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2020Women’s Tennis Association

Media Guide

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Compiled by the Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) Communications Department

WTA CEO: Steve Simon

Editor-in-Chief: Kevin Fischer

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Table of Contents

GENERAL INFORMATIONWomen’s Tennis Association Story . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-5WTA Organizational Structure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6Steve Simon - WTA CEO & Chairman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7WTA Executive Team & Senior Management . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8WTA Media Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9WTA Personnel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-11WTA Player Development . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-13WTA Coach Initiatives . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

CALENDAR & TOURNAMENTS2020 WTA Calendar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16-17WTA Premier Mandatory Profiles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18WTA Premier 5 Profiles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19WTA Finals & WTA Elite Trophy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20WTA Premier Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22-23WTA International Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23-25Grand Slam Profiles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26International Tennis Federation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27WTA 125K Series . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28

PLAYER PROFILESPlayer Profiles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29-122

2019 REVIEW: RANKINGS AND STATISTICS2019 Year-End Singles & Doubles Rankings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1242019 Year-In-Review . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1252019 Tournament Results . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 126-1272019 By the Numbers & Match Stats . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 128

ALL-TIME RANKINGS AND STATISTICS2020 WTA Ranking System . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 130No.1 Singles Ranking History . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 131No.1 Doubles Ranking History . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 132All-Time Top 10 History . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 133Career-High Ranking Leaders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 134No.1 vs. No.2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 135Ranking Facts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 136-137Season-Ending Top 10 Singles Rankings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 138-139Season-Ending Top 10 Prize Money Leaders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 140-141Prize Money Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 142Title Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 143-145Match Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 146-147WTA Match Stats Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 148WTA Awards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 149-150

GRAND SLAM HISTORYGrand Slam Champions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 152-153Australian Open . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 154-155Roland Garros . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 156-157The Championships, Wimbledon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 158-159US Open . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 160-161Grand Slam Match Wins Leaderboard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 162Fed Cup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 163Olympic Tennis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 164

WTA FINALS HISTORYWTA Finals History . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 166-176

WTA LEGENDSFormer WTA No.1 Ranked Players, Grand Slam & WTA Finals Champions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 178-191Original 9 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 192

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WTA Story

1970 Women’s professional tennis is revolutionized on September 23 when nine players sign $1 contracts with World Tennis publisher Gladys Heldman to compete at the $7,500 Virginia Slims Invitational in Houston. The Original 9, as they would come to be known, include Billie Jean King, Rosie Casals, Nancy Richey, Judy Dalton, Kerry Melville Reid, Julie Heldman, Peaches Bartkowicz, Kristy Pigeon and Valerie Ziegenfuss. The groundbreaking event shakes up the tennis establishment and is such a success it leads to the formation of the fi rst full-scale independent circuit for women the following year.

1971 The Virginia Slims Series debuts with 19 tournaments, with a total purse of $309,100 on off er in the United States. Billie Jean King becomes the fi rst female athlete to cross the six-fi gure mark in season earnings.

1973 Billie Jean King founds the Women’s Tennis Association, uniting all of women’s professional tennis in one tour. The WTA was born out of a meeting of more than 60 players held in a room at the Gloucester Hotel in London the week before Wimbledon. The US Open, for the fi rst time, off ered equal prize money to men and women. Weeks later, King stuns Bobby Riggs in The Battle of the Sexes at the Houston Astrodome.

1974 The WTA signs the fi rst television broadcast contract in the history of the organization, with US network CBS.

1975 The computerized ranking era begins with Chris Evert installed as the WTA’s fi rst offi cial world No.1 on November 3, 1975.

1976 Colgate assumes sponsorship of tour events from April to November for four years, while Evert becomes the fi rst female athlete to pass $1 million in career earnings.

1977 New York’s Madison Square Garden hosts the Virginia Slims Championships for the fi rst time.

1979 Avon, replacing Virginia Slims as winter circuit sponsor, off ers a record $100,000 to the winner of the Avon Circuit Championship.

1980 By now more than 250 women are playing professionally in a global tour consisting of 47 events, off ering a total $7.2 million in prize money.

1982 Martina Navratilova becomes the fi rst woman to earn over $1 million in a season.

1983 Virginia Slims returns, replacing Avon and Toyota, who replaced Colgate in 1981, to sponsor the fi rst unifi ed Circuit of more than $10 million. King brings an end to her illustrious singles career, but occasionally plays doubles until 1990.

1984 Navratilova receives a $1 million bonus from the ITF for winning Roland Garros and thus holding all four Grand Slam singles crowns at the same time; she also crosses the $2 million mark in season earnings, more than men’s No.1 John McEnroe. The Australian Open joined the US Open in off ering the women’s event equal prize money (temporarily did not between 1996-2000).

1986 Navratilova passes $10 million in career earnings.1988 Steffi Graf becomes the second woman in the Open

Era, after Margaret Court, to complete a calendar year Grand Slam – and makes it a ‘Golden Grand Slam’ by winning the Olympic title in Seoul.

1990 The tour’s prize purse increases to $23 million with new sponsor Kraft General Foods, and concludes the season at Madison Square Garden, in New York, with the fi rst-ever $1 million tournament in women’s sports. Navratilova wins a record ninth Wimbledon singles title.

1992 For the second year in a row, the dominating Monica Seles earns more than the top men’s prize money leader, Stefan Edberg.

1995 The WTA Players Association merges with the Women’s Tennis Council to form the WTA Tour, and following Monica Seles’ inspiring return to the sport in the summer, the season concludes with a new title sponsor – software company Corel.

1997 On March 30, Martina Hingis becomes the fastest player ever to win $1 million in a season and a day later became the youngest-ever world No.1, ending Graf’s record reign (for men and women) of 377 total weeks.

1999 After 17 years, Graf retires from the tour with 22 Grand Slam singles titles and a record $21,895,277 in career earnings.

2000 Sanex bodycare products comes on board as the Tour’s title sponsor for three years. After 22 consecutive years, Madison Square Garden hosts its last season-ending WTA Championships.

Ashleigh Barty lifeted the Billie Jean King Trophy at the 2019 Shiseido WTA Finals Shenzhen and collected $4.42 million in prize money, the largest single-tournament payday in professional tennis history.

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WTA Storycontinued

2001 The Australian Open restores equal prize money, while overall Tour prize money increases to $50 million in 63 events, including the fi rst-ever Middle Eastern Tour events in Doha, Qatar and Dubai, UAE. Munich hosts the season-ending Championships.

2002 The Williams sisters, Venus and Serena, fulfi ll their father’s prophecy by becoming the No.1 players in the world – fi rst Venus in February, then Serena in July. Serena wins three majors, defeating her older sister in each fi nal. Los Angeles hosts the season-ending Championships for the fi rst time since 1976.

2003 Serena Williams wins the Australian Open to complete the ‘Serena Slam’ while Kim Clijsters becomes the fi rst female athlete to earn $4 million in season earnings.

2004 Dubai Duty Free becomes Presenting Sponsor of the Middle East/Asia-Pacifi c region, while Anastasia Myskina, Maria Sharapova and Svetlana Kuznetsova lift Russia’s fi rst Grand Slam singles titles.

2005 Sony Ericsson becomes the Tour’s worldwide title sponsor in a landmark $88 million, six-year deal, the largest and most comprehensive sponsorship in the history of tennis and of women’s professional sport. As winner of the US Open Series, Kim Clijsters earns double prize money for winning the US Open; her $2.2 million prize cheque was the single biggest payday in women’s sports and in any offi cial tennis event, men’s or women’s.

2006 Game-changing innovations designed to make the sport more fan-friendly and interactive include electronic line-calling and on-court coaching. Navratilova ends her 32-year career in which she amassed more titles than any other female or male player.

2007 The historic achievement of equal prize money at Roland Garros and Wimbledon means that following a 30-year campaign, all four majors off er parity for the fi rst time. After two successful years in Madrid, the tour announces the season-ending Sony Ericsson Championships will move to Doha, Qatar for 2008-2010.

2008 Celebrating its 35th anniversary, the WTA opens its fi rst Asia-Pacifi c headquarters in Beijing, China, complementing existing offi ces in St Petersburg, Florida and London, England. Justine Henin becomes the fi rst player to retire while ranked No.1 in the world, while a record fi ve diff erent women hold the No.1 ranking during the season (Henin, Sharapova, Ivanovic, Jankovic, S.Williams). Doha, Qatar makes a successful debut as host of the season-ending Sony Ericsson Championships.

2009 The sweeping Roadmap circuit reforms come into eff ect, heralding a shorter season, more fan-friendly structure and a 40 per cent increase in prize money. Clijsters storms out of retirement to win the US Open in only her third tournament back, while Serena Williams becomes the fi rst woman to earn more than $6 million in a single season.

2010 40 years on from the revolutionary Virginia Slims event at Houston in September 1970, prize money has increased to $85 million.

2011 China’s Li Na becomes the fi rst player from Asia to win a Grand Slam singles title, at Roland Garros. For the fi rst time in WTA history, 10 diff erent nations are represented in the world’s Top 10 rankings. The TEB BNP Paribas WTA Championships make a successful debut in Istanbul, Turkey.

2012 Sharapova captures her fi rst Roland Garros title to become the sixth woman in the Open Era to complete a career Grand Slam. Serena Williams defeats Sharapova to seal her career Golden Slam with gold at the London Olympics. For the fi rst time since the 1980s, all nine members of the trailblazing Original 9 are reunited during the Family Circle Cup in Charleston.

2013 he WTA celebrates four decades of growth and achievement since the organization’s founding with a season-long campaign named 40 LOVE, showcasing the pioneers and the current stars of the game. With players competing for a record-setting $118 million in prize money, 25 players fi nish the year with at least $1 million in prize money.

2014 Singapore becomes the fi rst city in Asia-Pacifi c (ninth city overall) to host the season fi nale – the BNP Paribas WTA Finals Singapore presented by SC Global. For the fi rst time, the competition’s format includes representatives from the past (Legends Classic), the present and the future (Rising Stars Invitational and Future Stars). Serena Williams lifts the Billie Jean King Trophy for the third consecutive year, while Cara Black and Sania Mirza hoist the new Martina Navratilova Doubles Trophy.

2015 Serena Williams pockets her 21st major title (and second ‘Serena Slam’) at Wimbledon, but Roberta Vinci thwarts a calendar year Grand Slam at the US Open before falling to Flavia Pennetta in the fi rst all-Italian Slam fi nal. Meantime, Venus Williams returns to the Top 10 for the fi rst time in almost fi ve years by winning the new WTA Elite Trophy in Zhuhai, China and Hingis burnishes her doubles comeback with titles at Wimbledon, the US Open and WTA Finals partnering Mirza – the fi rst Indian woman to hold a WTA No.1 ranking.

2016 The WTA heralds a new World No.1 after Angelique Kerber captures her fi rst Grand Slam titles at the Australian Open and US Open. The German’s ascent ends Serena’s three year reign in the top spot, but the American continues to rewrite the history books: by winning her 22nd Grand Slam title at Wimbledon she joins Graf for most majors won in the Open Era. Elsewhere, surprise champions rule with Puerto Rico’s Monica Puig winning her country’s fi rst gold medal at the Rio Olympics, and Slovakia’s Dominika Cibulkova storming to victory at the WTA Finals in Singapore.

2017 Serena Williams won her record-setting 23rd career Grand Slam title at the Australian Open, setting the Open Era record for most Grand Slam singles titles. By the season’s end, a total of 43 diff erent players won titles in 2017, including nine diff erent players across the nine biggest events of 2017 - the Grand Slams, Premier Mandatory events and WTA Finals. As a result, fi ve diff erent players held the WTA World No.1 Ranking during the season including fi rst time No.1s Karolina Pliskova, Garbiñe Muguruza and eventual year-end No.1 Simona Halep.

2018 Four diff erent players captured the Grand Slam singles titles, including three fi rst-time winners – Caroline Wozniacki (Australian Open), Simona Halep (Roland Garros) and Naomi Osaka (US Open). A record six players took home more than $5 million in prize earnings as the overall prize money reached $139 million. The 2018 season marked the fi nal chapter for Singapore as the host of the year-end WTA Finals as Elina Svitolina took home the Billie Jean King Trophy.

2019 The WTA Finals began its 10-year residency in new host city Shenzhen, China with Japanese cosmetics giant Shiseido on board as title sponsor. The event off ered record-setting prize money of $14 million overall – singles champion Ashleigh Barty taking home $4.42 million, the largest prize money earnings in professional tennis history. Also triumphant at Roland Garros, Barty is one of the season’s two maiden Grand Slam champions, along with Canadian teenager Bianca Andreescu, who captured the US Open title.

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WTA Organizational Structure

PLAYERS’ COUNCIL

1-20 RANKING CATEGORYMadison Keys

Johanna KontaAnastasia Pavlyuchenkova

Sloane Stephens

21-50 RANKING CATEGORYDonna Vekic

51-100 RANKING CATEGORYAlexandra Krunic

21+ RANKING CATEGORYGabriela Dabrowski

101+ RANKING CATEGORYKristie Ahn

TOURNAMENT COUNCIL

ASIA-PACIFICCharles Hsiung

Cameron PearsonVictor Ruiz

EUROPEStephen Farrow

Markus GuenthardtGerard Tsobanian

AMERICASEugene Lapierre

Bob MoranGavin Ziv

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Steve Simon

DIRECTORS

Chairman & Chief Executive Offi cer

ALTERNATE DIRECTORS

Alastair GarlandTournament Class Director

Asia

Michael SegalPlayer Class Director

Gavin ZivTournament Class Director

Vanessa WebbPlayer Class Director

Dianne HayesPlayer Class Director

Adam BarrettTournament Class Director

Americas

David HaggertyFederation Class Director

Kris DentFederation Class Director

Peter-Michael ReichelTournament Class Director

Europe

Iva MajoliPlayer Class Director

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Steve Simon – Chairman & CEO, Women’s Tennis Association

From day one since his appointment as WTA CEO, Steve Simon marked his tenure as an instigator of change, spearheading ambitious plans to deliver long-term community and commercial growth for women’s tennis.

Simon is a leader in the industry advocating for progressive dialogue between players, tournaments, governing bodies and Boards that will further unite the sport on issues such as rules, innovations, female leadership and technology. Simon continues to oversee signifi cant investment in content production, including a strong digital eco-system and initiatives to reach fans in new and diff erent ways. He has also created WTA Charities, the WTA’s global philanthropic organization dedicated to making a positive impact across the globe. In 2019, the WTA was able to achieve record-breaking prize money for the sport, expanded globalization into the Asia-Pacifi c region and fostered new corporate investment for the WTA’s season-ending Finals.

Simon was a collegiate tennis player at Long Beach State University and after graduating, began his career in the sports industry teaching and coaching tennis. He then joined adidas as national tennis specialist contributing in the development and management of all national junior, collegiate and teaching professional programs, in addition to management of the regional sales offi ce and sponsorship and promotional programs.

Simon joined the BNP Paribas Open team in 1989 and was named Tournament Director of the BNP Paribas Open at the Indian Wells Tennis Garden in 2004. During his tenure there, he also served as Chief Operating Offi cer of Desert Champions LLC and Garden of Champions. Outside of the Grand Slams, under Simon’s leadership, the Indian Wells tournament became the largest two-week combined tournament and is the most attended WTA and ATP Tour tennis tournament in the world. Simon served as the BNP Paribas Open representative on the ATP Media Board, and as a member of the WTA Board from 2004-15, equally serving as Chair of the WTA Tournament Council.

On October 4, 2015, by unanimous decision of the Board, Steve Simon was appointed CEO and Chairman of the WTA.

QUICK HITS

• The WTA Board of Directors unanimously approved the appointment of Steve Simon as the 10th CEO of the Women’s Tennis Association on October 4, 2015.

• Served as Tournament Director at BNP Paribas Open in Indian Wells for 12 years from 2004-15.

• Played collegiate tennis at Long Beach State.

• Competed in mixed doubles at Wimbledon in 1981 playing alongside Lea Antonopolis.

• Born in Arcadia, California, USA, Simon began playing tennis at 10 years old after being introduced to the sport by his father.

WTA CEO / EXECUTIVES:1973 Martin Carmichael1974-85 Jerry Diamond1986-89 Merrett Stierheim1990-93 Gerard Smith1994-97 Anne Worcester1998-01 Bart McGuire2002-03 Kevin Wulff 2004-08 Larry Scott2009-15 Stacey Allaster2015-present Steve Simon

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Executive Team

WTA Tour

WTA Asia-Pacifi c

Matthew CenedellaChief Operating Offi cer

Amy BinderVice President,

Global Communications

Ashley KeberVice President,

Member Relations

Carole DohertyVice President,

Sport Sciences & Medicine

Joan PennelloSr. Vice President,

Operations

Tammy ZephVice President,

Finance

Peachy KellmeyerExecutive Consultant

Courtney McBrideSr. Vice President,

Governance & Special Aff airs Counsel

Jean NachandSr. Vice President,

Competition &On-site Operations

Wendy JiangCommercial Vice President

David PalanzoSr. Vice President,

Legal & Business Aff airs

Laura CeccarelliVice President,

Tournament Standards& Supervisor

Giulia OrlandiVice President,

Offi ciating & Supervisor

Melissa PineVice President

Global Program Development

Fabrice ChouquetManaging Director

Kathryn happetto Reagan

Vice President, Partnerships

Kathleen StroiaSr. Vice President,

Sport Sciences & Medicine

Steve SimonCEO & Chairman

Micky LawlerPresident

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Media Information

The WTA‘s brand identity communicates and raises awareness of the WTA as the global leader in women’s professional sport. This identity strengthens its presence in key media and commercial properties (digital, broadcast, licensing) and imbues a sense of pride in the WTA brand and what it stands for. The WTA logo is a modern reminder of the captivating athleticism and excitement that has driven the international popularity and growth of women’s professional tennis. To request logo fi les, please contact the WTA.

WTA RANKINGS: The WTA Ranking system is based on a 52-week, cumulative system. A player’s ranking is determined by her results at a maximum of 16 tournaments for singles and 11 for doubles. The rankings are updated every Monday, with the exception of two-week events. The updated rankings are posted immediately to wtatennis.com.

PRESS CENTER: The Press Center on wtatennis.com is the home of media information, including match notes, tournament statistics and WTA historical information.

CREDENTIALS: Media accreditation for WTA events and Grand Slams is handled by each respective tournament. Please contact the respective tournament’s media director (as outlined in the Tournament Directory) with the proper application. Credential information for the WTA Finals in Shenzhen and WTA Elite Trophy in Zhuhai will be made available in Fall.

ALL ACCESS HOUR: At Premier events, top seeded players will participate in an All Access Hour media availability. Specifi c timing of the media availability will be provided by the respective media director.

INTERVIEW REQUESTS: A representative of the WTA Communications team will liaise with media for all interview requests. Interviews can be conducted as a post-match press conference or feature interview. For any 1-on-1 interview requests, please contact the WTA Communications department before the tournament begins.

Ellie EmersonManager, Communicationseemerson@wtatennis.com

Jessica CulbreathSenior Manager,PR & Corporate

Communicationsjculbreath@wtatennis.com

Alex PriorSenior Manager,Communications

aprior@wtatennis.com

Amy BinderVice President,

Global Communicationsabinder@wtatennis.com

Chase AltieriManager,

Communicationscaltieri@wtatennis.com

Catherine SneddonDirector,

On-Site Communicationscsneddon@wtatennis.com

Teyva Sammet Manager,

Communications tsammet@wtatennis.com

Chris Whitmore Manager,

Communications cwhitmore@wtatennis.com

Adam LincolnSenior Manager,Communications

alincoln@wtatennis.com

Estelle LaPorteManager,

Communicationselaporte@wtatennis.com

Bryan ShapiroManager,

Communicationsbshapiro@wtatennis.com

Kevin FischerDirector, Statistics & Information

kfi scher@wtatennis.com

Yanyan XuSenior Manager,Communications

xyanyan@wtatennis.com

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On-Site Operations

Chair Umpires

Core Massage Therapists

Athlete Assistance

Martina LutkovaSupervisor

Kerrilyn CramerSupervisor

Cristina RomeroSupervisor

Tony ChoSupervisor

Mariana AlvesSupervisor

Paula VieiraBrazli

Kader NouniFrance

Petra Rauszen

Donna KelsoSupervisor

Julie KjendlieNorway

Marjia CicakCroatia

Pierre BacchiFrance

Juan ZhangChina

Pam WhytcrossSupervisor

Yannick Yoshizawa Supervisor

Giulia OrlandiVice President,

Offi ciating & Supervisor

Melanie TabbSupervisor &

Senior Manager, Tournament Administration

Laura CeccarelliVice President,

Tournament Standards& Supervisor

Chen ShuSupervisor &

Vice PresidentEvent Relations,

Asia-Pacifi c

Claire Cresswell

Kathy MartinSenior Director,

Athlete Assistance

Natalie Dent Lee Stang

Chantal DuarteCoordinator,

Athlete Assistance

Sue Gillespie

Jessica LidnerSenior Manager,

Athlete Assistance

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Sport Sciences & Medicine

Physiotherapists

Karen Bull

Victoria Shelley

Emma Stewart

Anne Sophie Laura

Belinda Herde

Federica ScalabrinoKaren Jordan

Joani Essenmacher

Jill Stutts

Reshma Rathod

Laure Duport

Kate Watson

Lauren QuinnCoordinator,

SS&M & PHCP

Kathleen StroiaSenior Vice President,

SS&M & Transitions

Sue Stanley-GreenManager,

SS&M & Operations

Lindsey AyalaSenior Manager,

SS&M & PHCP

Elaine Brady

Laura ChimimbaManager,

SS&M & PHCP

Carole DohertyVice President,

SS&M & Operations

Martina KehoeCoordinator,

SS&M & PHCP

Chris KronkManager,

SS&M & Transitions

Paige KensrueCoordinator,

SS&M & PHCP

Lisa PatakyCoordinator,

SS&M & PHCP

Eva ScheumannSenior Manager,

SS&M & PHCP

Natasha RobertsCoordinator,

SS&M & PHCP

Anna PeavlerCoordinator,

SS&M & PHCP

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WTA Coach Initiatives

WTA COACH PROGRAM

The newly created WTA Coach Program is designed to professionalize, standardize, and recognize the important role of coaching on the WTA, signifying that coaches are a key element of the WTA business. WTA coaches who meet the minimum criteria and enroll are recognized as a WTA Registered Coach under the WTA Coach Program.

This program offi cially launched during the 2017 season and has since grown to include more than 110 coaches who all enjoy certain benefi ts at WTA events and online. WTA Registered Coaches have become an active partner in promoting the WTA, players, tournaments and women’s professional tennis around the world. The program gives fans the ability to get closer to the game and the on-court action through coaches.

ON-COURT COACHING

On-court coaching was officially added to the WTA Rulebook in 2009 after extensive testing of the concept and strong support from various constituents including broadcasters and tournaments. On-court coaching allows a player (or team) to request her coach to come on court once per set either on a change of ends or at the end of a set. A player or team may also request their coach to come on court if their opponent takes either a toilet break or a medical timeout.

A player must designate her on-court coach prior to the start of her match. For doubles, both players may designate an on-court coach, however only one coach is permitted on court at a time. All coaches called on court during televised matches will be required to wear a microphone to capture the coaching conversation for viewers to hear.

SAP TENNIS ANALYTICS FOR COACHES

In August 2015, the WTA launched the SAP Tennis Analytics for coaches powered by SAP HANA. The application allows for real-time statistics and data during matches. For the fi rst time ever in professional tennis, players and coaches can access real-time performance data during live match play. SAP Tennis Analytics for coaches is available exclusively for the WTA and available on WTA-authorized tablets. It provides insight to help players and coaches analyze performance and optimize strategy. Examples of statistics include: 1) side-by-side comparisons of the full list of match stats for both players updated every 15 seconds; 2) scoring data that analyzes player’s service performance, success rate in closing out a game while serving and number of break points saved and 3) tracking data which shows player’s serve direction and placement on the court, contact point for returning a serve and placement of rally shots, along with much more.

SAP TENNIS ANALYTICS FOR MEDIA

Following the successful launch and application of the SAP Tennis Analytics for coaches, the new online portal for media named SAP Tennis Analytics for media unveiled for the 2018 season. This is the latest technology stemming from an ongoing partnership between SAP and the WTA. The software uses innovative technologies and analytics to enhance the sport for tennis for players, coaches, tournament organizers, media and fans. In 2019 SAP and the WTA launched a new feature ca“Patterns of Play” which addresses a key need for coaches that are looking for data-based insights into how a rally unfolds. The new feature includes rally analysis, ball-toss analysis, and bounce-to-hit point analysis.

SAP Tennis Analytics for media has been specifi cally developed as a resource for media covering WTA tournaments. The software helps enhance stories before, during and after matches and serves as a comprehensive database housing key and informative WTA stats gathered over the course of 20 years. Additionally, the solution provides real-time statistics with context for the fi rst time, placing data and insights in the one place. Examples include alerts to outliers of benchmarked data, a tournament performance center and post-match insights. SAP Tennis Analytics for media delivers a tailored experience that can be customized based on individual needs. The technology is available across devices, including mobile phones and tablets, so the media can access the portal no matter where they are located as well as when they are on the go. To inquire about log-in details, please email sapanalyticsmedia@wtatennis.com.

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WTA Player Development

WTA PLAYER DEVELOPMENT

Player Development is the WTA’s education and resource center, outreaching to WTA players and their support teams. Player Development programs promote and enhance players’ career fulfi llment, safety and well-being. “How”, you might ask? Players access WTA services and gain concrete skills to maximize their performance and mitigate the known environmental stressors. Player Development programs are scientifi cally proven to keep female tennis players in and at the top of their Game.

MENTOR PROGRAM– PARTNERS FOR SUCCESS

The fi rst mentor program in professional sports, Partners For Success brings together young players with veteran and retired players who share their dynamic experience to help these protégés make a smooth transition into their careers. Billie Jean King, the program’s historian, exemplifi es the role of a mentor.

PLAYER ORIENTATION– ROOKIE HOURS

Players learn the on-site realities and responsibilities of being a participant on the WTA. The orientation helps the players understand the building blocks of the business and her responsibilities and opportunities.

MEDIA TRAINING

Players learn how to be prepared, professional and self-expressive in public speaking opportunities. PLANNINGZONE & SCHEDULEZONE

ScheduleZone is an interactive, online tool that players and their support teams use to optimize performance and career longevity, and minimize the risks of injury. Players plan their upcoming tournament season taking critical factors into account as they receive feedback specifi c to their age, ranking, and individualized scheduling decisions. ScheduleZone is supported with other tennis-specifi c lessons on preparation, performance and recovery.

PLAYER SUPPORT TEAM

Parents, coaches, agents, and fi tness trainers are an integral part of each player’s career. The WTA is committed to providing information to these support team members, ranging from what players will encounter in the professional arena to the rules and expectations that govern all parties in the environment, including adherence to the Code of Conduct and, for credentialed coaches, possession of a qualifi ed coaching certifi cation.

AGE ELIGIBLITY RULE (AER)

The Age Eligibility Rule progressively allows players to play more and at a higher level by phasing them into professional tennis in accordance with their age, their ranking and the skills gained from participation in Player Development. This serves as a brief view of the Age Eligibility Rule. The complete version of the Age

Eligibility Rule is outlined in the WTA Rulebook.

A 14-year-old may play up to 8 professional events (WTA & ITF Women’s Circuit), no more than 3 of which can have prize money at $60K or greater; plus Fed Cup.

A 15-year-old may play up to 10 professional events (WTA & ITF Women’s Circuit), WTA Finals (if she qualifi es), plus Fed Cup and Olympics.

A 16-year-old may play up to 12 professional events (WTA & ITF Women’s Circuit), WTA Finals (if she qualifi es), plus Fed Cup and Olympics.

A 17-year-old may play up to 16 professional events (WTA & ITF Women’s Circuit), WTA Finals (if she qualifi es), plus Fed Cup and Olympics.

Merited Increases: A player aged 15-17 is allowed up to four merited increases per birth year (i.e. birthday to birthday).

TRANSITIONS

Transitions is the culmination of the player journey and provides sophisticated education, training and career guidance to maximize opportunities, in business and in life, during the tennis career and after. Current and alumnae players have access to a range of programs, including: fi nancial planning and investing; gaining coaching certifi cations; networking and alumnae reunions; online graduate and undergraduate university degree programs; and broadcasting and /business presentations.

