Tennis There are little shifts to note in the new world of the vrouwentennis. Just before the start of the prestigious tournament of Indian Wells remains the Japanese Naomi Osaka number 1 for the Romanian Simona Halep and Czech Petra Kvitova. Elise Mertens keeps the sixteenth place in the unchanged top twenty.
The Chinese Yafan Wang won last week in Acapulco is the only WTA tournament on the calendar. She sees her victory in Mexico translated into sixteen places of profit. Wang lands on the 49th place. The American Sofia Kenin, losing finalist, rises two positions to number 33.
The Swiss Viktorija Golubic, who 125K (Challenger) in Indian Wells, won the top hundred on position 82 (+21).
Alison Van Uytvanck continues to 51st, five places higher than Kirsten Flipkens (-1). Yanina Wickmayer, in the second round of Indian Wells and lost, drops six places to number 133. Ysaline Bonaventure, as a qualifier in the first round of the main table gewipt, 144e (+2).
Roger Federer is the world’s number four hundredth of the tournament
Roger Federer rises from the seventh to the fourth place in the ATP ranking. The Swiss tennis legend won Saturday for the eighth time the title in Dubai and finished so its hundredth ATP title. Federer should only the Serb Novak Djokovic, who first remains, the Spaniard Rafael Nadal and the German Alexander Zverev for themselves.
The Greek Stefanos Tsitsipas, losing finalist in Dubai, on his twentieth for the first time in the top ten. He throws over the Croatian Marin Cilic (11th, -1).
Nick Kyrgios wins his tournament victory in Acapulco 39 places. The Australian enfant terrible, who in the final Zverev defeated, lands on the 33rd place. He stated a position higher than the Argentinian Guido Pella, who is in Sao Paulo his first ATP tournament won (34th, +14).
David Goffin was last week not in action. He retains his 21st place. The following four Belgians on the ranking books all profit. Ruben Bemelmans is the 145th (+3), Arthur De Greef 183e (+5), Kimmer Coppejans 196e (+2) and Steve Darcis 250e (+33).
