Zheng Qinwen is back in the top five in the world, and this week's Queen's Cup is expected to break through the best!

For the Chinese tennis world, there has been a lot of good news recently. On the men's side, Wu won six straight matches from the qualifying round of the 2025 Taylor 75K Tournament to meet another Chinese man, Zhou Yi, in the final, where he defeated his compatriots 6-4 3-6 6-3 to win his first title since his comeback. After scoring 79 points, Wu Yixuan's world ranking rose 121 places to 280th, and the runner-up Zhou Yi's world ranking also increased significantly to 297th.

At present, there are still 47 points away from the US Open men's singles qualifying threshold - Wu Yixuan, and Zhou Yi is still 123 points away, and the two are still quite promising.

On the women's side, the new WTA world rankings have been released, and the two players who reached the final of the French Open, Sabalenka and Gauff, continue to be in the top two, of which Sabalenka's points have reached 11,553 points, which is a fault lead.

The new French Open women's singles champion Gauff is second with 8,083 points, and the biggest change in the world's top 10 rankings is Swiatek, and the Polish star who missed the French Open has fallen to seventh in the world rankings.

After Gauff, Pegula is third in the world with 6,483 points, Italy's Paulini is fourth with 4,805 points, and China's Zheng Qinwen has moved up from seventh to fifth in the world rankings, tying her career-high rankings. In the just-concluded French Open, Zheng Qinwen reached the quarterfinals in one fell swoop, refreshing his best record at the French Open.

With Pegula withdrawing from the Queen's Cup this week, Zheng Qinwen will be the tournament's top seed and will enjoy a bye in the first round, followed by Raducanu/Kryjcikova, Navarro/Anisimova and Rybakina/Case.

It is worth mentioning that if Zheng Qinwen can win two games in this year's Queen's Cup, then she could surpass Paulini to move to fourth place in the world, and she is currently separated by less than 200 points.

"Grass is a very peculiar type of pitch and my goal in the Queen's Cup is to push my limits." Looking ahead to the upcoming Queen's Cup schedule, Zheng Qinwen said.

Among the other golden flowers, Wang Xinyu ranked 48th as the second sister of Jinhua, followed by Yuan Yue at 84th, Wang Yafan at 127th, Zhang Shuai at 132nd, Wei Sijia at 134th, Gao Xinyu at 161st and Wang Xiyu at 163rd.

I look forward to the Chinese players being able to score more points in the new grass court season and refresh their best world rankings!(Source: Tennis House Author: Barbie)