ATP & WTA rankings

[the Moz]

The WTA site has been disgraceful for quite some time.

[ponchi101]

I've gotten used to it, and I believe that the TOURNAMENTS tab is well done. You can go and check scores and draws easily.
But, yes, maybe a bit of a time to improve it.

[ti-amie]

[ti-amie]

This is the question I wanted to ask re ranking points:

[ti-amie]

[ti-amie]

[Suliso]

As I understand ATP is keeping some craziness, but WTA will indeed soon resemble the actual situation. Below is the top 10 in the race before the last two significant tournaments of the year.

1. Barty 6281
2. Krejcikova 3968
3. Sabalenka 3889
4. Pliskova 3542
5. Swiatek 2681
6. Osaka 2641
7. Muguruza 2431
8. Jabeur 2305
9. Gauff 2255
10. Pegula 2102

Few notables: #15 Kerber, #21 Kvitova, #23 Svitolina, #25 Bencic, #29 Azarenka, #31 Serena, #35 Andreescu, #41 Halep

[Deuce]

As I understand ATP is keeping some craziness, but WTA will indeed soon resemble the actual situation. Below is the top 10 in the race before the last two significant tournaments of the year.

1. Barty 6281
2. Krejcikova 3968
3. Sabalenka 3889
4. Pliskova 3542
5. Swiatek 2681
6. Osaka 2641
7. Muguruza 2431
8. Jabeur 2305
9. Gauff 2255
10. Pegula 2102

Few notables: #15 Kerber, #21 Kvitova, #23 Svitolina, #25 Bencic, #29 Azarenka, #31 Serena, #35 Andreescu, #41 Halep

I was all ready to write 'Hallelujah' and 'Amen' and 'Finally' at Andreescu #35... but then I saw you wrote 'the race'. I checked the regular rankings, and Andreescu is still at #7.
I guess we'll have to wait until after Indian Wells this year for her to get a truly accurate ranking, when she finally loses her 2019 U.S. Open and Indian Wells points.
The way she's going this year, she might not even be in the top 50 - unless she gets a 'protected ranking' from supposedly being injured for ALL of 2020...

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[Suliso]

There will be some wild swings in the rankings when the next version is released.

[Suliso]

Azarenka out and no higher than #30 the next time rankings are updated.

[ti-amie]

[Suliso]

Major changes in the rankings:

ATP

Rublev 7 --> 5
Thiem 6 --> 8
Auger-Aliassime 15 --> 11
Carreno Bust 12 --> 16
Opelka 24 --> 19
Dimitrov 18 --> 29
Harris 46 --> 31
Alcaraz 55 --> 38
Davidovich Fokina 32 --> 44
Wawrinka 33 --> 49
Coric 39 --> 51
van de Zandschulp 117 --> 63

WTA

Osaka 3 --> 5
Krejcikova 9 --> 7
Sakkari 18 -->13
Gauff 23 --> 19
Andreescu 7 --> 20
Brady 14 --> 21
Raducanu 150 --> 23
Fernandez 67 --> 28
Azarenka 19 --> 32
Serena 22 --> 41
Martic 32 --> 42
Putinstseva 33 --> 44
Stephens 66 --> 54
Konta 47 --> 66
Cornet 56 --> 71

[ponchi101]

Serena unseeded for the Aussie? That can be dangerous not only for her, but for some lower seed.

[Deuce]

Major changes in the rankings:

ATP

Rublev 7 --> 5
Thiem 6 --> 8
Auger-Aliassime 15 --> 11
Carreno Bust 12 --> 16
Opelka 24 --> 19
Dimitrov 18 --> 29
Harris 46 --> 31
Alcaraz 55 --> 38
Davidovich Fokina 32 --> 44
Wawrinka 33 --> 49
Coric 39 --> 51
van de Zandschulp 117 --> 63

WTA

Osaka 3 --> 5
Krejcikova 9 --> 7
Sakkari 18 -->13
Gauff 23 --> 19
Andreescu 7 --> 20
Brady 14 --> 21
Raducanu 150 --> 23
Fernandez 67 --> 28
Azarenka 19 --> 32
Serena 22 --> 41
Martic 32 --> 42
Putinstseva 33 --> 44
Stephens 66 --> 54
Konta 47 --> 66
Cornet 56 --> 71

Thiem wins the 2020 U.S. Open, doesn't play it a year later, and hasn't played for a while... and he only falls 2 places. Injured or not, he should fall further.

Gauff loses in the 2nd round and gains 4 places. Odd... She lost in the 1st round in 2020, and lost in the 3rd round in 2019....

Andreescu finally begins her long-awaited free-fall, despite reaching the 4th round this year. Her points from the U.S. Open win 2 years ago are finally gone. She'll likely lose most of her Indian Wells victory points from 2019, as well, soon, and her ranking will finally be a fairly accurate reflection of her results.

I believe Leylah was 73, not the 67 indicated, going into the U.S. Open. She hadn't done anything in the weeks leading up to the U.S. Open (lost in 1st round of Montreal and Cincinnati), so I don't see how she could have jumped from 73 to 67. Will be inside the top 30... and poised to overtake Andreescu, which I said 2 years ago would happen within 3 years.