Iga Swiatek, active tennis player with the most weeks as number one

The pedestal of the world ranking of female tennis players remains unchanged. to go holiday It’s still number one. One more week. The Polish woman, who competes at a very high level, became the active tennis player with the most weeks at the top of the WTA rankings: 65. Recent conqueror Roland Garros exceeds Simona Halep, who was 64 years old.

Arina Sabalenka and Elena Rybakina They round off the podium, while the Czech Barbora Krejcikova, despite losing the final in Birmingham, wins two places and enters the top 10. Petra Kvitova, who won the thirty-first title of her career in Berlin, remained in ninth place, while Croatian finalist Donna Vekić climbed three steps and placed in twentieth place.

For the Birmingham winner, the Latvian Jelena Ostapenko, he doesn’t even have an additional prize because he remains in seventeenth place in the world ranking. Beatriz Haddad remains the top-ranked Ibero-American player, although she dropped three positions this week to thirteenth, while Argentina’s Nadia Podoroska appears at 78th and Colombia’s Camila Osorio at 81st.

Among the Spaniards, Paul Bados loses place to be 34, with rebecca masarova at 69, Cristina Bucs in 77 i Sara Sorribes in 84

Swiatek returns in the first round of Bad Homburg against Marija

Yesterday, Swiatek had to come back against the German Tatjana Maria in order to overcome the first round and enter the round of 16 of the WTA 250 tournament over Bad Homburg (Germany). The Polish woman defeated Maria 5-7, 6-2 and 6-0, and in the round of 16, she will have the Swiss Jil Teichmann as her opponent, the executioner hours before the American Claire Liu, also with a comeback and 3-6, 6-3 and 6-4.