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Melbourne, Australia-Australian Open Women’s Champion Madison Keys returned to her best career on Monday and joined the other three American women in the Top 10 WTA, while the Janik Sinner male champion kept its significant lead on the top of the ATP list.
Keys won her first Grand Slam title on Saturday with a three placed victory over the highest value of Aryna Sabalenka to move from 14.
Keys will join the colleagues of Americans Coco Gauff (No. 3), Jessica Pegula (No. 6) and Emme Navarro, who in the best 10th women’s place slipped one place no. 9.
Sabalenka, who tried to reach a precious three times the Australian open title, remains at no.
Olympic gold medalist Zheng qinwen abandoned three places on no.
The four men’s rankings remained as they were with Sinner in the 1st place – the place he held since June – led by Alexander Zverev, who defeated the Australian open championships on Sunday on Sunday.
Carlos Alcaraz remains no. 3, as well as Taylor Fritz at no.
Novak Djokovic, who, during the Australian open semifinals, retired with Hamstring injury, increased one place on no. 6 for Casper Ruud.
Tommy Paul is a new face in the Top 10 Male 10, which after his quarterfinals in Melbourne Park achieved the best career no. 9.
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