Emma Raducanu's 'really sad' admission says it all as rankings updated
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www.express.co.ukHere’s the latest I can share based on recent reports up to mid-2025. Emma Raducanu’s ranking has fluctuated as she returned to action on the WTA Tour, with her position moving into the low-30s range at times and British No.1 status often changing as results come in.
Key points:
- She has been climbing back toward the top 30 after strong showings in North American hard-court events and a competitive US Open campaign in 2024/2025. This included notable jumps in the WTA rankings at various points in 2025, placing her roughly in the 30s to low-40s range [source summaries indicate climbs into the 30s around mid-2025].[2][3]
- Her status as British No.1 has been reiterated in some reports when she performs well, but that can depend on how other British players, like Katie Boulter, are competing in the same period.[4][2]
- For the most current, precise ranking right now, checking the official WTA ranking page or the LTA player profile will give the exact number and date, since rankings update weekly and can shift with every tournament result.[7]
Would you like me to pull the latest official ranking now and provide the exact number and date, plus a quick note on recent results that influenced it? I can also show a brief timeline of her ranking changes over 2024–2025 if that helps.