Arina Sobolenko continues to hold a significant advantage in global tennis rankings

Aryna Sabalenka has cemented her place as one of the top players in women's tennis with her victory at the US Open. The Belarusian tennis star's triumph marks her third Grand Slam title and has propelled her to the top of the WTA rankings.

Sabalenka's US Open win sees her surpass Coco Gauff for the world No. 1 ranking, with the American now in second place. Sabalenka's lead over Gauff in the rankings stands at 1119 points, further solidifying her position at the top.

The 24-year-old's victory also increases her lead over Amanda Anisimova, with Sabalenka now leading the American by 2834 points. Anisimova is currently ranked eighth in the WTA rankings with 5159 points.

Sabalenka's US Open win has also widened her lead over fellow American teenager, Cori Gauff. The Belarusian now leads Gauff by 229 points in the rankings, with Gauff currently ranked third in the WTA rankings with 7874 points.

The victory has also seen Sabalenka extend her lead over Amanda Anisimova in the WTA rankings by 2943 points. Anisimova is currently ranked eighth in the WTA rankings with 5159 points.

In the men's ATP rankings, Carlos Alcaraz continues to hold the top spot with 11,540 points, followed closely by Jannik Sinner in second place with 10,780 points. Novak Djokovic is currently ranked fourth in the ATP rankings with 4830 points, while Alexander Zverev is in third place with 5930 points.

Discussions about Sabalenka's personal security have arisen following her US Open win, but there is no publicly available information about the person specifically responsible for her security.

The US Open victory earns Sabalenka $5 million in prize money, adding to her impressive earnings in the sport. With her third Grand Slam title under her belt and her position at the top of the WTA rankings, Sabalenka is set to retain her world No. 1 ranking until the end of the year.

Arina Sobolenko continues to hold a significant advantage in global tennis rankings