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Best 18 results over a rolling 52 weeks, published each Monday — this is the table. A window that rolls is a window that empties, so every row carries what it has to defend as well as what it has won.

Read from the tour feed on , which is where the defence horizons below are measured from · published .

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World No. 1 · WTA

🇧🇾Aryna Sabalenka8,670 points · +354 clear of Rybakina

3,685 of those points leave the window by 11 Nov. Rybakina loses 2,910.

Replace none of it and the lead becomes a 421-point deficit: Rybakina takes No. 1 on the arithmetic alone. Both are held at today’s totals, which is what makes it arithmetic rather than a prediction.

At stake by 11 Nov

Tightest gapLinda Noskova32 behind No. 7Karolína Muchová is a single result awayFirst to moveIga Świątek−1,000 in a weekCincinnati Open expires — 4 places, behind AndreevaWhere it breaksJessica Pegula1,636 behind No. 2The widest step in the top 10 — a tier of its ownMost to defendAryna Sabalenka3,685 expiringMore on the line than anyone else in the top 10

The top 100

Bars are each player’s share of the No. 1 total. Gap is points behind the row above. Defends is the biggest result leaving the 52-week window by 11 Nov.

RankPlayerPoints
  1. No. 1🇧🇾Aryna Sabalenka8,670 points2,000 defends · U.S. Open
  2. No. 2🇰🇿Elena Rybakina8,316 points−354 to the row above1,500 defends · WTA Finals
  3. No. 3🇺🇸Jessica Pegula6,680 points−1,636 to the row above780 defends · U.S. Open
  4. No. 4🇺🇸Coco Gauff5,919 points−761 to the row above1,000 defends · Wuhan Open
  5. No. 5🇵🇱Iga Świątek5,419 points−500 to the row above1,000 defends · Cincinnati Open
  6. No. 6🇷🇺Mirra Andreeva5,323 points−96 to the row above130 defends · U.S. Open
  7. No. 7🇨🇿Karolína Muchová5,048 points−275 to the row above430 defends · U.S. Open
  8. No. 8🇨🇿Linda Noskova5,016 points−32 to the row above650 defends · China Open
  9. No. 9🇺🇦Elina Svitolina4,634 points−382 to the row above35 defends · Cincinnati Open
  10. No. 10🇺🇸Amanda Anisimova4,353 points−281 to the row above1,300 defends · U.S. Open
  11. No. 11🇺🇦Marta Kostyuk3,830 points−523 to the row above240 defends · U.S. Open
  12. No. 12🇨🇭Belinda Bencic2,995 points−835 to the row above120 defends · China Open
  13. No. 13🇯🇵Naomi Osaka2,846 points−149 to the row above780 defends · U.S. Open
  14. No. 14🇷🇺Diana Shnaider2,798 points−48 to the row above195 defends · Ningbo Open
  15. No. 15🇮🇹Jasmine Paolini2,773 points−25 to the row above650 defends · Cincinnati Open
  16. No. 16🇺🇸Iva Jovic2,691 points−82 to the row above120 defends · Wuhan Open
  17. No. 17🇨🇦Victoria Mboko2,530 points−161 to the row above250 defends · Hong Kong Tennis Open
  18. No. 18🇷🇺Ekaterina Alexandrova2,506 points−24 to the row above325 defends · Ningbo Open
  19. No. 19🇷🇴Sorana Cirstea2,502 points−4 to the row above120 defends · Cincinnati Open
  20. No. 20🇵🇭Alexandra Eala2,216 points−286 to the row above70 defends · U.S. Open
  21. No. 21🇷🇺Anna Kalinskaya2,083 points−133 to the row above215 defends · Cincinnati Open
  22. No. 22🇧🇪Elise Mertens2,003 points−80 to the row above130 defends · U.S. Open
  23. No. 23🇵🇱Maja Chwalinska1,984 points−19 to the row above
  24. No. 24🇺🇸Madison Keys1,814 points−170 to the row above120 defends · Cincinnati Open
  25. No. 25🇷🇺Anastasia Potapova1,781 points−33 to the row above120 defends · China Open
Rows 1–25 of 100 tracked WTA players

Points to defend are the counting results that leave the 52-week window over the next 13 weeks, measured from each player’s latest snapshot. Where a result expires its best-18 slot reopens, so a total falls by less than the departing block wherever a player has a reserve result to promote — the figures here are net of that. Every forward-looking figure holds all other players at today’s totals: it is what a result is worth, not a forecast of the table. Week-over-week movement is not shown because we hold one ranking per player, not a weekly series.

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