Rankings Rockets: Azarenka ascending, Keys back in Top 15
All the biggest movers in the WTA Rankings of April 8, 2019.
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Madison Keys captured her fourth career title, and first on clay, in Charleston, returning to the Top 15 as a result (Volvo Car Open/Alice Keeney)
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Petra Martic made her first Premier semifinal in Charleston, returning to the Top 50 one month after dipping out of it (Volvo Car Open/Alice Keeney)
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Maria Sakkari captured her third career Top 10 win over Kiki Bertens en route to the Charleston quarterfinals (Jimmie48/WTA)
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Victoria Azarenka made the first final of her comeback from maternity leave in Monterrey, rising seven places to World No.60 as a result (Abierto GNP Seguros)
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Jessica Pegula continued her breakthrough year with a career-best victory over Anastasija Sevastova in Charleston - and a new career high (Jimmie48/WTA)
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Laura Siegemund's second-round showing in Charleston marked the German's return to the Top 100 following her comeback from a knee injury (Jimmie48/WTA)
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Doubles World No.2 Barbora Krejcikova picked up the biggest singles title of her career at the ITF W80 in Palm Harbor, and zoomed back into the Top 200 as a result (Getty)
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Lauren Davis's comeback from injury continued in Charleston with a second-round run out of qualifying (Jimmie48/WTA)
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Destanee Aiava qualified for her first WTA main draw outside Australia in Charleston, and returns to the Top 200 as a result (Volvo Car Open/Alice Keeney)
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