Who / What
The WTA rankings are the ratings defined by the Women's Tennis Association for its players. These rankings were introduced in November 1975 and are calculated by a computer nicknamed "Medusa".
Background & History
The WTA rankings were established by the Women's Tennis Association and were introduced in November 1975. The computer used to calculate these rankings is nicknamed "Medusa". This system defines the ratings for the players within the association.
Why Notable
These rankings represent the official ratings of players in women's tennis as defined by the Women's Tennis Association. They serve as a benchmark for player performance and standing in the sport.
In the News
The WTA rankings continue to be the official measure of player standings within the Women's Tennis Association. They remain relevant for tracking the performance of female tennis players.
