Tennis》U.S. Open ended, WTA latest rankings: Hsieh Su-wei returns to women’s doubles Top 10, Liang Enshuo reaches new high

The 2026 U.S. Tennis Open has come to an end, and the latest WTA world singles and doubles rankings have been released. This week Hsieh Su-wei returned to the Top 10 from the 12th place in women's doubles to 9th. The professional rankings of "Little Steel Cannon" Liang Enshuo and other Nagoya Asian Games female players have also rebounded, which is a boon to the Taiwanese tennis team.

Hsieh Su-wei and Latvian "O-girl" Jelena Ostapenko advanced to three levels in the US Open women's doubles this time. Although the fourth seed "Tela United" lost to the eighth seed Elise Mertens of Belgium/Diana Shnaider of Russia in the quarterfinals, because Xiaowei was stopped in the first round of the New York Grand Slam women's doubles last year, she gained points and returned to the top 10 in the world. As for Liang Enshuo's women's doubles ranking, the ranking has improved from 24 seats to a career high of 20; Zhan Haoqing and Wu Fangxian, who are each among the top 16 of the US Open women's doubles, have also risen by 6 and 1 places respectively, temporarily ranking 42 and 59 seats.

Joanna Grant, who is of mixed Taiwanese and British descent, reached the third round of the women's singles finale at the US Open. With Tianjin's victory, the women's singles ranking reached 168, and she is also firmly ranked as "Taiwan's No. 1 Sister". The Nagoya Asian Games will kick off on September 19, and the tennis tournament is expected to start on September 27. The experienced Hsieh Su-wei returns strongly. After the gold-plated women's team of the Incheon Asian Games in 2014, she will compete in the Asian Games again for the first time in 12 years. Whether she can lead the Treasure Island Women's Army to achieve great results has attracted much attention from all walks of life. At the last Asian Games in Hangzhou, my country's tennis won 2 gold medals, 2 silver medals, and 1 bronze medal. The results were quite impressive.