WTA singles · Türkiye

Ayla Aksu

Ranking points from ESPN · ranking published October 29, 2026

AA
World No.
#150
Points
494
Age
30
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Ayla Aksu is world number 150 in the WTA singles ranking published on October 29, 2026, with 494 points. 4 points separate Aksu from Elina Avanesyan at #149.

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Won the quarter-final 6-4 7-6.
390 points banked so far.
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Lost the semi-final 5-7 4-6.
Was defending 650, leaves with 390: −260 points.

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Ayla Aksu is world No. 150 in the WTA with 494 points, 4 behind Elina Avanesyan at No. 149.

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Around Aksu

150. Ayla Aksu — 494 pointsAA150Aksu▲9149. Elina Avanesyan — 498 pointsEA149Avanesyan▲6148. Shi Han — 503 pointsSH148Han▲14

Bubble size: ranking points. Green climbed in the last release, red dropped.

148Shi Han503
149Elina Avanesyan498
150Ayla Aksu494

What people ask about Aksu

How many WTA ranking points does Ayla Aksu have?
Ayla Aksu has 494 WTA singles ranking points and is world number 150 in the ranking published on October 29, 2026.
Who is Aksu closest to in the WTA ranking?
4 points separate Aksu from Elina Avanesyan at number 149.
Why can Aksu lose ranking points without losing a match?
Because the ranking is 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. A player sitting at home in the week they won a title last year loses those points on the Monday.

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