TOUR

NAM

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WTA TOURNAMENTS BY REGION

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Week Of Start Day City Tournament Surface M/Q/D Level

06-Jan MON Brisbane, AUS Brisbane International H 30/32/16 Premier

SUN Shenzhen, CHN Shenzhen Open ^ H 32/16/16 International

MON Auckland, NZL ASB Classic ^ H 32/32/16 International

13-Jan MON Adelaide, AUS Adelaide International ^ H 30/24/16 Premier

MON Hobart, AUS Hobart International ^ H 32/24/16 International

20-Jan

MON Melbourne, AUS Australian Open* ^ H 128/128/64 Grand Slam27-Jan

3-Feb SUN Fed Cup BNP Paribas First Round

10-Feb MON St. Petersburg, RUS St. Petersburg Ladies Trophy IH 28/24/16 Premier

MON Hua Hin, THA Thailand Open IH 32/24/16 International

17-Feb MON Dubai, UAE Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships H 28/32/16 Premier

MON Budapest, HUN Hungarian Ladies Open IH 32/24/16 International

24-Feb MON Doha, QAT Qatar Total Open 2020 H 28/32/16 Premier

MON Acapulco, MEX Abierto Mexicano TELCEL, presentado por HSBC^ H 32/24/16 International

02-Mar MON Leon, FRA Lyon Open H 32/24/16 International

MON Monterrey, MEX Abierto GNP Seguros H 32/24/16 International

09-Mar

WED Indian Wells, USA BNP Paribas Open H 96/48/32 Premier Mandatory16-Mar

23-Mar

TUE Miami, USA Miami Open ^ H 96/48/32 Premier Mandatory30-Mar

06-Apr MON Charleston, USA Volvo Car Open CL 56/32/16 Premier

MON Bogotá, COL Claro Open Colsanitas CL 32/24/16 International

13-Apr SUN Fed Cup BNP Paribas Finals & Play-Off s

22-Apr MON Stuttgart, GER Porsche Tennis Grand Prix ICL 28/32/16 Premier

MON Lugano, SUI Samsung Open CL 32/24/16 International

27-Apr MON Prague, CZE J&T Banka Prague Open ICL 28/32/16 Premier

MON Rabat, MAR Grand Prix De SAR La Princesse Lalla Meryem ^ CL 32/24/16 International

04-May SAT Madrid, ESP Mutua Madrid Open ^ CL 64/32/28 Premier Mandatory

11-May MON Rome, ITA Internazionali BNL d’Italia CL 56/32/28 Premier 5

18-May SUN Nürnberg, GER Nürnberg Open ^ CL 32/24/16 International

SUN Strasbourg, FRA Internationaux de Strasbourg ^ CL 32/24/16 International

25-May

01-Jun SUN Paris, FRA Roland Garros* ^ CL 128/96/64 Grand Slam

08-Jun MON Nottingham, GBR Nature Valley Open Nottingham G 32/24/16 International

MON ‘s-Hertogenbosch, NED Libéma Open G 32/24/16 International

15-Jun MON Berlin, GER Grass Court Championships G 32/24/16 Premier

MON Birmingham, GBR Nature Valley Classic G 32/24/16 International

22-Jun SUN Eastbourne, GBR Nature Valley International ^ G 48/24/16 Premier

MON Bad Homburg, GER Bad Homburg G 32/24/16 International

2020 WTA Calendar

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2020 WTA Calendar

* Grand Slams & Fed Cup are not WTA events

H=Hard Court Outdoor

CL=Clay courtG=Grass Court IH=Indoor Hard Court

ICL=Indoor Clay Court CA=Indoor Carpet

Sunday singles fi nal unless otherwise noted at follows:! Friday Final ̂ Saturday Final

¤ Performance Byes (Beijing)

Main DrawWeek Of Start Day City Tournament Surface M/Q/D Level

29-Jun

MON Wimbledon, GBR The Championships - Wimbledon* ^ G 128/128/64 Grand Slam06-Jul

13-Jul MON Bucharest, ROU Bucharest Open CL 32/32/16 International

MON Lausanne, SUI Ladies Open Lausanne CL 32/24/16 International

20-Jul MON Jurmala, LAT Baltic Open CL 32/24/16 International

MON Palermo, ITA Palermo Ladies Open CL 32/24/16 International

29-Jul MON Tokyo, JPN Olympic Tennis Event H 64/--/32

(16 Mixed)

03-Aug MON San Jose, USA Mubadala Sillicon Valley Classic H 28/16/16 Premier

MON Washington DC, USA Citi Open H 32/16/16 International

10-Aug MON Montreal, CAN Rogers Cup, presented by National Bank H 56/48/28 Premier 5

17-Aug MON Cincinnati, USA Western & Southern Open H 56/48/28 Premier 5

24-Aug SUN Albany, USA Albany Open H 32/24/16 Internatoinal

31-Aug

MON New York, USA US Open* ^ H 128/128/64 Grand Slam07-Sep

14-Sep MON Zhengzhou, CHN Zhengzhou Open H 28/24/16 Premier

MON Hiroshima, JPN Hana-cupid Japan Women’s Open H 32/24/16 International

MON Nanchang, CHN Jiangxi Open H 32/24/16 International

21-Sep MON Tokyo, JPN Toray Pan Pacifi c Open H 28/24/16 Premier

MON Seoul, KOR Korea Open H 32/24/16 International

MON Guangzhou, CHN Guangzhou Open ^ H 32/24/16 International

28-Sep SUN Wuhan, CHN Wuhan Open ^ H 56/32/28 Premier 5

05-Oct SAT Beijing, CHN China Open H 60¤/32/28 Premier Mandatory

12-Oct MON Hong Kong, HKG Prudential Hong Kong Tennis Open H 32/24/16 International

MON Linz, AUT Upper Austria Ladies Linz IH 32/24/16 International

MON Tianjin, CHN Tianjin Open H 32/24/16 International

19-Oct MON Moscow , RUS VTB Kremlin Cup ^ IH 28/24/16 Premier

MON Luxembourg, LUX BGL BNP Paribas Luxembourg Open IH 32/32/16 International

26-Oct TUE Zhuhai, CHN WTA Elite Trophy H 12/--/6 WTA Elite Trophy

02-Nov SUN Shenzhen, CHN Shiseido WTA Finals Shenzhen IH 8/--/8 WTA Finals

09-Nov

16-Nov

23-Nov

30-Nov OFF SEASON

07-Dec 8-10 WEEKS

14-Dec

21-Dec

28-Dec

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BNP PARIBAS OPEN Indian Wells, CA, USA • March 11 - 22

Surface: Hard/Outdoors Draw Sizes: 96M/48Q/32DVenue: Indian Wells Tennis GardenFirst Held: 1989 (32nd consecutive)Website: www.bnpparibasopen.comTel: +1-760-200-8404Tournament Director: Tommy Haas (thaas@iwtg.net)Media Director: Matt Van Tuinen (matt@mvtpr.com)

MIAMI OPEN Miami, FL, USA • March 24 - April 5

Surface: Hard/Outdoors Draw Sizes: 96M/48Q/32DVenue: Hard Rock StadiumFirst Held: 1985 (36th consecutive)Website: www.miamiopen.comTel: +1-305-446-2200Tournament Director: James Blake (james.blake@img.com)Sr. Vice President, IMG Tennis Events: Josh Ripple (josh.ripple@img.com)Media Director: Sam Henderson (sam.henderson@img.com)

MUTUA MADRID OPENMadrid, Spain • May 2 – 9

Surface: Red Clay/Outdoors Draw Sizes: 64M/32Q/28DVenue: La Caja Magica First Held: 2009 (12th consecutive)Website: www.madrid-open.comTel: +34-91-464-97-19Tournament Dir.: Feliciano Lopez (fl opez@madrid-open.com) Media Dir: Antonio Arenas (comunicacion@madrid-open.com)

CHINA OPEN Beijing, China • October 3-11

Surface: Hard/Outdoors Draw Sizes: 60M/32Q/28DVenue: National Tennis Centre First Held: 2004 (17th consecutive)Website: www.chinaopen.com.cnTel: +86.10.8437.0818 or 2208Tournament Director: Alfred Zhang Jun HuiMedia Director: YaNan Wu (yanan.wu@chinaopen.com.cn)Four Performance Byes awarded to Wuhan semifi nalists if they are scheduled to compete in main draw at Beijing

Premier Mandatory Events

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QATAR TOTAL OPENDoha, QAT • February 23 - 29

Surface: Hard/OutdoorsDraw Sizes: 56M/32Q/28DVenue: Khalifa International Tennis Complex (Doha, QAT)First Held: 2001 (18th non-consecutive; hosted WTA FInals 2008-10)Website: www.qatartennis.org Tournament Director: Saad Al Mohanndi (saad@qatartennis.org)Media Director: Redab Massoud (media@qatartennis.org)

INTERNAZIONALI BNL D’ITALIARome, Italy • May 11 -17

Surface: Red Clay/OutdoorsDraw Sizes: 56M/32Q/28DVenue: Foro Italico (Rome, ITA)First Held: 1973 (48th consecutive) Website: www.internazionalibnlditalia.com Tournament Director: Sergio Palmieri (s.palmieri@federtennis.it)Media Director: Massimo Caputi (m.caputi@federtennis.it)

ROGERS CUP presented by National BankMontreal, Canada • August 10 - 16

Surface: Hard/OutdoorsDraw Sizes: 56M/48Q/28D Venue: Rexall Centre at York UniversityFirst Held: 1892 (119th non-consecutive; 1970 (51st consecutive years)Website: www.rogerscup.comTournament Director: Karl Hale (khale@tenniscanada.com)Media Director: Valerie Tetreault (vtetreault@tenniscanada.com)

WESTERN & SOUTHERN OPEN Cincinnati, OH, USA • August 17 - 23

Surface: Hard/OutdoorsDraw Sizes: 54M/48Q/28DVenue: Lindner Family Tennis Center (Cincinnati, OH, USA)First Held: 2004 (17th consecutive) Website: www.cincytennis.comTournament Director: Andre Silva (asilva@cincytennis.com)Media Director: Pete Holtermann (media@cincytennis.com)

DONGFENG MOTOR WUHAN OPENWuhan, China • September 27 - October 3

Surface: Hard/OutdoorsDraw Sizes: 56M/32Q/28DVenue: Wuhan Optical Valley Tennis Centre (Wuhan, China)First Held: 2014 (7th consecutive)Website: www.wuhanopen.orgTournament Director: Mr Zhu Jianbin (tina.cheng@wuhanopen.org),

Fabrice Chouquet (fabrice.chouquet@wuhanopen.org)Media Director: Eleanor Preston (epreston@theemiliagroup.com)

Premier 5 Events

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WTA Finals & WTA Elite Trophy Zhuhai

WTA FINALS SHENZHEN Shenzhen, China • November 1 - 8

Host City: Shenzhen (10 years, 2019-2028)Prize Money: $14,000,000Surface: Hard / IndoorDraw Size: 8 singles / 8 doubles teamsChampionship Match: Sunday, November 3, 2019Website: www.wtafi nals.com

WTA FINALS QUICK HITS

• 2020 will be the 50th staging of the WTA Finals (began in 1972) and second year in Shenzhen.• 10 diff erent cities have hosted the WTA Finals: Boca Raton (1972-73), Los Angeles (1974-76, 2002-05), Oakland

(1978), New York City (1979-2000) Munich (2001), Madrid (2006-07), Doha (2008-10), Istanbul (2011-13), Singapore (2014-18) and now Shenzhen (2019-28).

• In 2003, the current round robin-format feeding into a four-woman single elimination draw returned to WTA Finals for the fi rst time since 1982.

• The Top 8 ranked singles players in the WTA Rankings the week of October 26, 2020 will qualify for the WTA Finals.• The Porsche Race to Shenzhen Leaderboard on wtatennis.com serves as a ranking projection for the week of October

26, 2020, the Monday prior to the WTA Finals. The leaderboard includes points earned during the 2020 season.• Players are awarded +125 ranking points for each round robin match played and an additional +125 points for

each round robin win; +360 points a win in the semifi nals and +450 points for winning the fi nal match; a player can earn up to 1500 ranking points by winning all fi ve matches at WTA Finals.

• The doubles competition features the Top 8 teams competing in a round-robin format.

WTA ELITE TROPHY ZHUHAIZhuhai, China • October 27 - November 1

Host City: Zhuhai, China (5 years, 2015-19)Venue: Hengqin International Tennis Center, ZhuhaiPrize Money: $2,349,363Surface: Hard Outdoor Covered CourtDraw Size: 12 singles / 6 doubles teamsChampionship Match: Sunday, Sunday 27, 2018Website: www.wtaelitetrophy.comTournament Director: Jose Miguel Garcia (josemiguel.garcia@

apgworld.com)

WTA ELITE TROPHY ZHUHAI QUICK HITS

• The WTA Elite Trophy Zhuhai features 12 singles players (11 direct entries, 1 wildcard) competing in a round- robin format. The direct entries will be the 11 highest ranked players not competing in the WTA Finals.

• The singles fi eld will be divided into four groups, with each player playing two matches in the round- robin stage. The top player from each group will advance to the semifi nals.

• After the completion of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Transmarine Bridge, Zhuhai will become the only city in China which is connected to Hong Kong and Macao by bridge and land.

• Hengqin International Tennis Center, with an area of about 148,000 square meters, is located at the heart of Hengqin New Area, which is the third national new area approved by China’s State Council.

• Champions at the event have included Venus Williams (2015), Petra Kvitova (2016), Julia Goerges (2017) , Ashleigh Barty (2018) and Aryna Sabalenka (2019).

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WTA Premier Level Tournaments

ADELAIDE Jan 13-18Adelaide International Hard/Outdoors 30 M / 24 Q / 16 D

Venue: Memorial Drive Tennis CentreFirst Held: 2019 (relocated from Sydney)Website: adelaideinternational.com.auTourna ment Director: Alistair MacDonald

(AMacDonald@Tennis.com.au)Media Director: Breanna Hassam

(bhassam@tennis.com.au)

BERLIN Jun 15-21Grass Court Championships Grass/Outdoors 32 M / 24 Q / 16 D

Venue: Lawn Tennis Turnier Club Rot-WeißFirst Held: 2019 (1st year) Website: /www.partnerships-emotion-berlin.de/en/ Tourna ment Director: TBD)Media Director: TBD

BRISBANE Jan 6-12Brisbane International Hard/Outdoors 30 M / 32 Q / 16 D

Venue: Queensland Tennis CentreFirst Held: 2009 (12th consecutive) Website: www.brisbaneinternational.com.au Tourna ment Director: Mark Handley

(mhandley@tennis.com.au)Media Contact: brisbanemedia@tennis.com.au

CHARLESTON Apr 6-12Volvo Car Open Green Clay/Outdoors 56 M / 32 Q / 16 D

Venue: Family Circle Tennis CenterFirst Held: 1973 (48th consecutive)Website: www.volvocaropen.comTourna ment Director: Bob Moran

(Bob.Moran@meredith.com)Media Director: Lee Deas

(Lee@obviouslee.com)

DUBAI Feb 17 -22Dubai Duty Free Tennis ChampionshipsHard/Outdoors 28 M / 32 Q / 16 D

Venue: Dubai Tennis Stadium (Dubai, UAE)First Held: 2001 (21st consecutive)Website: www.dubaidutyfreetennischampionships.comTourna ment Director: Salah Tahlak

(salah.tahlak@ddf.ae)Media Director: Sinead El Sibai

(sinead.elsibai@ddf.ae)

EASTBOURNE Jun 21-27Nature Valley International Grass/Outdoors 48 M / 24 Q / 16 D

Venue: Devonshire ParkFirst Held: 1974 (44th non-consecutive)Website: www.lta.org.ukTourna ment Director: Gavin Fletcher

(gavin.fl etcher@lta.org.uk)Media Director: Charlotte James

(charlotte.james@lta.org.uk)

MOSCOW Oct 19-25VTB Kremlin Cup Hard/Indoors 28 M / 32 Q / 16 Dt

Venue: Olympic StadiumFirst Held: 1994 (27th consecutive) Website: www.kremlincup.ruTourna ment Director: Aleksei Selivanenko

(aleksei.selivanenko@octagon.com)Media Director: Alsu Nizamieva

(alsu.nizamieva@russport.ru)

ST. PETERSBURG Feb 10-16St. Petersburg Ladies Trophy Hard/Indoors 28 M / 32 Q / 16 D

Venue: Sibur ArenaFirst Held: 2016 (5th consecutive year)Website: wta.formulatx.comTourna ment Director: Natalia Kamelzon

(belokamennaya@inbox.ru)Media Director: Mikhail Ivanov

(mih-iv@yandex.ru)

SAN JOSE Aug 3-9Mubadola Silicon Valley ClassicHard/Outdoors 28 M / 16 Q / 16 D

Venue: San José State University Tennis CenterFirst Held: 1987 (49th consecutive; 3rd year at San Jose)Website: www.mubadalasvc.com Tourna ment Director: Vickie Gunnarsson

(vickie.gunnarsson@img.com)Media Director: Sam Henderson

(sam.henderson@img.com)

STUTTGART Apr 20-26Porsche Tennis Grand Prix Red Clay/Indoors 28 M / 32 Q / 16 D

Venue: Porsche ArenaFirst Held: 1978 (43rd consecutive)Website: www.porsche-tennis.deTourna ment Director: Markus Guenthardt

(markus.guenthardt@porsche.de)Media Director: Claus-Peter Andorka

(cpa.sports@t-online.de)

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TOKYO Sep 21-27Toray Pan Pacifi c Open Hard/Outdoors 28 M / 32 Q / 16 D

Venue: Ariake ColosseumFirst Held: 1984 (37th consecutive)Website: www.toray-ppo.co.jpTourna ment Director: Yutaka Nakagawa

(n190216@adk.jp)Media Director: Noriyo Arima

(noriyo@adk.jp)

ZHENGZHOU Sep 14-20Zhengzhou Open Hard/Outdoors 28 M / 32 Q / 16 D

Venue: Zhongyuan Tennis Training Base Manage-ment CenterFirst Held: 2019 (2nd consecutive in Zhengzhou; previously staged at New Haven and San Antonio)Website: www.toray-ppo.co.jpTourna ment Director: Victor Ruiz

(victor.ruiz@apgworld.com

WTA International Tournaments

ACAPULCO Feb 24-29Abierto Mexicano TELCEL presentado por HSBC Hard/Outdoors 32 M / 24 Q / 16 D

First Held: 2001 (20th consecutive)Website: www.abiertomexicanodetenis.comTourna ment Director: Raul Zurutuza

(rzurutuza@mextenis.com)Media Director: Maria Fernanda Ruiz

(marifer@mextenis.com)

ALBANY Aug 23-29Albany Open Hard/Outdoors 32 M / 24 Q / 16 D

First Held: 2020Tourna ment Director: Jerry Solomon

(theauroragames1@gmail.com)Media Director: TBD

AUCKLAND Jan 6-12ASB Classic Hard/Outdoors 32 M / 32 Q / 16 D

First Held: 1985 (35th non-consecutive)Website: www.asbclassic.co.nz Tourna ment Director: Karl Budge

(karl@tennisauckland.co.nz)Media Director: Rewa Harriman

(media@tennisauckland.co.nz)

BAD HOMBOURG Jun 22-27Bad Hombourg Open Grass/Outdoors 32 M / 24 Q / 16 D

First Held: 2020Website: badhomburg-open.deTourna ment Director: TBDMedia Director: TBD

BIRMINGHAM Jun 15-21Nature Valley Classic Grass/Outdoors 32 M / 32 Q / 16 D

First Held: 1982 (39th consecutive)Website: www.lta.org.ukTourna ment Director: Patrick Hughesman

(patrick.hughesman@LTA.org.uk)Media Director: Eleanor Preston

(eleanor.preston@LTA.org.uk)

BOGOTÁ Apr 6-12Claro Open Colsanitas Red Clay/Outdoors 32 M / 24 Q / 16 D

First Held: 1998 (23rd consecutive)Website: www.copawtabogota.comTourna ment Director: Jhan Fontalvo

(jhan.fontalvo@produccionesgrandslam.com)Media Director: Leonardo Garcia

(prensa@produccionesgrandslam.com)

BUCHAREST Jul 13-19Bucharest Open Clay/Outdoors 32 M / 32 Q / 16 D

First held: 2014 (7th consecutive)Website: www.brdbucharestopen.roTourna ment Director: Jeno Marky

(jeno.marky@rta.hu)Media Director: Adina Blaj

(ablaj@frt.ro )

BUDAPEST Feb 17-23Hungarian Ladies Open Hard/Indoors 32 M / 24 Q / 16 D

First held: 2017 (4th consecutive year)Website: www.hungarianladiesopen.comTourna ment Director: Attila Richter

(arichter@huntennis.hu)Media Director: Krisztina Tamás

(press@huntennis.hu)

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GUANGZHOU Sep 21-26Guangzhou International Women’s Open Hard/Outdoors 32 M / 24 Q / 16 D

First Held: 2004 (17th consecutive)Website: www.gztennis.com Tourna ment Director: Huang Jianting

(hjthix@126.com)Media Director: Catherine Xie

(gzevent_xjx@hotmail.com)

HIROSHIMA Sep 14-20Japan Women’s Tennis OpenHard/Outdoors 32 M / 32 Q / 16 D

First Held: 2009 (12th consecutive)Website: www.jw-open.jpTourna ment Director: Ms. Hikaru Mizutani

(h-mizutani@jta-tennis.or.jp)Media Director: Naoyuki Nozawa

(nozawa@jta-tennis.or.jp)

HOBART Jan 13-18Hobart International Hard/Outdoors 32 M / 24 Q / 16 D

First Held: 1994 (27th consecutive)Website: www.hobartinternational.com.auTourna ment Director: Darren Sturgess

(dsturgess@tennis.com.au))Media Director: Harriet Rendle

(hrendle@tennis.com.au)

HONG KONG Oct 12-18Prudential Hong Kong Tennis Open Hard/Outdoors 32 M / 24 Q / 16 D

First Held: 2014 (6th non-consecutive; postponed in 2019)Website: www.hongkongtennisopen.comTourna ment Director: Chris Lai

(chris.lai@tennishk.org) Media Director: Edith Lun

(edith.lun@tennishk.org)

HUA HIN Feb 10-16Thailand Open Hard/Outdoors 32 M / 24 Q / 1

First Held: 2019 (2nd consecutive)Website: www.thailandopenhuahin.comTourna ment Director: Victor Ruiz

(victor.ruiz@apgworld.com)Media Director: TBC

JURMALA Jul 20-26Baltic Open Hard/Outdoors 32 M / 24 Q / 16 D

First Held: 2019 (2nd consecutiveWebsite: balticopentennis.comTourna ment Director: Alexander Ostrovsky

(ostrovsky@one-sgm.com)Co-Tou rnament Director: Paradorn Srichaphan

(Paradorn.s@truearenahuahin.com)

LAUSANNE Jul 13-19Ladies OPen LausanneClay/Outdoors 32 M / 24 Q / 16 D

First Held: 2019 (2nd consecutive)Website: ladiesopenlausanne.chTourna ment Director: Jeff Collet

(jfc@gcmsa.ch)Media Director: Thibaud Borer

(tb@gcmsa.ch)

LINZ Oct 12-18Ladies Linz presented by Upper Austria Hard/Indoors 32 M / 24 Q / 16 D

First Held: 1991 (29th consecutive)Website: www.ladieslinz.atTourna ment Director: Sandra Reichel

(sandra.reichel@matchmaker.at)Media Director: Karlheinz Wieser

(offi ce@power-play.at)

LUGANO Apr 20-26Ladies Open Lugano Clay/Outdoors 32 M / 24 Q / 16 D

First Held: 2017 (4th consecutive - staged in Biel in 2017, Lugano beginning in 2019)Website: www.ladiesopen.chTourna ment Director: Geraldine Dondit

(geraldine.dondit@infrontringier.ch)Media Director: info@ladiesopen.ch

LUXEMBOURG Oct 19-25BGL BNP Paribas Luxembourg Open Hard/Indoors 32 M / 32 Q / 16 D

First Held: 1996 (25th consecutive)Website: www.bglbnpparibas-open.lu Tourna ment Director: Danielle Maas

(dmaas.iwtp@gmail.com)Media Director: Luc Hertges

(info@iwtp.lu)

LYON Mar 2-8Lyon Open Hard/Outdoors 32 M / 24 Q / 16 D

First Held: 2020Venue: Palais des Sports de GerlandTourna ment Director: Pascal Biojout

(pascal-biojout@sportplusconseil.com)Media Director: Antoine Ludger

(antoine.ludger@tvsportevents.com)

MONTERREY Mar 2-8Abierto GNP Seguros Hard/Outdoors 32 M / 32 Q / 16 D

First Held: 2009 (12th consecutive)Website: www.abiertomonterrey.comTourna ment Director: Hernan Garza Echavarria

(hernan.garza@hgpromotores.com)Media Director: Daniela Garza

(daniela.garza@abiertomonterrey.com)

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NANCHANG Sep 14-20Jiangxi Open Hard/Outdoors 32 M / 24 Q / 16 D

First Held: 2016 (4th consecutive year)Website: www.jxopen.netTourna ment Director: Grant Carpio

(grant.carpio@apgworld.com)Media Director: Qiu Youyi

(youyi.qiu@chinaopen.com.cn)

NOTTINGHAM Jun 8-14Nature Valley Open Grass/Outdoors 32 M / 24 Q / 16 D

First Held: 2015 (5th consecutive)Website: www.lta.org.ukTourna ment Director: Rebecca James

(Rebecca.james@lta.org.uk)Media Director: John Dolan

(John.Dolan@LTA.org.uk)

NÜRNBERG May 17-23NÜRNBERGER Versicherungs Cup Red Clay/Outdoors 32 M / 24 Q / 16 D

First Held: 2013 (7th consecutive)Website: www.nuernberger-versicherungscup.deTourna ment Director: Sandra Reichel

(sandra.reichel@matchmaker.at)Media Director: Oliver Qante

(quante@uniqat-pr.de)

PALERMO Jul 20-26Palermo Ladies Open Clay/Outdoors 32 M / 24 Q / 16 D

First Held: 1990 (26th non-consecutive - staged in Palermo 1990-2013)Website: www.palermoladiesopen.comTourna ment Director: Oliviero Palma

(countrytime@tin.it)Media Director: TBC

(info@countrytimeclub.com)

PRAGUE Apr 27-May1J&T Banka Prague Open Clay/Outdoors 32 M / 32 Q / 16 D

First Held: 2015 (5th consecutive)Website: www.wtapragueopen.czTourna ment Director: Petra Cernoskova

(petra@cernoskova.cz)Media Director: Eva Slaninkova

(e.slaninkova@tkspartapraha.cz)

RABAT Apr 27-May2Grand Prix De SAR La Princesse Lalla MeryemClay/Outdoors 32 M / 32 Q / 16 D

First Held: 2001 (5th year in Rabat; 19th year overall)Website: www.lallameryemtennis.comTourna ment Director: Khalid Outaleb

(khalid.outaleb@gmail.com)Media Director: TBC

‘s-HERTOGENBOSCH Jun 8-14Libéma Open Grass/Outdoors 32 M / 24 Q / 16 D

First Held: 1996 (26th consecutive)Website: libema-open.nlTourna ment Director: Marcel Hunze

(marcel.hunze@ricoh-open.nl)Media Contact: press@libema-events.nl

SEOUL Sep 21-27Korea Open Hard/Outdoors 32 M / 24 Q / 16 D

First Held: 2004 (17th consecutive)Website: www.koreaopen.com Tourna ment Director: Mr Jin-Soo Lee

(jslhs1211@hanmail.net)Media Director: Kim Wonmin

(wmkim314@daum.net)

SHENZHEN December 30-January 5Shenzhen Open Hard/Outdoors 32 M / 16 Q / 16 D

First Held: 2013 (8th consecutive year)Website: www.ShenzhenOpenTennis.comTourna ment Director: Luiz Carvalho

(luiz.carvalho@img.com)Media Director: Robecta Yeung

(robecta.yeung@imgworld.com)

STRASBOURG May 19-25Internationaux de StrasbourgRed Clay/Outdoors 32 M / 24 Q / 16 D

First Held: 1987 (33rd consecutive)Website: www.internationaux-strasbourg.frTourna ment Director: Denis Naegelen

(naegelen@quarterback.fr)Media Director: Caroline Rondet

(rondet@quarterback.fr)

TIANJIN Oct 12-18Tianjin Open Hard/Outdoors 32 M / 24 Q / 16 D First Held: 2014 (7th consecutive year)Website: www.tianjinopen.comTourna ment Director: Stephen Duckitt

(stephen.duckitt@apgworld.com)

WASHINGTON DC Aug 3-9Citi Open Hard/Outdoors 32 M / 16 Q / 16 D

First Held: 2011 (9th consecutive)Website: www.citiopentennis.comTourna ment Director: Keely O’Brien

(kobrien@lagardere-unlimited.com)Media Director: Sheena Pegarido

(spegarido@linksp.com)

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AUSTRALIAN OPENMelbourne, Australia • January 14 - 29

Surface: Hard/Outdoors Draw Sizes: 128M/128Q/64DVenue: Melbourne ParkFirst Held: 1922 (fi rst women’s singles event) Website: www.australianopen.comTel: +61-3-9914-4400Tournament Director: Craig Tiley Media Director: Darren Pearce (dpearce@tennis.com.au)

ROLAND GARROS Paris, France • May 26 - June 9

Surface: Red Clay/OutdoorsDraw Sizes: 128M/96Q/64DVenue: Stade Roland GarrosFirst Held: 1925 (fi rst women’s singles event)Website: www.rolandgarros.comTel: +33-26-65-00-00Tournament Director: Guy ForgetMedia Director (TV): Sandra Gorline (sgorline@ff t.fr)Media Director (Print): Guillaume Lebastard (glebastard@ff t.fr)

WIMBLEDON London, England • July 1 - 14

Surface: Grass/OutdoorsDraw Sizes: 128M/128Q/64DVenue: All England Lawn Tennis ClubFirst Held: 1884 (fi rst ladies’ singles event)Website: www.wimbledon.comTel: +44-20-8944-1066Chief Executive: Richard LewisHead of Communications, Content and Digital: Alexandra Willis (awillis@aeltc.com)Communications Lead: Eloise Tyson (etys@aeltc.com)

US OPEN Flushing Meadows, NY, USA • August 26 - September 8

Surface: Hard/OutdoorsDraw Sizes: 128M/128Q/64DVenue: USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis CenterFirst Held: 1887 (fi rst women’s singles event)Website: www.usopen.orgTel: +1-914-696-7000Tournament Director: David BrewerMedia Director: Chris Widmaier (widmaier@usta.com)

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www.itftennis.com

As the world governing body of tennis, the International Tennis Federation (ITF) is responsible for every level of the sport including the regulation of rules and the future development of the game. Based in London, the ITF currently has 210 member nations and six regional associations, which administer the game in their respective areas, in close consultation with the ITF. The ITF is committed to promoting tennis around the world and encouraging as many people as possible to play the game. 87 million people enjoy playing tennis in more than 200 countries worldwide, making tennis one of the few truly global sports. The breadth of appeal is appropriately refl ected in the ITF’s active involvement in a range of circuits including the new ITF World Tennis Tour (incorporating the former Men’s and Women’s Circuits, and Junior Circuit), plus seniors tennis, wheelchair tennis and beach tennis. Dedicated websites for each of these circuits can be found at www.itftennis.com. The women’s ITF World Tennis Tour serves as the pathway between junior tennis and the women’s tour. The results of ITF tournaments are incorporated into the WTA Ranking, which enables professionals to progress through to the elite levels of women’s professional tennis. All players who compete in women’s ITF World Tennis Tour tournaments must register for annual IPIN Membership (an IPIN fee is payable), giving them access to the IPIN Online Service, which allows them to manage their playing schedule on the Circuit. Details of all entry requirements and other related Circuit information can be found www.itftennis.com. The ITF actively promotes the importance of representing one’s country whether at the Olympics or within the team competition format. The men’s Davis Cup, the World Cup of Tennis and women’s Fed Cup by BNP Paribas are the largest annual international

team competitions in sport and most prized in the ITF’s event portfolio. Both have a rich history and have consistently attracted the best players from each passing generation. Further information is available at www.daviscup.com and www.fedcup.com. The Olympic and Paralympic Tennis Events are also an important part of the ITF’s responsibilities, with the 2020 events being held in Tokyo. For further information visit www.itftennis.com/olympics. The development of tennis sits at the heart of the ITF’s vision. The core objectives are increasing participation in tennis worldwide for all ages, playing standards and physical abilities; and the development of talented players, particularly those from nations that are both under-resourced and under-represented. The ITF aims to create a progressive global event structure from introductory to senior professional levels; educate a suffi cient number of qualifi ed coaches; support the development of new and existing facilities worldwide; and facilitate the learning and playing of tennis, and retention of players. Development programme activities are funded jointly by the ITF and the Grand Slam Development Fund. Since 1985 over $100 million has been invested in tennis development worldwide. For further information visit www.itftennis.com/development. The ITF’s purpose is to ensure the long-term growth and sustainability of tennis. This is achieved through governance of the rules of tennis, conducting research into the technical aspects of tennis and by keeping ahead of all new trends and issues. Regulation of the sport also includes keeping tennis free from drugs, and the ITF is responsible for the management, administration and enforcement of the Tennis Anti-Doping Programme at all WTA events.

