MOSCOW, June 15. /TASS/. Russia's Mirra Andreeva climbed up a spot in this week's WTA (the Women’s Tennis Association) World Rankings, released earlier on Monday.
The Russian, who is playing under a neutral status at international tournaments, now sits 5th in the WTA Rankings with 5,751 points, although she appeared in no tournaments over the past week. Amanda Anisimova of the United States, who last week lost in the quarterfinals of the 2026 WTA-500 Championships in London, dropped from fifth to sixth, paving the way for Andreeva's rise.
This week’s WTA Top-10 is as follows: 1st Aryna Sabalenka (a Belarusian player competing under a neutral status; 9,090 points); 2nd Elena Rybakina (Kazakhstan; 8,143 points); 3rd Iga Swiatek (Poland; 6,733 points); 4th Jessica Pegula (the United States; 6,056 points); 5th Mirra Andreeva (a Russian player competing under a neutral status; 5,751 points); 6th Amanda Anisimova (the United States; 5,631 points); 7th Coco Gauff (the United States; 4,879 points); 8th Elina Svitolina (Ukraine; 4,315 points); 9th Victoria Mboko (Canada; 3,670 points) and 10th Karolina Muchova (the Czech Republic; 3,388 points).
Andreeva, 19, won the French Open earlier in the month and is a five-time WTA title holder overall. In 2023, the WTA named Andreeva rookie of the year. Playing at the 2024 Summer Olympic Games in Paris, she won a silver medal in women’s doubles paired with Diana Shnaider.
