Shifts in the WTA Rankings
The latest WTA rankings release has brought significant movement for both Serbian tennis players and the global elite. According to reports by RTS, Teodora Kostović, currently the highest-ranked Serbian player, has experienced a decline, falling ten positions to occupy the 149th spot with 493 points.
Other Serbian competitors also saw changes in their standing. Mia Ristić maintained her position at 183rd with 418 points, while Lola Radivojević faced a substantial drop of 82 places, moving to 260th in the world with 282 points.
Andreeva Reaches Career Milestone
At the top of the leaderboard, the status quo remains largely unchanged. Elena Rybakina of Kazakhstan continues to lead the world rankings with 9,696 points, followed by Aryna Sabalenka of Belarus, who holds 7,550 points.
The most notable advancement among the top-ranked players belongs to Russia’s Mirra Andreeva. By climbing two positions, Andreeva has reached the third spot in the world rankings for the first time in her career, currently holding 6,371 points.
Top Ten Shake-up
The movement at the top has impacted several American and European stars. Jessica Pegula and Coco Gauff have each dropped one position, now sitting at fourth and fifth, respectively. Elina Svitolina and Karolina Muchova have both advanced by one place to occupy the sixth and seventh spots, while Linda Noskova has slipped to eighth. The top ten is rounded out by Iga Świątek and Marta Kostyuk.