Current official WTA snapshot · 14 August 2026

The women setting
the pace.

A clear, fan-friendly view of the current world order—ranking points, weekly movement, and the stories inside the numbers.

Chasing No. 1354point gap for Rybakina
Biggest top-50 move+12Liudmila Samsonova
Top-10 nations7across ten players
The cut line4,353points at No. 10

Leaderboard

Explore the top 50

Select a player for a closer look. Movement compares with the previous official ranking week.

50 playersOfficial snapshot · 14 Aug 2026
RankPlayerNationAgeEventsMovePoints
PHI20World rank

Filipina at a career high

Alexandra Eala
holds at World No. 20.

The 21-year-old remains at her career-high position with 2,216 points in the current official WTA table.

—weekly move
2,216ranking points
31events played

The system

How the ranking works

01

A rolling window

Points are calculated across the previous 52 weeks, so results are added while older results eventually drop off.

02

Up to 18 results

A singles ranking is built from a maximum of 18 tournaments, with specific major events included for top players.

03

Progress earns points

The event level and the round a player reaches determine how many ranking points she earns.

Read the official WTA explanation
RCRankings Court

Independent fan-made ranking view. Data retrieved from the current official WTA singles table on 14 August 2026.

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