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In May 2012, the WTA introduced WTA 125K Series events, a new stream of tournaments that provides emerging markets a chance to showcase women’s professional tennis, offering up-and-coming players an opportunity to play additional tournament matches and earn ranking points. With total prize money of $125,000 and 160 ranking points for the champion, WTA 125K Series events are one level above top-tier ITF Women’s Circuit, which offer $115,000 in total prize money and 150 ranking points for the champion.

2019 – CHAMPIONS SINGLES DOUBLESNewport Beach, CA, USA Bianca Andreescu H.Carter/E.ShibaharaIndian Wells 125K, CA, USA Viktorija Golubic Kr.Pliskova/E.RodinaGuadalajara, MEX Veronika Kudermetova M.Sanchez/F.StollarAnning, CHN Zheng Saisai S.Peng/Z.YangBol, CRO Tamara Zidansek T.Bacsinszky/M.MinellaBastad, SWE Misaki Doi M.Doi/N.VikhlyantsevaKarlsruhe, GER Patricia Maria Tig L.Arruabarrena/R.VoracovaNew Haven 125K, CT, USA Anna Blinkova A.Blinkova/O.KalashnikovaHouston, TX, USA Kirsten Flipkens E.Perez/L.StefaniTaipei, TPE Vitalia Diatchenko F.Wu/Y.Lee

2018 – CHAMPIONS SINGLES DOUBLESNewport Beach, CA, USA Danielle Collins M.Doi/J.TeichmannIndian Wells, CA, USA Sara Errani T.Townsend/Y.WickmayerZhengzhou, China Zheng Saisai Y.Duan/Y.WangAnning, China Irina Khromacheva D.Jakupovic/I.KhromachevaBol, Croatia Tamara Zidansek M.Duque-Marino/Y.WangChicago, IL, USA Petra Martic M.Barthel/Kr.PliskovaMumbai, India Luksika Kumkhum N.Dzalamidze/V.KudermetovaLimoges, France Ekaterina Alexandrova V.Kudermetova/G.VoskoboevaHouston, TX, USA Peng Shuai M.Manasse/J.PegulaTaipei, Chinese Taipei Luksika Kumkhum A.Raina/K.Thand

2017 – CHAMPIONS SINGLES DOUBLESZhengzhou, China Wang Qiang X.Han/L.ZhuBol, Croatia Aleksandra Krunic Cj.Chuang/VoracovaDalian, China Kateryna Kozlova J.J.Lu/X.YouLimoges, France Monica Niculescu V.Savinykh/M.ZanevskaHua Hin, Thailand Belinda Bencic Y.Duan/Y.WangTaipei, Chinese Taipei Belinda Bencic V.Kudermetova/A.SabalenkaHonolulu, HI, USA Zhang Shuai S.W.Hsieh/S.Y.HsiehMumbai, India Aryna Sabalenka B.Schoofs/V.Rodriguez

2016 – CHAMPIONS SINGLES DOUBLESSan Antonio, TX, USA Misaki Doi Groenefeld/MelicharBol, Croatia Mandy Minella Knoll/MarticDalian, China Kristyna Pliskova Y.H.Lee/TakahataTaipei, Chinese Taipei Evgeniya Rodina Dzalamidze/KudermetovaLimoges, France Ekaterina Alexandrova Mertens/MinellaHonolulu, HI, USA Catherine Bellis Hozumi/Kato

2015 – CHAMPIONS SINGLES DOUBLESNanchang, China Jelena Jankovic K.C. Chang/S.ZhengDalian, China Zheng Saisai K.L. Zhang/S.ZhengHua Hin, Thailand Yaroslava Shvedova C.Liang/Y.WangLimoges, France Caroline Garcia Minella/KrejcikovaTaipei, Chinese Taipei Timea Babos Hisami/TakahataCarlsbad, CA, USA Yanina Wickmayer Royg/Ce

2014 – CHAMPIONS SINGLES DOUBLESNanchang, China Peng Shuai Chuang/NamigataSuzhou, China Anna-Lena Friedsam C.Chan/ChuangNingbo, China Magda Linette Ar.Rodionova /SavchukTaipei, Chinese Taipei Vitalia Diatchenko H.Chan/Y.ChanLimoges, France Tereza Smitkova Siniakova/Voracova 2013 – CHAMPIONS SINGLES DOUBLESCali, Colombia Lara Arruabarrena Castano/Duque-MariñoSuzhou, China Shahar Peer Babos/KrajicekNingbo, China Bojana Jovanovski Zhang/Y.ChanNanjing, China Zhang Shuai Doi/Y.XuTaipei, Chinese Taipei Alison Van Uytvanck Garcia/Shvedova 2012 – CHAMPIONS SINGLES DOUBLESTaipei, Chinese Taipei Kristina Mladenovic H.Chan/MladenovicPune, India Elina Svitolina Bratchikova/Kalashnikova

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HEIGHT6’ (1.83 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 7 - 13

W-L 19 18 17 16

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 1 - 3 1r 2r 1r -

ROLAND GARROS 3 - 3 3r 1r 2r -

WIMBLEDON 1 - 4 1r 1r 1r 2r

US OPEN 2 - 3 2r 1r 2r -

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SINGLES TITLES (0)FINALIST (1): 2018 - Linz.

DOUBLES TITLES (1)2019 Budapest w/Zvonareva

ADDITIONALWTA 125K SERIES TITLES - Singles (2): 2018 - Limoges, FRA; 2016 - Limoges, FRA

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Posted 30 tour-level match wins during 2019 season, in

which she reached SF at Budapest, Seoul and Linz and made QF at St.Petersburg, ‘s-Hertogenbosch, Eastbourne and Moscow

• Made Top 50 debut after QF run at ‘s-Hertogenbosch (June 17, 2019)

• Other highlights in 2019 included upset of No.5 Halep en route to R16 at Beijing – the first win of her career over a Top 5 player – and 3r showing at Roland Garros

• Reached maiden WTA final at 2018 Linz (l. Giorgi). Other notable results in 2018 were QF run at Seoul (d. No.10 Ostapenko en route for her first career Top 10 win) and lifted WTA 125K Series title at Limoges

• Competed in the main draw of all four Grand Slams in 2017 for first time in career. Made Top 100 debut at No.93 after winning title at $60k ITF/Shenzhen-CHN (March 20, 2017)

• Won WTA 125K Series title at Limoges in 2016 (d. Garcia in F). Also in 2016 reached 2r at Wimbledon (won her way through qualifying, on first attempt to qualify at any Slam, upsetting No.23 seed Ivanovic in 1r)

• Reached 2r on WTA main draw debut at 2016 Katowice (as qualifier, l. eventual R-Up Giorgi)

• Contested qualifying for the first time at a WTA-level tournament at 2014 Bad Gastein

• Played first professional events of career on ITF Circuit in 2011

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DATE OF BIRTH16-JUN-2000 (MISSISSAUGA, CANADA)

HEIGHT5’ 7” (1.70 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 9 - 2

W-L 19 18 17

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 1 - 1 2r - -

ROLAND GARROS 1 - 0 2r - -

WIMBLEDON 0 - 1 - - 1r

US OPEN 7 - 0 W - -

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SINGLES TITLES (3)2019 Indian Wells

TorontoUS Open

FINALIST (1): 2019 - Auckland.

DOUBLES TITLES (0)FINALIST (1): 2017 - Québec City (w/Bransine).

ADDITIONALWTA 125K SERIES TITLES - Singles (1): 2019 - Newport Beach, CA, USA. CANADA FED CUP - 2017-19.

WTA FINALS HISTORYSINGLES (0-2): 2019Made WTA Finals debut in 2019... Became fourth Canadian to compete at WTA Finals in singles, along with Carling Bassett-Seguso (1984-85), Eugenie Bouchard (2014) and Helen Kelesi (1988-89)... In 2019 went 0-2 in round robin matches, retiring mid-match in her second match and later withdrew from the tournament.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Lifted maiden Grand Slam title at 2019 US Open (d. S.

Williams in F), becoming the first Canadian woman to win a major singles title in the Open Era and breaking into the Top 5 at No.5 after the tournament (Sep 9, 2019)

• Won two other titles in 2019, at Indian Wells (as wildcard, d. Kerber in F) and Toronto (d. S.Williams in F via ret. w/upper back injury), f inished R-Up at Auckland (as qualif ier, l. Goerges), reached SF at Acapulco and made QF at Beijing

• Also became fourth Canadian woman in history to compete at the WTA Finals (withdrew during RR w/left knee injury)

• Despite missing much of the clay court season and not playing at all on grass due to a right shoulder injury, ended 2019 with a 48-7 win-loss record and at No.5 in the rankings – the sole teenager to f inish in the Top 20

• In 2018 won fourth and fifth ITF Circuit titles of her career at $25K ITF/Florence-SC, USA and $25K ITF/Norman-OK, USA. Also fell in qualifying at all four majors in 2018

• Highlight of 2017 season was QF run at Washington DC (d. World No.13 Mladenovic in 2r to become first player born in 21st century to register a Top 20 win). Also in 2017, made 2r at Québec City and fell 1r at Wimbledon and Toronto

• Made professional debut by f inishing R-Up at $25k ITF/Gatineau-CAN (l. Glatch in F)

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HEIGHT5’ 5” (1.66 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

WTA YEAR-END RANKING YEAR RANK W-L2019 24 23-132018 95 11-52017 192 0-22016 764 --

SINGLES TITLES (1)2019 Bogotá

FINALIST (1): 2018 - Hiroshima.

DOUBLES TITLES (0)

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Highlight of 2019 season was winning maiden title at

Bogotá (d. Sharma in F); at 17y 222d was the youngest American to win a title since S.Williams at 1999 Indian Wells (17y 169d)

• Finished 2019 ranked No.24 – the youngest of three teenagers in the Top 50 (also Andreescu and Yastremska). Other standout performances included SF run at Roland Garros – first player (man or woman) born in 2000s to advance to this stage of a major – QF showings at Mallorca and San Jose, and R16 appearance at Australian Open – at 17 years and five months old, was the youngest player to reach R16 at a Slam since Paszek at 2007 US Open (16 yrs 277 days)

• Scored maiden win over a Top 5 player during 2019 Roland Garros, upsetting No.3 and defending champion Halep in QF

• Made Top 100 debut at No.95 on September 17, 2018, after reaching first career tour-level f inal at Hiroshima (as qualif ier, l. Hsieh in F)

• Also in 2018, upset No.9 Kvitova to become the joint-youngest player to reach R16 at Indian Wells, along with Majoli, who made SF in 1994 (both aged 16 years, 199 days)

• Made WTA main draw debut at 2017 Miami (l. Townsend in 3s), with Grand Slam bow coming at 2017 Roland Garros. Also in 2017, reached four ITF Circuit f inals, winning $60k ITF/Sacramento, CA-USA and finishing R-Up at $25k ITF/Curtiba-BRA, $80k ITF/Indian Harbour Beach, FL-USA and $60k ITF/Dothan, AL-USA

• In juniors, won US Open girls’ singles in 2017 and was R-Up at 2016 Roland Garros

• Reached No.2 in junior world rankings• Father, Konstantin, and mother, Olga, were both born

and raised in Moscow; sister Maria Anisimova-Egee and lives in New York

• Born in New Jersey but moved to Miami at 3• Speaks English and Russian

GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 9 - 5

W-L 19 18 17

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 3 - 1 4r - -

ROLAND GARROS 5 - 2 SF - 1r

WIMBLEDON 1 - 1 2r - -

US OPEN 0 - 1 - 1r -

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DATE OF BIRTH31-JUL-1989 (MINSK, BELARUS)

HEIGHT6’ (1.83 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 127 - 46

W-L 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 09 08 07 06

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 39 - 10 1r - - QF 4r QF W W 4r QF 4r 3r 3r 1r

ROLAND GARROS 22 - 12 2r 1r - 1r 3r - SF 4r QF 1r QF 4r 1r 1r

WIMBLEDON 32 - 12 3r 2r 4r - QF 2r 2r SF SF 3r QF 3r 3r 1r

US OPEN 34 - 12 1r 3r - - QF QF F F 3r 2r 3r 3r 4r 3r

WTA YEAR-END RANKING YEAR RANK W-L

2019 50 22-18

2018 51 17-12

2017 208 4-2

2016 13 26-3

2015 22 31-13

2014 32 15-9

2013 2 43-9

2012 1 69-10

YEAR RANK W-L

2011 3 55-17

2010 10 42-20

2009 7 45-15

2008 15 40-20

2007 30 30-16

2006 92 9-12

2005 146 3-2

2004 506 --

SINGLES TITLES (20)2016 Miami

Indian Wells

Brisbane

2013 Cincinnati

Doha

Australian Open

2012 Linz

Beijing

Indian Wells

Doha

2012 Australian Open

Sydney

2011 Luxembourg

Marbella

Miam

2010 Moscow

Stanford

2009 Miami

Memphis

Brisbane

FINALIST (17): 2019 - Monterrey; 2015 - Doha; 2014 - Brisbane;

2013 - Rome, Carlsbad, US Open; 2012 - Stuttgart, Madrid, US Open;

2011 - Madrid, WTA Finals; 2010 - Dubai, Eastbourne; 2008 - Gold

Coast, Prague; 2007 - Estoril, Tashkent.

DOUBLES TITLES (8)2019 Rome w/Barty

2019 Acapulco w/S.Zheng

2011 Stanford w/Kirilenko

2011 Madrid w/Kirilenko

2010 Cincinnati w/Kirilenko

2009 Indian Wells w/Zvonareva

2009 Memphis w/Wozniacki

2006 Tashkent w/Poutchek

FINALIST (11): 2019 - US Open (w/Barty); 2011 - Australian Open,

Toronto (both w/Kirilenko); 2009 - Roland Garros (w/Vesnina); 2008 -

Australian Open (w/Peer), Amelia Island (w/Vesnina); 2007 - Stanford,

San Diego (both w/Chakvetadze), Luxembourg (w/Peer), Moscow (w/

Poutchek); 2006 - Memphis (w/Wozniacki).

ADDITIONALMIXED DOUBLES - Winner (3): 2012 - Olympics (w/Mirnyi); 2008

- Roland Garros (w/B.Bryan); 2007 - US Open (w/Mirnyi). Finalist (1):

2007 - Australian Open (w/Mirnyi).

BELARUS FED CUP - 2005, 2007, 2009-11, 2015-16, 2019.

BELARUS OLYMPIC TEAM - 2008, 2012.

WTA FINALS HISTORYSINGLES (8-10): 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013Played in WTA Finals in fi ve consecutive years and in two diff erent

cities: Doha and Istanbul… Best result is runner-up in 2011 (l. Kvitova)

and advanced to SF in 2012.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Reached fi rst fi nal in almost three years at 2019 Monterrey (ret. in

fi nal vs. Muguruza due to lower leg injury). Also advanced to QF at

Acapulco, Stuttgart and Rome

• In doubles in 2019, won titles at Acapulco (w/S.Zheng) and Rome

(w/Barty) and was R-Up at US Open (w/Barty); now 8-11 in WTA

doubles fi nals

• On February 2, 2019 returned to Top 50 for fi rst time following the

birth of her son, Leo

• Highlights of 2018 season included SF at Miami (l. Stephens) and QF

at San Jose and Tokyo

• Marked return to tennis in June 2017 by reaching the 2r at Mallorca

in her fi rst tournament following birth of Leo in December 2016

• Lifted three titles in 2016, at Brisbane (fi rst since Cincinnati, August

2013) and ‘Sunshine Double’ of Indian Wells and Miami – third

woman to achieve feat after Graf (1994, 1996) and Clijsters (2005)

• Two-time Grand Slam champion, capturing back-to-back titles at

the Australian Open in 2012 (d. Sharapova in F) and 2013 (d. Li in F).

Also a two‐time Grand Slam runner‐up, at 2012 and 2013 US Open

(losing to S.Williams both times in 3s)

• Began 2012 with 26-match win streak – best start since Hingis went

37-0 in 1997. Went on to win tour-leading 69 matches in 2012,

season highlighted by six titles, fi nishing as WTA’s year-end No.1

• Ascended to World No.1 after 2012 Australian Open and held top

spot for a total of 51 weeks

• Posted fi ve consecutive Top 10 fi nishes between 2009 and 2013,

qualifying for the WTA Finals on each occasion, reaching fi nal at

Istanbul in 2011 (l. Kvitova)

• Won two medals for Belarus at 2012 London Olympics – bronze in

singles and mixed doubles gold (w/Mirnyi)

• Four Grand Slam doubles R-Up fi nishes, at 2008 Australian Open (w/

Peer), 2009 Roland Garros (w/Vesnina), 2011 Australian Open (w/

Kirilenko) and 2019 US Open (w/Barty). Two-time Grand Slam mixed

doubles champion, at 2007 US Open (w/Mirnyi) and 2008 Roland

Garros (w/B.Bryan), and fi nished as R-Up at 2018 Wimbledon (w/J.

Murray)

• Won girls’ singles titles at the Australian Open and US Open in 2005

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DOUBLES TITLES (22)2019 WTA Finals w/Mladenovic

Roland Garros w/MladenovicIstanbul w/Mladenovic

2018 WTA Finals w/Mladenovic Birmingham w/MladenovicAustralian Open w/Mladenovic

2017 WTA FInals w/Sestini HlavackovaMoscow w/Sestini HlavackovaTashkent w/Sestini HlavackovaQuébec City w/Sestini HlavackovaRabat w/Sestini HlavackovaSydney w/Pavlyuchenkova

2015 Rome w/Mladenovic Marrakech w/MladenovicDubai w/Mladenovic

2014 Kuala Lumpur w/H.ChanSydney w/Safarova

2013 Tashkent w/ShvedovaMarrakech w/MinellaMonterrey w/Date-KrummBogotá w/Minella

2012 Birmingham w/Hsieh

FINALIST (13): 2019 - Australian Open (w/Mladenovic); 2018 - Madrid, US Open (both w/Mladenovic); 2017 - Madrid, Beijing (both w/Hlavackova); 2016 - Miami, Wimbledon (both w/Shvedova), Florianopolis (w/Jani); 2014 - Paris [Indoors], Wimbledon, Cincinnati (all w/Mladenovic), Monterrey (w/Govortsova); 2013 - Hobart (w/Minella).

SINGLES TITLES (3)2018 Taipei City2017 Budapest2012 Monterrey

FINALIST (5): 2018 - Monterrey; 2017 - Québec City, Tashkent; 2016 - Florianopolis; 2015 - Marrakech.

ADDITIONALWTA 125K SERIES TITLES - Singles (1): 2015 - Taipei-TPE.Doubles (1): 2013 - Suzhou-CHN (w/Krajicek).MIXED DOUBLES -Finalist (1): 2015 - Wimbledon (w/Peya).HUNGARY FED CUP - 2011-15, 2017HUNGARY OLYMPIC TEAM - 2012, 2016.

WTA FINALS HISTORYDOUBLES (7-3): 2015-19Qualifi ed for WTA Finals in doubles fi ve consecutive years - 2015 (w/Mladenovic), 2016 (w/Shvedova), 2017 (w/Sestini Hlavackova) and 2018 and 2019 (w/Mladenovic)... Won doubles title three-consecutive years (2017-19).

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Enjoyed another great year on the doubles court, lifting

titles alongside Mladenovic at Roland Garros, WTA Finals and Istanbul, and also fi nishing R-Up at Australian Open

• Doubles highlights in 2018 included titles at Australian Open, WTA Finals and Birmingham; also R-Up at US Open and reached QF at Wimbledon (all w/Mladenovic); crowned new WTA World No.1 in doubles after Wimbledon run (July 16, 2018)

• Also in 2018, won singles title at Taipei City (d. Kozlova in F) and was R-Up at Monterrey (l. Muguruza)

• In 2017, reached a career-high three singles fi nals, capturing the second WTA singles title of her career on home soil in Budapest (d. Safarova in F) and fi nishing R-Up at Québec City and Tashkent

• Produced an impressive season on doubles court in 2017, claiming a career-high six titles, including hoisting the trophy at 2017 WTA Finals in Singapore (w/Hlavackova)

• Qualifi ed in singles for 2016 WTA Elite Trophy Zhuhai • Four-time Grand Slam doubles runner-up, at 2014

Wimbledon (w/Mladenovic), 2016 Wimbledon (w/Shvedova), 2018 US Open (w/Mladenovic) and 2019 Australian Open (w/Mladenovic)

• Mixed doubles runner-up at 2015 Wimbledon (w/Peya) and 2018 Australian Open (w/Bopanna)

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HEIGHT5' 10" (1.78 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

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AUSTRALIAN OPEN 3 - 7 2r 2r 1r 2r 1r 1r 1r -

ROLAND GARROS 1 - 6 1r 1r 1r 2r 1r - - 1r

WIMBLEDON 3 - 7 - 1r 1r 2r 2r 1r 1r 2r

US OPEN 4 - 8 2r 1r 2r 3r 1r 1r 1r 1r

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AUSTRALIAN OPEN 8 - 6 QF 3r 3r - - 1r 1r 1r

ROLAND GARROS 9 - 5 W 2r 1r - - 1r 2r 1r

WIMBLEDON 5 - 4 4r 3r 1r - - - - 1r

US OPEN 9 - 5 4r 4r 3r - - 1r 2r -

WTA YEAR-END RANKING SINGLES SINGLES DOUBLESYEAR RANK W-L RANK2019 1 57-13 192018 15 46-19 72017 17 30-15 112016 325 2-1 2612015 -- -- --2014 218 1-5 392013 164 5-5 122012 195 0-4 172

SINGLES TITLES (7)2019 WTA Finals

BirminghamRoland GarrosMiami

2018 WTA Elite Trophy ZhuhaiNottingham

2017 Kuala Lumpur

FINALIST (5): 2019 - Sydney, Beijing; 2018 - Sydney;2017 - Birmingham, Wuhan.

DOUBLES TITLES (10)2019 Rome w/Azarenka2018 US Open w/Vandeweghe

Montréal w/SchuursRome w/SchuursMiami w/Vandeweghe

2017 Birmingham w/DellacquaStrasbourg w/DellacquaKuala Lumpur w/Dellacqua

2014 Strasbourg w/Dellacqua2013 Birmingham w/Dellacqua

FINALIST (11): 2019 - US Open (w/Azarenka); 2018 - Australian Open, Indian Wells (both w/Vesnina); Montréal (w/L.Chan); 2017 - Roland Garros, Eastbourne, New Haven; 2014 - Birmingham; 2013 - Australian Open, Wimbledon, US Open (all w/Dellacqua).

WTA FINALS HISTORYSINGLES (4-1): 2019DOUBLES (1-2): 2017-18Lifted the Billie Jean King Trophy at the 2019 WTA Finals... Also qualif ied for WTA Finals in back-to-back years in doubles - 2017 (w/Dellacqua) and 2018 (w/Vandeweghe).

ADDITIONALAUSTRALIA FED CUP - 2013-14, 2017-19

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Enjoyed a stellar season in 2019, in which she lifted four

titles – including her maiden major at Roland Garros and the WTA Finals in Shenzhen – and registered a tour-leading 57 match wins

• In 2019, also won titles at Miami (d. Ka.Pliskova in F) and Birmingham (d. Goerges in F)

• Enjoyed rapid rise up the rankings, breaking into the Top 10 after Miami (week of April 1) and becoming the fi rst Australian woman in 43 years to reach WTA singles No.1 following Birmingham (June 24, 2019)

• Was also R-Up at Sydney (scored fi rst win over a reigning No.1 Halep en route; l. Kvitova) and Beijing (l. Osaka) and reached SF at Cincinnati and Wuhan, while in doubles, won Rome and was R-Up at US Open (both w/Azarenka)

• Also spearheaded Australia to its fi rst Fed Cup fi nal since 1993, losing the title match to France 3-2

• In 2018, won two singles titles and four doubles titles, fi nishing the season ranked No.15 in singles and No.7 in doubles; was one of only two players to fi nish the year in the Top 20 in both singles and doubles (along with Mertens)

• Lifted maiden Grand Slam doubles trophy at 2018 US Open (w/Vandeweghe, d. No.1 seeds Krejcikova/Siniakova in SF and No.2 seeds Mladenovic/Babos in F)

• Clinched career fi rst WTA singles title at 2017 Kuala Lumpur (as qualifi er, d. Hibino in F). Made Top 20 debut and became Australia’s No.1 on October 23, 2017

• Qualifi ed for fi rst WTA Finals in doubles in both 2017 (w/Dellacqua) and 2018 (wVandeweghe)

• Took a break from tennis after 2014 US Open that lasted almost two years. Returned to professional tennis in 2016, having enjoyed a successful stint as an all‐rounder for the Brisbane Heat cricket team in the 2015‐16 Women’s Big Bash League

• During doubles partnership alongside compatriot Dellacqua, reached three Grand Slam doubles fi nals in 2013 (Australian Open, Wimbledon, US Open) and was also R-Up at Roland Garros in 2017

• Presented with Tennis Australia’s Newcombe Medal prize in 2018 and 2019

• Won 2011 Wimbledon girls’ singles title; fi nished 2011 as world No.2 ranked junior behind Khromacheva

• Made WTA main draw debut at 2012 Hobart as WC

DATE OF BIRTH24-APR-1996 (IPSWICH, AUSTRALIA)

HEIGHT5’ 5” (1.66 M)

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SINGLES TITLES (4)2019 Moscow

Dubai2015 Toronto

Eastbourne

FINALIST (6): 2019 - Mallorca; 2018 - Luxembourg; 2016 – St. Petersburg; 2015 - ‘s-Hertogenbosch, Tokyo [PPO]; 2014 - Tianjin.

DOUBLES TITLES (2)2015 Washington, D.C. w/Mladenovic2015 Prague w/Siniakova

ADDITIONALWTA 125K SERIES TITLES – Singles (2): 2017 – Hua Hin-THA, Taipei-TPE.SWISS FED CUP – 2012, 2014-19.

WTA FINALS HISTORYSINGLES (1-2): 2019Made WTA Finals debut in 2019... Posteed 2-1 record in round-robin stage, advanced to the semifinals (l. Svitolina)

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Enjoyed a stellar season in 2019, in which she lifted two

titles – at Dubai (d. Kvitova in F) and Moscow (d. Pavlyuchenkova in F) – and registered a career-best 49 main draw match wins

• Victory in Moscow ensured she became first Swiss to compete in singles at the WTA Finals since Hingis in 2006, going on to reach SF at the season-ending showpiece in Shenzhen

• Equaled career-high ranking of No.7 following Moscow title run (October 21, 2019)

• Also in 2019, marked 20th Grand Slam main draw by reaching her maiden major SF at US Open (l. eventual champion Andreescu), f inished R-Up at Mallorca (l.

Kenin after holding 3mp at 5-4 in second set) and advanced to SF at Hobart, Indian Wells and Madrid

• Led the WTA with six victories over Top 5 players last season, including upsets over No.1 Osaka at Indian Wells, Madrid and US Open

• Standout results in 2018 were R-Up finish at Luxembourg (as qualif ier, l. Goerges), QF at New Haven and Washington, D.C., and R16 run at Wimbledon

• In f irst round at 2018 Australian Open, defeated No.5 V.Williams. Having also upset then-No.1 S.Williams in SF at 2015 Toronto is one of seven women to defeat both Williams sisters before their 21st birthday (also Hingis, Sharapova, Clijsters, Henin, Chakvetadze and Osaka)

• Underwent left wrist surgery in spring 2017, missing five months – ranking fell outside Top 300

• Run to 2016 St. Petersburg final saw her break into Top 10 (at No.9) for the f irst time in her career; became 116th player to break into the Top 10 since computerized rankings were introduced in 1975. In the last 20 years, 11 players have made their Top 10 debut before their 19th birthday

• At 2015 Eastbourne, became second‐youngest player to win a WTA Premier‐level f inal at 18 years, 109 days (Wozniacki won 2008 New Haven aged 18 years, 43 days)

• With 2015 Toronto triumph, became first teenager to win an event at Premier 5 level or higher since Azarenka at 2009 Miami

• Qualif ied for 2015 WTA Elite Trophy in Zhuhai however withdrew due to hand injury

• Won second WTA doubles title of career in 2015 at Washington, DC (w/Mladenovic), the f irst coming earlier in the year at Prague (w/Siniakova)

• Voted 2014 WTA Newcomer of the Year after a campaign highlighted by R-Up finish at Tianjin (l. Riske) and QF run at 2014 US Open (defeated No.7 Kerber in 3r, No.10 Jankovic in R16); at 17 years of age, was youngest player through to last eight at Flushing Meadows since 1997 when Hingis won the title

• Played first WTA qualifying event at Luxembourg in October 2011, and first WTA main draw 12 months later at same event as WC (l. V.Williams, 1r); only 15 years, 7 months at the time

• Won junior singles titles at Roland Garros and Wimbledon in 2013; was named ITF Junior World Champion for 2013

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DATE OF BIRTH10-MAR-1997 (FLAWIL, SWITZERLAND)

HEIGHT5’ 9” (1.75 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 34- 20

W - L 19 18 17 16 15 14

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 7 - 6 3r 2r 1r 4r 1r 2r

ROLAND GARROS 4 - 4 3r 2r - - 2r 1r

WIMBLEDON 11 - 5 3r 4r - 2r 4r 3r

US OPEN 12 - 5 SF 1r - 3r 3r QF

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SINGLES TITLES (9)2019 Madrid

St. Petersburg2018 Seoul

CincinnatiCharleston

2017 GstaadNürnberg

2016 Nürnberg2012 Fès

FINALIST (5): 2019 - ‘s-Hertogenbosch, Palermo, WTA Elite Trophy Zhuhai; 2018 - Madrid; 2016 - Gstaad.

