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WTA Ranking: Beljek and Boulter Make an Impressive Leap

Diego Jiménez Rubio - 7 Feb 2026

Sara Bejlek improves positions. Photo: gettyimages

A very intense week of tennis has taken place on the women's circuit, with three tournaments that have led to numerous and significant changes in the WTA rankings. The highlights in the top area include the return to the top 10 of Ekaterina Alexandrova, displacing Belinda Bencic, as well as the reentry of Clara Tauson among the top 15 in the world. However, the most important aspects are the rises of the three champions of the week: Sorana Cirstea (from 36 to 31), Sara Beljek (from 101 to 38), and Katie Boulter (from 120 to 84).

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