The WTA Top 10 Rankings Shaken Up After Australian Open

The first Grand Slam of the year is in the books, and it did not disappoint. The 2025 Australian Open unfolded in historic fashion, with 29-year-old Madison Keys winning her first Major after 15 years on the WTA tour.
While the drama in Melbourne has concluded, the results are still being felt. On Monday, the WTA Rankings saw major changes after the Australian Open. Below is a breakdown of what fans must know about the WTA Rankings as of January 27, 2025.
1. Aryna Sabalenka

Movement: None.
Points: 8,956.
Tournaments Played: 20.
Age: 26.
2. Iga Swiatek

Movement: None.
Points: 8,770.
Tournaments Played: 17.
Age: 23.
3. Coco Gauff

Movement: None.
Points: 6,538.
Tournaments Played: 21.
Age: 20.
4. Jasmine Paolini

Movement: None.
Points: 5,289.
Tournaments Played: 19.
Age: 29.
5. Elena Rybakina

Movement: Up two spots.
Points: 4,893.
Tournaments Played: 19.
Age: 25.
6. Jessica Pegula

Movement: None.
Points: 4,861.
Tournaments Played: 18.
Age: 30.
7. Madison Keys

Movement: Up seven spots.
Points: 4,680.
Tournaments Played: 17.
Age: 29.
8. Qinwen Zheng

Movement: Down three spots.
Points: 4,095.
Tournaments Played: 20.
Age: 22.
9. Emma Navarro

Movement: Down one spot.
Points: 3,709.
Tournaments Played: 25.
Age: 23.
10. Paula Badosa

Movement: Up two spots.
Points: 3,608.
Tournaments Played: 21.
Age: 27.
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