Report on the WTA ranking – from 17 February 2025 – Open Court

February 17, 2025

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Amanda Anisimov is a big winner after last year’s WTA tournaments.

Former no. 21, innocent, went through the top field to the WTA 1000 in Doha and jumps to the top 20 in his career for the first time in his career.

After addressing the tragic death of his father and a long -time coach at a very young age, and after it has become a mental break to align things again, it is an impressive return.

IgA Swiak remains in the ranking 2nd place. But the abandonment of more than 600 points is shifted from the heels to the heel of the Aryna Sabalenka to be fair.

Especially with the rise of Anisim, six American women are now in the Top 20: Gauff, Pegula, Keys, Navarro, Collins and Anisim.

(First round of opponents in Dubai in brackets)

Amanda Anisimova (USA): no. 39 =====> no. 18 (WTA 1000 victory will make miracles for your rating because Anisim almost doubles 1,316 points that came within a week. A year ago she was out of the 200 best after she was on 442 just before 2024 Australian Open)(McCartney Kessler)

Ekaterina Alexandrova (RUS): No. 26 =======================================================uff ========================================= (Another good week for Alexandra that backed up his title Linz with a semi -final effort and is back near Top 20)(Veronika Kudermetova).

Jelena Ostapenko (Lat): No. 37 ======================================================= ===================================================================================uff 26 (Ostapenko looked unrivaled in Thrashing Iga Swiak and really all week in Doha – until she came across Anisim’s. Still, nice step)(Q) Moyouka Uchagimi).

Sofia Kenin (USA): no. 73 =====> (Kenin last week and Dubai got wild cards to Doha. She made a third round in Doha)(Def (16) Donnavekic 1r).

Caroline Garcia (FRA): no. 76 ======================================================= ===================================================================================uff ===================================================================================uff ===================================================================================uff ===================================================================================uff =================================================================uff (Garcia, also the recipient of wild cards at both events, also made a third round in Doha)(Loss on Vondrous’s Market 1r).

**Parks and Garcia after the Lyon final two years ago, the parks won. Both of them had an increase in rankings this week and both are in the main draw of Dubai, fighting to get back to their best level.**

Alycia Parks (USA): No. 90 ============> No. 74 (Maddenly inconsistent parks qualified and reached the third round in Doha. She qualified this week in Dubai)(Def Wang Xinyu 1r).

Emiliana Arango (col): No. 169 =========> No. 133 (The biggest victory in the career of 24-year-old Colombian, only its second WTA final).

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Carson Branstine (CAN): No. 272 ============> No. 207 (Qualification was slammed in Cancun, so after one Win Brandina match, 24 years, she started working on the main draw. In her career she won only one match above ITF, but in Canuchne won only one match above ITF, but won four in a row In Canuchna.

Andreeva Mirror (RUS) (No. 14)
Amanda Asinhiva’s (USA) (No. 18)
Rebecca Sramkova (SVK) (No. 42)
Sonay Kartal (GBR) (No 80)
Eva Lys (GE) (No. 87)
Francesca Jones (GBR) (No. 136)
Carson Branstine (Can) (No. 207)
Clervie ngounoue (USA) (No. 253)

Leylah Fernandez (CAN): no. 27 ===================================================== ===================================================================================uff ===================================================================================uff ============================================================= (Fernandez in the third round after a quarter -finals a year ago in Doha bowed and defeated Zheng Qinwen and Paul Bados and then lost to Elena Rybakina. He has a second round of points to defend in Dubai)(Loss for Elise Mertens 1r).

Victoria Azarenka (BLR): no. 30 =======================================================================================================uff ======================================================= (Azarenka lost in the first round in Doha, after she did the quarterfinals last year. Her season 2025, at the age of 35, seems to be a little Adrift)(Anhelina Kalinina).

Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova (Rus): No. 25 ================================================================ ================================================================================ (Pavlyuchenkova did not play Doho this year after Semis was submitted a year ago. This week is in Dubai “Home”)(Read Liudmilla Samonova 1r).

Market Vondrousova (CZE): No. 34 ======================================================== =========================================================================uff (Vondrousova made the third round in Doha a year ago, but in the first round this year was angry with Elina Svitolina)(DEF (WC) Caroline Garcia 1r).

Naomi Osaka (JPN): no. 44 ================================================================= ===================================================================================uff ===================================================================================uff ==============================================================================================================================================================lf (Osaka is Mia from Australia with a problem with her belly. She did not play Doha, where she made a quarterfinal last year and is also not in Dubai)(Do not play).

Sorana Ciestea (Rou): No. 79 ===========> No. 89 (10) Daria Kasatkina)

Erika Andreev (RUS): no. 81 ===================================================== ===================================================================================uff ===================================================================================uff == (A year ago Andreeva qualified and won the round in Doha. This year she lost in the last round of the qualification).

Karolina Pliskova (June): No. 69 =======================================================uff ==========================================================================uff (After surgery, Pliskova last year she made a semi -final in Doha and couldn’t defend these points. She didn’t play from the US Open and did not play out of the 100 for the first time since February 2013.).

Lesia Tsurenko (UKR): no. 67 ======================================================= ===================================================================================uff ===================================================================================uff = 186 (35-year-old Tsurenko always dropped out of sight regularly and watched her ranking 2025.