Jabeur Rises to Career-High No.3

By Chris Oddo | @TheFanChild | Tuesday, June 21, 2022

Tunisian trailblazer Ons Jabeur has cracked the WTA’s High 3.

Jabeur, who received the Berlin title on Sunday, nudges previous Spain’s Paula Badosa to assert her career-high rating. Whereas Iga Swiatek stays at No.1, with Anett Kontaveit at No.2.

See the full WTA rankings table here

Jabeur has put up a 30-9 document in 2022, profitable titles at Madrid and Berlin. She has received 16 of her final 18 matches and can head to Wimbledon as one of many gamers favored to make a deep run, however not till after she performs doubles this week at Eastbourne with Serena Williams.

Serena Williams and Ons Jabeur have lastly united in Eastbourne.

That is Serena’s first on-site follow. pic.twitter.com/DCoISA9gFE

— Tumaini Carayol (@tumcarayol) June 21, 2022

Profession-Excessive 12 for Coco Gauff

18-year-old Coco Gauff was one victory away from reaching the High-10 however the American fell to Ons Jabeur within the semis at Berlin and thus is available in at No.12 – nonetheless a career-high – in Monday’s rankings. Gauff is the second highest-ranked teenager on tour in the intervening time – Nice Britain’s Emma Raducanu is one tick greater at No.11.

Saville Again in High 100!

After making her return from Achilles surgical procedure earlier this season, Australia’s Daria Saville has achieved a formidable rankings milestone.

The previous World No.20 is again contained in the High-100 at 96, an unlimited achievement, on condition that Saville was exterior the highest 600 for a spell in February.

High 100 in 5 months since being again on tour😁 Subsequent cease: Wimby! pic.twitter.com/1qCdeTB36z

— Daria Saville (@Daria_gav) June 16, 2022

Saville reached the spherical of 16 at Indian Wells and the quarterfinals at Miami. At Roland-Garros she ticked on into the third spherical. Final week she certified and reached the spherical of 16 at Berlin.

Andreescu up an different 5

Bianca Andreescu retains nudging her approach again to the highest 50. The Canadian picks up one other 5 spots this week after reaching the spherical of 16 in Berlin to rise to 65. The previous World No.4 was at 121 when she started her comeback from a six-month hiatus in Stuttgart in April.