How does top 10 of WTA rankings look after Canadian Open 2025?

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Published at :August 8, 2025 at 9:12 PM

Modified at :August 8, 2025 at 9:12 PM

How does top 10 of WTA rankings look after Canadian Open 2025?

Victoria Mboko wins the Canadian Open 2025 title.

Victoria Mboko led a stunning campaign in Montreal, becoming just the third Canadian in the Open Era to claim the trophy on home soil. Fittingly, she stormed into the top-30 rankings, reaching a career-high World No. 25 and guaranteeing herself a seed for the all-important US Open.

Finalist Naomi Osaka may not be happy with her performance in the final, but she has performed better overall, allowing her to re-enter the top 25 for the first time in a long time.

The former World No. 1 Japanese sensation is now ranked No. 24, while semi-finalist Clara Tauson has been rewarded for her consistency with a debut in the top 15.

Elena Rybakina let slip yet another golden opportunity to claim a Masters title, falling to Mboko in the semi-finals despite holding match points in both sets. She finishes the tournament at No. 11 and is set to re-enter the top 10 rankings at the start of the Cincinnati Open.

Meanwhile, at the top, the race for the World No. 2 position is heating up, with Iga Swiatek reclaiming the third spot. Coco Gauff currently holds a healthy lead, but could come under pressure from the Pole if Swiatek manages to go the distance in Cincinnati.

The live race is equally compelling, with Swiatek close to securing qualification. The pressure is now entirely on Jasmine Paolini, as Rybakina replaced her in the current top eight. On the other hand, Jessica Pegula and Amanda Anisimova are also searching for consistency on their home turf.

Updated WTA rankings after the Canadian Open 2025-

Aryna Sabalenka – 12225
Coco Gauff – 7789
Iga Swiatek – 6933
Jessica Pegula – 6423
Mirra Andreeva – 4948
Madison Keys – 4579
Qinwen Zheng – 4553
Amanda Anisimova – 4474
Jasmine Paolini – 3586
Emma Navarro – 3475

Updated WTA Live Race after Canadian Open 2025-

Aryna Sabalenka – 7405 (Q)
Iga Swiatek – 6113
Coco Gauff – 4739
Madison Keys – 4330
Mirra Andreeva – 4059
Amanda Anisimova – 3583
Jessica Pegula – 3375
Elena Rybakina – 3131

Note: The first seven players qualify directly, along with a Grand Slam champion not inside the top seven. If multiple Slam winners are outside the top seven, the player with more points on the live race earns the final spot. If all Grand Slam champions are inside the top seven, the eighth player also qualifies.

Who won the 2025 Canadian Open women’s singles title?

Victoria Mboko won the women’s singles title, becoming the third Canadian in the Open Era to lift the trophy on home soil.

How did the Canadian Open affect Naomi Osaka’s ranking?

Naomi Osaka’s runner-up finish in Montreal moved her back into the WTA top-25 for the first time in a while, as she now sits at World No. 24.

Will Elena Rybakina re-enter the WTA top 10?

Yes. Despite losing in the semi-finals, Rybakina’s performance puts her at World No. 11, with a return to the top 10 expected after Cincinnati.

Who is leading the WTA Live Race 2025 after the Canadian Open 2025?

Aryna Sabalenka leads the WTA Live Race with 7,405 points and has already qualified for the year-end championships.

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Aniruddh Seshadri

Aniruddh Seshadri Iyer is a passionate sports journalist at Khel Now, specializing in tennis and Olympic sports. An engineer by training, he found his storytelling passion through iconic Grand Slam and Olympic moments. Known for sharp analysis and insightful coverage, he draws inspiration from Novak Djokovic’s resilience. Outside journalism, he enjoys reading, traveling, and playing the guitar.