Wimbledon and Amanda Anisimova are in the top ten in Iga Sotek 3. Paradise Sinar is still no 1

London-IGA Sweetch’s Wimbledon Championship has shifted him at number 3 in the WAA rankings, and Amanda Anisimover’s runner-up finish allowed American to enter the top ten for the first time.

A year ago, Anisimova was in the 189th place and was not automatically able to take the field to the All England Club. So he tried to qualify but lost. This year, Anisimova got seeds in Wimbledon and made it all the way to the final Grand Slam final, before defeating Aryana Sabalenka at number 1 in the semifinals before losing 6-6, 6-6.

“আমি এটি তাকান, এবং আমি মত, ‘ওহ, বাহ!’ It’s kind sides,” Anisimova said.

He has climbed from number 12.

“I mean, it’s a great special and a supernatural feeling in the top ten,” said Annisimova. “If I thought myself last year, if someone tells me that I will break the top ten right now, I don’t know, it would be a surprise for me to consider where I was last summer.”

In most cases of the last three seasons, Sweetch was number one but one year did not reach the final of the tournament. Wimbledon made the final in the Grass-Court Tournament before pushing him at number five and now he is higher after collecting his sixth Major Trophy.

Sabalenka is at the top of the women’s rankings, then the French Open Champion Coco Gauf, who lost the first round in Wimbledon.

Laura Siegemund got up in the quarter -finals from 104th to 54th – 50 spots jumped for the largest improvement.

The biggest decline was Wimbledon champion Barbora Crazikova by 2021, who bowed to the third round. From the number to No.1, the number 622 was slide.

Janic Cinear was ranked number first on ATP and fourth in the Grand Slam tournament after his first Wimbledon title. The two -time defending champion Carlos Alkaraj, who lost in the final, kept his second ranking.

In the Grand Slam quarter-finals, Flavo Cobolie’s debut-he lost to Novak Djokovic-21-year-old Italian for the first time, at number 25, from number 25.

Ben Shelton has risen to number 9 to achieve one place and Andre Rubelv has risen to number four.