Aļona Ostapenko | Photo: KARIM JAAFAR / AFP
WTA
In the world ranking of the Women’s Tennis Association (WTA), Latvia’s leading player Alona Ostapenko has maintained her 12th position, while there has been one change in the top ten.
The leader of the WTA rank remains the Australian Ashley Barthi, followed by the Czech Barbora Krejchikova and the Belarusian Arina Sabalenko. The fourth is still Iga Švjonteka from Poland, followed by Anete Kontaveita from Estonia. Maria Sakari, a Greek woman, rose to the sixth place from the seventh place, pushing the Spaniard Paul Bados down one place. The eighth is Karolina Plīškov from the Czech Republic, but Garvinje Mugurusa from Spain and Onsa Žabér from Tunisia retained her ninth and tenth place, respectively. Meanwhile, Anastasia Sevastova, who has announced a break in her career, has risen one position higher in the new WTA rank and is now in 83rd place.
Daniela Vismane has risen by one place and is in the 271st position this week, Diāna Marcinkēviča has lost six places (285), while Kamilla Bartone (379) is one place higher. Meanwhile, Darya Semenyist has risen three places this time and now ranks 400th, but Anna Ozerova (979) is two places higher. Patrīcija Špaka (1124) is one place higher, Margarita Ignatjeva rose by two places (1172), while Sabīne Rutlauka experienced a drop of 286 places (1282), but Līga Dekmeijere resigned by one position (1342).
In the ranking of doubles, Ostapenko has risen by one position to 26th place, while Marcinkēviča, who has risen by two positions, is in 230th place. Vismane has also improved her position by three places (253rd) and Bartone by five (412th). Semeministu immediately rose by 54 seats (582), but Spaka retained position 1061 while Ignatjeva was still in position 1105. Meanwhile, Dekmeier rose by 28 positions (1345), Sevastova lost one place (1392), Ozerova lost two (1488), and Rutlauk rose two places (1745).
ATP
Latvian tennis player Ernests Gulbis has regained two positions in the latest ATP rank and now occupies the 322nd place. Russia’s Danube Medvedev maintains the leading position in the ATP ranking, the second is Serb Novak Djokovic, and the third place was kept by the German Alexander Zverev. The fourth is the Grand Slam record holder Rafael Nadal, but the fifth is taken by the Greek Stefan Cicip, the sixth is the Italian Mateo Berretini, who is ahead of the Russian Andrei Rublov. Kaspers Rūds from Norway and Felix Ozhe-Alasims from Canada are still in eighth and ninth place, but Janik Siner from Italy was in the top ten, moving Hubert Hurkač, a Polish tennis player, to 11th place.
Mārtiņš Podžus has lost 51 places and occupies the 741st position, Roberts Štrombahs (767) is 25 places lower, but Kārlis Ozoliņš has lost 371 places (1431). Meanwhile, Artūrs Lazdiņš has improved his position by two places (shared 1635th place), three places lower than in the previous rank is Jānis Podžus (divided 1988), but Mārtiņš Rocēns has resigned by six places (shared 2067).
In the ranking of doubles, M. Podžus has dropped by 18 positions to 577th place, Strombah (615) has lost two places, and Gulbis has two places to 779th place. Ozoliņš has slipped three places to position 952, J. Podžus is five places higher than a week ago (1316), Lazdiņš has regained seven positions (1401). Meanwhile, Rocen rose by eight places (1664) and Daniel Linkun-Morozov rose four places to 1889.
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