And with the top spot up for grabs in Monte Carlo this week, which one will get their 67th week there next week?

They’re tied for the highest-ranked mothers on the WTA singles rankings in almost 15 years.

And it's her third week at her new career-high of No. 2, with No. 1 possibly in her sights during the clay-court season.

It’s the third-longest active streak inside the current WTA Top 10, after Aryna Sabalenka and Iga Swiatek.

This is her 76th consecutive week at the top spot, passing Iga Swiatek’s 75-week run to move up on the list.

She’s already the only player from the Philippines ever to reach the WTA Top 100, and now she’s in the Top 30.

It’ll be a new career-high ranking for the Kazakh.

And she’s spent 195 of those 250 weeks in the Top 2.

The four-time Grand Slam champion is just the sixth woman to spend that many weeks at No. 1 this century.

The 22-year-old Spaniard is the second-youngest player to hit that number in ATP rankings history.

She’s the only player from the Philippines ever to reach the WTA Top 100, and now she’s on the cusp of the Top 30.