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Ranking Reaction: Holger Rune reaches new high of No. 8, Sara Errani returns to Top 100
And looking ahead, Iga Swiatek is defending 2,000 points in Indian Wells and Miami—can anybody catch her at No. 1?
Published Mar 06, 2023
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Rune, who was a No. 86-ranked qualifier at Indian Wells a year ago, will be one of the Top 8 seeds at the Masters 1000 event this year.
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Swiatek rose to No. 1 after sweeping Indian Wells and Miami last year. And no matter what happens at the two WTA 1000 events this year, she's going to keep her top ranking.
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