DOUBLES TITLES (10)2018 Brisbane w/Schuurs2017 Linz w/Larsson

Seoul w/LarssonGstaad w/LarssonAuckland w/Larsson

2016 Luxembourg w/Larsson Linz w/LarssonNürnberg w/Larsson

2015 Bastad w/LarssonHobart w/Larsson

FINALIST (5): 2018 - 's-Hertogenbosch (w/Flipkens); 2017 - 's-Hertogenbosch (w/Schuurs), WTA Finals (w/Larsson); 2016 - Acapulco (w/Larsson); 2015 - Seoul (w/Larsson).

WTA FINALS HISTORYSINGLES (3-3): 2018, 2019DOUBLES (2-1): 2017Qualified for WTA Finals in singles (2018) and doubles (2017); competed as an alternate in 2019 (1-1 in RR matches)... In 2018, became first Dutch player to compete in singles at the WTA Finals since 1996 (Brenda Schultz-McCarthy); moved into field after Simona Halep withdrew prior to the tournament.. Betty Stove is the only other Dutch woman to appear in singles at the season-ending event (1972, 1974, 1977-78)... Advanced to 2018 semifinals after posting a 2-1 record in round-robin play... 2017 doubles finalist (w/Larsson; l. Babos/Sestini Hlavackova in a third-set tie-breaker of championship match).

ADDITIONALNETHERLANDS FED CUP - 2011-12, 2014-17NETHERLANDS OLYMPIC TEAM - 2016

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Enjoyed a stellar season in 2019, reaching five f inals –

including titles at St. Petersburg and Madrid; won career-best 55 matches (posted a tour-leading 17-5 record on clay)

• Beat four Grand Slam champions en route to Madrid title (Ostapenko, Kvitova, Stephens and Halep in F); broke into Top 5 for the f irst time at No.4 following the tournament (May 13, 2019)

• Also in 2019, f inished R-Up at ‘s-Hertogenbosch (l. Riske after holding 5mp in second set), Palermo (l. Teichmann) and Zhuhai (l. Sabalenka), and made SF on five occasions. Competed in RR at WTA Finals in Shenzhen as an alternate for the injured Osaka (right shoulder injury)

• Struck 457 aces across the season, the second-most on tour behind Ka.Pliskova on 488

• Entering 2020, owns two wins over reigning World No.1s, against Halep at 2018 Cincinnati and Barty at 2019 WTA Finals Shenzhen

• Enjoyed a break-out year in 2018, reaching four singles f inals and breaking into the Top 10 (October 8, 2018) – first Dutch woman to be ranked in the Top 10 since Brenda Schultz-McCarthy in 1996. Voted the WTA’s Most Improved Player Award in 2018

• Scored WTA-leading 12 Top 10 wins in 2018. Prior to 2018, only had three Top 10 wins in her career

• Also reached SF on WTA Finals debut. Was the first Best result across the Slams came with SF run at 2016 Roland Garros (l. eventual R-Up S.Williams). With that result in Paris, became the first Dutch woman to reach SF at any Slam since Betty Stove at 1977 US Open (l. SF)

• In 2016, qualif ied for the WTA Elite Trophy and went 0-2 in singles – falling to Svitolina and Vesnina

• Played on Netherlands Olympic team at 2016 Rio Olympics – fell in 1r (l. Errani)

• Won maiden career singles title at 2012 Fès as a qualif ier in just her second main draw appearance

• Owner of 10 WTA doubles titles, most recently at 2018 Brisbane (w/Schuurs)

• Made WTA main draw debut as a wildcard at 2011 ‘s-Hertogenbosch (l. 1r)

• Played first event of career on ITF Circuit in the Netherlands in 2006; has won seven singles titles and 11 doubles titles at this level

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AUSTRALIAN OPEN 4 - 7 2r 3r 1r 1r 2r 1r 1r -

ROLAND GARROS 12 - 8 2r 3r 2r SF 1r 4r 1r 1r

WIMBLEDON 9 - 7 3r QF 1r 3r 1r - 1r 2r

US OPEN 6 - 8 3r 3r 1r 1r 2r 1r 1r 2r

DATE OF BIRTH10-DEC-1991 (WATERINGEN, NETHERLANDS)

HEIGHT6’ 0” (1.82 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

KIKI BERTENS NED

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SINGLES TITLES (0)

DOUBLES TITLES (1)2018 Rabat w/Olaru

FINALIST (1): 2019 - Hua Hin (w/Y.Wang)

ADDITIONALWTA 125K SERIES – Singles: 2019 - New Haven, CT, USA; Doubles: 2019 - New Haven, CT, USA (w/Kalashnikova)RUSSIAN FED CUP – 2017

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Reached first two WTA semifinals of her career in 2019,

at Guangzhou and Luxembourg. Also made QF at the Bronx, reached 3r at Roland Garros and lifted WTA 125K Series title at New Haven

• Scored second career Top 20 win over No.12 Sevastova at 2019 Doha (also beat No.13 Mladenovic at the same tournament in 2018)

• In 2018, appeared in 13 tour-level events, reaching R16 at Doha and 2r on five other occasions (including Wimbledon). Also won third career ITF Circuit title at $60k Croissy-Beaubourg

• In doubles, owns one WTA title, at Rabat in 2018 (w/Olaru), and was R-Up at 2019 Hua Hin (w/Y.Wang). Also won WTA 125K Series title at New Haven in 2019 (w/Kalashnikova)

• Made Grand Slam main draw debut at 2017 Australian Open, coming through qualifying to reach 2r (l. Ka.Pliskova)

• WTA main draw debut came at 2016 Rabat (as wildcard, l. Bacsinszky). Posted first main draw win at 2016 Moscow (as qualif ier, d. No.31 Sevastova, conceded w/o to Konjuh in 2r)

• Clinched first two ITF Circuit titles in 2016, at $10K ITF/Stuttgart-GER and $25K ITF/Westende-BEL. Also owns seven ITF doubles titles

• Reached as high as No.3 in junior singles rankings, winning the ITF Junior Masters in Chengdu in April 2016 (d. Swann in F) and finishing runner-up at 2015 Wimbledon (l. Zhuk)

• Mother’s name is Elena; father’s name is Vladimir• Likes to read – Jack London and Erich Maria Remarque

are her favorite authors. Also fond of classic Russian literature and sports autobiographies (Andre Agassi, Usain Bolt, Rafa Nadal, Andy Murray)

• Speaks Russian, Slovak, French and English

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AUSTRALIAN OPEN 1 - 3 1r 1r 2r

ROLAND GARROS 2 -1 3r - -

WIMBLEDON 1 - 2 - 2r 1r

US OPEN 0 - 3 1r 1r 1r

DATE OF BIRTH10-DEC-1991 (MOSCOW, RUSSIA)

HEIGHT5’ 10” (1.79 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

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DOUBLES TITLES (0)

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Standout performance of 2019 season was a SF run in her

first Premier 5 appearance at Toronto (as qualifier, l. S.Williams in 3s)

• Also in 2019, made QF at Guangzhou and was R-Up at WTA 125K Series event at Guadalajara

• Lifted 12th and biggest title of career on ITF Circuit, at $80k Nur-Sultan-KAZ (d. Kostic in F); broke into the Top 100 for the first time at No.92 following the tournament (on July 22)

• Scored first three career Top 10 wins in 2019, against No.8 Stephens and No.4 Halep (both Toronto), and No.3 Svitolina (Guangzhou)

• Won first Slam main draw match during 2r showing at Wimbledon (as qualifier, d. Barthel, l. Sakkari)

• Highlights of 2018 season were 2r showing at Québec City (as qualifier, l. Lepchenko) and qualifying for first Grand Slam at US Open (l. Bogdan in 1r)

• Also in 2018, fell 1r at Monterrey, in qualifying at Australian Open, Roland Garros, Wimbledon, Acapulco, Lugano, Stuttgart and Prague, while on ITF Circuit, won one title at $25k Irapuato-MEX and reached four further SF

• Has won 12 titles in singles and one in doubles on ITF Circuit

• Made WTA main draw debut at 2015 Acapulco (as wildcard, l. Karatantcheva)

• Professional debut was opening round loss in qualifying at 2013 Katowice

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DATE OF BIRTH21-JUL-1998 (PRAGUE, CZECH REPUBLIC)

HEIGHT5’ 11” (1.80 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

CZEMARIE BOUZKOVA

GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 1 - 4

W-L 19 18

AUSTRALIAN OPEN - - -

ROLAND GARROS 0 - 1 1r -

WIMBLEDON 1 - 1 2r -

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DATE OF BIRTH12-APR-1995 (HARRISBURG, PA, USA)

HEIGHT5’ 10” (1.78 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 10 - 11

W-L 19 18 17

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 3 - 2 - 1r 4r

ROLAND GARROS 2 - 3 2r 2r 1r

WIMBLEDON 2 - 3 1r 2r 2r

US OPEN 3 - 3 1r 1r 4r

WTA YEAR-END RANKING YEAR RANK W-L2019 56 15-162018 116 5-122017 64 10-142016 111 2-4

YEAR RANK W-L 2015 229 --2014 267 --2013 600 --

SINGLES TITLES (0)

DOUBLES TITLES (0)

ADDITIONALUSA FED CUP – 2019.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Best results in 2019 were SF run at Nottingham and 3r

showings at Dubai, Indian Wells and Beijing• Posted best win of career to date during run through

qualifying at Beijing in 2019, defeating No.15 Keys• Last season, also f inished R-Up at WTA 125K Series event

at Indian Wells (l. Golubic)• In 2018, reached SFs at $100k ITF/Midland-USA and $80k

ITF/Charlottesville-USA, while at tour level made 2r at Indian Wells, Roland Garros and Wimbledon

• Won through qualifying at 2017 Australian Open and went on to become first major debutante to reach R16 at a Slam since Smitkova at 2014 Wimbledon. Defeated Zanevska in 1r, Watson in 2r (saved 5mp) and No.14 seed Vesnina in 3r, losing to Lucic-Baroni; became first American female qualif ier to reach R16 at the Australian Open in Open Era

• Reached first WTA career SF at 2017 Hong Kong• Made first four main draw appearances at tour level in

2016 – at Rio de Janeiro (as qualif ier, l. Hercog in 1r), Stanford (l. Cornet in 1r), Montréal (as qualif ier l. Svitolina in 1r) and Guangzhou (d. Pivovarova and Kovinic, l. Kovinic in QF)

• Appeared in maiden WTA qualifying draw at 2015 Cincinnati (l. 1r to Falconi)

• On ITF Circuit, owns four ITF singles and four doubles titles

• Made professional debut at $10k ITF/Evansville, IN-USA (l. 1r)

• Attended the University of California, Los Angeles, making her debut for the Bruins tennis team in 2013. Completed sophomore year of studies before turning professional in 2015

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DATE OF BIRTH19-SEP-1993 (TAIPEI, CHINESE TAIPEI)

HEIGHT5’ 9” (1.75 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

CHAN HAO-CHING

WTA YEAR-END RANKING (DOUBLES)

2019 152018 252017 172016 12

2015 122014 272013 262012 50

2011 1192010 4792009 7852008 556

SINGLES TITLES (0)

DOUBLES TITLES (18)2019 Osaka w/L.Chan

Eastbourne w/L.ChanDoha w/L.ChanHobart w/L.Chan

2018 Dubai w/Z.Yang 2017 Hong Kong w/L.Chan

Taipei City w/L.Chan2016 Hong Kong w/L.Chan

Doha w/L.ChanKaohsiung w/L.Chan

2015 Tokyo [Japan Open] w/L.ChanCincinnati w/L.ChanNürnberg w/Medina Garrigues Pattaya City w/L.Chan

2014 Eastbourne w/L.ChanKuala Lumpur w/Babos

2013 Oeiras w/MladenovicShenzhen w/L.Chan

FINALIST (12): 2019 - Brisbane (w/L.Chan); 2017 - Strasbourg (w/L.Chan), Birmingham (w/S.Zhang), Wimbledon (w/Niculescu); 2016 - Eastbourne (w/L.Chan); 2015 Tokyo [Pan Pacific], Beijing (both w/L.Chan); 2014 - Charleston (w/L.Chan); 2013 - Carlsbad (w/Husarova), Tokyo (w/Huber); 2012 - Pattaya City (w/L.Chan), Kuala Lumpur(w/Fjuiwara).

ADDITIONALCHINESE TAIPEI FED CUP - 2015-16, 2019.

WTA FINALS HISTORYDOUBLES (2-6): 2015, 2016, 2019Qualifi ed three times for WTA Finals in doubles with her sister Latisha - 2015, 2016, 2019... Advanced to semifi nal stage in 2015... Lost in the opening round in 2016 and went winless in round-robin in 2019... Became just the third team of sisters to compete in WTA Finals after Serena and Venus Williams (2009) and Katerina and Manuela Maleeva (1986).

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Won four WTA doubles titles in 2019, taking her career

tally to 18 – lifted the trophy at Hobart, Doha, Eastbourne and Osaka (all w/L.Chan)

• 2019 marked second time she has won four titles in a single season (also 2015)

• Overall record in doubles f inals stands at 18-12 (most recent loss coming at 2019 Brisbane)

• Notched her 300th career win in doubles in 2019 at Rome (w/L.Chan, d. Stosur/S.Zhang to reach SF)

• Made her third showing at the WTA Finals in 2019 (w/L.Chan). Also qualif ied with her sister from 2015-16

• Played her last singles match at 2019 Doha, falling to Kr.Pliskova in opening round of qualifying – her f irst singles match since 2017 Stanford (l. Cepede Royg in 1r of qualifying)

• Reached maiden Grand Slam doubles f inal at 2017 Wimbledon, falling to Makarova and Vesnina in the f inal

• Three-time Grand Slam mixed doubles f inalist, at 2014 Wimbledon (w/M.Mirnyi), 2017 US Open and 2019 US Open (both w/M.Venus)

• Advanced to six WTA doubles f inals in 2015 – the most in one season of her career – lifting the trophies at Pattaya City, Cincinnati, Tokyo Int’l, Nürnberg, and reaching the final at Tokyo [PPO] and Beijing

• On ITF Circuit, winner six doubles titles• Father is Chan Yuan-Liang and mother is Liu Hsieh-Chen

GRAND SLAM HISTORY (DOUBLES)Overall Doubles: 46 - 31

W - L 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 10 - 7 QF 3r 1r QF 1r 3r 1r -

ROLAND GARROS 15 - 8 2r SF 3r QF 3r 2r 2r 3r

WIMBLEDON 11 - 8 3r 2r F 2r 3r 1r 1r 1r

US OPEN 10 - 8 2r 2r QF 2r QF 2r 1r 1r

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2019 152018 212017 12016 122015 72014 362013 982012 72

2011 422010 182009 522008 172007 82006 1192005 1482004 373

SINGLES TITLES (0)FINALIST (1): 2007 - Bangkok

DOUBLES TITLES (33)2019 Osaka w/H.Chan

Eastbourne w/H.ChanDoha w/H.ChanHobart w/H.Chan

2018 San Jose w/Peschke 2017 Hong Kong w/H.Chan

Beijing w/HingisWuhan w/HingisUS Open w/HingisCincinnati w/HingisEastbourne w/HingisMallorca w/HingisRome w/HingisMadrid w/HingisIndian Wells w/HingisTaipei City w/H.Chan

2016 Hong Kong w/H.ChanDoha w.H.ChanKaohsiung w/H.Chan

2015 Tokyo [Japan Open] w/H.ChanCincinnati w/H.ChanPattaya City w/H.Chan

2014 Eastbourne w/H.Chan2013 Shenzhen w/H.Chan2010 Kuala Lumpur w/J.Zheng2009 Seoul w/Spears2008 Los Angeles w/Chuang

Rome w/ChuangPattaya City w/Chuang

2007 ‘s-Hertogenbosch w/ChuangBirmingham w/ChuangBangalore w/Chuang

2005 Seoul w/Chuang

GRAND SLAM HISTORY (DOUBLES)Overall Doubles: 80 - 47

W - L 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 09 08 07

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 25 - 12 QF QF 1r QF F 1r 1r - 3r 3r 1r 3r F

ROLAND GARROS 23 - 11 2r 2r SF QF 3r 2r - 3r 3r 3r - QF QF

WIMBLEDON 10 - 12 3r 2r QF 2r 1r 1r - 1r 2r 1r 1r 1r 3r

US OPEN 22 - 12 2r 2r W 2r QF 2r 1r 1r 1r SF 2r 1r F

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DATE OF BIRTH17-AUG-1989 (TAIPEI, CHINESE TAIPEI)

HEIGHT5’ 7” (1.70 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

FINALIST (24): 2019 - Brisbane (w/H.Chan); 2018 - Sydney (w/Sestini Hlavackova), Montréal (w/Makarova); 2017 - Strasbourg (w/Hingis); 2016 - Eastbourne (w/H.Chan); 2015 Australian Open, Eastbourne (both w/J.Zheng), Tokyo [Pan Pacific], Beijing (both w/H.Chan); 2014 - Charleston (w/H.Chan), Kuala Lumpur (w/S.Zheng); 2012 - Pattaya City (w/H.Chan); 2010 - Hobart (w/Niculescu), Stanford (w/J.Zheng);2009 - Stanford (w/Niculescu); 2008 - Bangalore, Strasbourg (both w/Chuang); 2007 - Australian Open, Pattaya City, Indian Wells, US Open (all w/Chuang), Istanbul (w/Mirza), Stuttgart (w/Safina); 2006 - Tokyo [Japan Open] (w/Chuang).

ADDITIONALWTA 125K SERIES TITLES - Doubles (2): 2014 - Taipei, TPE (w/H.Chan); 2013 - Ningbo, CHN (w/Zhang)MIXED DOUBLES - Finalist (1): 2011 - Australian Open (w/Hanley).CHINESE TAIPEI FED CUP - 2006-08, 2010, 2012, 2015-16, 2019. CHINESE TAIPEI OLYMPIC TEAM - 2016.

WTA FINALS HISTORYDOUBLES (3-5): 2007, 2015-17, 2019Played in WTA Finals fi ve times with three diff erent partners: Madrid (w/Chuang), Singapore (w/H.Chan in 2015-16 and Hingis in 2017) and Shenzhen (2019, w/H.Chan)...Advanced to semifi nal stage in 2015 (w/H.Chan) and 2017 (w/Hingis)... Became just the third team of sisters to compete in WTA Finals after Serena and Venus Williams (2009) and Katerina and Manuela Maleeva (1986).

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Won four WTA doubles titles in 2019, taking her career tally to 33 – lifted

the trophy at Hobart, Doha, Eastbourne and Osaka (all w/H.Chan)• Recorded her 500th milestone career win in doubles at 2019 Miami 2r

(w/H.Chan, d. Kudermetova/Schuurs)• Made fifth appearance at WTA Finals in 2019 (w/H.Chan). In 2015,

alongside H.Chan became third set of siblings to compete at WTA Finals (after Serena and Venus Williams in 2009 and Katerina and Manuela Maleeva in 1986). Also qualif ied for WTA Finals in 2007 (w/Chuang), 2016 (w/H.Chan) and 2017 (w/Hingis)

• With Dodig, defended their Roland Garros mixed doubles title in 2019 and claimed their third mixed title at Wimbledon

• Finished 2017 season as joint No.1 in doubles (w/Hingis) after winning nine titles together (including first major at US Open), with the pair embarking on a 19-match winning streak from Cincinnati through to the SF at WTA Finals in Singapore

• First rose to World No.1 on October 23, 2017• Last played singles at 2015 US Open (fell in qualifying), a decade after

making tour level main draw debut at Flushing Meadows (as qualif ier, l. S.Williams in 1r). In singles, achieved career-high ranking of No.50 on June 11, 2007; made one WTA singles f inal, at 2007 Bangkok (l. Pennetta)

• On ITF Circuit, winner of 17 singles titles and 18 doubles titles• Father is Chan Yuan-Liang and mother is Liu Hsieh-Chen

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YEAR RANK W-L2011 60 13-162010 95 13-232009 46 21-242008 37 25-172007 106 8-62006 348 0-12005 711 --2004 893 --

SINGLES TITLES (1)2008 Tashkent

FINALIST (3): 2019 - Tashkent; 2013 - Toronto; 2007 - Budapest.

DOUBLES TITLES (5)2019 Lugano w/Mitu2011 Dallas w/Brianti2010 Estoril w/Medina Garrigues2008 Luxembourg w/Erakovic2008 Fes w/Pavlyuchenkova

FINALIST (5): 2014 - Tianjin (w/Klepac); 2010 - Budapest (w/Medina Garrigues); 2009 - Fes (w/Kirilenko), Barcelona (w/Klepac); 2008 - New Haven (w/Niculescu).

ADDITIONALROMANIA FED CUP - 2006, 2008-09, 2013-14, 2017-18.ROMANIA OLYMPIC TEAM - 2008, 2012.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• 2019 marked her 11th non-consecutive Top 100 finish,

ending the year at No.72• Reached her f irst f inal in six years at 2019 Tashkent (l.

Van Uytvanck), where she claimed her maiden WTA singles title 11 years prior in 2008

• Also won her f ifth career WTA doubles title in 2019 at Lugano (w/Mitu, d. Kudermetova/Voskoboeva in F) from 10 finals

• Made R16 at 2017 Australian Open – first time advancing to that stage at a Slam since 2009 Roland Garros (QF, l. Stosur), her best Grand Slam result to date

• In 2016 played a mix of WTA and ITF events, improving ranking by 163 ranking places to No.81 in 2016 on comeback from shoulder injury, with highlights being a SF run at Rio de Janeiro (l. Rogers) and making QF at Premier Mandatory Madrid (as wildcard, l. eventual R-Up Cibulkova) and Mallorca (as qualif ier, l. Jankovic)

• Reached biggest singles f inal of career at 2013 Toronto – posted three Top 10 wins en route to f inal (No.10 Wozniacki, No.7 Kvitova and No.5 Li) before falling to No.1 S.Williams

• Owns four Top 5 victories: No.5 Jankovic (2009 Roland Garros), No.5 Stosur (2012 Australian Open), No.5 Li Na (2013 Toronto) and No.4 Ka.Pliskova (2017 Beijing)

• Member of Romania’s Fed Cup team 2006, 2008-09, 2013-14 and 2017-18; also part of Romanian Olympic Team 2008 and 2012

• Made WTA main draw debut at 2006 Stockholm (l. Kanepi in 1r)

• On ITF Circuit owns eight singles and nine doubles titles • Played first events of career on ITF Circuit in 2004

GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 42 - 44

W - L 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 09 08

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 10 - 11 1r 2r 4r - 1r 1r 3r 3r 2r 2r 1r 1r

ROLAND GARROS 13 - 11 2r 1r 2r 1r - 3r 3r 1r 3r 1r QF 2r

WIMBLEDON 9 - 11 1r 2r 3r 1r - 1r 2r 3r 1r 1r 3r 2r

US OPEN 10 - 11 3r 2r 2r 1r - 2r 2r 2r 1r 1r 3r 2r

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DATE OF BIRTH07-APR-1990 (BUCHAREST, ROMANIA)

HEIGHT5’ 9” (1.76 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

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YEAR RANK W-L2004 22 20-22003 2 90-122002 4 51-172001 5 55-182000 18 30-171999 47 39-101998 409 16-21997 -- 2-1

SINGLES TITLES (41)2011 Australian Open2010 WTA Finals

US OpenCincinnatiMiamiBrisbane

2009 US Open2007 Sydney2006 Hasselt

StanfordWarsaw

2005 HasseltLuxembourgUS OpenTorontoLos AngelesStanfordEastbourneMiamiIndian Wells

2004 AntwerpParis

2003 WTA FinalsLuxembourgFilderstadtLos AngelesStanford‘s-HertogenboschRomeIndian WellsSydney

2002 WTA FinalsLuxembourgFilderstatdtHamburg

2001 LuxembourgLeipzigStanford

2000 LeipzigHobart

1999 Luxembourg

FINALIST (19): 2011 - Paris, Sydney; 2007 - Antwerp; 2006 - San Diego, Antwerp; 2004 - Australian Open; 2003 - US Open, San Diego, Roland Garros, Berlin, Scottsdale, Antwerp; 2002- Tokyo [Toyota], Stanford; 2001 - ‘s-Hertogenbosch, Roland Garros, Indian Wells; 2000 - Filderstadt; 1999 - Bratislava.

WTA FINALS HISTORYSINGLES (19-7): 2000-03, 2005-06, 2010DOUBLES (1-1): 2003Played in WTA Finals seven times in singles and once in doubles (w/Sugiyama, R-Up)... Won the singles title in 2002 (defeating both Venus and Serena Williams en route), 2003 and 2010.

DOUBLES TITLES (11)2003 Zurich w/Sugiyama

San Diego w/SugiyamaWimbledon w/SugiyamaRoland Garros w/SugiyamaScottsdale w/SugiyamaAntwerp w/SugiyamaSydney w/Sugiyama

2002 Luxembourg w/HusarovaLos Angeles w/Dokic

2000 Antwerp w/Appelmans1999 Bratislava w/Courtois

FINALIST (9): 2003 - WTA Finals, Berlin, Indian Wells (all w/Sugiyama); 2001 - Tokyo [Toyota], Wimbledon, ‘s-Hertogenbosch (w/Oremans), Scottsdale (w/Shaughnessy); 2000 - Leipzig (w/Courtois), Hobart (w/Molik).

ADDITIONALBELGIUM FED CUP - 2000-06, 2010-11.BELGIUM OLYMPIC TEAM - 2012.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Making second comeback to tennis in 2020, having previously

stepped away from the sport in 2008 and returning in 2009, before fi rst retirement in 2012

• Owner of four Grand Slam singles titles and two Grand Slam doubles titles among her overall tally of 41 singles and 11 doubles titles

• Three-time WTA Finals champion (2002-03, 2010) • Played last singles match on August 29, 2012 at US Open; three

days later, played last (mixed doubles) match of career (w/B.Bryan)

• Spent 20 weeks at World No.1 in singles and four weeks in doubles; simultaneously ranked No.1 in singles and doubles in 2003; following her Australian Open triumph in 2011, returned to No.1 for her 20th week, becoming the only mother to hold the WTA No.1 ranking

• Representing Belgium, won the 2001 Fed Cup World Championships against Russia

• Won Peachy Kellmeyer Player Service Award in 2010 and the Karen Krantzcke Sportsmanship Award eight times, both accolades voted on by her peers

• Named WTA Newcomer of the Year in 1999; Comeback Player of the Year in 2005 and 2009; and Player of the Year in 2005 and 2010 (voted on by international media)

• Inducted into International Tennis Hall of Fame in 2017• Has three children with husband Brian Lynch: Jada, Jack, Blake

GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 123 - 28

W - L 12 11 10 09 08 07 06 05 04 03 02 01 00 99

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 43 - 9 SF W 3r - - SF SF - F SF SF 4r 1r -

ROLAND GARROS 23 - 7 - 2r - - - - SF 4r - F 3r F 1r -

WIMBLEDON 29 - 9 4r - QF - - - SF 4r - SF 2r QF 2r 4r

US OPEN 10 - 11 2r - W W - - - W - F 4r QF 2r 3r

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HEIGHT5’ 8 1/2” (1.46 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

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W-L 19 18 17 16 15 14

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 5 - 1 SF - - - - -

ROLAND GARROS 1 - 2 2r 1r - - - -

WIMBLEDON 2 - 2 3r 1r - - - -

US OPEN 1 - 4 2r 1r - 1r - 1r

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DATE OF BIRTH13-DEC-1993 (ST. PETERSBURG, FLORIDA, USA )

HEIGHT5’ 10” (1.78 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

WTA YEAR-END RANKING YEAR RANK W-L2019 31 19-182018 36 17-172017 167 0-12016 299 0-12015 -- --

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SINGLES TITLES (0)

DOUBLES TITLES (0)

ADDITIONALWTA 125K SERIES TITLES – Singles (1): 2018 - Newport Beach-CA, USA. USA FED CUP – 2019.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Posted best year-end finish in 2019 at No.31, as well as

posting career-high ranking earlier this year at No.23 on January 28

• Kicked off 2019 by reaching first Grand Slam SF at the Australian Open, which included defeat of No.2 Kerber in R16 marking best win-by-ranking of career

• Competed in the main draw of all four Grand Slams for the first time in 2019

• Advanced to her first Grand Slam doubles QF at 2019 Wimbledon (w/Mattek-Sands, l. Dabrowski/Xu)

• Enjoyed breakthrough season in 2018, highlighted by becoming first qualifier to reach Miami SF (l. Ostapenko)

• Scored first Top 10 win over No.8 V.Williams during Miami run. Earned USD$327,965 by reaching the last four at Miami, more than doubling her career earnings at the time

• Posted first Tour-level wins during R16 showing at 2018 Indian Wells (l. Suárez Navarro), where she scored her first Top 50 win over No.15 Keys in 2r

• Gained first Grand Slam main draw acceptance at 2018 Roland Garros (l. Wozniacki in 1r). Made her major debut at the US Open on a wild card in 2014 (l. Halep in 1r in three sets)

• Member of US Fed Cup Team in 2019 (1-1 record). Faced Australia during week one of the World Group, defeating Gavrilova in singles and falling in doubles (w/Melichar, l. Barty/Hon)

• In 2019, partnered with Ritani, a fine jewelry company, to design her own jewelry line

• Graduated from University of Virginia in 2016 as the top ranked collegiate player in the country with a degree in media studies. Illustrious college career brought two NCAA singles titles in three seasons; became only the seventh woman to win two NCAA singles titles

• Sponsors include Head and New Balance

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SINGLES TITLES (6)2018 Gstaad2016 Hobart2014 Katowice2013 Strasbourg2012 Bad Gastein2008 Budapest

FINALIST (7): 2019 - Lausanne; 2017 - Brisbane; 2014 - Dubai, Guangzhou; 2012 - Strasbourg; 2008 - Acapulco, Rome.

