Women's Tennis Ranking 2021- Tennis

Women's Tennis Ranking 2021

Tennis Women's Singles Ranking 2021 (WTA Ranking)
The latest women's tennis rankings in the year 2021 are about. This ranking has been updated by the WTA. This ranking is based on the individual performance of the players.
The most recent WTA Rankings 2021 is a list of players. Australia's Ashleigh Barty is at number 1 in the women's tennis rankings.

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Top 100 List of Women’s Tennis Ranking 2021

RANKING	PLAYER NAME	AGE	COUNTRY	RANKING POINTS
1	Ashleigh Barty	25	Australia	7701
2	Aryna Sabalenka	23	Belarus	6150
3	Barbora Krejcikova	25	Czech Republic	4708
4	Karolina Pliskova	29	Czech Republic	4695
5	Garbine Muguruza	27	Spain	4425
6	Maria Sakkari	25	Greece	3985
7	Ons Jabeur	26	Tunisia	3455
8	Anett Kontaveit	25	Estonia	3416
9	Angelique Kerber	33	Germany	3320
10	Iga Swiatek	20	Poland	3306
11	Paula Badosa	23	Spain	3247
12	Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova	29	Russia	3085
13	Naomi Osaka	23	Japan	3076
14	Elina Svitolina	26	UKraine	3016
15	Sofia Kenin	22	USA	3005
16	Elena Rybakina	22	Kazakhstan	2883
17	Belinda Bencic	24	Switzerland	2740
18	Elise Mertens	25	Belgium	2695
19	Petra Kvitova	31	Czech Republic	2660
20	Jessica Pegula	27	USA	2650
21	Emma Raducanu	18	Great Britain	2627
22	Simona Halep	29	Romania	2586
23	Cori Gauff	17	USA	2550
24	Bianca Andreescu	21	Canada	2378
25	Jennifer Brady	26	USA	2342
26	Leylah Fernandez	19	Canada	2284
27	Victoria Azarenka	32	Belarus	2201
28	Daria Kasatkina	24	Russia	2180
29	Jelena Ostapenko	24	Latvia	2070
30	Danielle Collins	27	USA	2026
31	Veronika Kudermetova	24	Russia	1920
32	Ekaterina Alexandrova	26	Russia	1881
33	Tamara Zidansek	23	Slovenia	1876
34	Karolina Muchova	25	Czech Republic	1866
35	Marketa Vondrousova	22	Czech Republic	1861
36	Camila Giorgi	29	Italy	1758
37	Sara Sorribes Tormo	24	Spain	1645
38	Sorana Cirstea	31	Romania	1629
39	Jil Teichmann	24	Switzerland	1620
40	Liudmila Samsonova	22	Russia	1601
41	Serena Williams	39	USA	1591
42	Shelby Rogers	29	USA	1583
43	Ajla Tomljanovic	28	Australia	1475
44	Yulia Putintseva	26	Kazakhstan	1425
45	Viktorija Golubic	28	Switzerland	1422
46	Clara Tauson	18	Denmark	1421
47	Ann Li	21	USA	1314
48	Tereza Martincova	26	Czech Republic	1226
49	Katerina Siniakova	25	Czech Republic	1220
50	Marta Kostyuk	19	Ukraine	1215
51	Jasmine Paolini	25	Italy	1210
52	Alison Riske	31	USA	1191
53	Petra Martic	30	Croatia	1171
54	Camila Osorio	19	Colombia	1167
55	Madison Keys	26	USA	1158
56	Magda Linette	29	Poland	1147
57	Anhelina Kalinina	24	Ukraine	1135
58	Shuai Zhang	32	China	1106
59	Alize Cornet	31	France	1080
60	Irina-Camelia Begu	31	Romania	1076
61	Alison Van Uytvanck	27	Belgium	1050
62	Arantxa Rus	30	Netherlands	1033
63	Sloane Stephens	28	USA	1032
64	Mayar Sherif	25	Republic Of Egypt	1021
65	Anastasija Sevastova	31	Latvia	1020
66	Nuria Parrizas Diaz	30	Spain	1008
67	Donna Vekic	25	Croatia	1004
68	Ana Konjuh	23	Croatia	998
69	Anastasia Potapova	20	Russia	985
70	Greet Minnen	24	Belgium	985
71	Madison Brengle	31	USA	977
72	Kaia Kanepi	36	Estonia	975
73	Johanna Konta	30	Great Britain	950
74	Heather Watson	29	Great Britain	949
75	Caroline Garcia	27	France	945
76	Andrea Petkovic	34	Germany	919
77	Clara Burel	20	France	902
78	Amanda Anisimova	20	USA	895
79	Qiang Wang	29	China	892
80	Varvara Gracheva	21	Russia	885
81	Rebecca Peterson	26	Sweden	883
82	Maryna Zanevska	28	Belgium	871
83	Anna Karolina Schmiedlova	27	Slovak Republic	867
84	Nadia Podoroska	24	Argentina	862
85	Beatriz Haddad Maia	25	Brazil	859
86	Elena Gabriela Ruse	23	Romania	859
87	Saisai Zheng	27	China	857
88	Aliaksandra Sasnovich	27	Belarus	850
89	Vera Zvonareva	37	Russia	849
90	Lauren Davis	27	USA	845
91	Danka Kovinic	26	Montenegro	840
92	Marie Bouzkova	23	Czech Republic	838
93	Kristina Mladenovic	28	France	825
94	Bernarda Pera	26	USA	820
95	Claire Liu	21	USA	815
96	Su-Wei Hsieh	35	Chinese Taipei	814
97	Oceane Dodin	24	France	808
98	Misaki Doi	30	Japan	806
99	Astra Sharma	26	Australia	806
100	Dayana Yastremska	21	UKraine	798

Last Updated by Nov 27,2021.

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