WTA singles rankings

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Elena Rybakina is world No. 1 in the WTA rankings with 9,901 points, 2,091 ahead of Aryna Sabalenka, in the ranking published on September 24, 2026. Below is the full WTA top 100, with how every player's points moved over the last week, month, three months and the year so far. See the same data as a bubble map, where the size of each bubble is the player's points and the colour is the change. While a tournament is being played, the WTA live rankings show where everyone would end up if it finished right now.

Biggest risers this month

Biggest fallers this month

10. Marta Kostyuk — 4,040 points (+60)10Kostyuk9. Iga Swiatek — 4,119 points (−500)98. Karolina Muchova — 4,683 points (−300)8Muchova▼17. Elina Svitolina — 4,809 points (+120)7Svitolina▲26. Linda Noskova — 5,328 points (+300)6Noskova5. Mirra Andreeva — 5,841 points (+98)5Andreeva4. Coco Gauff — 7,244 points (+540)4Gauff3. Jessica Pegula — 7,265 points (+585)3Pegula2. Aryna Sabalenka — 7,810 points (−65)2Sabalenka1. Elena Rybakina — 9,901 points (+1,760)1Rybakina▲1

Bubble size and position: WTA ranking points. Green gained points in the last release, red lost them.

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The full top 100

#PlayerPoints
1Elena Rybakina9,901
2Aryna Sabalenka7,810
3Jessica Pegula7,265
4Coco Gauff7,244
5Mirra Andreeva5,841
6Linda Noskova5,328
7Elina Svitolina4,809
8Karolina Muchova4,683
9Iga Swiatek4,119
10Marta Kostyuk4,040
11Amanda Anisimova3,363
12Belinda Bencic2,925
13Iva Jovic2,841
14Diana Shnaider2,588
15Victoria Mboko2,521
16Sorana Cirstea2,464
17Naomi Osaka2,296
18Alexandra Eala2,276
19Elise Mertens2,165
20Jasmine Paolini2,122
21Maja Chwalinska2,082
22Anna Kalinskaya2,043
23Madison Keys2,029
24Emma Navarro2,024
25Anastasia Potapova1,926
26Leylah Fernandez1,894
27Marie Bouzkova1,873
28Ekaterina Alexandrova1,811
29Sara Bejlek1,710
30Ann Li1,573
31Diane Parry1,551
32Jelena Ostapenko1,481
33Maria Sakkari1,462
34Nikola Bartunkova1,352
35Cristina Bucsa1,349
36Peyton Stearns1,316
37Talia Gibson1,301
38Wang Xinyu1,288
39Liudmila Samsonova1,284
40Donna Vekic1,278
41Kimberly Birrell1,255
42Hailey Baptiste1,230
43Barbora Krejcikova1,198
44Clara Tauson1,184
45Yuliia Starodubtseva1,165
46Daria Snigur1,163
47Oleksandra Oliynykova1,126
48Magdalena Frech1,120
49Janice Tjen1,120
50Anhelina Kalinina1,112
51Karolina Pliskova1,106
52Mayar Sherif1,105
53Tamara Korpatsch1,091
54Zheng Qinwen1,083
55Katerina Siniakova1,075
56Katie Boulter1,062
57Zhang Shuai1,055
58Zeynep Sonmez1,052
59Paula Badosa1,052
60Jaqueline Cristian1,051
61Lilli Tagger1,045
62Elena-Gabriela Ruse1,033
63Lanlana Tararudee1,032
64Anna Bondar1,029
65Tereza Valentova1,014
66Camila Osorio993
67Viktorija Golubic993
68Maria Timofeeva989
69Alina Korneeva988
70Alycia Parks985
71Elisabetta Cocciaretto985
72Catherine McNally983
73Ashlyn Krueger945
74Katie Volynets935
75Maya Joint934
76Kamilla Rakhimova929
77McCartney Kessler925
78Kaitlin Quevedo920
79Panna Udvardy919
80Magda Linette916
81Petra Marcinko915
82Yulia Putintseva904
83Antonia Ruzic894
84Tatjana Maria894
85Wang Xiyu889
86Hanne Vandewinkel887
87Daria Kasatkina883
88Darja Vidmanova877
89Anna Blinkova875
90Mananchaya Sawangkaew868
91Taylah Preston848
92Taylor Townsend843
93Solana Sierra830
94Renata Zarazua819
95Sinja Kraus817
96Jessica Bouzas Maneiro809
97Claire Liu790
98Simona Waltert790
99Julia Grabher787
100Emma Raducanu785

What people ask

Who is No. 1 in the WTA rankings?

Elena Rybakina, with 9,901 points in the WTA ranking published on September 24, 2026, 2,091 ahead of Aryna Sabalenka at No. 2.

Who is in the WTA top 10?

1. Elena Rybakina (9,901), 2. Aryna Sabalenka (7,810), 3. Jessica Pegula (7,265), 4. Coco Gauff (7,244), 5. Mirra Andreeva (5,841), 6. Linda Noskova (5,328), 7. Elina Svitolina (4,809), 8. Karolina Muchova (4,683), 9. Iga Swiatek (4,119), 10. Marta Kostyuk (4,040). As published on September 24, 2026.

When was the WTA ranking last updated?

The current WTA ranking was published on September 24, 2026. It is released weekly, normally on a Monday; while a tournament is being played, the WTA live rankings show where every player would stand if it ended now.

How to read this table

WTA ranking points are a rolling 52-week total: every point was earned at a tournament in the last year and expires on the anniversary of that tournament, whether or not the player enters it again. That is why a player can lose points in a week without losing a match.

The percentages compare today's points against the ranking published one week, one month, three months and one year ago. A blank cell means we have no published ranking that far back for that player.

Rankings are published weekly, normally on a Monday. This page is rebuilt after each release; the live map refreshes every 15 minutes and also projects points during a Grand Slam.