DOUBLES TITLES (3)2015 Hong Kong w/Shvedova2010 Strasbourg w/King2008 Budapest w/Husarova

FINALIST (3): 2017 - Stanford (w/Rosolska); 2014 - Guangzhou (w/Linette); 2011 - Dallas (w/Parmentier).

ADDITIONALFRANCE FED CUP - 2008-17, 2019.FRANCE OLYMPIC TEAM - 2008, 2012, 2016.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Finished 2019 ranked No.60. Had previously enjoyed

seven consecutive Top 50 finishes• 2019 highlight was reaching Lausanne final (l. Ferro),

meaning has reached at least one WTA final in six of the last seven season

• 2019 US Open marked 52nd consecutive Grand Slam main draw appearance – the longest streak among active players. However, among active players also has the most Grand Slam appearances (55) without reaching a quarterfinal

• Part of victorious Fed Cup team for France who defeated Australia in Perth 3-2 to be crowned 2019 champions (though did not play)

• Across all the majors, reached R16 on four occasions, at Australian Open in 2009 (l. Safina), Wimbledon in 2014 (l. eventual runner‐up Bouchard) and Roland Garros in 2015 (l. Svitolina) and 2017 (l. Garcia)

• In 2018, won sixth career title at Gstaad (d. Minella in F)• Former World No.11 (achieved in February 2009) who

broke back into Top 20 at end of 2014 for f irst time since May 2009; dropped out of Top 20 again after 2015 Dubai

• Owns five wins over Top 3 ranked opponents: No.1 S.Williams (2014 Dubai, 2014 Wimbledon and 2014 Wuhan via ret.), No.3 A.Radwanska (2014 Katowice) and No.2 Halep (2015 Madrid); wins over S.Williams made her the f irst player to defeat the American in three straight meetings since Henin in 2007

• Qualif ied for 2013 and 2014 Tournament of Champions in Sofia, Bulgaria

• Three‐time WTA doubles champion: 2008 Budapest (w/ Husarova), 2010 Strasbourg (w/King), 2015 Hong Kong (w/Shvedova)

• Made Grand Slam – and WTA main draw debut – as a 15‐year‐old at 2005 Roland Garros, advancing to 2r (l. Mauresmo)

• Member of French Fed Cup Team, 2008‐17, 2019; French Olympic Team, 2008, 2012, 2016

• Won 2007 Roland Garros girls’ singles (d. Duque-Mariño in F)

• Father is Francis (retired); mother is Patricia; brother is Sébastien (PhD, also her agent)

• Sponsors include Peugeot, Babolat and Lotto

GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 57 - 55

W-L 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 09 08 07 06 05

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 16 - 14 2r 3r 2r 2r 3r 3r 2r 1r 3r 1r 4r 2r 1r 1r -

ROLAND GARROS 18 - 15 1r 2r 4r 3r 4r 2r 3r 1r 2r 1r 2r 3r 1r 2r 2r

WIMBLEDON 10 - 13 1r 1r 1r 3r 2r 4r 3r 2r 1r 1r 1r 1r 2r - -

US OPEN 13 - 13 2r 1r 2r 1r 1r 3r 3r 2r 2r 1r 2r 3r 3r - -

ALIZÉ CORNET FRA

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DATE OF BIRTH22-JAN-1990 (NICE, FRANCE)

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HEIGHT5’ 10’’ (1.78 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

CAN

GRAND SLAM HISTORY (DOUBLES)Overall Doubles: 34 - 24

W-L 19 18 17 16 15 14

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 6 - 5 1r QF 2r 1r 3r -

ROLAND GARROS 9 - 6 QF 3r 3r 2r 1r 2r

WIMBLEDON 10 - 7 F SF 1r 2r 1r 1r

US OPEN 9 - 6 QF 2r QF 1r 2r 1r

WTA YEAR-END RANKING SINGLES DOUBLES

YEAR RANK RANK2019 484 82018 461 102017 278 182016 748 392015 318 482014 164 582013 238 65

SINGLES DOUBLESYEAR RANK RANK2012 395 1382011 359 2242010 494 3212009 805 5802008 865 3712007 835 1010

SINGLES TITLES (0)

DOUBLES TITLES (9)2019 Nürnberg w/Xu2018 Eastbourne w/Xu

Doha w/OstapenkoSydney w/Xu

2017 New Haven w/XuMiami w/Xu

2016 Mallorca w/Martinez Sanchez2015 Monterrey w/Rosolska2014 Washington, D.C. w/Aoyama

FINALIST (7): 2019 - Madrid, Wimbledon (both w/Xu); 2018 - Beijing (w/Xu); 2017 - Hobart (w/Z.Yang); 2016 - Nottingham (w/Yang); 2013 - Brussels (w/Peer), Linz (w/Rosolska).

ADDITIONALMIXED DOUBLES TITLES – 2018 - Australian Open (w/Pavic); 2017 - Roland Garros (w/Bopanna)CANADA FED CUP – 2013-19.

WTA FINALS HISTORYDOUBLES (1-4): 2017-19Qualifi ed for WTA Finals three consecutive years (2017-19, w/ Y.Xu)... Lost in opening round in 2017 and 2018... Posted 1-2 record in 2019 round robin, but did not advance

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Won her ninth career WTA doubles title in 2019, lifting

the trophy at Nürnberg (w/Xu)• Also w/Xu, advanced to her career f irst Grand Slam

doubles f inal at Wimbledon and finished R-Up at Madrid (l. Hsieh/Strycova at both)

• Reached her fourth career major f inal in mixed doubles at 2019 Roland Garros (w/Pavic, l. L.Chan/Dodig in F)

• Recipient of the 2019 Peachy Kellmeyer Player Service Award, as voted by her peers

• Has won at least one WTA doubles title in each of the last six seasons, posting a 9-7 career record in f inals

• Won 2017 Roland Garros mixed doubles title (w/Bopanna, d. Groenefeld/Farah in F) to become first Canadian woman to win a senior Grand Slam title; also won mixed doubles at 2018 Australian Open (w/Pavic, d. Babos/Bopanna in F) and finished R-Up at 2018 Roland Garros (w/Pavic, l. L.Chan/Dodig)

• Alongside Xu qualif ied for WTA Finals from 2017-19, falling in QF on first two outings and a round-robin exit in 2019

• Member of Canadian Fed Cup Team from 2013-19. In April 2018, helped Canada beat Ukraine 3-2 in the World Group II play-offs in Montréal, teaming up w/Andreescu to clinch the tie in a dramatic f inale with a three-set doubles win over Bondarenko/Savchuk

• Posted career-high doubles ranking of No.7 on March 19, 2018. Has yet to break Top 150 in singles

• At Tour-level, best singles results are 2r appearances at 2014 Bastad (as qualifer, l. eventual champion Barthel) and 2017 Rabat (as qualif ier, l. Schiavone)

• On ITF Circuit, owns two singles titles, most recent at $25K Nashville-TN, USA in 2016

• Made WTA debut in qualifying at 2006 Québec City – made WTA main draw debut nearly eight years later, at 2014 Bastad (as qualif ier, l. Barthel in 2r)

• Played first event of career on ITF Circuit in Canada in 2006

• Russell Boyd Park tennis courts in Ottawa where she started playing as a junior are to be renamed in her honor

• Parents are Yurek and Wanda• Trained for part of the year in Saddlebrook, Florida as a

teenager

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HEIGHT5’ 2” (1.57 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

USA

GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall Doubles: 17 - 26

W-L 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 7 - 7 - 3r 1r 3r 2r 3r 1r - 1r

ROLAND GARROS 2 - 7 2r - 1r 1r 1r 1r 1r 2r -

WIMBLEDON 5 - 5 3r - 1r - 2r 3r 1r - -

US OPEN 3 - 7 2r - 1r 2r 2r 1r 1r - 1r

WTA YEAR-END RANKING YEAR RANK W-L2019 62 9-122018 252 2-62017 50 20-232016 62 15-92015 87 13-222014 57 21-192013 72 13-172012 94 4-62011 319 0-32010 437 --

SINGLES TITLES (1)2017 Auckland

FINALIST (2): 2016 - Washington DC, Québec City.

DOUBLES TITLES (0)

ADDITIONALUSA FED CUP – 2014-15, 2017.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Jumped 190 ranking positions from her year-end ranking

in 2018 of No.252 to finish 2019 at No.62 - her seventh non-consecutive Top 100 finish

• 2019 season highlighted by 3r appearance at Wimbledon, where she upset the defending champion and World No.5 Kerber in 2r (l. Suárez Navarro) as a qualifier

• Returned to the Top 100 for the first time since February 2018 after 2r showing at 2019 Roland Garros (l. Konta)

• Also reached one QF in 2019 at Washington, DC (l. eventual champion Pegula)

• Only Tour-level victories in 2018 came during 3r run at Australian Open. Fell 1r on four occasions

• Broke into the Top 50 for the first time in her career in 2017, finishing the year at No.50

• Strong start to the 2017 season was highlighted by first career WTA title at Auckland (d. Konjuh in F)

• Also reached back-to-back QFs in 2017 at Doha (as qualifier, l. Wozniacki) and Dubai (l. eventual champion Svitolina) – her best result to date at Premier 5 tournament

• Rose to a career-high ranking of No.26 on May 22, 2017• Reached first singles finals of career in 2016, at

Washington, DC (l. Wickmayer) and Québec City (as qualifier, l. Dodin)

• 2015 season highlight was reaching career-first WTA SF at Auckland (l. eventual champion V.Williams). Reached two further QF in 2015, at Charleston (l. Keys) and Nottingham (l. A.Radwanska)

• Played first Tour-level main draw match at 2011 Australian Open as a wild card

• Made WTA qualifying debut at 2010 Miami (l. Parmentier)

• On ITF Circuit has won eight singles titles• Member of US Fed Cup Team, 2014-15, 2017• Won USTA Girls’ 18 & Under national title in 2011,

earning a US Open main draw wildcard• In December 2010, registered 18-match win streak on ITF

Junior Circuit, capturing three titles, culminating in Orange Bowl. Finished 2010 year ranked No.3 in world junior rankings

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DATE OF BIRTH26-APR-1991 (YOKOHAMA, JAPAN)

HEIGHT5’ 3” (1.59 M)

PLAYSLEFT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 9 - 26

W-L 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 1 - 5 1r - 1r 1r - 1r 2r - - -

ROLAND GARROS 1 - 7 1r - 1r 1r 2r 1r 1r - - 1r

WIMBLEDON 6 - 7 - - 1r 4r 1r 2r 1r 1r 3r -

US OPEN 1 - 7 1r - 1r 1r 2r 1r 1r - 1r -

WTA YEAR-END RANKING YEAR RANK W-L2019 74 11-182018 139 26-162017 119 9-172016 38 19-272015 60 18-152014 122 17-162013 89 20-25

YEAR RANK W-L2012 97 21-182011 106 11-162010 158 22-152009 1000 38-152008 613 5-42007 -- 0-12006 -- 3-2

SINGLES TITLES (1)2015 Luxembourg

FINALIST (2): 2019 - Hiroshima; 2016 - Kaohsiung.

DOUBLES TITLES (2)2019 Hiroshima w/Hibino2014 Istanbul w/Svitolina

FINALIST (1): 2018 - Tokyo [Japan Open] (w/Nara).

ADDITIONALWTA 125K SERIES TITLES – Singles (2): 2019 - Bastad-SWE; 2016 - San Antonio-TX, USA. Doubles (3): 2019 - Newport Beach-CA, USA (w/Vikhlyantseva); 2018 - Newport Beach-CA, USA (w/Teichmann); 2013 - Nanjing-CHN (w/Y.Xu). JAPAN FED CUP - 2011, 2013-15, 2017, 2019. JAPAN OLYMPIC TEAM - 2016.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Reached her third career Tour-level f inal in 2019 at

Hiroshima (l. Hibino) while picking up her second career WTA doubles title the same week (w/Hibino)

• Other season highlights in 2019 include picking up her second WTA 125K Series title at Bastad (d. Kovinic in F) and back-to-back 2r showings at Indian Wells and Miami as a qualif ier at both events

• Advanced to her f irst Premier-level QF since 2016 at 2019 Osaka (l. Pavlyuchenkova)

• 2018 season highlights primarily came on the ITF Circuit, winning her sixth and seventh career titles at $25k Kofu-JPN and $100k Vancouver-CAN

• Best results in 2017 were SF at Nürnberg (l. eventual champion Bertens), QF at Taipei City (l. Safarova) and R16 finish at Madrid (l. Cirstea)

• Posted career-best f inish in 2016 at No.38 (up from No.60 in 2015) while also posting new career-high ranking of No.30 (week of October 10, 2016)

• Posted career-best 24 main draw match wins in 2016. Highlights in 2016 were reaching second WTA singles f inal at Kaohsiung (l. V.Williams) and posting best result at a Grand Slam with R16 run at Wimbledon (l. eventual R-Up Kerber). At the time (before Osaka), became first Japanese player to reach R16 at any Grand Slam in 10 years – Ai Sugiyama last did so at Wimbledon in 2006 (l. Beltrame)

• Represented Japan at 2016 Rio Olympics, reaching 2r in singles (l. Stosur) and 2r in doubles (w/Hozumi, l. Kasatkina/Kuznetsova)

• Best result of the clay season was reaching first Premier-level QF at 2016 Rome (l. Begu) – it was also her second QF on clay (after 2013 Strasbourg). At the time (before Osaka), was the first player from Japan to reach the QF of a Premier-level tournament or above since 2014, when Kimiko Date reached last eight at Birmingham

• Scored first WTA main draw win at 2011 Kuala Lumpur (fourth tour-level main draw) and first back-to-back wins at 2011 Wimbledon (eighth main draw)

• Played first WTA qualifying at 2009 Osaka; made main draw debut at 2010 Roland Garros

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DATE OF BIRTH12-MAR-1997 (LIBRAMONT, BELGIUM)

HEIGHT5’ 7” (1.70 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 3 - 8

W-L 19 18 17 16 15 14

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 0 - 1 1r - - - - -

ROLAND GARROS 1 - 5 1r 2r 1r - 1r 1r

WIMBLEDON 0 - 1 1r - - - - -

US OPEN 2 - 1 3r - - - - -

WTA YEAR-END RANKING YEAR RANK W-L2019 63 16-172018 102 5-82017 325 0-42016 235 --2015 261 0-12014 367 0-12013 557 --

SINGLES TITLES (1)2019 Laussane

DOUBLES TITLES (0)

ADDITIONALFRANE FED CUP - 2019.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Enjoyed career-best season in 2019, lifting her f irst WTA

title in her career f irst Tour-level f inal at Lausanne (d. Cornet in F)

• Member of the French Fed Cup Team that won the 2019 Fed Cup World Championships over Australia in November

• Reached one additional SF in 2019 at Lugano and the QFs on two other occasions at Strasbourg and Palermo

• Contested the main draw at all four Grand Slams for the f irst time in 2019, achieving her best result at the majors by reaching the 3r at the US Open (l. No.18 seed Q.Wang)

• 2019 marks her career f irst Top 100 year-end finish (No.63)

• 2018 campaign was highlighted by maiden WTA QF at Guangzhou (l. eventual champion Q.Wang). Also made 2r at Roland Garros, Tashkent and Luxembourg and won first four titles on ITF Circuit

• Prior to 2018 Roland Garros had lost 1r on eight previous Tour-level main draw appearances

• Made her Top 100 debut on October 22, 2018 after 2r showing at Luxembourg

• Has won four ITF singles titles – all achieved in 2018• Made WTA qualifying debut at 2014 Strasbourg

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WTA YEAR-END RANKING YEAR RANK W-L2019 45 27-252018 19 39-222017 8 48-222016 23 36-252015 35 28-272014 38 25-23

YEAR RANK W-L2013 75 8-142012 138 1-62011 146 2-42010 280 --2009 681 --

SINGLES TITLES (7)2019 Nottingham2018 Tianjin2017 Beijing

Wuhan2016 Mallorca

Strasbourg2014 Bogotá

FINALIST (3): 2019 - Strasbourg; 2015 - Acapulco, Monterrey.

DOUBLES TITLES (6)2016 Charleston w/Mladenovic

Stuttgart w/MladenovicMadrid w/MladenovicRoland Garros w/Mladenovic

2015 Eastbourne w/Srebotnik2014 Bogotá w/Arruabarrena

FINALIST (10): 2016 - Sydney, Dubai, US Open, Beijing (w/Mladenovic); 2015 - Brisbane, Stuttgart, Toronto (all w/Srebotnik); 2014 - Wuhan (w/Black), Linz (w/Beck), Moscow (w/Parra Santonja).

ADDITIONALWTA 125K SERIES TITLES - Singles (1): 2016 - Limoges-FRA. Doubles (1): 2013 - Taipei-TPE (w/Shvedova).FRANCE FED CUP - 2013-16, 2019.FRENCH OLYMPIC TEAM - 2016.

WTA FINALS HISTORYSINGLES (2-2): 2017DOUBLES (2-3): 2015-16Made singles debut in 2017, advancing to the semifi nal stage (l. V.Williams)...Qualifi ed in doubles twice, 2015 (w/Srebotnik) and 2016 (w/Mladenovic)...Reached the semifi nals in 2016.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• 2019 season highlights include capturing her seventh career

WTA singles title at Nottingham and reaching the fi nals at Strasbourg

• Member of French Fed Cup team that won the 2019 competition fi nal vs. Australia, teaming up with Mladenovic to win the decisive doubles runner against Barty/Stosur. Also took part in the team that advanced to 2016 Fed Cup fi nal vs. Czech Republic

• Fell out of the Top 20 on March 18, 2019 after holding her position there since August 14, 2017

• In 2018, reached quarterfi nals or better 10 times, winning sixth career title at Tianjin; also reached semifi nals at Stuttgart and Madrid

• Broke into the Top 5 on August 13, 2018 and reached a career-high of No.4 on September 10, 2018

• Became fi rst player to win Wuhan and Beijing back-to-back in 2017. As a result, qualifi ed for WTA Finals. Was ranked No.30 on the Race to Singapore Leaderboard in May 2017

• Best win of her career came over No.2 Halep in 2017 Beijing fi nal

• 2017 Wuhan marked fi rst Premier-5 level title and 2017 Beijing marked fi rst Premier-Mandatory crown. Subsequently made Top 10 debut

• Won a career-best 48 main draw matches in 2017 (48-22 record, 2 titles)

• Qualifying for WTA Finals in 2017, became the fi rst Frenchwoman to compete at WTA Finals in singles since Mauresmo in 2006 (l. Henin in F)

• Reached QF at 2017 Roland Garros, her best career Grand Slam result

• Won fi rst Grand Slam doubles title at 2016 Roland Garros (w/Mladenovic)

• Played 2015 WTA Finals Rising Stars Invitational in Singapore (l. Osaka in F)

• Represented France at 2016 Rio Olympics in singles (2r) and doubles (1r, w/Mladenovic)

• In juniors, girls’ singles runner-up at 2011 US Open and a semifi nalist at the other three Grand Slams

• Played fi rst professional match aged 13 at an ITF event in France in 2007

• Coached by father, Louis Paul Garcia; Mother is Marylene. Played many sports when she was younger and chose tennis because it was the one she enjoyed the most

GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 35 - 31

W - L 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 10 - 8 3r 4r 3r 1r 3r 1r 1r - 2r

ROLAND GARROS 11 - 9 2r 4r QF 2r 1r 1r 2r 1r 2r

WIMBLEDON 7 - 7 1r 1r 4r 2r 1r 3r 2r - -

US OPEN 7 - 7 1r 3r 3r 3r 1r 1r 2r - -

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DATE OF BIRTH16-OCT-1993 (SAINT-GERMAIN-EN-LAYE, FRANCE)

HEIGHT5’ 10” (1.77 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

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SINGLES TITLES (1)2019 Linz

DOUBLES TITLES (2)2019 Luxembourg w/McNally

Washington D.C. w/McNally

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Made breakthrough on pro tour in 2019, winning main

draw debut at Miami Open (d. McNally) prior to making Cinderella run through qualifying to R16 at Wimbledon

• Became first 15-year-old to reach R16 at Wimbledon – and also appear on Centre Court – since Hingis in 1996. Defeated idol Venus Williams in 1r to become youngest player (15y, 123d at end of event) to win main draw match at Wimbledon since Capriati (15y, 100d) reached SF in 1991; and youngest at all Slams since Kournikova (15y, 93d) advanced to R16 at 1996 US Open

• Captured first WTA doubles title of career at Washington, D.C. (w/McNally) – as a team, Gauff and McNally were 33yrs old, 36d – the youngest combined age for a doubles champion since 1991 Rome (Capriati and Seles won title at 32yrs, 205d). At 15yrs, 144d, Gauff was the youngest player to win a doubles title since May 1995 (Martina Hingis won Hamburg at 14yrs, 219d)

• Received wildcard into 2019 US Open, becoming youngest player to reach last 32 at Flushing Meadows since Kournikova’s R16 run in 1996

• Hoisted first career title in Linz, becoming youngest WTA titlist since Vaidisova (15yrs, 5mos in 2004). Gauff lost in 1r qualifying and won title as lucky loser, claiming first-ever Top 10 victory over Bertens en route

• Has now achieved a career-high and year-end ranking of No.69, up 806 spots (from No.875) from the end of last season; she also capped her season with second doubles title of career (w/McNally) in Luxembourg

• Won 2018 US Open girls’ doubles title w/McNally after becoming Junior World No.1 in singles following her triumph at Roland Garros earlier that year (d. McNally in F); youngest to win girls’ singles title since Hingis in 1993

• Made ITF debut in May 2018 as qualif ier at $25k ITF/Osprey, FL – USA, where she won first professional match

• Reached US Open girls’ singles f inal in 2017, aged 13 – youngest f inalist in history (l. Anisimova)

• Born in Delray Beach, Florida and grew up in Atlanta, Georgia. Returned to Delray Beach to pursue tennis as a career after second grade

• Nicknamed and goes by “Coco”• Had meet-and-greet with former f irst lady, Michelle

Obama, while competing at Citi Open in Washington D.C. in 2019

GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 5 - 2

W - L 19

AUSTRALIAN OPEN - -

ROLAND GARROS - -

WIMBLEDON 3 - 1 4r

US OPEN 2 - 1 3r

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DATE OF BIRTH13-MAR-2004 (DELRAY BEACH, FL, USA)

HEIGHT5’ 0” (1.84 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

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GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 51 - 47

W - L 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 09 08 07

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 16 - 11 1r 2r 2r 2r 4r 2r 4r 4r 3r 2r 1r - -

ROLAND GARROS 12 - 11 1r 3r 1r 2r 4r 2r 1r 3r 3r 2r 1r - -

WIMBLEDON 12 - 12 3r SF 1r 1r 1r 1r 1r 3r 3r 1r 1r 2r -

US OPEN 11 - 13 4r 2r 4r 2r 1r 1r 1r 1r 3r 2r 1r 1r 1r

WTA YEAR-END RANKING YEAR RANK W-L2019 28 27-202018 14 46-242017 14 48-232016 54 21-202015 50 17-212014 75 14-182013 73 16-262012 18 35-28

YEAR RANK W-L2011 21 38-252010 40 29-232009 78 9-112008 102 6-82007 131 4-52006 425 --2005 1118 --

SINGLES TITLES (7)2019 Auckland2018 Luxembourg

Auckland2017 WTA Elite Trophy Zhuhai

Moscow2011 Stutgart2010 Bad Gastein

FINALIST (10): 2019 - Birmingham, Luxembourg; 2018 - Charleston; 2017 - Mallorca, Bucharest, Washington D.C.; 2016- Auckland; 2012 - Dubai, Linz; 2010 - Luxembourg.

DOUBLES TITLES (5)2015 New Haven w/Hradecka 2012 Bad Gastein w/Craybas 2010 Copenhagen w/Groenefeld2010 Seoul w/Hercog2009 Portoroz w/Uhlirova

FINALIST (11): 2016 - Indian Wells (w/Ka.Pliskova); 2014 - Québec City (w/Hlavackova); 2013 - Auckland (w/Shvedova), Stanford (w/Jurak); 2012 - Auckland (w/Pennetta), Stuttgart (w/Groenefeld), Linz (w/Zahlavova Strycova); 2011 - Bad Gastein (w/Gajdosova), Linz (w/Groenefeld); 2010 - Palermo (w/Craybas); 2009 - Istanbul (w/Schnyder).

ADDITIONALMIXED DOUBLES - Finalist (1): 2014 - Roland Garros (w/Zimonjic).GERMANY FED CUP - 2008, 2010-19.GERMAN OLYMPIC TEAM - 2012.

WTA FINALS HISTORYDOUBLES (0-1): 2016Qualifi ed for the WTA Finals with Karolina Pliskova in 2016... Lost opening match (QF, l. Garcia/Mladenovic).

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Finished 2019 campaign at No.28, having accrued two

runner-up finishes (Birmingham, Luxembourg), reached R16 at a Slam for third consecutive year (US Open), and began season by defending title at Auckland

• Rode a 15-match winning streak into the 2018 season, starting with title runs at 2017 Moscow, Zhuhai, 2018 Auckland and 1r at 2018 Australian Open

• Notched 46 match wins in 2018, only Ka.Pliskova (49) and Kvitova (47) won more matches that season

• Nominated for WTA Most Improved Player of the Year in 2018, awarded to Bertens

• Reached first career Grand Slam semifinal at Wimbledon (l. S.Williams) prior to achieving career-high singles ranking of No.9 on August 20th

• As the defending champion, qualif ied for 2018 Elite Trophy Zhuhai, where she advanced to the SF

• Reached a career-high five f inals in 2017 season, winning Moscow (d. Kasatkina in F) and biggest title of career at WTA Elite Trophy Zhuhai (d. Vandeweghe in F). Finished R-Up at Mallorca (l. Sevastova), Bucharest (l. Begu) and Washington, D.C. (l. Makarova)

• Enjoyed best doubles season to date in 2016, reaching final at Indian Wells (w/Ka.Pliskova) and qualifying for WTA Finals for the f irst time

• In 2011, posted wins over World No.1 Wozniacki in consecutive weeks (Stuttgart f inal and Madrid)

• Made WTA main draw debut as a qualif ier at 2007 Doha • Played first events of career on ITF Circuit in Germany in

2005

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DATE OF BIRTH02-NOV-1988 (BAD OLDESLOE, GERMANY)

HEIGHT5’ 11” (1.80M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

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YEAR RANK W-L 2014 227 1-12013 193 1-12012 609 --2011 564 --2010 936 --

SINGLES TITLES (1)2016 Gstaad

FINALIST (1): 2016 - Linz.

DOUBLES TITLES (0)FINALIST (1): 2017 - Gstaad (w/Stojanovic).

ADDITIONALWTA 125K SERIES TITLES – Singles (1): 2019 - Indian Wells 125K-USA.SWISS FED CUP – 2014-19.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Ended 2019 season on a high, reaching SF at Guangzhou

and QF at Nanchang• Also in 2019, made it through to 3r at Wimbledon (l.

Yastremska) – her deepest run to date at a major• Upset No.14 Keys during Switzerland’s 3-2 Fed Cup World

Group I play-off defeat to USA• Won title at WTA 125K Series event at Indian Wells (d.

Brady in F) and reached QF at Hua Hin (l. Zidansek)• At tour level, made 2r at three events in 2018 and also

won ninth career title on ITF Circuit at $80k Poitiers-FRA• Played all four Grand Slam main draws for f irst time in

her career in 2017 and posted career-high ranking of No.51 on April 3, 2017 (after Miami)

• Season highlights in 2016 were winning maiden WTA singles title at Gstaad (d. Bertens in F) and R-Up finish at Linz (l. Cibulkova in F)

• Made Slam debut at 2016 Australian Open (as qualif ier, l. Suárez Navarro in 1r). Other 2016 highlights included QFs at ‘s-Hertogenbosch, Tokyo [Japan Open] and Guangzhou

• Posted first and second Top 50 wins (vs. No.18 Ka. Pliskova and No.33 Strycova) during 2016 Fed Cup World Group SF against Czech Republic

• Entering 2016, had posted just two tour-level main draw wins in career. By comparison, registered 20 main draw wins in 2016

• Prior to 2016 had contested two tour-level events, having come through qualifying on both occasions: 2013 Bad Gastein (d. Bertens, l. Hlavackova), 2014 Shenzhen (d. Wozniacki, l. Beck)

• Made WTA qualifying debut at 2010 Budapest, and main draw debut at 2013 Bad Gastein

• Made debut on ITF Circuit at $10k ITF/Budapest-HUN in 2008

GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 4 - 14

W-L 19 18 17 16

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 0 - 4 1r 1r 1r 1r

ROLAND GARROS 1 - 4 1r 1r 1r 2r

WIMBLEDON 3 - 3 3r 1r 2r -

US OPEN 0 - 3 1r - 1r 1r

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DATE OF BIRTH16-OCT-1992 (ZURICH, SWITZERLAND)

HEIGHT5’ 7” (1.69 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

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YEAR RANK RANK2019 -- 112018 -- 262017 -- 212016 -- 292015 -- 222014 -- 352013 -- 152012 -- 182011 263 53

SINGLES DOUBLESYEAR RANK RANK2010 169 562009 67 252008 77 562007 205 522006 19 112005 21 112004 75 472003 120 2642002 561 931

SINGLES TITLES (1)2006 Acapulco

FINALIST (3): 2005 - Pattaya City, Beijing, Luxembourg.

