Tennis: Putintseva advances to WTA TOP-100 first time
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Kazakhstan tennis professional Yuliya Putintseva has made it into the TOP-100 of the best female tennis professionals of the WTA (Women Tennis Association) ranking for the first time in her career, official WTA website reports.
She is ranked 99th in the updated ranking. She was ranked 101st one week ago. The best Kazakhstan tennis professional Yaroslava Shvedova lost three lines and is ranked 32nd at present. One more Kazakhstan tennis professional Kseniya Pervak is in the 72nd place and this is one line lower than the place she held in the previous version of the ranking.
There were no changes in the top three of the ranking. Belarus’s Viktoria Azarenka is the leader of the list, American Serena Williams and Russia’s Maria Sharapova follow her.
WTA ranking as for February 4, 2013 (numbers in brackets stand for the previous position in the rating):
1 (1). Victoria Azarenka (Belarus) - 10325;
2 (2). Serena Williams (USA) - 9970;
3 (3). Maria Sharapova (Russia) - 9545;
4 (4). Agnieszka Radwanska (Poland) - 7750;
5 (5). Li Na (China) - 6255;
6 (6). Angelique Kerber (Germany) - 5695;
7 (7). Sara Errani (Italy) - 4795;
8 (8). Petra Kvitova (Czech Republic) - 4285;
9 (9). Samantha Stosur (Australia) - 4230 ;
10 (10). Marion Bartoli (France) - 3740;
32 (29). Yaroslava Shvedova (Kazakhstan) - 1582;
73 (72). Kseniya Pervak (Kazakhstan) - 886;
99 (101). Yuliya Putintseva (Kazakhstan) - 698;
109 (107). Galina Voskoboyeva (Kazakhstan) - 641;
115 (103). Sesil Karatantcheva (Kazakhstan) - 609;
254 (258). Zarina Diyas (Kazakhstan) - 207;
338 (336). Anna Danilina (Kazakhstan) - 128;
She is ranked 99th in the updated ranking. She was ranked 101st one week ago. The best Kazakhstan tennis professional Yaroslava Shvedova lost three lines and is ranked 32nd at present. One more Kazakhstan tennis professional Kseniya Pervak is in the 72nd place and this is one line lower than the place she held in the previous version of the ranking.
There were no changes in the top three of the ranking. Belarus’s Viktoria Azarenka is the leader of the list, American Serena Williams and Russia’s Maria Sharapova follow her.
WTA ranking as for February 4, 2013 (numbers in brackets stand for the previous position in the rating):
1 (1). Victoria Azarenka (Belarus) - 10325;
2 (2). Serena Williams (USA) - 9970;
3 (3). Maria Sharapova (Russia) - 9545;
4 (4). Agnieszka Radwanska (Poland) - 7750;
5 (5). Li Na (China) - 6255;
6 (6). Angelique Kerber (Germany) - 5695;
7 (7). Sara Errani (Italy) - 4795;
8 (8). Petra Kvitova (Czech Republic) - 4285;
9 (9). Samantha Stosur (Australia) - 4230 ;
10 (10). Marion Bartoli (France) - 3740;
32 (29). Yaroslava Shvedova (Kazakhstan) - 1582;
73 (72). Kseniya Pervak (Kazakhstan) - 886;
99 (101). Yuliya Putintseva (Kazakhstan) - 698;
109 (107). Galina Voskoboyeva (Kazakhstan) - 641;
115 (103). Sesil Karatantcheva (Kazakhstan) - 609;
254 (258). Zarina Diyas (Kazakhstan) - 207;
338 (336). Anna Danilina (Kazakhstan) - 128;
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