No — WPR is the PPA Tour's own professional ranking system, separate from DUPR. Both track player results and provide a way to measure competitive standing, but they are independent systems with different methodologies.
The World Pickleball Rankings (WPR) are the Carvana PPA Tour's official professional ranking system, built to identify the best overall players on the planet. Rather than measuring performance in a single event or discipline, WPR combines each professional player's results across all three disciplines into one unified, global ranking.
WPR is built to capture the full picture of a professional player's competitive performance. Each player's ranking combines Carvana PPA Tour points earned across three disciplines — gender doubles (weighted at 50%), mixed doubles (35%), and singles (15%) — over a rolling 52-week window. Rankings are shown separately for men and women. Every PPA event worldwide feeds the same point system, so no matter where a player competes on the PPA Tour, it counts toward the same global ranking.
NoteFor the full details on how points work, review the How Professional Pickleball Works guide at ppatour.com. You can also view the current rankings at worldpickleballrankings.com.
No — WPR is the PPA Tour's own professional ranking system, separate from DUPR. Both track player results and provide a way to measure competitive standing, but they are independent systems with different methodologies.
Yes — WPR is the PPA Tour's professional ranking system. Rankings for amateur and recreational players are coming soon through Amateur Pickleball Rankings (APR). Visit amateurpickleballrankings.com for updates.
Visit ppatour.com/rankings to see the current men's and women's professional rankings. You can search for a player by name or filter by region.
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