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Coco Gauff in action at the US Open where she faces Naomi Osaka.

Post-Asian Swing WTA Power Rankings: Coco Gauff on Top

4. Iga Swiatek

WTA Rank: 2
WTA Race: 2

Swiatek started the Asian swing on a high note by winning the event in Korea, but the Chinese events didn’t go as well for the Polish player. She’s currently experiencing a bit of a dip in her level, which is why she’s at #4 on this list. However, we all know how quickly she can turn things around, even if it doesn’t seem likely in the short term.

5. Jessica Pegula

WTA Rank: 5
WTA Race: 5

Pegula has been traditionally strong in Asia. She didn’t win an event, but she made the final in Wuhan and generally played solid tennis. That should give her fans a lot of confidence that she can finish the season strong and possibly challenge for a title or two. For now, she’s #5 on this list.

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6. Jasmine Paolini

WTA Rank: 8
WTA Race: 8

Jasmine Paolini played solid tennis in China, which is why she’s moved up on this list. The Italian is a steadfast player who rarely delivers a poor performance. Indoors is where she can really do damage, which is why she’s #6 for now.

About Jack Beatnik

I'm a longtime sports fan and writer who spent most of his time writing about tennis. I've been doing this for over 5 years and it's been a blast. I mostly enjoy writing longer pieces which allow me to ruminate on all things tennis. Besides tennis I'm also very interested in basketball and football or as some call it soccer.