The ranking of Monday, October 18 was particularly eagerly awaited. First, because it drew up an inventory of the post-Indian Wells but also because the points of Roland-Garros 2020 were withdrawn. Two top 10 players paid the price: Each Swaitek and Sofia Kenin. The Polish lost all the points of her title and therefore went from 4th place in the world to 11th. Unhappy finalist in 2020, Sofia Kenin also left the top 10. 6 places lost and a 14th place on Monday. If these setbacks are not trivial, other players have paid a high price with much more problematic consequences.
Roland-Garros 2020 – Iga Swiatek the day after his victory
Martina Trevisan and Nadia Podoroska fall into line …
Revelation of Roland-Garros 2020, Nadia Podoroska had delighted the Parisian public. Support by Gabriela Sabatini, Argentina struck a blow by advancing to the semifinals. But here, since, Podoroska couldn’t really confirm. 36th in the world a fortnight ago, it is now 82nd in the world. A ranking that changes everything in a calendar. It nevertheless remains in the cut for theOpen d’Australie, which is not the case with Martina Trevisan.
66th in the world in the last classification, the Transalpine is 112th in the WTA and will therefore normally have to go through the qualifiers for the first Grand Slam of the season. Out of the Parisian qualifications, the Italian had dominated Coco Gauff, Maria Sakkari and Kiki Bertens before folding against the future winner Iga Swiatek. Unable to take a step forward since, Trevisan finds a ranking close to the one it had before its epic of 2020 and will have to fight to get back in the 100. Finally, the most violent fall is for Laura Siegemund. The talented German has lost 66th places and is now 122nd in the world …
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