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Who is No. 1?

Elena Rybakina is the world No. 1 in women's tennis, with 9,196 points.

As of October 19, 2026.

The WTA list: top 20

The WTA singles top 20, as of October 19, 2026.
RankPlayerPointsCountry
1Elena Rybakina9,196Kazakhstan
2Aryna Sabalenka7,550Neutral
3Mirra Andreeva6,306Neutral
4Jessica Pegula6,265United States
5Coco Gauff5,974United States
6Elina Svitolina5,229Ukraine
7Karolína Muchová4,833Czechia
8Linda Nosková4,678Czechia
9Iga Świątek4,389Poland
10Marta Kostyuk3,920Ukraine
11Maja Chwalińska3,031Poland
12Iva Jovic2,931United States
13Diana Shnaider2,663Neutral
14Belinda Bencic2,662Switzerland
15Elise Mertens2,540Belgium
16Victoria Mboko2,501Canada
17Sorana Cîrstea2,380Romania
18Amanda Anisimova2,363United States
19Naomi Osaka2,297Japan
20Alexandra Eala2,241Philippines

Neutral means the player has no country flag on the tour. Russian and Belarusian players play this way.

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Who is the world No. 1 in women's tennis?

Elena Rybakina is No. 1 with 9,196 points, as of October 19, 2026.

Who is in the WTA top 3?

Elena Rybakina is No. 1, Aryna Sabalenka is No. 2 and Mirra Andreeva is No. 3, as of October 19, 2026.

What is the WTA list?

It is the official ranking of players in women's tennis. WTA stands for the Women's Tennis Association. A higher rank gets a player into bigger events and easier early matches.

How do WTA rankings work?

Players earn points by winning matches at tournaments, and the biggest events pay the most. The count covers the past 52 weeks, so a player has to keep winning to stay near the top.

How often do the WTA rankings change?

They change on Mondays, or when a two-week tournament ends. We check for a new version about twice a day and show the date on this page.

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