Rankings Watch: Jabeur equals career high, Andreescu back in Top 100

Last week, Madrid played host to the fourth WTA 1000 tournament of the season, and both finalists – Ons Jabeur
Pegula advanced to the final in Madrid, her first trip to a 1000-level final (in her 18th try) and came within one win of making her debut in the Top 10. Pegula, 28, climbs to a career-high ranking, moving from No.14 to No.11.
Best of Madrid
- Champions Corner: With an assist from her 'animal friends,' Jabeur comes up big in Madrid
- Champions Corner: How Dabrowski and Olmos ran through the Madrid field
- Jabeur outlasts Pegula to win first WTA 1000 title in Madrid
- Dabrowski, Olmos capture Madrid doubles title
Semifinal run leads to ranking boost for Alexandrova
Last week in Madrid, Ekaterina Alexandrova
Alexandrova earned 420 ranking points and climbs 14 spots, moving from No.45 to No.31.
Andreescu returns to Top 100
After playing in her first two tournaments of the 2022 season, Bianca Andreescu
WTA 125 title pushes Haddad Maia to a career-high
Brazil’s Beatriz Haddad Maia
Haddad Maia wins biggest career title at WTA 125 Saint-Malo
First German Top 100 debut in seven years
After winning an ITF Circuit title in Zagreb, Croatia, earlier this month, Germany’s Jule Niemeier
Other notable rankings movements
--Leylah Fernadez, who advanced to the second round in Madrid with a win over Andrea Petkovic, reaches a career-high of No.18 this week, moving up two spots.
--Madrid doubles champion Giuliana Olmos won her first title of 2022 and climbs nine spots to reach a career-high doubles ranking of No.11. Her partner, Gabriela Dabrowski, moves up one spot to No.8.
--After losing in the second round of qualifying in Madrid, Danka Kovinic went on to win an ITF Circuit title in Wiesbaden, Germany. Between the two events, Kovinic earned 160 ranking points and climbs 23 spots, from No.114 to No.91, the biggest jump among the Top 100 this week.