Serena took the throne as the oldest women's tennis players in the top

Serena Williams from Monday officially took over first place in the rankings of Victoria Azarenka, although it lost the final of the tournament in Doha. Williams, after fighting three-set match, succumbed in the Belorussian, Azarenka but it did not help to save the throne because American already qualified for the semifinals secured enough points to become the number one. After almost two years, Serena has found itself at the top, and as she did so as a 31-year-old, who broke the record held by then 30-year-old Chris Evert, so far the oldest player who managed to be first in the rankings as can still in use. First ten players on WTA list: (2) Serena Williams (USA) - 10,590 2nd (1) Victoria Azarenka (Belarus) - 10 325 3rd (3) Maria Sharapova (Russia) - 9715 4th (4) Agnieszka Radwanska (Poland) - 7750 5th (5) Li Na (China) - 6130 6th (6) Angelica Kerber (Germany) - 5400 7th (7) Sara Errani (Italy) - 4820 8th (8) Petra Kvitova (Czech Republic) - 4510 9th (9) Samantha Stosur (Australia) - 3835 10th (10) Caroline Wozniacki (Denmark) - 3570