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Ranking Reaction: Ons Jabeur kicks off milestone 100th career week in the Top 10
Also, three Americans—Emma Navarro, Sofia Kenin and Ashlyn Krueger—are on the rise after some big-time runs.
Published Sep 18, 2023
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Over the last year and a half, Jabeur has won her three biggest titles—a WTA 1000 and two WTA 500s—and reached three of the last six Grand Slam finals.
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The last two players standing in San Diego—Krejcikova and Kenin—make big moves up the rankings.
© 2023 Robert Prange