Ranking history

Week by week

Victoria Mboko’s world ranking and ranking points, week by week. Every week is listed in the table below.

World ranking

19 Oct 2026

No. 16down 1

Ranking points

2,501down 1

Best
No. 9
9 of 34 weeks
Since 5 Jan
+2 places
+344 points
Biggest climb
+3
to No. 13 · 2 Feb
Biggest fall
−5
to No. 17 · 10 Aug

Weekly standings

34 published weeks

WeekRankRank MovePointsPoints Move
19 Oct16−12,501−1
12 Oct15±02,502−19
28 Sep15±02,521±0
21 Sep15−12,521±0
14 Sep14+12,521−10
7 Sep15±02,531±0
31 Aug15±02,531±0
24 Aug15+22,531+1
17 Aug17±02,530±0
10 Aug17−52,530−990
3 Aug12±03,520±0
27 Jul12±03,520±0
20 Jul12±03,520−50
13 Jul12−23,570−100
29 Jun10−13,670±0
22 Junbest9±03,670±0
15 Junbest9±03,670±0
8 Junbest9±03,670−40
25 Maybest9±03,710+315
18 Maybest9±03,395−136
4 Maybest9+13,531±0
20 Apr10±03,531±0
13 Apr10−13,531±0
6 Aprbest9±03,531±0
30 Marbest9±03,531+180
16 Marbest9+13,351+140
2 Mar10±03,211−3
23 Feb10±03,214−32
16 Feb10+33,246+640
9 Feb13±02,606±0
2 Feb13+32,606+159
19 Jan16+12,447+290
12 Jan17+12,157±0
5 Jan18±02,157±0

Before the record begins

Ranking milestones from Victoria Mboko’s curated career timeline — verified historical facts that sit outside the weekly window above.

  • 2025First top-20 ranking — She broke into the WTA top 20 for the first time in August 2025 after reaching the US Open quarterfinal.
  • 2026Career-high World No. 9 — Mboko reached a career-high WTA singles ranking of No. 9 in June 2026, becoming only the second Canadian woman ever to crack the top 10.
Each row is one published standings table — the tour’s own Monday ranking, stored as it was published and never recomputed here. Setlex’s archive begins with its own first weekly publication, so a week before that is absent rather than estimated, and a career high set outside the window is not something this page can see. Points are the tours’ published totals; the score breakdown itemizes how the current one is built.