Meanwhile, Alejandro Davidovich Fokina makes his Top 20 debut, and Venus Williams returns to the WTA rankings.

She’ll become the 50th player—and 13th American—to rise to the top spot in WTA doubles rankings history.

And the 24-time Grand Slam champion has spent an all-time record 428 of those weeks at No. 1.

The 22-year-old Frenchwoman has soared from No. 513 to No. 44 on the WTA rankings in just over two months.

A few others came close, but Sabalenka’s the first one since the 23-time Grand Slam champion to hit that number.

Meanwhile, Amanda Anisimova—who reached the first Grand Slam final of her career at Wimbledon—cracks the Top 10.

The 23-year-old Italian was ranked No. 45 just three months ago.

Aryna Sabalenka’s No. 1 ranking is also under no threat.

Meanwhile, Alexander Bublik and American McCartney Kessler clinch seeds for the grass-court major after titles in Halle and Nottingham, and Marin Cilic is back in the Top 100.

It’s the first time there are three Americans inside the Top 10 of the ATP rankings at the same time since 2006.

She’s the second player born in 2002 or later to reach the Top 4 on the WTA rankings, after Coco Gauff.