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Australian Open 2018 - rozstawienie (na dziś):

1 Halep Simona ROU
2 Muguruza Garbine ESP
3 Wozniacki Caroline DEN
4 Pliskova Karolina CZE
5 Williams Venus USA
6 Svitolina Elina UKR
7 Ostapienko Jelena LAT
8 Garcia Caroline FRA
9 Konta Johanna GBR
10 Vandeweghe Coco USA
11 Mladenovic Kristina FRA
12 Stephens Sloane USA
13 Goerges Julia GER
14 Pawluczenkova Anastasia RUS
15 Sevastowa Anastasija LAT
16 Barty Ashleigh AUS
17 Wiesnina Jelena RUS
18 Keys Madison USA
19 Rybarikova Magdalena SVK
20 Kerber Angelique GER
21 Williams Serena USA
22 Strycova Barbora CZE
23 Kasatkina Daria RUS
24 Gawriłowa Daria AUS
25 Cibulkova Dominika SVK
26 Peng Shuai CHN
27 Radwańska Agnieszka POL
28 Kvitova Petra CZE
29 Safarova Lucie CZE
30 Bertens Kiki NED
31 Lucic-Baroni Mirjana CRO
32 Makarova Jekaterina RUS

1. Simona Halep

After two quarterfinals in ’14 and ’15, Halep hasn’t made it past the first round in two years. Which Simona will we see this year?

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2. Garbine Muguruza

At 24-years-old, the 2017 WTA Player of the Year already has Grand Slam pedigree. It’s just a matter of time before she puts it all together in Melbourne.

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3. Caroline Wozniacki

With a Grand Slam, Wozniacki can elevate her legacy into the same group as Sharapova, Kerber and Azarenka. Right now she’s a notch below.

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4. Karolina Pliskova

Tough end to the year muddied an otherwise great season. QF, SF, 2R, QF at majors speaks to KP's incredible consistency on the big stage.

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5. Venus Williams

It's hard to believe Venus has never won the Australian Open. Seems to have the wood over all the top women not named Serena.

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6. Elina Svitolina

Historically, Svitolina has found things tough in Australia. But that won’t last - the Ukrainian is too good.

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7. Jelena Ostapenko

How much did she work on her serve in the off-season? Once that's cleaned up a Grand Slam in Australia is a real possibility.

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8. Caroline Garcia

Finished the season like a woman possessed, even carrying her red-hot form into the WTA Finals. To date has disappointed in majors.

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9. Johanna Konta

Has only played in two Australian Opens and they were both very successful campaigns. No reason for that to change.

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10. CoCo Vandeweghe

Struggles with lower-level tournaments but comes alive on the big stage. When CoCo is locked in it’s a headache, nay, a migraine for the opponent.

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11. Kristina Mladenovic

One of the most interesting players in the draw because we’ll discover the story behind last year’s nightmare run - was it injury or form?

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12. Sloane Stephens

Another very interesting subplot in the WTA. Was Sloane’s US Open triumph a flash-in-the-pan or a sign of future dominance?

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13. Julia Goerges

Goerges has never been a threat at majors but she goes into AO2018 with two straight titles in Moscow and Zhuhai. Underestimate at your peril.

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14. Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova

Pav’s brutal off-season led to the best AO of her career. Needs to tighten up the defensive side of her game to get to the next level.

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15. Anastasija Sevastova

Just a notch below the first or second- tier of women, but still not to be taken lightly - as Maria Sharapova learned in New York this year.

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16. Ash Barty

Australia’s best shot at a hometown hero since peak Stosur. Sam could never handle the added pressure; Ash is a wait-and-see …

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17. Elena Vesnina

Has made it past the final 16 in a Grand Slam singles event once in 47 tries. A threat she is not.

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18. Madison Keys

Shouldn’t be ranked this low but that’s the nature of constant injuries. Keys has world No.1 potential, just needs a good run at it. Still only 22!

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