The American is the first 15-year-old in the Top 50 in nearly 15 years.
Even when she doesn’t play, Coco Gauff makes magic. The 15-year-old American jumped two spots in the WTA rankings on Monday and sits at No.49 in the world today, meaning that she has become the first 15-year-old to crack the WTA’s Top 50 since August of 2005.
Congrats to Coco Gauff, who makes her Top 50 debut today (first 15-year-old in Top 50 since 2005).
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Bianca Andreescu moved to her previous career-high ranking despite not being in action last week. The Canadian hops up to No.4 in the world.
Kazakhstan’s Elena Rybakina, who fell to Simona Halep in Saturday’s Dubai final, also cracks a career-high ranking. The 20-year-old comes in at No.17 this week.
American Jennifer Brady jumps seven spots to reach a career-high of 45 in the rankings. The 24-year-old qualified for Dubai last week and racked up three Top 20 wins en route to the semis.
