Olga Danilović and Serbian Tennis: A Shocking Rise and Wild Changes on the WTA Rankings!
Serbian tennis star Olga Danilović just shook the WTA rankings to their core! She jumped five spots to claim the 32nd position — the best ranking of her career. Yes, you read that right, the 32nd best player in the world! This meteoric rise comes after her impressive run to the second round at Wimbledon, boosting her points by 40.
But wait, there’s more! Other Serbian players are causing a stir too. Lola Radivojević skyrocketed 15 places to 147th, while Nina Stojanović climbed up to 58th. Mia Ristić also moved up one spot to 176th. Serbian tennis is clearly on fire!
At the top, Belarusian Arina Sabalenka still reigns supreme with 12,000 points, ahead of American Coco Gauff with 7,000 points. Wimbledon champion Iga Świątek jumped to third place, while American Jessica Pegula slipped to fourth. Russian Mira Andreeva climbed from seventh to fifth, and American Amanda Anisimova, a Wimbledon finalist, surged five spots to seventh.
On the flip side, Italian Jasmine Paolini dropped from fifth to ninth, and Spain’s Paula Badosa slipped one spot to tenth. American Emma Navarro, who was knocked out in the Wimbledon semifinals, fell from tenth to eleventh.
This whirlwind of ranking changes shows just how unpredictable tennis is and how hungry the young guns are to take over. Serbian players aren’t just making noise; they’re sending a loud message — Serbia is a serious contender on the global tennis stage.
Thought tennis was boring? Think again! These shifts and rises are pure drama, and we can’t wait to see who shakes up the tennis world next. What about you? Who’s your pick? Can Olga climb even higher? Or will another Serbian star shine brighter? Drop a comment and let the tennis talk begin!
Why does this matter?
- Olga Danilović is now ranked 32nd, her career best.
- Lola Radivojević jumped 15 spots.
- Nina Stojanović and Mia Ristić also improved their rankings.
- Wimbledon shook up the rankings — Iga Świątek won the title and moved to third.
- Serbian tennis is on the rise, and the competition is fierce.
Tennis isn’t just a game — it’s a battle, a drama, and a spectacle. And Serbia is center stage. Follow along, comment, and don’t miss the next big leap on the WTA list!