DOUBLES TITLES (17)2019 Charleston w/Rosolska2018 Stuttgart w/Atawo2017 Prague w/Peschke2014 Paris [Indoors] w/Peshcke2013 Brussels w/Peschke2012 Linz w/Peschke2010 Copenhagen w/Goerges2009 Linz w/Srebotnik

Brisbane w/King2008 Québec City w/King

Stuttgart w/Schnyder2007 Sydney w/Shaughnessy2006 Stanford w/Peer

Acapulco w/Shaughnessy2005 Bali w/Shaughnessy

Toronto w/NavratilovaPattaya City w/Bartoli

FINALIST (27): 2019 - Doha, Rome, Birmigham, Toronto, Cincinnati (all w/Schuurs); 2018 - Linz (w/Atawo); 2017 - Toronto (w/Peschke); 2016 - Linz (w/Peschke); 2013 - Brisbane, Nürnberg, Toronto, Cincinnati (all w/Peshcke); 2012 - Paris [Indoors] (w/Martic), Stuttgart (w/Goerges), Bad Gastein (w/Martic), Tokyo (w/Pecshke); 2011 - Monterrey (w/King), Linz (w/Goerges); 2010 - Monterrey (w/King); 2008 - Zurich (w/Schnyder); 2006 - San Diego (w/Shaughnessy), Montréal (w/Black), Luxembourg (w/Huber); 2004 - Stockholm (w/Gagliardi), Vancouver (w/Callens), Cincinnati (w/Gagliardi), Filderstadt (w/Schruff ).

ADDITIONALGERMANY FED CUP - 2004-14, 2016, 2018-19.

WTA FINALS HISTORYDOUBLES (2-3): 2017, 2019Qualifi ed for WTA Finals twice - 2017 (w/Pecshke) and 2019 (w/Schuurs)... Lost opening match in single-elimination format in 2017... Advanced to semifi nals in 2019

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Impressive 2019 season featured six f inal appearances,

including a 17th career WTA title, at Charleston (w/Rosolska)

• Last season, played predominantly alongside Schuurs, with whom she finished R-Up at Doha (l. H.Chan/L.Chan), Rome (l. Azarenka/Barty), Birmingham (l. Hsieh/Strycova), Toronto (l. Krejcikova/Siniakova) and Cincinnati (l. Hradecka/Klepac), and reached SF at WTA Finals Shenzhen (l. Hsieh/Strycova) and QF at Wimbledon (l. Krejcikova/Siniakova)

• On October 21, returned to the Top 10 in the WTA doubles ranking for the f irst time in 13 years

• During 2017 season, appeared in two doubles f inals alongside Atawo, winning the title at Stuttgart (d. Melichar/Peschke) and finishing R-Up at Linz (l. Flipkens/Larsson)

• In 2017, equaled best Grand Slam doubles result by reaching Wimbledon SF with Peschke. The pair also qualif ied for WTA Finals Singapore, where they fell in QF

• Reached two major SF during 2015 season, at the Australian Open (w/Goerges) and US Open (w/Vandeweghe)

• Best season in singles came in 2006, when she lifted her sole WTA title at Acapulco (d. Pennetta in F), made QF at Roland Garros (l. eventual champion Henin) and posted career-high ranking of No.14 on April 17, 2006 after SF run at Charleston (d. No.10 Kuznetsova in QF, l. Petrova)

• Two-time mixed doubles Grand Slam champion, winning titles at 2009 Wimbledon (w/Knowles, d. Black/Paes in F) and 2014 Roland Garros (w/Rojer, d. Goerges/Zimonijc in F)

• On ITF Circuit owns 12 singles and five doubles titles• Made professional debut at $10k ITF/Horb-GER in 2000• As a junior, was ranked No.1 in singles and doubles; won

girls’ singles title at Roland Garros in 2003 and doubles at the same venue in 2002 (w/Strycova)

GRAND SLAM HISTORY (DOUBLES)Overall Doubles: 95 - 55

W - L 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 09 08 07 06 05 04

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 27 - 13 1r 3r 3r QF SF 2r 2r 1r 2r 2r QF - QF SF 3r -

ROLAND GARROS 12 - 13 2r 2r 1r 1r 2r 1r 2r 2r 2r - QF - 1r 2r 3r -

WIMBLEDON 34 - 14 QF 2r SF QF 3r QF SF 3r 2r - QF - 2r QF SF -

US OPEN 22 - 15 2r 3r 1r 1r SF 1r 3r 1r 2r 3r 3r 3r - 2r SF 2r

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HEIGHT5’ 11” (1.80 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

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GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 88 - 36

W - L 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 19 - 9 4r F 1r 1r QF QF 1r 1r 3r -

ROLAND GARROS 28 - 9 QF W F 4r 2r F 1r 1r 2r 1r

WIMBLEDON 24 - 8 W 3r QF QF 1r SF 2r 1r 2r -

US OPEN 17 - 10 2r 1r 1r QF SF 3r 4r 2r 2r 1r

WTA YEAR-END RANKING YEAR RANK W-L2019 4 43-172018 1 46-112017 1 45-172016 4 45-182015 2 49-172014 3 46-16

YEAR RANK W-L2013 11 50-172012 47 23-242011 53 16-222010 81 7-92009 210 --2008 352 --

SINGLES TITLES (19)2019 Wimbledon2018 Montréal

Roland GarrosShenzhen

2017 Madrid2016 Montréal

BucharestMadrid

2015 Indian WellsDubai

2015 Shenzhen2014 Bucharest

Doha2013 Sofi a

MoscowNew HavenBudapest‘s-HertogenboschNürnberg

FINALIST (17): 2019 - Doha, Madrid; 2018 - Australian Open, Rome, Cincinnati; 2017 - Rome, Roland Garros, Cincinnati, Beijing; 2015 - Toronto, Cincinnati; 2014 - Madrid, Roland Garros, WTA Finals; 2012 - Brussels; 2011- Fès; 2010 - Fès.

DOUBLES TITLES (1)2018 Shenzhen w/Begu

FINALIST (1): 2016 - Montréal (w/Niculescu).

ADDITIONALROMANIA FED CUP - 2010, 2012, 2014-19.ROMANIA OLYMPIC TEAM - 2012.

WTA FINALS HISTORYSINGLES (7-10): 2014-17, 2019Played in WTA Finals in four consecutive years (2014-17); qualifi ed in 2018, but withdrew prior to the tournament due to a back injury; also qualifi ed in 2019... 2014 WTA Finals runner-up (def. S.Williams in round-robin play, but l. S.Williams in championship match)

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Captured her second career major title at 2019

Wimbledon (d. S.Williams in F) to become first Romanian to triumph at SW19

• Her championship success and consistency throughout the season led to her sixth consecutive qualif ication for the WTA Finals (f ifth appearance due to 2018 injury)

• Also advanced to f inal of Madrid prior to QF f inish in title defense of Roland Garros

• Secured WTA Year-End World No.1 ranking for the second straight year in 2018

• Became 49th different woman to win a Grand Slam title in the Open Era at 2018 Roland Garros, and the second Romanian woman to win a Slam after Ruzici at 1978 Roland Garros

• First Romanian woman to advance to f inal at Australian Open in 2018 (l. Wozniacki)

• Became 25th woman in history of the WTA to earn the No.1 ranking on October 9, 2017

• Previous best ranking by a Romanian woman was No.7 Irina Spirlea in 1997

• Entered Top 10 on January 27, 2014 and has remained there ever since

• Named WTA Player of the Year in 2018, as voted by international media

• Reached a tour-leading six singles f inals in 2018 • Reached the final in Singapore on debut in 2014,

defeating then-No.1 S.Williams in the round robin stage before falling to the American in the championship match

• Named 2013 WTA Most Improved Player after winning her f irst six WTA titles and rising to year-end No.11

• Reached first career f inal at 2010 Fés in just her third main draw appearance

• Entered Top 10 on January 27, 2014, and then Top 5 on March 17, 2014

• Made Top 100 debut on July 12, 2010 and broke into Top 50 on September 12, 2011

• Made WTA main draw debut at 2010 Marbella as a qualif ier

• Former junior World No.1, won Roland Garros girls’ singles title in 2008

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HEIGHT5’ 6” (1.68 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

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GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 20 - 37

W - L 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 09

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 2 - 9 1r 1r - 1r 1r 1r 1r 1r 1r 2r -

ROLAND GARROS 9 - 9 3r 1r - 2r 2r 2r - 1r 2r 3r 2r

WIMBLEDON 6 - 9 3r 1r 3r 1r 1r 2r - 1r 2r 1r -

US OPEN 3 - 10 1r 1r - 1r 2r 2r 1r 1r 2r 1r -

WTA YEAR-END RANKING YEAR RANK W-L2019 49 19-212018 82 15-19 2017 102 2-22016 139 6-172015 71 19-232014 95 12-162013 66 9-10

YEAR RANK W-L2012 80 14-232011 36 28-252010 48 24-242009 71 6-82008 243 0-22007 345 --2006 717 --

SINGLES TITLES (3)2019 Lugano2012 Bastad2011 Bastad

FINALIST (3): 2018 - Istanbul; 2011 - Palermo; 2010 - Acapulco.

DOUBLES TITLES (2)2010 Acapulco w/Strycova

Seoul w/Goerges

FINALIST (1): 2008 - Istanbul (w/Erakovic).

ADDITIONALSLOVENIA FED CUP - 2007-08, 2010-12, 2015.

SLOVENIA OLYMPIC TEAM - 2016.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Ended a near-seven-year wait for a WTA title during

2019 season, winning Lugano (d. Swiatek in F)• Other highlights last year were 3r runs at Roland Garros

(l. Stephens), Wimbledon (l. Gauff ), Eastbourne (l. Halep) and Beijing (l. Bertens)

• Best result of 2018 was R-Up showing at Istanbul (l. Parmentier). Also made SF at Bucharest and QF at Auckland

• Began comeback in 2017 at Roland Garros qualifying, winning $60k ITF/Brescia-ITA in her second tournament back. Ended campaign outside Top 100 after competing in only 10 tournaments, with best result a 3r run at Wimbledon

• Suffered three injuries following 2016 US Open (l. Kerber in 1r via ret.) including a scapula stress fracture, left knee injury and right wrist injury

• Season highlights in 2016 included a runner-up finish at WTA 125K Series event at Bol (l. Minella in F) and QF run at Bucharest (l. Siegemund)

• Represented Slovenia at the Rio Olympics, losing in the 1r in singles (l. eventual gold medalist Puig)

• Singles highlights during 2015 were SF at Bucharest (l. Schmiedlova) and QF at Bad Gastein (l. Knapp)

• Sole career Top 10 win came over No.7 Bartoli at 2012 Charleston

• Breakthrough season in 2011, highlighted by f irst singles f inal. Successfully defended title at 2012 Bastad, while has also f inished runner-up at Istanbul in 2018 Palermo in 2011 and at Acapulco in 2010

• Best results at the majors are 3r runs at 2010 Roland Garros (l. Pennetta), 2017 Wimbledon (l. Kuznetsova), 2019 Roland Garros and 2019 Wimbledon (l. Gauff )

• Owns two WTA doubles titles – 2010 Acapulco (w/Strycova) and 2010 Seoul (w/Goerges)

• On ITF Circuit, has won 17 singles and five doubles titles• Played first WTA event (in qualifying, as a WC) at 2006

Portoroz

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DATE OF BIRTH20-JAN-1991 (MARIBOR, SLOVENIA)

HEIGHT6’ 0” (1.85 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

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GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 29 - 35

W - L 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 09 08 07 06 05

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 11 - 8 3r 4r 2r 2r - 1r 2r - - - 1r 4r - - -

ROLAND GARROS 4 - 9 2r 1r 3r 2r - - 1r 1r - - - 1r 1r 1r -

WIMBLEDON 10 - 11 3r 4r 1r 1r 2r 1r 2r 3r - - - 2r 1r 1r -

US OPEN 4 - 7 2r 2r - 1r - - 2r 1r - - - 2r - - 1r

WTA YEAR-END RANKING SINGLES DOUBLES

YEAR RANK RANK2019 32 42018 28 172017 96 322016 97 962015 107 262014 144 52013 85 32012 25 252011 172 352010 361 46

SINGLES DOUBLESYEAR RANK RANK2009 318 92008 79 532007 143 462006 140 1022005 154 1352004 426 1662003 653 5232002 262 1992001 165 513

DOUBLES TITLES (24)2019 Wimbledon w/Strycova

Birmingham w/StrycovaMadrid w/StrycovaDubai w/Strycova

2018 Indian Wells w/Strycova 2017 Biel w/Niculescu

Budapest w/Kalashnikova2014 Roland Garros w/Peng

Indian Wells w/PengDoha w/Peng

2013 WTA Finals w/PengGuangzhou w/PengCincinnati w/PengWimbledon w/Peng

2013 Rome w/Peng2012 Birmingham w/Babos2011 Guangzhou w/S.Zheng2009 Beijing w/Peng

Rome w/PengSydney w/Peng

2008 Seoul w/ChuangBali w/Peng

2007 Seoul w/Chuang2007 Beijing w/Chuang

FINALIST (13): 2019 - Osaka (w/Y.C.Hsieh), WTA FInals (w/Strycova); 2018 - Dubai (w/Peng), New Haven (w/Siegemund), Seoul (w/S.Y.Hsieh); 2017 - Cincinnati (w/Niculescu); 2015 - Doha (w/Mirza); 2014 - WTA Finals (w/Peng); 2008 - Pattaya City (w/King), Cincinnati (w/Shvedova); 2007 - Auckland (w/S.Uberoi), Bangalore (w/Kudryavtseva); 2004 - Seoul (w/Chuang).

SINGLES TITLES (3)2018 Hiroshima2012 Guangzhou2012 Kuala Lumpur

ADDITIONALCHINESE TAIPEI FED CUP - 2003, 2006-08, 2010, 2012, 2015-16.CHINESE TAIPEI OLYMPIC TEAM - 2012.

WTA FINALS HISTORYDOUBLES (3-2): 2013, 2014, 2019Qualifi ed for WTA Finals in doubles three times - 2013-14 (both w/Peng) and 2019 (w/Strycova)… Won title 2013 (d. Makarova/Vesnina in F) and fi nished runners-up in 2014 (l. Black/Mirza in F) and 2019 in Shenzhen (w/Strycova).

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Sole woman representing Chinese Taipei inside the year-end

Top 100 in 2019 in singles• Produced one of most successful seasons in both singles and

doubles, achieving highest doubles ranking (No.4) since reaching World No.1 in 2014, and being one spot off tying career-high singles ranking of No.23

• Captured four doubles titles, including second career Wimbledon crown, prior to qualifying and fi nishing runners-up at WTA Finals Shenzhen with partner Strycova

• In singles, advanced to fi rst Premier-level SF of career at Dubai before notching second career victory over a reigning World No.1 (Osaka) to reach QF at Miami Open

• Returned to Top 30 on September 17, 2018 for fi rst time since reaching career high of No.23 on February 25, 2013

• Reached the second week at two Grand Slams in a single season for the fi rst time in 2018, advancing to the R16 at Australian Open and Wimbledon

• Stunned World No.1 Halep at 2018 Wimbledon for fi rst win over a reigning No.1

• Just second player from Chinese Taipei to win a tour-level singles title (Wang Shi-Ting won six titles in 1990s)

• First two Grand Slam doubles titles were 2013 Wimbledon and 2014 Roland Garros (both w/Peng)

• Also with Peng, qualifi ed twice in doubles at WTA Finals, emerging as champions in 2013 and runners-up in 2014

• Became fi rst player from Chinese Taipei (male or female) to achieve WTA World No.1 doubles ranking on May 12, 2014, holding top spot for fi ve non-consecutive weeks

• On ITF Circuit, winner of 26 singles titles and 22 doubles titles• Began career on ITF Circuit in 2001 by winning first 33

matches (mix of ITF and tour level)

HSIEH SU-WEI TPE

25FEB2013 12MAY2014

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DATE OF BIRTH04-JAN-1986 (KAOHSIUNG, CHINESE TAIPEI)

HEIGHT5’ 7” (1.69 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BOTH SIDES)

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WTA YEAR-END RANKING YEAR RANK W-L2019 77 15-182018 62 9-122017 88 9-112016 193 0-32015 210 1-52014 146 2-7

YEAR RANK W-L2013 139 3-32012 264 0-22011 1209 --2010 601 --

SINGLES TITLES (0)FINALIST (1): 2018 - Moscow.

DOUBLES TITLES (0)

ADDITIONALTUNISIA FED CUP - 2011-13, 2016-19. TUNISIA OLYMPIC TEAM - 2012, 2016.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Finished 2019 campaign ranked No.77, following two SF

outings, including career-best grass court result with f inal four f inish at Eastbourne

• Reached her f irst career f inal at the Premier-level event at 2018 Moscow – first Tunisian woman to advance beyond QF stage at WTA tournament – coming through qualifying, eventually falling to Kasatkina in a 3-set championship match, 2-6, 7-6(3), 6-4

• Prior to reaching Moscow final, best previous results were QF at 2013 Baku, 2017 Taipei City and 2018 Bucharest

• Best Grand Slam results are 3r runs at 2017 Roland Garros and 2019 US Open; in Paris became first Arab woman to reach 3r of a major

• Member of Tunisian Olympic Team in 2012 and 2016 • Contested first two WTA main draws in 2012, at Doha (as

WC) and Olympics • Became first North African woman to win a junior Grand

Slam at 2011 Roland Garros (d. Puig in F), having also reached the final in 2010 (l. Svitolina in F)

• On ITF Circuit, has won 11 singles titles and one doubles title

• Played first event of career in 2008 at ITF/El Menzah-TUN

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DATE OF BIRTH28-AUG-1994 (KSAR EL HELLAR, TUNISIA)

HEIGHT5’ 6” (1.67 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 6 - 12

W - L 19 18 17 16 15 14

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 0 - 3 1r 1r - - 1r -

ROLAND GARROS 2 - 2 1r - 3r - - -

WIMBLEDON 1 - 3 1r 2r 1r - - -

US OPEN 3 - 4 3r 1r 2r - - 1r

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GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 25 - 17

W - L 19 18 17 16 15

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 3 - 4 1r 2r 1r 3r -

ROLAND GARROS 9 - 4 2r QF 3r 3r -

WIMBLEDON 7 - 4 1r QF 2r 3r -

US OPEN 6 - 5 1r 2r 4r 1r 3r

DARIA KASATKINA RUS

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DATE OF BIRTH07-MAY-1997 (TOGLIATTY, RUSSIA)

HEIGHT5’ 7” (1.70 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

WTA YEAR-END RANKING YEAR RANK W-L2019 69 12-212018 10 42-242017 24 32-212016 27 33-22

YEAR RANK W-L2015 72 7-52014 370 0-1

SINGLES TITLES (2)2018 Moscow2017 Charleston

FINALIST (3): 2018 - Dubai, Indian Wells; 2017 - Moscow.

DOUBLES TITLES (1)2015 Moscow w/Vesnina

FINALIST (2): 2017 - Tokyo PPO (w/Gavrilova); 2016 - Moscow (w/Gavrilova).

ADDITIONALRUSSIA FED CUP - 2016-17, 2019.RUSSIA OLYMPIC TEAM - 2016.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• 2019 season was highlighted by two quarterfinal

appearances at home event in St. Petersburg and then Beijing

• Reached biggest f inal of career at 2018 Indian Wells (l. Osaka)

• Made Top 10 debut on October 22, 2018 after winning the Moscow title

• Won the joint-most wins over Top 5 ranked players in 2018 with f ive (along with Stephens and Bertens)

• Nominated for WTA Most Improved Player of the Year in 2018

• Served as f irst singles alternate at 2018 WTA Finals Singapore

• Reached back-to-back Grand Slam quarterfinals in 2018 at Roland Garros and Wimbledon – one of eight players to reach quarterfinals or better at two or more Grand Slams in 2018

• Scored first win over a reigning World No.1 against Kerber at Sydney in 2017

• Seeded for the f irst time at a Grand Slam at 2016 Roland Garros (at No.29)

• Ended 2016 as highest ranked teenager, and fifth youngest in Top 100

• In 2015, reached first WTA SF in Moscow, where she notched career f irst Top 20 win over No.14 Suárez Navarro

• Nominated for WTA Newcomer of the Year in 2015 • On ITF Circuit, winner of seven singles titles • Made WTA qualifying debut at 2013 Moscow and main

draw debut at 2014 Moscow as a wildcard • In juniors, won Roland Garros girls’ singles title in 2014

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YEAR RANK W-L2016 212 0-12015 620 0-1

SINGLES TITLES (3)2019 Guangzhou

MallorcaHobart

FINALIST (1): 2019 - Acapulco.

DOUBLES TITLES (2)2019 Beijing w/Mattek-Sands

Auckland w/Bouchard

ADDITIONALUSA FED CUP - 2018-19.

WTA FINALS HISTORYSINGLES (0-1): 2019As an alternate in 2019, lost to Svitolina in her only match; entered tournament after Andreescu withdrew

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Produced incredible 2019 campaign, tallying three

singles titles, a career-best Grand Slam performance, qualif ication into both WTA Elite Trophy Zhuhai and WTA Finals (as alternate, played one match), and a career-high singles ranking of No.12 (up from No.49 last year)

• Finished the year as No.2 American (behind No.9 S.Williams) and tour-leader in hard court wins (38)

• Registered back-to-back SF runs at Cincinnati and Toronto, subsequently leading to Top 20 debut

• During this run, defeated No.1 Barty (Toronto) and No.1 Osaka (Cincinnati), to become first player since October 2001 to defeat reigning World No.1s in consecutive weeks (Davenport); also became youngest American to defeat reigning No.1 in eight years (McHale)

• Advanced to R16 for f irst time at a Slam at Roland Garros (d. S.Williams), becoming first American to defeat Serena at the majors since Stephens at 2013 Australian Open QF

• Broke into the Top 100 on March 19, 2018 and Top 50 on October 8, 2018

• Advanced to f irst WTA level SF in 2018 at Mallorca as a qualif ier, also reaching this stage later in the season at Québec City

• Represented the USA in the Fed Cup final vs. the Czech Republic in November 2018

• Opened 2018 season with career f irst tour-level QF at Auckland

• In 2017, won the US Open Wild Card Challenge, reaching the third round (l. Sharapova) and posting career f irst Top 50 win over No.34 Davis

• Made WTA main draw debut at 2015 US Open as a wildcard (l. Duque-Mariño in 1r)

• On ITF Circuit, winner of four singles titles and two doubles titles

• Played first matches of career on ITF Circuit in 2013, climbing as high as No.2 in the ITF World Junior Rankings

• Represented the USA at the 2014 Youth Olympic Games and competed at the 2016 ITF Junior Masters, both held in China

GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 11 - 11

W-L 19 18 17 16 15

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 1 - 2 2r 1r - - -

ROLAND GARROS 2 - 2 4r 1r - - -

WIMBLEDON 2 - 2 2r 2r - - -

US OPEN 6 - 5 3r 3r 3r 1r 1r

SOFIA KENIN USA

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DATE OF BIRTH14-NOV-1998 (MOSCOW, RUSSIA)

HEIGHT5’ 7” (1.70 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BOTH SIDES)

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WTA YEAR-END RANKING YEAR RANK W-L2019 20 28-192018 2 46-192017 21 29-242016 1 63-182015 10 53-222014 10 47-242013 9 45-232012 5 60-222011 32 17-20

YEAR RANK W-L2010 47 23-192009 106 3-62008 108 7-152007 84 6-122006 214 1-12005 261 --2004 375 --2003 433 --

SINGLES TITLES (12)2018 Wimbledon

Sydney2016 US Open

StuttgartAustralian Open

2015 StanfordBirminghamStuttgartCharleston

2013 Linz2012 Copenhagen

Paris [Indoors]

FINALIST (18): 2019 - Indian Wells, Eastbourne; 2017 - Monterrey; 2016 - Brisbane, Wimbledon, Olympics, Cincinnati, WTA Finals; 2015 - Hong Kong; 2014 - Sydney, Doha, Eastbourne, Stanford; 2013 - Monterrey, Tokyo [Pan Pacifi c]; 2012 - Eastbourne, Cincinnati; 2010 - Bogotá.

DOUBLES TITLES (0)FINALIST (2): 2016 - Brisbane (w/Petkovic); 2008 - ‘s-Hertogenbosch (w/Dekmeijere).

ADDITIONALGERMANY FED CUP - 2007-08, 2012-18. GERMANY OLYMPIC TEAM - 2012, 2016.

WTA FINALS HISTORYSINGLES (7-9): 2012-13, 2015-16, 2018Qualified for WTA Finals five times in two different cities - Istanbul and Singapore... In 2016 (4th appearance) advanced out of round-robin play for first time with an undefeated record (3-0); runner-up in 2016 falling to Cibulkova in the championship match.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Turned in seventh career Top 20 finish in 2019, opening

the season with R16 finish at Australian Open – becoming one of eight active players to achieve 100 Grand Slam match wins

• Advanced to SF stage of Doha, with 2r win over Kontaveit marking 600th career victory across all levels

• Finished R-Up at Indian Wells (l. Andreescu), in what was first Premier Mandatory final of career – passed $28 million prize money mark, now eighth on all-time list

• Posted third Top 5 season in 2018, finishing at No.2 by winning Sydney (d. Barty in F), advancing to SF of Australian Open (l. Halep) and hoisting third career Grand Slam title at Wimbledon (d. S.Williams in F)

• Just one of two players all-time to defeat Serena Williams in two Grand Slam finals (also V.Williams at 2001 US Open and 2008 Wimbledon)

• In Open Era, is sixth German woman to reach a Grand Slam singles final, after Graf, Hanika, Huber, Lisicki and Neissen Masthoff

• In 2016, became fourth player in Open Era to reach three Grand Slam finals in the same year they reached their first, after Goolagong Cawley (1971), Graf (1987) and Hingis (1997)

• Became 22nd player to assume top spot on the WTA Rankings, and furthermore, just 12th player to secure the year-end WTA World No.1 ranking

• At 28 years of age, oldest No.1 debutant since 25-year-old Capriati in 2001

• Qualified for WTA Finals five times in two different cities: Istanbul and Singapore

• WTA Player of the Year nominee in 2018, having won this accolade in 2016; voted on by international media

• Named ITF World Champion in 2016 • Courtesy of her results in 2016, doubled her career prize

money during season, passing $19 million mark; passed $20 million at 2017 Roland Garros, becoming 15th player to do so

• Two-time Olympian, including winning silver medal in singles at 2016 Rio Olympics (l. Puig)

• Made Top 10 debut on May 21, 2012 and Top 5 on October 22, 2012

• In 2015, won Charleston, Stuttgart, Birmingham and Stanford to become first player since 2007 (Jankovic) to win singles titles on green clay, red clay, grass and hard in same year

• Made WTA qualifying debut at 2003 Berlin (as WC, defeated Bartoli in first match)

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HEIGHT5' 8" (1.73 M)

PLAYSLEFT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

GER

GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 102 - 45

  W - L 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 09 08 07

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 29 - 11 4r SF 1r W 1r 4r 4r 3r 1r 3r 1r 2r -

FRENCH OPEN 17 - 12 1r QF 4r 1r 3r 4r 4r QF 1r 2r - 1r 1r

WIMBLEDON 31 - 11 2r W 1r F 3r QF 2r SF 1r 3r - 1r 1r

US OPEN 25 - 11 1r 3r 4r W 3r 3r 4r 4r SF 1r 2r - 1r

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GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 71 - 29

W - L 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 18 - 7 4r QF - 4r SF 2r 3r 1r -

ROLAND GARROS 16 - 7 QF SF 2r 4r 3r 1r 2r - -

WIMBLEDON 15 - 7 2r 3r 2r 4r QF 3r 3r - -

US OPEN 22 - 8 4r SF F 4r 4r 2r 1r - 2r

WTA YEAR-END RANKING YEAR RANK W-L2019 13 28-152018 17 29-142017 19 17-102016 8 47-172015 18 31-182014 31 28-23

YEAR RANK W-L2013 37 24-172012 149 1-42011 315 1-22010 483 --2009 621 1-1

SINGLES TITLES (5)2019 Cincinnati

Charleston2017 Stanford2016 Birmingham2014 Eastbourne

FINALIST (4): 2017 - US Open; 2016 - Rome, Montréal; 2015 - Charleston.

ADDITIONALUSA FED CUP - 2014, 2016, 2018-19. USA OLYMPIC TEAM - 2016.

WTA FINALS HISTORYSINGLES (1-2): 2016Went 1-2 in round-robin play on event debut at Singapore, posting a win over eventual champion Cibulkova.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Lifted biggest title of career during 2019 season at WTA

Premier-5 level Cincinnati (d. Kuznetsova in F); afterwards returned to Top 10 for fi rst time since week of June 25, 2018

• Reached QF at Roland Garros (l. Barty). One of three Americans to make last eight (also Anisimova and Stephens) - the fi rst time since 2004 (Capriati, S.Williams and V.Williams)

• Other highlights in 2019 include R16 showings at Australian Open and US Open (l. Svitolina on both occasions) as well as picking up fi rst title on clay at Charleston (d. Wozniacki in F)

• Season highlights in 2018 were SF at US Open (l. eventual champion Osaka) and Roland Garros (l. Stephens) and QF at Australian Open (l. Kerber)

• 2017 season highlighted by reaching maiden Grand Slam fi nal in New York, losing out to Stephens in 10th all-American US Open fi nal in the Open Era. At 22, became the youngest Flushing Meadows fi nalist since 19-year-old Wozniacki lost to Clijsters in 2009

• Enjoyed fi rst Top 10 year-end fi nish in 2016 (at No.8), as youngest player in the year-end Top 25

• Broke into Top 10 on June 20, 2016, becoming 118th player to reach the elite bracket since computer rankings were introduced. Became fi rst American to make Top 10 debut since S.Williams in 1999

• Made WTA Finals debut at Singapore in 2016, going 1-2 in round robin play

• Represented USA at 2016 Rio Olympics, reaching SF (lost Bronze medal match against Kvitova)

• Qualifi ed for WTA Elite Trophy Zhuhai in 2015, 2018 and 2019 (went 1-1 in round robin stage on all three appearances); advanced to SF stage in 2018 however withdrew before match due to a left knee injury

• Was second-youngest player to win a WTA title in 2014, at Eastbourne (after Vekic at Kuala Lumpur); also youngest American to win a title since Vania King in October 2006 (17 years, 254 days, Bangkok

• Made tour-level debut at 2009 Ponte Vedra Beach at 14 years old (as WC, d. Kudryavtseva); was seventh youngest player to win a WTA main draw match at 14 years, 48 days, and youngest since Hingis in 1994

MADISON KEYS USA

10OCT2016 22SEP2014

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DATE OF BIRTH17-FEB-1995 (ROCK ISLAND, IL, USA)

HEIGHT5’ 10” (1.78 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

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GBR

17JUL2017 01AUG2016

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4 88

DATE OF BIRTH17-MAY-1991 (SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA)

HEIGHT5’ 11” (1.80 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

JOHANNA KONTA

WTA YEAR-END RANKING YEAR RANK W-L2019 12 36-152018 39 26-232017 9 36-162016 10 46-222015 47 13-82014 150 2-82013 112 3-5

YEAR RANK W-L2012 153 2-32011 305 0-12010 248 --2009 360 --2008 668 --

SINGLES TITLES (3)2017 Miami

Sydney2016 Stanford

FINALIST (5) - 2019 - Rabat, Rome; 2018 - Nottingham; 2017 - Nottingham; 2016 - Beijing.

