This was the WTA ranking after Emiliana Arango's runner -up

Colombian Emiliana Arango in the WTA 500 in Guadalajara.

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Emiliana Arango signed a historic week at the WTA 500 in Guadalajara, Mexico, where she reached the final and consolidated itself as the new number one of Colombian female tennis.

In the party for the title, the Antioquia fell against the American Viva Jovic, just 17 years old, with partial 6-4 and 6-1, a duel in which he was affected by a disease that limited his performance.

At the end of the match, both players praised each other, in a tournament in which Jovic had also left Camila Osorio in the round of 16.

Emiliana Arango, the best racket in Colombia

Thanks to the points obtained in Mexican soil, Arango climbed 33 positions in the WTA ranking, reaching box 53 with 1,180 units, its best historical location. This advance also makes it the second best Latin American tennis player in today's, only surpassed by the Brazilian Beatriz Haddad Maia, number 25 in the world.

The new ranking ratifies the rise of Arango and marks a change in the Colombian tennis panorama: Camila Osorio, which did not defend the points of 2024, descended 16 boxes and is located in position 86 with 844 units, now being the second female racket in the country.

At the top of the classification, Aryna Sabalenka (11.225), IgA Swiatek (7,933) and Coco Gauff (7,874) are maintained.

In addition to Arango and Osorio, Colombia has other representatives in the world list: Valentina Mediorreal Arias, located in the 805th position with 36 points; María Torres Murcia, in 849 with 30; and María Herazo, in 859, also with 30 units.