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This is how the WTA ranking looks after Svitolina's victory at the WTA Rome.

This is how the WTA ranking stands after Svitolina's victory in the WTA Rome

The two weeks at the Foro Itálico have shaken up the rankings, with players who have risen significantly and others who have plummeted just before Roland Garros.

WTA Ranking: Sabalenka's Defeat in Madrid Opens Up Number One Spot and Kostyuk Claims Higher Position. Photo: Gettyimages

WTA Ranking: Sabalenka's Defeat in Madrid Opens Up Top Spot, Kostyuk Earns Highest Position

The Mutua Madrid Open has caused certain changes in the top 10: Rybakina can get closer to Sabalenka, while Swiatek surpasses Gauff.

Elena Rybakina, options to compete for world number 1 with Sabalenka. Photo: gettyimages

Rybakina fully enters the fight for the number 1 in the world with Sabalenka

The Kazakh player has a golden opportunity in the remaining clay court swing to cut points from Sabalenka and potentially challenge for the number 1 spot in the WTA rankings in the medium term.

Aryna Sabalenka, WTA ranking after Miami Open 2026. Photo: gettyimages

WTA Ranking: Sabalenka solidifies as number 1 and Gauff bumps Swiatek out of the top-3

We analyze how the WTA ranking stands after everything that happened at the 2026 Miami Open, with significant changes in the classification.