With Barty's retirement and Svatek's first win in Miami, the Polish girl reached the top of the world. This also inevitably leads to a topic: after Barty retired, it seems to be back to the women's tennis world, compared with now, what changes have changed in the world's top ten compared with now?
At the top of the list was still the undisputed first person of these years, Barty, who also ranked first in history in the number of weeks.
Naomi Osaka was in second place at the time, but the four-time Grand Slam champion's performance over the past year or so can only be said to be unsatisfactory.
Fortunately, after winning the first round in Miami, she brought a long-lost good news: "After the last game, I finally started talking to the psychotherapist, she taught me some skills and methods in this area, and I will try to adjust." 」 ”
The third in line is Ha Mei, although the decline is not much, but it has now reached nineteen.
Fourth at the time was Kenning, who had lost to the French Open final as the previous year's Australian Open champion, giving her another Grand Slam title of her career. However, her drop speed is even faster than Naomi Osaka' and is now a hundred miles away.
In the past, the fifth place was the Ukrainian cabbage Svitolina, who is now ranked twenty-seventh. As a powerful faction in the women's tennis world for many years, she has been criticized for not doing enough in the Grand Slam, although she has gained a lot in other arenas so far, but she has rarely reached the final four in the Grand Slam field.
In sixth place was Andreescu, a Canadian who won both crowns and Grand Slams as soon as he debuted, and was known as the "Rocket Girl" at the time.
However, since winning the US Open in 19 years, her situation has deteriorated, in addition to a glass physique, she has also been affected on the psychological level.
Seventh in the ranking is the Belarusian fierce woman Sabalenka, who is still in sixth place, which is considered to be an improvement. But she's been in pretty bad shape this year, going through a streak of defeats, including a first-round exit in Miami.
Ranking eighth is Serena Williams, who has now reached two hundred places away, which is the biggest decline. Looking back at Serena Serena's recent seasons, it can be described as "losing and retreating", from grand slam runner-up to the final four to a two-round tour, I really don't know how long the stubborn diva can hold out?
In ninth place is Pliskova, which is basically the same as the current ranking. However, the current situation of this player and Sabarenka can be described as a difficult sister, and if she continues to stumble like this, she will soon fall out of the top ten, who used to be in second place.
The last player in the top ten was Dutchman Bertens, who retired at the end of last season at the age of 31.
Looking back at this top ten list, how many impressions do you have? (Source: Tennis House Author: Luo ChengQiye)