How the WTA top 10 now looks after the US Open final with Amanda Anisimova and Jessica Pegula’s new rankings revealed

The US Open women’s singles champion has been confirmed, with WTA number one Aryna Sabalenka defending her title.

Sabalenka was composed against Amanda Anisimova, who she defeated 6-3, 7-6(7-3) at Arthur Ashe Stadium in New York.

The top-seeded WTA star also won the US Open in 2024, with two of her four Grand Slam titles having now arrived at Flushing Meadows.

Sabalenka defeated Jessica Pegula this time last year, and has once more played the role of the villain against another American.

Anisimova thanked the US Open fans after her run came to a heartbreaking end, with her search for a maiden Grand Slam title now continuing.

Photo by Elsa/Getty ImagesThe new WTA top 10 as Aryna Sabalenka beats Amanda Anisimova in the US Open final

US Open runner-up Anisimova is, however, set to receive a significant rankings boost following her run to the final.

Champion Sabalenka will retain her number one spot in the WTA rankings, with Iga Swiatek and Coco Gauff remaining in second and third respectively.

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But Anisimova is set to climb five spots from ninth to fourth, breaking the WTA top five for the first time in her career.

Mirra Andreeva and Madison Keys are also non-movers in fifth and sixth respectively, but Pegula will drop three places to seventh.

Jasmine Paolini is set to remain eighth, while Qinwen Zheng drops two places to ninth and Elena Rybakina stays in 10th.

Rank Change Player Points 1 – Aryna Sabalenka 11,225 2 – Iga Swiatek 7,933 3 – Coco Gauff 7,874 4 +5 Amanda Anisimova 5,159 5 – Mirra Andreeva 4,793 6 – Madison Keys 4,579 7 -3 Jessica Pegula 4,383 8 – Jasmine Paolini 4,006 9 -2 Qinwen Zheng 4,003 10 – Elena Rybakina 3,833

WTA top 10How the Race to the WTA Finals top 10 looks after the US Open

The 2025 WTA Grand Slam season has now reached its conclusion, with four different champions emerging.

Keys kicked off the campaign by winning the Australian Open, with her fellow American Gauff then lifting the French Open trophy.

Swiatek then emerged victorious at Wimbledon, with Sabalenka joining her fellow WTA champions with her success in New York.

There is, however, the significant matter of the WTA Finals still to come, which takes place in Riyadh in November.

Rank Change Player Points 1 – Aryna Sabalenka 9,610 2 – Iga Swiatek 7,533 3 – Coco Gauff 5,184 4 +2 Amanda Anisimova 4,908 5 -1 Madison Keys 4,450 6 +2 Jessica Pegula 4,209 7 -2 Mirra Andreeva 4,189 8 -1 Elena Rybakina 3,751 9 – Jasmine Paolini 3,526 10 – Ekaterina Alexandrova 2,871

WTA Race to the Finals top 10

The top eight players in the WTA Race to the Finals will qualify for the event, with the rankings set for an update following the conclusion of the US Open.

Sabalenka is again in top spot, with the Belarusian having already secured qualification along with Swiatek.