This is the definitive WTA ranking of the 2025 season

Raquel Bermúdez Rodríguez | 9 Nov 2025 | 07.30

This is the definitive WTA ranking of the 2025 season. Photo: Getty

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The 2025 season is coming to an end for the women's circuit, which has closed its chapter and is now focusing on the upcoming season after the WTA Finals 2025, where surprises were not lacking, and Elena Rybakina made a statement by clinching the trophy with a two-set victory over Aryna Sabalenka.

With different champions in the most important tournaments of these last 11 months, this season has been truly unforgettable. Beyond the rivalry between Aryna Sabalenka and Iga Swiatek, it was Madison Keys who triumphed in Australia, Coco Gauff did the same in Paris, Iga Swiatek at Wimbledon, and Aryna Sabalenka in New York.

Despite being absent in crucial moments of the year, marked by her inconsistency and off-court issues with coach Stefano Vukov, Elena Rybakina managed to make it in time to conclude this tumultuous season with the WTA Finals 2025 trophy in hand.

A Strengthening Top 10 in the WTA Rankings

With ups and downs, the Top 10 has become more consolidated in 2025. Besides Aryna Sabalenka and Iga Swiatek, who usually do not give up much ground, players like Coco Gauff, Elena Rybakina, or Jessica Pegula have managed to navigate through their toughest challenges to accompany the top ranks.

On the other hand, Amanda Anisimova has taken significant steps forward in 2025, raising her average grade considerably. Jasmine Paolini, despite occasional alarming results, has managed not to drop too much in the rankings throughout the season.

A Mix of Rising Stars and Established Figures

In the second line of competition, there is a super interesting mix between young players seeking to climb higher and more experienced players like Elina Svitolina or Naomi Osaka, who have shown flashes of brilliance in more than one women's circuit tournament. Victoria Mboko, Linda Noskova, or Diana Shnaider are coming dangerously close to shaking things up.

Injuries Taking Center Stage

As with every season, unfortunately, injuries play a crucial role in the development of players on tour. A clear example is that of Paula Badosa. Despite her best efforts and showcasing spectacular tennis, back problems have hindered any progress that the Spanish player had envisioned for the world.

She is not alone. Names like Emma Raducanu, Karolina Muchova, Marketa Vondrousova, or Maria Sakkari have personally experienced how physical issues can heavily impact their schedules, sometimes forcing them to miss months of competition.