On April 25, Beijing time, the WTA officially released the latest edition of the world rankings. Last week's WTA Tour had two races in Stuttgart and Istanbul, and since the two races were not high in points, the ranking situation did not change much this week.
Svatek, which won the championship in Stuttgart, continued to be the world number one this week. Swatak has won an astonishing four consecutive titles in the last four races, and her winning streak has accumulated to 23. Svatek's lead this week was more than 2,000 points, and almost no one could shake her back-to-ball throne in the short term.
Spain's Bardoza, who reached the final four in Stuttgart, rose one place in the rankings this week to no. 2 in the world, setting a new career high for Bardoza. Klečnikova, who was overtaken by Badosa, slipped one place to no. 3 in the world, and Sabalenka, who reached the final in Stuttgart, went on to be 4th this week.
Radukanu, who made his career clay debut last week, reached the quarter-finals at Stuttgart. Rising one place in the rankings this week, from 12th in the world to 11th, Radukanu set a new career high, and she is only about 200 points away from the top ten.
China's Jinhua rankings have not changed much this week, Zhang Shuai ranks 40th in the world is still Jinhua's sister, and the top 100 are Zheng Qinwen, Wang Xinyu and Wang Qiang, who have all fallen 2 places in this week's rankings, ranking 72nd, 85th and 98th respectively. Zhu Lin ranked 106th, Wang Xiyu rose 4 places to 123rd, and Yuan Yue rose 1 place to rank 142nd.