DOUBLES TITLES (0)

ADDITIONALGREAT BRITAIN FED CUP - 2013-15, 2017-19.GREAT BRITAIN OLYMPIC TEAM - 2016.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Made historic run at Roland Garros in 2019, recording

first ever main draw win in Paris before becoming the first British woman to reach SF since Jo Durie’s run to the same stage in 1983

• Re-entered Top 20 on June 10, 2019 for f irst time since March 2018 (dropped as low as No.50)

• Other highlights in 2019 included QF run at Wimbledon (d. No.9 Stephens and No.6 Kvitova; l. Strycova), R-Up finish in Rome (l. Ka.Pliskova) and Rabat (l. Sakkari, after leading by a set and a break)

• Highlights in 2018 included a second successive R-Up finish at Nottingham (l. Barty) and SF at Moscow [Kremlin Cup] (l. eventual champion Kasatkina)

• Began 2017 season by lifting title at Sydney (d. A.Radwanska in F), before landing biggest title of career at Premier-Mandatory Miami (d. Wozniacki in F)

• At 2017 Wimbledon became first British player since Virginia Wade in 1978 to reach Wimbledon SF (l. eventual R-Up V.Williams)

• Reached third f inal of 2017 season at Nottingham (l. Vekic). Also in 2017, reached SF for second year in a row at home event of Eastbourne – QF defeat of World No.1 Kerber was f irst by a British woman over a reigning No.1 since Barker d. Evert at 1979 Boston

• Reached first Premier Mandatory f inal of career at 2016 Beijing (l. A.Radwanska)

• Was the non-playing alternate for WTA Finals in Singapore in 2016, narrowly missing qualif ication in the Top 8

• By virtue of reaching 2016 Beijing final, made WTA Top 10 debut – becoming the first British woman to feature in the elite group since Durie in 1984, and the fourth British woman overall to do so (also Wade and Barker)

• Won career-first singles title at 2016 Stanford in maiden final (d. V.Williams in F). First British woman to reach final of a Premier event since WTA Roadmap was introduced in 2009

• Broke into Top 20 on June 6, 2016 (at No.18) – first British woman in Top 20 for nearly 30 years (the week of October 13, 1986, with Durie at No.20)

• Was voted WTA Most Improved Player in 2016 by international media and fans

• Made tour-level main draw debut at 2011 Copenhagen

GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 38 - 24

W - L 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 11 - 4 2r 2r QF SF - - - -

ROLAND GARROS 5 - 5 SF 1r 1r 1r 1r - - -

WIMBLEDON 11 - 8 QF 2r SF 2r 1r 1r 1r 1r

US OPEN 11 - 7 QF 1r 1r 4r 4r 1r - 2r

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WTA YEAR-END RANKING YEAR RANK W-L2019 26 25-162018 21 33-232017 34 26-192016 110 13-162015 91 5-6

YEAR RANK W-L2014 166 1-52013 228 0-12012 436 0-22011 573 --

SINGLES TITLES (1)2017 ‘s-Hertogenbosch

FINALIST (4): 2019 - Stuttgart; 2018 - Wuhan; 2017 - Biel, Gstaad.

DOUBLES TITLES (0)

ADDITIONALESTONIA FED CUP - 2011-12, 2014-19.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Reached first Premier Mandatory SF of career in 2019

after making last four at Miami (l. eventual champion Barty) – rose to career-high ranking of No.14 as a result (achieved April 1, 2019)

• Posted 3r showing for third consecutive year at Wimbledon (l. Muchova)

• Other highlights in 2019 included R-Up finish at Stuttgart (l. Kvitova), reaching R16 at Indian Wells (l. Ka.Pliskova) as well as back-to-back R16 showings at Toronto (l. Ka.Pliskova) and Cincinnati (l. Barty)

• 2018 season highlighted by R-Up finish at Wuhan (l. Sabalenka); posted 33 main draw wins – the first time she had registered 30 or more wins in a season – finishing No.21 in the rankings

• Cracked the Top 20 on October 22, 2018 before qualifying for f irst WTA Elite Trophy Zhuhai (went 1-1 in the round robin stage)

• Breakthrough season came in 2017, f inishing on a ranking of No.34, up from No.110 in 2016 – first year-end finish inside Top 50 and second non-consecutive year in Top 100

• Won first career singles title at 2017 ‘s-Hertogenbosch (d. Vikhlyantseva in F)

• Broke into Top 30 for f irst time at No.27 following run at Gstaad (July 24, 2017)

• Also advanced to QF at Premier-level tournaments at Stuttgart, where she beat No.6 Muguruza en route, and Rome, where she posted her f irst career win over a reigning No.1 with defeat of Kerber in 2r

• In 2016, played main draw at all four Grand Slams for f irst time, but dropped out of Top 100

• Made Top 100 debut on September 14, 2015 at No.96, up from No.152

• Scored first Top 20 win of career over No.17 Errani at 2016 Monterrey (2r)

• Has won 11 singles titles and five doubles titles on ITF Circuit

• Made WTA main draw debut at 2013 Miami as WC (l. McHale, 1r)

• As a junior, reached 2012 US Open girls’ singles f inal (l. Crawford) and won the 2011 Orange Bowl (d. Bouchard and Putintseva en route)

• Played first events of career on ITF Circuit in 2010

ANETT KONTAVEIT EST

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DATE OF BIRTH24-DEC-1995 (TALLINN, ESTONIA)

HEIGHT5’ 9” (1.74 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 19 - 18

W - L 19 18 17 16 15 14

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 4 - 4 2r 4r 1r 1r - -

ROLAND GARROS 4 - 4 1r 4r 2r 1r - -

WIMBLEDON 6 - 6 3r 3r 3r 1r 1r 1r

US OPEN 5 - 4 3r 1r 1r 1r 4r -

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WTA YEAR-END RANKING SINGLES DOUBLES

YEAR RANK RANK

2019 135 132018 203 12017 126 542016 251 262015 187 87

SINGLES DOUBLES

YEAR RANK RANK

2014 187 1212013 376 3522012 608 6142011 895 827

SINGLES TITLES (0)FINALIST (1): 2017 - Nürnberg.

DOUBLES TITLES (5)2019 Linz w/Siniakova

Toronto w/Siniakova2018 Wimbledon w/Siniakova

Roland Garros w/Siniakova2015 Québec City w/Mestach

FINALIST (7): 2019 - Indian Wells (w/Siniakova) 2018 - Shenzhen, Miami, WTA Finals (all w/Siniakova); 2017 - Bastad (w/Irigoyen); 2016 - St. Petersburg (w/Dushevina); 2014 - Luxembourg (w/Hradecka).

ADDITIONALMIXED DOUBLES TITLES - 2019 - Australian Open (w/Ram)WTA 125K SERIES TITLES - Doubles (1): Limoges (w/Minella).CZECH REPUBIC FED CUP - 2019.

WTA FINALS HISTORYDOUBLES (3-3): 2018, 2019Qualifi ed for WTA FInals in doubles twice - 2018 and 2019 (both w/Siniakova)... In WTA Finals debut in 2018 advanced to the championship match (as top seeds, l. to Babos/Mladenovic)

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Lifted maiden Grand Slam Mixed Doubles title at 2019

Australian Open (w/Ram)• Posted QF run at Australian Open and SF run at

Wimbledon (both w/Siniakova)• Other 2019 highlights included title runs (w/Siniakova)

at Toronto and Linz in 2019 as well as a R-Up showing at Indian Wells (w/Siniakova, l. Mertens/Sabalenka)

• Enjoyed extraordinary doubles breakthrough in 2018, entering season with just one WTA doubles title to her name, won at Québec City in 2015 (w/Mestach)

• Krejcikova/Siniakova won the first Grand Slam doubles titles of their respective careers at 2018 Roland Garros and Wimbledon – becoming the first team to achieve the clay-grass double in the same year since Clijsters/Sugiyama in 2003

• Having won the junior Wimbledon doubles title in 2013, Krejickova/Siniakova became first pairing to ever win the girls’ and ladies’ doubles title at the All England Club

• Krejcikova/Siniakova became first team to qualify for the 2018 WTA Finals Singapore, a f irst qualif ication at the season finale for both; f inished runners-up to Babos/Mladenovic. The Czech duo reached two further f inals during 2018, at Shenzhen and Miami

• Became top-ranked doubles player (w/Siniakova) the week of October 22, 2018 – team duly became the sixth team in WTA history to jointly secure the WTA Year-End World No.1 doubles ranking

• Together, Krejcikova/Siniakova won three junior Slams in total – also Roland Garros and US Open in 2013; additionally, Krejikova was runner-up at the Australian Open the same year (w/Korashvili)

• Previously coached by the late Jana Novotna; coaching relationship with the Czech great began after Krejcikova and her parents arrived unannounced at Novotna’s family home in a village outside Brno

BARBORA KREJCIKOVA CZE

22JUL2019 22OCT2018

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DATE OF BIRTH18-DEC-1995 (BRNO, CZECH REPUBLIC)

HEIGHT5’ 10” (1.78 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

GRAND SLAM HISTORY (DOUBLES)Doubles Overall: 38 - 14

W-L 19 18 17 16 15

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 7 - 4 QF 3r 2r 2r -

ROLAND GARROS 12 - 4 1r W 3r SF 1r

WIMBLEDON 10 - 3 SF W 1r 1r -

US OPEN 9 - 3 - SF 3r QF -

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WTA YEAR-END RANKING YEAR RANK W-L2019 41 27-202018 115 6-52017 257 --2016 210 --

YEAR RANK W-L2015 400 --2014 343 0-12013 671 --2012 715 --

SINGLES TITLES (0)

DOUBLES TITLES (1)2019 Wuhan w/Y.Duan

FINALIST (2): 2019 - Charleston (w/Khromacheva), Lugano (w/Voskoboeva).

ADDITIONALWTA 125K SERIES TITLES - Singles (1): 2019 - Guadalajara-MEX. Doubles (1): 2016 - Taipei-TPE (w/Dzalamidze)RUSSIA FED CUP - 2014, 2018.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Played main draw at all four majors for f irst time in 2019,

posting a career-best Grand Slam run to the 3r at Roland Garros, upsetting Wozniacki in 1r (l. Kanepi in 3r)

• Recorded SF f inishes at ‘s-Hertogenbosch (l. eventual champion Riske), Hiroshima (l. Doi) and Tianjin (l. Watson) and picked up the biggest title of career at WTA 125K Series event at Guadalajara (d. Bouzkova in F)

• Other highlights in 2019 included making her Top 100 debut at No.98 on February 4, 2019, recording the first Top 10 victory of her career over No.10 Bencic in 2r at Wuhan and lifting her f irst WTA doubles title at Wuhan with Duan (d. Mertens/Sabalenka in F)

• Made WTA main draw debut at 2018 Stuttgart, reaching 2r (d. No.25 Suarez Navarro, l. eventual champion Ka.Pliskova)

• Won two doubles titles in 2018 at WTA 125k Series events, at Mumbai (w/Dzalamidze) and Limoges (w/Voskoboeva). Also has titles at this level from Taipei in 2016 (w/Dzalamidze) and 2017 (w/Sabalenka)

• Made WTA qualifying debut at 2014 Moscow• Contested first Tour-level match representing Russia in

Fed Cup action in 2014 vs. Australia (l. Stosur)• On ITF Circuit, owns four singles titles and 16 doubles

titles

GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 3 - 4

W - L 19

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 0 - 1 1r

ROLAND GARROS 2 - 1 3r

WIMBLEDON 1 - 1 2r

US OPEN 0 - 1 1r

VERONIKA KUDERMETOVA RUS

21OCT2019 14OCT2019

S I N G L E S D O U B L E SR A N K I N G H I G H S

41 23

DATE OF BIRTH24-APR-1997 (KAZAN, RUSSIA)

HEIGHT5’ 4” (1.63 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

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WTA YEAR-END RANKING YEAR RANK W-L2019 52 25-232018 56 14-172017 132 1-2

YEAR RANK W-L2016 225 --2015 440 --2014 703 --

SINGLES TITLES (0)

DOUBLES TITLES (2)2019 Bucharest w/Kr.Pliskova

Prague w/Kalinskaya

FINALIST (1): 2019 – St. Petersburg (w/ Kalinskaya).

ADDITIONALSLOVAK FED CUP – 2018-19.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Reached fi rst Premier-level QF of career at Dubai in 2019 (l.

Kvitova) and advanced to 3r at Miami (l. Bertens) to record career-high ranking of No.43 (achieved March 4, 2019)

• Other 2019 highlights included lifting maiden WTA doubles title in Prague (w/Kalinskaya) as well as posting a SF run at Auckland (l. eventual champion Goerges) equaling previous career-best result at 2018 Budapest

• Registered fi rst Top 100 year-end fi nish at No.56 in 2018• Highlight of 2017 season was earning fi rst tour-level win at

Linz over Friedsam (l. Maria in 2r)• Posted fi rst tour-level main draw win over Friedsam at 2017

Linz • Made WTA qualifying debut at 2016 Prague and simultaneous

tour-level and Grand Slam main draw debut at 2017 US Open, as a qualifi er (l. V.Williams)

• Holds 14 singles and six doubles titles on the ITF Circuit• Junior highlights include girls’ doubles title at 2015 US Open

(w/Pospelova) and reaching singles fi nal at 2016 US Open (l. Day)

• Introduced to tennis aged four by father, Radovan, who used to run a tennis club; mother is Ingrid and sister is Katarina

• Tennis idols are Rafael Nadal and Ana Ivanovic

GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 4 - 9

W-L 19 18 17

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 1 - 2 2r 1r -

ROLAND GARROS 3 - 2 3r 2r -

WIMBLEDON 0 - 2 1r 1r -

US OPEN 0 - 3 1r 1r 1r

VIKTORIA KUZMOVA SVK

04MAR2019 14OCT2019

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DATE OF BIRTH11-MAY-1998 (KOSICE, SLOVAKIA)

HEIGHT5’ 11” (1.80 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

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GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 152 - 64

W-L 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 09 08 07 06 05 04 03 02

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 35 - 16 - - 4r 2r 1r 1r QF 3r 4r 4r QF 3r 4r 4r QF 3r 1r 2r

ROLAND GARROS 52 - 16 1r 1r 4r 4r 2r QF QF 4r QF 3r W SF QF F 4r 4r 1r -

WIMBLEDON 30 - 16 1r 1r QF 4r 2r 1r - 1r 3r 2r 3r 4r QF 3r QF 1r QF -

US OPEN 35 - 16 1r 1r 2r 2r 1r 1r 3r - 4r 4r 4r 3r F 4r 1r W 3r 3r

10SEP2007 07JUN2004

S I N G L E S D O U B L E SR A N K I N G H I G H S

2 3

RUS

DATE OF BIRTH27-JUN-1985 (ST PETERSBURG, RUSSIA)

HEIGHT5’ 8 ½ ” (1.74 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

SVETLANA KUZNETSOVA

WTA YEAR-END RANKING YEAR RANK W-L2019 54 14-132018 107 11-132017 12 32-172016 9 45-222015 25 38-192014 28 27-272013 21 29-182012 72 16-132011 19 34-212010 27 26-17

YEAR RANK W-L2009 3 43-162008 8 44-212007 2 55-202006 4 60-202005 18 29-172004 5 60-232003 36 22-162002 43 22-92001 259 2-22000 889 --

SINGLES TITLES (18)2018 Washington, D.C.2016 Moscow

Sydney2015 Moscow2014 Washington, D.C.2010 San Diego2009 Beijing

Roland GarrosStuttgart

2007 New Haven2006 Beijing

BaliMiami,

2004 BaliUS OpenEastbourne

2002 BaliHelsinki

FINALIST (24): 2019 - Cincinnati; 2017 - Indian Wells; 2016 - Miami; 2015 - Madrid; 2014 - Oeiras; 2011 - Dubai; 2009 - Rome; 2008 - Sydney, Dubai, Indian Wells, Tokyo [Pan Pacifi c], Beijing; 2007 - Doha, Indian Wells, Berlin, Rome, US Open; 2006 - Warsaw, Roland Garros; 2005 - Warsaw; 2004 - Dubai, Doha, Warsaw, Beijing.

DOUBLES TITLES (16)2013 Moscow w/Stosur2012 Australian Open w/Zvonareva2009 Miami w/Mauresmo2006 Eastbourne w/Mauresmo2005 Australian Open w/Molik2005 Miami w/Molik2004 Doha w/Likhovtseva2004 Gold Coast w/Likhovtseva2003 Gold Coast w/Navratilova2003 Dubai w/Navratilova2003 Rome w/Navratilova2003 Toronto w/Navratilova2003 Leipzig w/Navratilova2002 Sopot w/Sánchez Vicario2002 Helsinki w/Sánchez Vicario2002 Tokyo [Princess Cup] w/Sánchez Vicario

FINALIST (15): 2007 - Dubai (w/Molik); 2006 - Dubai (w/Petrova); 2005 - Dubai (w/Molik), Wimbledon (w/Mauresmo); 2004 - Australian Open, Dubai, Indian Wells, Miami, Roland Garros, Eastbourne, US Open (all w/Likhovtseva), Bali (w/Sánchez Vicario); 2003 - US Open (w/Navratilova); 2002 - Bali, Tokyo [Japan Open] (both w/Sánchez Vicario).

ADDITIONALRUSSIA FED CUP - 2004, 2007-12, 2015-16.RUSSIA OLYMPIC TEAM - 2004, 2008, 2016.

WTA FINALS HISTORYSINGLES (5-14): 2004, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2016DOUBLES (0-2): 2003, 2004Qualifi ed in singles and doubles (w/Likhovtseva) in 2004… Qualifi ed for WTA

Finals in 2016 on fi nal day of the season by winning title in Moscow; advanced

to semifi nals before losing to Cibulkova.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Missed fi rst three months of 2019 season with knee injury; as a wildcard,

fi nished R-Up at Cincinnati, defeating four Top 20 players en route (No.11 Sevastova,

No.10 Stephens, No.3 Ka.Pliskova and No.1 Barty), before falling to Keys in the fi nal.

Returned to Top 100 as a result

• Other 2019 highlights included win over No.10 Sabalenka in Madrid to record her fi rst

victory over a Top 10 player since upsetting No.10 A.Radwanska at 2017 Wimbledon.

Also posted R16 showing at Toronto

• Missed fi rst two months of 2018 season following wrist surgery, leading to fi rst year-

end fi nish outside Top 100, at No.107, since 2001 (No.259)

• After falling 2r at 2018 Wimbledon (l. Strycova), dropped out of the Top 100 for the fi rst

time since August 12, 2002 (831-consecutive weeks)

• Two‐time Grand Slam champion, at 2004 US Open (d. Dementieva in F) and 2009

Roland Garros (d. Safi na in F). Also a two‐time fi nalist, at Roland Garros in 2006 (l.

Henin) and 2007 US Open (l. Henin)

• With Roland Garros title run became one of just nine players to defeat the World No.1

(Safi na) and No.2 (S.Williams—QF) at the same Slam; still the most recent to do so

• At 2011 Australian Open, played her part in setting the record for the longest women’s

match at a Slam, eventually succumbing to Schiavone in 4 hours and 44 minutes

• One of 5 Russians to rank in Top 2; had a chance to become No.1 by winning 2008

Roland Garros (fell two matches short with semifi nal loss to Safi na)

• Ranked continuously in Top 20 from March 1, 2004 to July 11, 2010 (including over four

years ranked continuously in Top 10 – April 2006 to June 2010)

• Won 16 tour-level doubles titles includes two Australian Open crowns, (2005, w/Molik

and 2012 (w/Zvonareva). Rose as high as No.3 in doubles (week of June 7, 2004)

• Father is Alexandr Kuznetsov, cycling coach of six Olympic champions and world champions, including Svetlana’s mother, Galina Tsareva (six-time world champion and holder of 20 world records) and Svetlana’s brother, Nikolai Kuznetsov (silver medalist at 1996 Atlanta Olympics)

• Moved at the age of seven to Spain to attend the Sanchez-Casal Academy

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WTA YEAR-END RANKING YEAR RANK W-L2019 7 37-162018 7 47-172017 29 18-102016 11 46-232015 6 38-172014 4 43-162013 6 51-23

YEAR RANK W-L2012 8 46-172011 2 56-112010 34 18-222009 62 21-172008 44 14-152007 157 0-12006 773 --

SINGLES TITLES (27)2019 Stuttgart

Sydney2018 Birmingham

MadridPragueDohaSt. Petersburg

2017 Birmingham2016 WTA Elite Trophy

Wuhan2015 New Haven

MadridSydney

2014 WimbledonNew Haven

2014 Wuhan2013 Tokyo [Pan Pacifi c]

Dubai2012 New Haven

Montréal2011 WTA Finals

LinzWimbledonMadridParis [Indoors]Brisbane

2009 Hobart

FINALIST (9): 2019 - Australian Open, Dubai; 2016 - Luxembourg; 2015 - WTA Finals; 2014 - Beijing; 2013- Katowice, New Haven; 2011 - Eastbourne; 2009 - Linz.

DOUBLES TITLES (0)

ADDITIONALCZECH REPUBLIC FED CUP - 2007-16, 2018. CZECH OLYMPIC TEAM - 2012, 2016.

WTA FINALS HISTORYSINGLES (10-14): 2011-15, 2018-19Played in WTA Finals for five consecutive years (2011-15); also qualified in 2018 (0-3 in round-robin) and 2019 (also 0-3 in round-robin).. Competed at WTA Finals in Istanbul, Singapore and Shenzhen… Won the Billie Jean King Trophy on debut in 2011 (d. Azarenka in F)… Of seven appearances, advanced to the final twice (2011, 2015) and the semifinals in 2013.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Posted seventh Top 10 season in 2019 (at No.7)• Reached third career Grand Slam final at Australian

Open (l. Osaka in F); was one win away from reaching World No.1

• In 2019, won 26th and 27th career singles titles at Sydney (d. Barty) and Stuttgart (d. Kontaveit in F). Has won at least one title every year dating back to 2011, and with 27 career titles, sits f ifth among active players

• Other highlights in 2019 included R-Up finish at Dubai (l. Bencic) as well as run to R16 at Wimbledon

• Closed out 2019 season by qualifying for WTA Finals for seventh time; owns joint third-most appearances at the season-ending event behind S.Williams (nine) and Sharapova (eight)

• Won a tour-leading five WTA singles titles in 2018, becoming the first player to win a title on three difference surfaces in a season since S.Williams in 2015

• Began 2017 season in May at Roland Garros (2r, l. Mattek-Sands) after a knife attack at her home in Czech Republic on December 20, 2016; required extensive surgery to left hand

• Winner of two Grand Slam singles titles, at Wimbledon in 2011 (d. Sharapova in F) and 2014 (d. Bouchard in F) – was f irst player born in the 1990s to win a Slam title

• Bronze medalist at 2016 Rio Olympics (d. Keys in medal play-off )

• At 2012 Sydney was two wins from becoming World No.1 – had won Wimbledon and WTA Finals at Istanbul (d. Azarenka in F) in previous six months

• Owns five wins over reigning World No.1s, defeating Safina (2009 US Open), Wozniacki (2011 WTA Finals, 2018 Doha), S.Williams (2015 Madrid – ending the American’s 27-match win streak) and Kerber (2016 Wuhan)

• Key member of Czech Fed Cup team that has won the competition six times in past eight years

• Winner of the WTA’s peer-voted Karen Krantzcke Sportsmanship Award in eight of the past nine years (consecutive 2013-19)

• Made professional debut on ITF Circuit in Czech Republic in 2006 and WTA main draw debut at 2008 Stockholm

• A global ambassador for Right To Play International, a charity which helps children to learn through sport

• Father is Jiri, mother is Pavla; brothers are Jiri (engineer) and Libor (teacher)

• Tennis idol growing up was fellow Czech lefty Martina Navratilova

GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 102 -42

W - L 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 09 08

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 20 - 10 F 1r - 2r 3r 1r 2r SF QF 2r 1r -

ROLAND GARROS 23 - 10 - 3r 2r 3r 4r 3r 3r SF 4r 1r - 4r

WIMBLEDON 33 - 10 4r 1r 2r 2r 3r W QF QF W SF 1r 1r

US OPEN 26 - 12 2r 3r QF 4r QF 3r 3r 4r 1r 3r 4r 1r

PETRA KVITOVA CZE

31OCT2011 28FEB2011

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2 196

DATE OF BIRTH08-MAR-1990 (BILOVEC, CZECH REPUBLIC)

HEIGHT6’ (1.82 M)

PLAYSLEFT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

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WTA YEAR-END RANKING YEAR RANK W-L2019 42 23-182018 83 15-182017 71 17-232016 96 10-182015 89 9-112014 117 2-4

YEAR RANK W-L 2013 148 4-22012 296 --2011 248 --2010 194 --2009 1008 --

SINGLES TITLES (1)2019 Bronx

FINALIST (2): 2019 -Seoul; 2015 - Tokyo [Japan Open].

DOUBLES TITLES (0)FINALIST (3): 2018 - Bogotá (w/Cepede Royg); 2016 - Tianjin (w/Y.Xu); 2014 - Guangzhou (w/Cornet).

ADDITIONALWTA 125K SERIES TITLES - SINGLES (1): 2014 - Ningbo-CHN. POLAND FED CUP – 2011-12, 2016-19.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Posted fi fth consecutive Top 100 season in 2019 (at No.42) to

record best year-end fi nish of career (previously No.71 in 2017)

• Lifted maiden WTA title at the Bronx and fi nished R-Up at Seoul (l. Muchova)

• Broke into Top 50 on September 9, 2019 and posted career-high singles ranking of No.41 on September 30, 2019

• 2018 season highlights included QF run at Washington DC (l. Vekic); win over No.17 Osaka in 2r was fi rst Top 20 victory – previous career-best win came over No.21 Gavrilova at 2017 Tokyo [PPO]

• Posted fi rst career victories at 2018 Australian Open during 3r run (d. Brady in 1r and No.22 seed Kasatkina in 2r, l. Allertova)

• 2017 highlighted by SF at Kuala Lumpur (l. Hibino). Also made QF at Bogotá and reached 3r at major for fi rst time at Roland Garros

• In 2016 enjoyed run to fi rst Premier-level quarterfi nal of career at Tokyo [PPO] (as qualifi er, l. eventual champion Wozniacki); also advanced to QF at Katowice (l. Parmentier)

• Broke into Top 100 on June 15, 2015 • Reached maiden WTA singles fi nal at 2015 Tokyo [Japan

Open] (l. Wickmayer)• Played fi rst two WTA main draws in 2013: 2r at Strasbourg (l.

Cornet) and SF at Baku (l. Peer)• Owns 12 singles titles and eight doubles titles on ITF Circuit• Made professional debut on ITF Circuit in Poland in 2007

MAGDA LINETTE POL

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DATE OF BIRTH12-FEB-1992 (POZNAN, POLAND)

HEIGHT5’ 7” (1.71 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 9 - 19

W-L 19 18 17 16 15

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 2 - 4 1r 3r 1r 1r -

ROLAND GARROS 3 - 5 2r 1r 3r 1r 1r

WIMBLEDON 2 - 5 3r 1r 1r 1r 1r

US OPEN 2 - 5 2r 1r 1r 1r 2r

72

WTA YEAR-END RANKING YEAR RANK W-L2019 15 35-172018 32 26-172017 89 6-42016 266 3-22015 144 0-82014 179 1-82013 116 7-12

YEAR RANK W-L2012 59 18-182011 49 16-132010 144 5-132009 84 6-72008 214 2-12007 325 0-1

SINGLES TITLES (1)2019 Istanbul

FINALIST (3): 2019 - Zhengzhou; 2018 - Bucharest; 2012 - Kuala Lumpur.

DOUBLES TITLES (0)FINALIST (4): 2016 - Monterrey (w/M.Sanchez); 2013- Marrakech (w/Mladenovic); 2012 - Paris [Indoors], Bad Gastein (both w/Groenefeld).

