madrid Open 2025 bring substantial changes to the WTA Ranking. Some players regain ground, while others reach the Top 50 after putting up quite a fight in the Spanish tournament. With the Madrid trophy, Aryna Sabalenka solidifies her position at the top of the table, gaining some distance that could be quite useful compared to her faithful pursuer.

Despite the Belarusian defending her final in the Spanish capital, she has been able to climb one step higher this edition to win the title, ensuring herself an extra 350 points. On the flip side, Iga was the reigning champion, so not only does she fail to defend, but she also loses 610 points in the Ranking. Sabalenka's points rise to 11,118, while Swiatek is left with 6,773 in the next update.

Rather than looking up, the Polish player will have to start being very careful with who is behind her, especially considering that Iga defends her title in Rome. Coco Gauff, recently a finalist in Madrid, snatches the third position from her compatriot Jessica Pegula, trailing Swiatek by just 170 points. The American defends semifinals in Italy, so she will have to give her all to take that extra step and surpass Iga.

Significant Changes Beyond the Top 10

Among other notable changes in the WTA Ranking is Elina Svitolina, who returns to the Top 15 after reaching the semifinals in the Mutua Madrid Open 2025, while Moyuka Uchijima enters the Top 50 for the first time in her career after her impressive venture in the Spanish capital. Waiting to win or not the final in Saint Malo, Naomi Osaka also secures her return among the top 50 players in the world.

WTA Ranking after the Mutua Madrid Open 2025.

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