Georgian tennis player Anna Tatishvili has 1-place regress in WTA ranking and she is in the 51th place with 1162 points. As far as you know Tatishvili is not going to enter the court in this season, so she will not be able to add any point to her ranking.
In the renovated classification Heather Watson is in the 50^th place, who really had an amazing week. She won the tournament in Japanese, Osaka (prize money 220 000 USD) and has 1165 points. The second closest opponent of Tatishvili is also British Laura Robson is in the 52th place with 1153 points.
Unfortunately, there are not other Georgian tennis players in the ranking this time. Tatia Mikadze and Tamar Chalagadze are not in classification. In the last week they were in the 857^th and 1072th place. So, there are 8 Georgian girls in ranking.
51 (50). Anna Tatishvili – 1162; 284 (280). Sopho Shapatava – 174; 327 (329). Maka Chakhnashvili – 139; 391 (394). Sopho Kvatsabaia – 98; 456 (456). Ekaterine Gorgodze – 74; 539 (539). Oksana Kalashnikova – 52; 656 (605). Natia Gegia – 33; 1158 (924). Ani Gogvadze – 3;
Maka Chakhnashvilli is at the tournament, which is underway in the city of Scotland, Glasgow (prize money 25 000 USD), she will play in the main draw of the tournament. Tamar Chalagadze and Ani Gogvadze are at the tournament, which is underway in the city of Israel, Ako (prize money 10 000 USD). In the main draw Tamar plays against Finn Ekaterina Tur and Ani against Russian Janina Darishin. In double tournament Chalagadze and Jew Liby Mesh plays against Russian Darishina and Mironov and Gogvadze and Ukrainian Olseksandra Piskun play against Jew Gavriel and Latvian Homutova.
Nikoloz Basilashvili is still beyond top 300 in ATP ranking. He has two-place progress in ranking and now he is in the 310^th place with 143 points. At the previous weekend Basilashvili was trying to go through the main draw of “Kremlin Cup”, but he celebrated only one victory in the qualifying round and as a result gained points.
Besides Nikoloz, there are three Georgians in ATP ranking: 921 (928) Aleksandre Metreveli– 11; 1414 (1417). Giorgi Javakhishvili – 2; 1534 (1538). Giorgi Tsivadze – 2;