This is an annual post on the Moo’s tennis blog, where I went to predict the last ten of the season and the upcoming season for the upcoming season. There was no controversy this year, and I was pretty pretty in the top five. You can See last year’s results and here in previous years. Read for my 2025 forecasts …
10. Linda Noskova: Probably the most (only?) Left area opens with my choice. Noskova faced some unimaginable problems in 2024, but still managed to end the season in the world’s first 30. All the tools in all vehicles of Noskova have proven the game to worry about the best players, which are already six of the best ten victories, including SureiTek. For 2025, WTA Icum to win the most improved player award.
9. Paula Badosa: Badosa proved that when healthy, when healthy, one of the most consistent performers of the tour. Because Badosa defends several points to Rome, Badosa’s top is likely to crack in early 2025. In the last few years, I am still a little careful about injuries to the plague of Badosa. However, I go to Bados to stick to the first ten places at the end of the year and win 1000 headers along the way.
8. Zheng Qinwen: I’ve been in Zheng Bandwagon in the last few years. As Zheng cracked the first five, I would say I pulled a leg of that bandwagon. Zheng game still has this entertaining link and will defend the end points from the Australian open in January (Note – it’s interesting – it’s already interested in the stick. There will be a lot of space to catch space between Australia and Wimbledon.
7. Mirra Andreeva: I think that in 2025, Andreeva cracks the top ten. It will no longer be limited by tournaments where he can play at the age of 18 soon. Andreeva has an excellent tennis brain and IQ for the game. Andreeva was not surprised to reach a slam final in 2025.
6. Jessica Pegula: I expect Pegula to be a major in the first ten in the world. Its continued game will continue to win a lot of matches in the round. I admire you could build in the USA in the opening of the opening. I still think that this will be a problem to beat the big hitters in the last stages of the slams in a row.
5. Coco Gauff: 2024 was a difficult year for Coco, still won the final of the WTA, finishing the season at a high level by graduating in the world. Matt Daly I pay a new partnership and obvious attention to the look and service already. I stretch towards a similar forecast for last year – a handful of 1000 hoods, at least two slams, but no slam headings.
4. IGA Slarek: Swiaplek has been my number in the last few years, but I don’t feel like positive this year. I feel that this forecast is one I will regret it for a year! There are some interesting dimensions for the year 2025, because Swiatek is paired with a new coach in Wim Fissette, who succeeded with many players. Perhaps more appropriate, no doubt, it is certain to face the questions they will face after the final announcement of the failed drug test. SwiaTek was completely dominant in French open, but still should not prove himself completely in some other slams. I don’t see it changed in 2025.
3. Civil Karalina: Muchova I will walk to Bandwagon forever. Last year, in the first half of the 2024 seasons, he failed with the wrist injury that manages it. Muchova, returned and from Sabalenka and another victory went out of the road after reaching the semifinals in the United States and Beijing. I think that Muchova will win some great headings in 2025. A slam, perhaps? Hell Yes!
2. Elena Rybakina: I’m still high in Rybakina, one of the best players in the world when it is suitable and healthy. I also encouraged to see Rybakini, who looked better in the WTA final with both the court and Goran Ivanisevic, and he announced a surprising and interesting partnership with Goran Ivanisevich. Health is still a concern that I would probably accept Rybakina # 1 as my number 1. It will still be a better year and will be another slam winner in 2025.
1. Aryna Sabalenka: Like Rybakina last year, I-turn to Sabalenka. Sabalenka’s game has been so consistent in the slams I found because it is still sometimes pretty. 2024 have really had a hard time, and still he still came up and continued to demonstrate effective sustainability. I think Sabalenka will win Wimbledon in 2025.
The best of the rest:
Barbora Krejcikova: The descent from Krejcikova is never discounted. He often demonstrated in many cases where he could make a great conclusion and in the day, in many cases where everyone could beat. As many players, health and injuries can be a restrictive factor. Top 12.
Madison buttons: It’s the year 2025 deepzing in Wimbledon! Top 15.
Amanda Anisimova: I am still on the AA bandband, but I have been expecting my expectations since 2023. The sequence will always be a problem for Anisimova because the game is so aggressive. On the other hand, you can hit them all in a tournament. I predict a deep run in one of the slams. Top 20.
Emma Raducanu: In total, in 2024, prospective and mainly injured were free. I think Raducanu will continue to be building and the HOT court can be one to watch during the season. Top 20.
Jasmine Paolini: It will be a difficult summer protection point from the French open and Wimbledon, because it is wrong on the side of Paolini. I would be pleasantly surprised if Paolini could protect his position in the first ten of the world. The top 30
Olga Danilovic: I know that there are some horrible injuries, but I have never finished that Danilovic did not open more ways in the ranking. Maybe there will be a year progress after an entrance end to 2025 seasons? Top 30.
Katie Volynets: It was affected by the continuous progress of the Volinet, and I think it will continue in 2025. Top 30.
Yulia Starodubtseva: Qualified for all four slam in 2024. In 2025 there will be a major draw for more tournaments. To watch. Top 40.
Robin Montgomery: I admire the game and attitude when I watch Montgomery. It will be a good year for Robin 2025. The top 50.
Alina Korneeva: Due to a wrist injury, he spent the most out of 2024. Korneeva was the Australian Open Youth Champion in 2023 and I think there will be a year of progress in 2025. In 2025, I forecast to win the winner of the WTA of the year. The top 50.
Slam forecasts:
Australia Open: Rybakina
French open: Broom
Wimbledon: Sakalenka
The United States Open: In a Cit
