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The fight for a ticket to the WTA Finals is heating up. Source: Getty Images.

The fight for a ticket to the WTA Finals is heating up

With the top part of the ranking practically decided, the attention turns to several players who are tied on points and will compete for the last spots.

Elena Rybakina, number 1 after the US Open. Photo: gettyimages

WTA Rankings: Rybakina displaces Sabalenka from the number 1 spot

We review in detail how the WTA ranking looks after the US Open 2026, with the big news of Rybakina taking the number 1 spot from Sabalenka.

Rybakina leads the WTA Race ahead of the 2026 US Open.

This is how the WTA Race stands before the 2026 US Open: Who are the best of the year?

Maximum equality in the noble zone of the WTA: the ten best players of the year have won a major title so far in 2026, an impressive fact.

Kostyuk, ready for Swiatek: "I’m curious to see what will change."

Kostyuk, ready for Swiatek: "I'm curious to see what will change"

The Ukrainian tennis player will face the Polish player in the Round of 16 at WTA Toronto after beating her on her home turf a few weeks ago at Roland Garros.

Marta Kostyuk analyzes the fatigue of the WTA tour in Toronto. Photo: Getty Images

Marta Kostyuk explains the major problem with the WTA circuit: "The quality of tennis is declining"

The Ukrainian reflects in Toronto on how physical and mental fatigue is affecting all players at this point in the season.

Kostyuk leaves Wimbledon with a smile: "Today I feel like I have won." Source: Getty

Kostyuk leaves Wimbledon with a smile: "Today I feel like I have won"

The Ukrainian bid farewell to Wimbledon after falling to Noskova in the semifinals, although she appeared with a speech full of optimism. Proud of her tournament, she highlighted the level of her opponent and assured that she was leaving London strengthened.

Noskova beats Kostyuk and assures a Czech champion at Wimbledon. Source: Getty Images.

Noskova defeats Kostyuk and secures a Czech champion at Wimbledon

The Czech tennis player was superior to the Ukrainian, and will face her compatriot Karolina Muchova this Saturday in what will be her first Grand Slam final at 21 years old.

Marta Kostyuk speaks after reaching the Wimbledon 2026 semifinals. Photo: gettyimages

Marta Kostyuk reveals the key to her great transformation at Wimbledon

The Ukrainian player continues to progress as a tennis player and seeing her dominate a surface that had been challenging for her until now, such as grass, marks a turning point. She is two matches away from winning Wimbledon 2026.