Wta announces the latest world rankings.

Wta announced the latest world rankings as follows:

The ranking of the top 30 players in the world has not changed, and the top 10 players are still Svatek, Sabalenka, Jabbar, Pegula, Garcia, Goff, Sakali, Kasakina, Bencic and Lebogina.

Former US Open champion Andrew Lescu reached the semi-final in Hua Hin Station. After scoring 1 10, her ranking rose five places to 37th in the world. Noskova, who reached the quarterfinals in Lyon, rose from the 56th place in the world to the 50th place this week, setting a new personal high.

Parks, who won the championship in Lyon, soared 28 places this week, rising from 79th in the world to 5 1, refreshing his career ranking. Zaniewska, who entered the semi-final in Lyon, rose 17 this week to 76th place. Tesurenka, who won the runner-up in Hua Hin Station, rose 36 places this week to 100 in the world, and she also became the player with the biggest increase in TOP 100.

China Jinhua Zhu Lin won the first championship of her personal professional tour in Hua Hin. This week, her ranking rose from 54 to 4 1, and she entered the top 50 for the first time in her career, setting a personal high.

Xinyu, another flower king, rose from 865,438+0 to the 69th place in the world this week with her performance as one of the top four in Huaxin Station. The rankings of other China Jinhua players have not changed much. Zhang Shuai of Jinhua still ranked 23rd, and Zheng ranked 29th this week, dropping three places and ranking 62nd.

WTA organization settings:

The headquarters of the Tourism Organization is located in Stamford, southwest Connecticut, USA. The organization also has a European headquarters office in London. WTA is managed by the chairman and the board of directors. Most of them are active participants, while others are business consultants. The Council provides advice to the women's tennis professional association, which is the core institution of the whole tennis sport.

Like men's tennis, WTA's main responsibility is to take care of all the players' problems. Players have their own agents in the Women's Tennis Association, and the Women's Professional Tennis Association decides all the rules of the whole tour and sponsors some exhibition games so that players can participate in some such games without worrying about conflicts with real professional leagues.