ADDITIONALWTA 125K SERIES TITLES - Singles (1): 2018 - Chicago, IL, USA. Doubles (1): 2016 - Bol-CRO (w/Knoll).CROATIAN FED CUP - 2008-10, 2012, 2014.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Posted best season fi nish of career in 2019, at a career-high

ranking of No.15 (achieved October 21, 2019)• Lifted maiden career WTA title at Istanbul (d. Vondrousova

in F)• Advanced to fi rst Grand Slam QF of career at 2019 Roland

Garros (l. eventual runner-up Vondrousova); upset No.2 seed and No.2-ranked Ka.Pliskova in 3r to register fourth Top 10 win of career (and best by ranking)

• Also in 2019, enjoyed R16 runs at both Wimbledon (l. Svitolina) and US Open (l. eventual R-Up S.Williams)

• Finished R-Up at Zhengzhou before qualifying for the WTA Elite Trophy Zhuhai for the fi rst time

• In 2018, fi nished R-Up at Bucharest, posted QF showing at Indian Wells and made R16 at Australian Open

• In 2017, notched fi rst Top 20 win in nearly fi ve years over No.13 Keys at Roland Garros

• In April 2017 played her fi rst event after 10 months out with a back injury, coming through qualifying to win $25k ITF/Santa Margherita Di Pula-ITA

• Made Top 100 debut on September 14, 2009 (after US Open; rose from No.137 to No.89) and enjoyed a Top 50 season in 2011, fi nishing at No.49

• Member of Croatian Fed Cup Team 2008-2010, 2012, 2014• Fell 1r on WTA main draw debut as a WC at 2007 Miami • Made professional debut on ITF Circuit in Croatia in 2005

21OCT2019 17MAR2014

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CROPETRA MARTIĆ

GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 33 - 31

W - L 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 09

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 6 - 8 3r 4r - - 1r 1r 1r 1r 2r 1r -

ROLAND GARROS 12 - 9 QF 2r 4r - 1r 1r 1r 4r - 1r 2r

WIMBLEDON 10 - 7 4r 1r 4r - - 1r 3r 1r 2r 2r -

US OPEN 5 - 7 4r 1r 1r - - - - 1r 2r 1r 2r

DATE OF BIRTH19-JAN-1991 (SPLIT, CROATIA)

HEIGHT5’ 11” (1.81 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

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WTA YEAR-END RANKING SINGLES DOUBLES

YEAR RANK RANK2019 798 202018 876 152017 739 392016 965 882015 463 692014 803 124

SINGLES DOUBLESYEAR RANK RANK2013 488 1842012 424 3202011 666 4782010 887 697

SINGLES TITLES (0)

DOUBLES TITLES (6)2019 Zhengzhou w/Peschke

San Jose w/PeschkeBrisbane w/Peschke

2018 Tianjin w/Peschke Prague w/Peschke

2017 Nürnberg w/A.Smith

FINALIST (8): 2019 - Prague (w/Peschke), Nürnberg (w/Fichman); 2018 - Stuttgart, Wimbledon (both w/Peschke); 2017 - Istanbul (w/Mertens), Kuala Lumpur (w/Ninomiya), Moscow (w/A.Smith); 2015 - Tianjin (w/Jurak).

ADDITIONALWTA 125K SERIES TITLES – Doubles (1): San Antonio-TX, USA (w/Groenefeld)USA FED CUP - 2019.

WTA FINALS HISTORYDOUBLES (0-1): 2018, 2019Made WTA Finals debut in 2018 (w/Peschke); lost to the top-seeded team of Krejcikova/Siniakova in opening round... Served as a doubles alternate in 2019.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Recorded second Top 20 season-ending fi nish and fi fth

consecutive Top 100 fi nish in doubles in 2019, at No.20• Won three WTA doubles titles – at Brisbane, San Jose and

Zhengzhou (all w/Peschke)• Also fi nished as R-Up at Prague (w/Peschke) and Nürnberg

(w/Fichman)• At the Slams in 2019, equaled best result at Australian

Open by reaching R16 (w/Peschke, l. Brady/Riske) and US Open with 2r appearance (w/Peschke, l. Gauff /Mcnally)

• Recorded best result at Roland Garros with QF run (w/Peschke, l. Flipkens/ Larsson)

• Qualifi ed for second WTA Finals appearance with Peschke, as alternates – though did not play

• Picked up two WTA doubles titles in 2018 – at Prague and Tianjin (both w/Peschke)

• Also fi nished as R-Up at 2018 Stuttgart and Wimbledon (both w/Peschke)

• Qualifi ed for fi rst WTA Finals appearance – with Peschke, fell to top seeds Krejcikova/Siniakova in QF

• Ended 2018 season at career-high ranking of No.15 (October 8, 2018)

• Best overall Grand Slam result came at 2018 Wimbledon; reached Final (w/Peschke, l. Krejcikova/Siniakova)

• Also in 2018, advanced to R16 at Australian Open in 2018 (w/Peschke, l. Brady/King)

• Won fi rst career WTA doubles title at 2017 Nürnberg (w/Smith). Pair defeated Flipkens/Larsson in Final

• Also won 2016 WTA 125K series San Antonio title (w/Groenefeld)

• Born in Brno in the Czech Republic, but moved to Florida with her parents and older sister Jane when she was a baby

GRAND SLAM HISTORY (DOUBLES)Overall Doubles: 19 - 16

W-L 19 18 17 16 15

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 4 - 3 3r 3r - 1r -

ROLAND GARROS 5 - 4 QF 3r 1r 1r -

WIMBLEDON 8 - 5 QF F 1r 1r 1r

US OPEN 2 - 4 2r 1r 1r 2r -

NICOLE MELICHAR USA

24SEP2012 18FEB2019

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400 12

DATE OF BIRTH29-JUL-1993 (BRNO, CZECH REPUBLIC)

HEIGHT5' 11" (1.81 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

74

WTA YEAR-END RANKING SINGLES SINGLES DOUBLESYEAR RANK W-L RANK2019 17 35-27 62018 13 46-21 112017 35 32-21 412016 120 3-3 792015 157 -- 1342014 264 -- 2592013 577 -- 725

SINGLES TITLES (5)2019 Doha2018 Rabat

LuganoHobart

2017 Hobart

FINALIST (1): 2017 - Istanbul.

DOUBLES TITLES (9)2019 US Open w/Sabalenka

Miami w/SabalenkaIndian Wells w/Sabalenka

2018 Wuhan w/Schuurs's-Hertogenbosch w/SchuursLugano w/FlipkensHobart w/Schuurs

2017 Guangzhou w/Schuurs2016 Auckland w/Mestach

FINALIST (5): 2019 - Wuhan (w/Sabalenka); 2018 -Birmingham, Cincinnati (w/Schuurs); 2017 - Istanbul (w/Melichar), Bucharest (w/Schuurs).

ADDITIONALWTA 125K SERIES TITLES - Doubles (1): 2016 - Limoges-FRA (w/Minella). BELGIUM FED CUP - 2017-19.

WTA FINALS HISTORYDOUBLES (1-3): 2018, 2019Qualifi ed for WTA Finals in doubles in 2018 (w/Schuurs) and 2019 (w/Sabalenka)... In debut in 2018 (w/Schuurs) lost in opening round (l. Barty/Vandeweghe)... Posted 1-2 round-robin record in 2019.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Won fi fth career singles title at 2019 Doha defeating three

Top 10 opponents en route (d. No.8 Bertens, No.6 Kerber, No.3 Halep)

• Made second Grand Slam QF at US Open last year (l. eventual champion Andreescu) - also made SF at Osaka (l. eventual champion Osaka) and QF in Sydney (l. Barty), Rabat (l. eventual champion Sakkari) and Mallorca (l. eventual champion Kenin)

• Qualifi ed for WTA Elite Trophy in Zhuhai for second straight year. Fell in round robin stage (d. Sakkari, l. eventual champion Sabalenka)

• Brought in three doubles titles in 2019 (all w/Sabalenka) including fi rst Grand Slam title at US Open and Sunshine Double (Indian Wells and Miami)

• Concluded year with second WTA Finals appearance in doubles, this time w/Sabalenka; fell in round robin stage.

• One of six players on tour to win three or more titles in 2018 (Hobart, Rabat and Lugano) - also Kvitova (5), Svitolina (4), Bertens (3), Halep (3) and Wozniacki (3)

• Posted 46 main draw match wins in 2018 – only Ka.Pliskova (49) and Kvitova (47) registered more. By contrast, prior to 2018, owned only 36 wins at this level across entire career

• Made SF at 2018 Australian Open (l. eventual champion Wozniacki) - became fi rst Belgian to reach a Slam SF since Flipkens at 2013 Wimbledon; also the fi rst to do so at Australian Open since 2012 (Kim Clijsters, SF)

• Finished 2017 season at No.35, up from No.120 in 2016 – fi rst Top 50 and Top 100 year-end fi nish

• 2017 season highlighted by fi rst career singles title at Hobart (as a qualifi er, d. Niculescu in F)

• Registered fi rst Top 10 win of career over No.10 Cibulkova in 1r at 2017 Beijing – now owns six career Top 10 wins

• Made WTA singles main draw debut at 2016 ‘s-Hertogenbosch – made QF (as qualifi er, l. Mladenovic)

• Won fi rst WTA title of any kind in doubles at 2016 Auckland (w/Mestach)

• Played fi rst tour-level event of career at 2015 Antwerp (fell in qualifying) and played fi rst events of career on ITF Circuit in Belgium in 2010

• Earlier coaching history includes Belgian federation until early teens, as well as a year at the Mouratoglou Academy

• An animal lover, and has four dogs and a variety of birds as pets (pheasants, peacocks)

GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 26 - 12

W - L 19 18 17 16

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 7 - 2 3r SF - -

ROLAND GARROS 7 - 3 3r 4r 3r -

WIMBLEDON 5 - 3 4r 3r 1r -

US OPEN 7 - 4 QF 4r 1r 1r

ELISE MERTENS BEL

26NOV2018 09SEP2019

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12 2

DATE OF BIRTH17-NOV-1995 (LEUVEN, BELGIUM)

HEIGHT5' 10" (1.79 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

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WTA YEAR-END RANKING SINGLES DOUBLES

YEAR RANK W-L RANK2019 40 27-24 22018 44 22-28 32017 11 38-27 262016 42 31-32 22015 29 35-26 92014 81 15-23 172013 56 21-26 19

SINGLES DOUBLESYEAR RANK W-L RANK 2012 76 5-5 282011 183 0-1 1002010 354 1-2 2702009 202 0-4 5302008 1005 -- --

SINGLES TITLES (1)2017 St. Petersburg

FINALIST (7): 2018 - St. Petersburg; 2017 - Acapulco, Stuttgart, Madrid; 2016 - ‘s-Hertogenbosch, Hong Kong; 2015 - Strasbourg.

DOUBLES TITLES (22)2019 WTA Finals w/Babos

Istanbul w/BabosRoland Garros w/Babos

2018 WTA Finals w/BabosBirmingham w/BabosAustralian Open w/Babos

2016 Roland Garros w/GarciaMadrid w/GarciaStuttgart w/GarciaCharleston w/Garcia

2015 Washington, D.C. w/BencicRome w/BabosMarrakech w/BabosDubai w/Babos

2014 Acapulco w/Voskoboeva2013 Osaka w/Pennetta

Palermo w/PiterOeiras w/H.ChanCharleston w/SafarovaMemphis w/Voskoboeva

2012 Québec City w/MalekMontréal w/Jans-Ignacik

FINALIST (14): 2019 - Australian Open (w/Babos); 2018 - Madrid, US Open (w/Babos); 2016 - Sydney, Dubai, US Open, Beijing (w/Garcia); 2014 - Brisbane (w/Voskoboeva), Paris [Indoors], Wimbledon, Cincinnati (all w/Babos), ‘s-Hertogenbosch (w/Krajicek); 2013 - Marrakech (w/Martic); 2011 - Copenhagen (w/Piter).

ADDITIONALWTA 125K SERIES TITLES - Singles (1): 2012 - Taipei, TPE. Doubles (1): 2012 - Taipei, TPE (w/H.Chan)MIXED DOUBLES - Winner (2): 2014 - Australian Open (w/Nestor); 2013 - Wimbledon (w/Nestor). Finalist (2): 2015 -Australian Open (w/Nestor); 2013 - Roland Garros (w/Nestor).FRANCE FED CUP - 2012-19.FRANCE OLYMPIC TEAM - 2012, 2016.

WTA FINALS HISTORYDOUBLES (10-3): 2015, 2016, 2018, 2019Qualifed for WTA Finals in doubles four times, including three with Babos (also w/Garcia in 2016)... Won back-to-back titles in 2018 and 2019 (w/Babos).

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Ended 2019 season strong with SF appearances in

Moscow (l. eventual champion Bencic) and Zhengzhou (l. Martic) and QF in Linz (l. Alexandrova)

• Notched five Top 10 wins in 2019 with two wins vs. reigning World No.1 (d. Osaka in Dubai; Barty in Fed Cup Final); win over World No.1 Barty helped France take home their f irst Fed Cup title since 2003

• Other 2019 highlights include QF at Monterrey, Istanbul, Rome, Nottingham and Washington DC

• 2019 was another strong doubles year with titles at Istanbul and Roland Garros (both w/Babos) boosting her to World No.1 for the f irst time in career

• Also w/Babos, defended title at year-end WTA Finals and finished R-Up at Australian Open to end the year at No.2

• Won only career singles title to date at 2017 St. Petersburg (d. Putintseva) in eight f inal appearances – made final in 2018 as defending champion (l. Kvitova)

• Reached biggest f inal of career at Premier Mandatory-level Madrid in 2017 (l. Halep)

• Finished 2017 season at No.11 for highest year-end ranking and first inside Top 20. Broke into Top 10 on October 23, 2017

• Career best singles result at Grand Slam is QF at 2015 US Open (l. Vinci) and 2017 Roland Garros (l. Bacsinszky)

• Broke into Top 100 on September 17, 2012 and Top 50 on March 18, 2013

• Played first WTA main draw matches in 2009 and first WTA qualifying event as wildcard at 2008 Paris [Indoors]

• Mother is Dzenita (was a pro volleyball player); father is Dragan (was a pro handball player); brother is Luka (soccer player)

• Speaks French, English, Serbian, Italian and Spanish

GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 32 - 36

W - L 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 09

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 4 - 8 1r 1r 1r 3r 2r 1r 2r - - - 1r

ROLAND GARROS 12 - 11 2r 1r QF 3r 3r 3r 2r 1r 1r 1r 1r

WIMBLEDON 6 - 8 2r 3r 2r 1r 3r 1r 1r 1r - - -

US OPEN 10 - 9 2r 2r 1r 2r QF 1r 2r 3r - - 1r

KRISTINA MLADENOVIC FRA

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DATE OF BIRTH14-MAY-1993 (SAINT POL SUR MER, FRANCE)

HEIGHT6’ (1.84 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

76

GRAND SLAM HISTORY Overall: 9 - 5

W-L 19 18

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 0 - 1 1r -

ROLAND GARROS 1 - 1 2r -

WIMBLEDON 4 - 1 QF -

US OPEN 4 - 2 3r 3r

WTA YEAR-END RANKING YEAR RANK W-L2019 21 28-132018 145 2-12017 272 0-12016 208 --2015 419 --2014 733 --

SINGLES TITLES (1)2019 Seoul

FINALIST (1): 2019 - Prague.

DOUBLES TITLES (0)

ADDITIONALCZECH FED CUP - 2019.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Ended 2019 ranked at a career high No.21 for her fi rst Top

100 career fi nish – up from No.145 in 2018 • In her breakout year, claimed maiden title at Seoul (d.

Linette in F) and reached career best Grand Slam result with QF appearance at Wimbledon – en route defeated No.20 Kontaveit and No.3 Ka.Pliskova

• Win over Ka.Pliskova was fi rst ever Top 10 career win and sixth longest match of the year going 3hrs. 17min.

• Earned 28 main draw wins in 2019, coming into the year only had two in her career

• Concluded year with fi rst appearance at WTA Elite Trophy in Zhuhai where she made SF after going 2-0 in round robin (d. Riske, d. Kenin, l. eventual champion Sabalenka)

• 2018 season highlight was reaching 3r in Grand Slam main draw debut at US Open as a qualifi er (I. Barty)

• Reached three ITF Circuit fi nals in 2018, including back-to-back fi nals at $25k ITF/Altenkirchen-GER (I. Dart) and $60k ITF/Croissy-Beauborg-FRA (I. Blinkova)

• Also reached the fi nal at $80k ITF/Olomouc-CZE (I. Ferro)• Made WTA main draw debut at 2017 Seoul (as qualifi er, I.

Hon)• Won second career ITF Circuit title in 2016 and posted 39-18

win-loss record; at tour-level fell in qualifying at US Open• On ITF Circuit has won two titles in singles and one in

doubles• Played fi rst events of career on ITF Circuit in Croatia in 2013• Born in city of Olomouc in eastern Czech Republic, but

moved to train in Prague this year• Started playing tennis at aged seven with dad, a former

professional footballer in Czech Republic

KAROLINA MUCHOVA CZE

04NOV2019 14OCT2019

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21 423

DATE OF BIRTH21-AUG-1996 (OLUOUC, CZECH REPUBLIC)

HEIGHT5’ 8” (1.72 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

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WTA YEAR-END RANKING YEAR RANK W-L2019 36 22-162018 18 33-202017 2 47-212016 7 35-202015 3 41-192014 21 38-21

YEAR RANK W-L2013 64 14-122012 104 6-82011 249 --2010 432 --2009 687 --

SINGLES TITLES (7)2019 Monterrey2018 Monterrey 2017 Cincinnati

Wimbledon2016 Roland Garros2015 Beijing2014 Hobart

FINALIST (4): 2018 - Doha; 2015 - Wimbledon, Wuhan; 2014- Florianopolis.

DOUBLES TITLES (5)2015 Tokyo [Pan Pacifi c] w/Suárez Navarro

Birmingham w/Suárez Navarro2014 Stanford w/Suárez Navarro

Marrakech w/Oprandi2013 Hobart w/Torró-Flor)

FINALIST (5): 2015 - Dubai, Madrid, WTA Finals (all w/Suárez Navarro); 2014 - Madrid, Tokyo [Pan Pacifi c] (both w/Suárez Navarro).

ADDITIONALSPAIN FED CUP- 2015-19.SPAIN OLYMPIC TEAM - 2016.

WTA FINALS HISTORYSINGLES (5-5): 2015-17DOUBLES (3-3): 2014-15Made WTA Finals debut in 2014 in doubles (w/Suarez Navarro)...Played in singles and doubles in 2015...Advanced to singles semifi nals without losing a match in group stage in 2015 (l. A.Radwanska)...Runner-up in doubles in 2015 (w/Suarez Navarro, l. Hingis/Mirza)...Contested singles in 2016 and 2017, but did not advance out of round-robin competition.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Finished 2019 season at No.36 for fi rst non-Top 20 fi nish since

2014• Successfully defended her title in Monterrey for seventh

career WTA trophy (d. Azarenka in F)• Also in 2019, reached QF at Indian Wells defeating No.10 S.

Williams and No.7 Bertens en route (l. eventual champion Andreescu) and R16 at Australian Open (l. Ka.Pliskova) and Roland Garros (l. Stephens)

• Is a two-time Grand-Slam champion winning titles at 2016 Roland Garros (d. S.Williams in F) and 2017 Wimbledon (d. V.Williams in F). Dropped only one set in Roland Garros title run.

• Is only player to ever beat both Williams sisters in a Grand Slam fi nal and one of 29 women in the Open Era to win multiple Grand Slam titles

• Also fi nished R-Up at 2015 Wimbledon (l. S.Williams) to make Top 10 debut. Is one of two players to meet both Williams sisters in the fi nal of the same Grand Slam – also Hingis at US Open (1997, d. V.Williams; 1999, l. S.Williams)

• First Spaniard to reach Wimbledon fi nal since Sánchez Vicario in 1996 and fi rst to reach any Grand Slam fi nal since Conchita Martínez at 2000 Roland Garros

• Rose to World No.1 on September 11, 2017 to become the 24th woman in history to hold the top spot and second from Spain (after Sánchez Vicario in 1995). Also named ITF World Champion for 2017

• In 2015, became fi rst Spanish player to compete at the WTA Finals in singles since 2001 (Sánchez Vicario) and reached doubles fi nal (w/Suárez Navarro, l. Hingis/Mirza)

• Made WTA main draw debut at Miami in 2012, defeating No.9 Zvonareva for fi rst Top 10 win of career

• Began playing tennis at age three; fi rst memory of the sport was playing with her brothers

• Mother, Scarlet is from Venezuela and father, José Antonio, is from Spain

GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 66 - 26

W - L 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 17 - 7 4r 2r QF 3r 4r 4r 2r -

ROLAND GARROS 27 - 6 4r SF 4r W QF QF 2r - WIMBLEDON 16 - 6 1r 2r W 2r F 1r 2r -

US OPEN 6 - 7 1r 2r 4r 2r 2r 1r - 1r

GARBIÑE MUGURUZA

11SEP2017 23FEB2015

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DATE OF BIRTH08-OCT-1993 (CARACAS, VENEZUELA)

HEIGHT6’ 0” (1.82 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

ESP

78

WTA YEAR-END RANKING YEAR RANK W-L2019 3 40-112018 5 40-202017 68 18-222016 40 20-13

YEAR RANK W-L 2015 203 0-22014 250 2-22013 430 --2012 1028 --

SINGLES TITLES (5)2019 Beijing

OsakaAustralian Open

2018 US OpenIndian Wells

FINALIST (2): 2018 - Tokyo; 2016 - Tokyo.

DOUBLES TITLES (0)

ADDITIONALJAPAN FED CUP - 2017-18.

WTA FINALS HISTORYSINGLES (1-3): 2018, 2019Made WTA Finals debut in 2018, posted an 0-3 record in round robin play... In 2018, became third Japanese player to qualify for WTA Finals, along with Date and Sugiyama)... In 2019 won opening round-robin match in 3-sets over Kvitova but was forced to withdraw due to a right shoulder injury.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Won second Grand Slam title at Australian Open to kick

off 2019 and boost her to World No.1 as the first Asian player (man or woman) to hold the top singles spot

• Finished the year with back-to-back titles at Osaka [PPO] and Beijing to qualify for second straight WTA Finals

• In WTA Finals, won first match over Kvitova before withdrawing due to a shoulder injury

• One of six players to win three or more titles in 2019 – also Barty (4), Ka.Pliskova (4), Andreescu (3), Sabalenka (3) and Kenin (3)

• Notched 40 main draw wins for second year in a row and hit the fourth most aces last year with 363 – only Ka.Pliskova (488), Bertens (457) and Barty (409) had more

• Earned almost $6.8million in prize money last year landing her third on year-end top earners list behind Barty and Halep

• Breakout year in 2018 brought first two titles of her career at Indian Wells (d. Kasatkina in F) and debut Grand Slam crown at US Open (d. S.Williams in F)

• Qualified for first career WTA Finals in 2018 posting 0-3 record in group stage

• Scored first Top 10 win of career over No.6-ranked Kerber at 2017 US Open and followed it up with first Top 5 win of career when she defeated No.5 V.Williams at 2017 Hong Kong

• Voted 2016 WTA Newcomer of the Year; highlight was career-first WTA final at Tokyo [PPO] (l. Wozniacki). Also reached QF on three occasions and 3r at Australian Open, Roland Garros and US Open

• Won 2015 WTA Rising Stars Invitational in Singapore (d. Garcia in F saving match points)

• Made WTA main draw debut at 2014 Stanford ranked No.406. As an alternate, won through qualifying (earning first WTA qualifying wins) and came from match point down to shock No.19 Stosur in 1r, before losing to No.18 Petkovic in 2r

• Made WTA qualifying debut at Québec City in 2013 (l. Dabrowski)

• Born in Osaka, Japan, and moved to USA when she was three years old

• Her father, Leonard Max Francois, was born in Haiti and attended college in New York City before moving to Japan where he lived for 13 years

• Mother, Tamaki, is Japanese. Older sister Mari also plays professional tennis

28JAN2019 03APR2017

GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 34- 13

W - L 19 18 17 16

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 13 - 3 W 4r 2r 3r

ROLAND GARROS 6 - 4 3r 3r 1r 3r

WIMBLEDON 4 - 3 1r 3r 3r -

US OPEN 14 - 3 4r W 3r 3r

NAOMI OSAKA JPN

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1 324

DATE OF BIRTH16-OCT-1997 (OSAKA, JAPAN)

HEIGHT5’ 11” (1.80 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

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WTA YEAR-END RANKING YEAR RANK W-L2019 44 27-272018 22 23-212017 7 43-202016 44 19-24

YEAR RANK W-L 2015 79 6-52014 308 1-12013 672 --2012 892 --

SINGLES TITLES (3)2019 Luxembourg2017 Seoul

Roland Garros

FINALIST (5): 2019 - Linz; 2018 - Miami; 2017 - Charleston; 2016 - Doha; 2015 - Québec City.

DOUBLES TITLES (3)2018 Doha w/Rosolska2017 Stuttgart w/Atawo

St. Petersburg w/Rosolska

FINALIST (2): 2019 - Jurmala (w/Voskoboeva), Beijing (w/Yastremska).

ADDITIONALLATVIA FED CUP - 2013-19.LATVIA OLYMPIC TEAM - 2016.

WTA FINALS HISTORYSINGLES (1-2): 2017Made WTA Finals debut in 2017, but did not advance beyond group stage competition.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Closed 2019 season reaching back-to-back finals at

Luxembourg, winning her third career title defeating defending champion Goerges, and Linz, finishing runner-up to 15-year-old Gauff and scored her only Top 10 win of the season at Beijing over No.2 Ka.Pliskova

• Year-end success boosted her back into the Top 50 after falling as far as No.83 earlier that year

• Also runner-up in mixed doubles at 2019 Wimbledon w/Lindstedt

• 2018 highlighted by reaching 2018 Wimbledon SF (l. eventual champion Kerber) to become first Latvian woman to reach final four at All England Club

• Champion at 2017 Roland Garros (d. Halep in F) becoming first woman to win first tour-level title at a Grand Slam since Barbara Jordan at 1979 Australian Open (d. Walsh in F). Also became the lowest-ranked player (No.47) and first unseeded player to lift the trophy in the Open Era

• Followed up title run with QF appearance at 2017 Wimbledon to become only second player in last 10 year (also S.Williams in 2015) to follow up victory at Roland Garros

• Qualified for debut WTA Finals in 2017 going 1-2 in group stage (d. Ka.Pliskova, l. V.Williams, l. Muguruza)

• Enjoyed career-best season in 2017, finishing the year in the Top 10 for the first time in her career (at No.7); was No.44 at end of 2016 (first Top 50 finish) and No.79 at end of 2015 (first Top 100 finish)

• Reached first WTA final of career at 2015 Québec City (l. Beck)

• Ended 2015 at No.79 for first Top 100 finish (up from No.308 in 2014). Having leapt 229 spots, was second- highest year-end rankings jump, after Kasatkina who went from No.370 to No.72 (298 spots)

• Made WTA main draw debut at 2014 Taskent advancing to 2r (l. Pervak)

• Began playing ITF Circuit events in 2012• Mother is Jelena Jakovleva, father is Jevgenijs, half-

brother is Maksim Ostapenko (graduated from art academy in Los Angeles and lives there)

• Took ballroom dancing classes for seven years• Speaks Latvian, English and Russian

19MAR2018 07OCT2019

GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 28 - 17

W - L 19 18 17 16 15

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 4 - 4 1r 3r 3r 1r -

ROLAND GARROS 7 - 3 1r 1r W 1r -

WIMBLEDON 10 - 5 1r SF QF 1r 2r

US OPEN 7 - 5 3r 3r 3r 1r 2r

JELENA OSTAPENKO LAT

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DATE OF BIRTH08-JUN-1997 (RIGA, LATVIA)

HEIGHT5’ 10” (1.77 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

80

WTA YEAR-END RANKING YEAR RANK W-L2019 30 23-212018 42 21-212017 15 41-242016 28 26-242015 28 35-242014 25 26-202013 26 33-23

YEAR RANK W-L2012 36 21-252011 16 39-212010 21 39-212009 41 24-212008 45 10-82007 281 0-12006 402 0-1

SINGLES TITLES (12)2018 Strasbourg2017 Monterrey

RabatHong Kong

2015 Linz2014 Moscow

Paris [Indoors]2013 Oeiras

Monterrey2011 Monterrey2010 Istanbul

Monterrey

FINALIST (8): 2019 - Osaka, Moscow; 2017 - Tokyo PPO; 2015- Washington D.C., Moscow; 2013 - Brisbane, Seoul; 2012 - Washington D.C.

DOUBLES TITLES (5)2017 Sydney w/Babos2013 Madrid w/Safarova2012 Charleston w/Safarova2011 Brisbane w/Kleybanova2008 Fès w/Cirstea

FINALIST (3): 2019 - Stuttgart (w/Safarova); 2015 - ‘s-Hertogenbosch (w/Jankovic); 2008 - Palermo (w/Kudryavtseva).

ADDITIONALRUSSIA FED CUP - 2009, 2011-13, 2015, 2017-19. RUSSIA OLYMPIC TEAM - 2016.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Reached two finals in last months of 2019 at Osaka (l.

Osaka) and Moscow (l. Bencic)• Started year by tying career best Grand Slam result with

QF showing at Australian Open (l. Collins) defeating No.9 Bertens and No.5 Stephens en route; has now reached QF at a Grand Slam five times however has yet go beyond final eight

• Also reached QF at St. Petersburg (l. eventual champion Bertens) and Monterrey (l. Azarenka) however failed to advance past 1r in f ive straight tournaments: Madrid, Rome, Roland Garros, Wimbledon, Washington DC

• Scored one of only four 6-0, 6-0 victories on the season over Jorovic in Monterrey

• Ended 2019 ranked No.30 up from No.42 in 2018, marking her 12th consecutive Top 50 finish

• 2018 season highlight was claiming her 12th WTA singles title at Strasbourg (d. Cibulkova in F)

• Won a career-best three titles in a single season in 2017 at Monterrey, Rabat and Hong Kong

• Notched only career win over a reigning World No.1 against Kerber en route to fourth Monterrey title in 2017

• Winner of f ive doubles titles, most recently at 2017 Sydney (w/Babos)

• Represented Russia at Rio Olympics in 2016, losing to eventual gold medalist Puig in 2r

• Reached first Grand Slam QF in 2011 Roland Garros (l. Schiavone)

• Owns 32 Top 10 victories (32-64 record), most recently No.8 Bertens at 2019 Osaka

• Made Top 20 debut on September 13, 2010 and rose as high as No.13 (July 4, 2011)

• Broke into Top 100 in singles on July 7, 2009 and entered Top 50 on November 3, 2008

• Played first WTA main draw as a wildcard at 2006 Moscow

• Named 2006 ITF Junior World Champion• Introduced to tennis at age six by family• Grandmother played basketball for USSR and

grandfather was high-level basketball referee; father was Olympic-level canoeist (missed Games due to boycott) and mother a swimmer

GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 60 - 48

W - L 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 09 08 07

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 15 - 11 QF 2r QF 1r 1r 3r 1r 2r 3r 2r 1r - -

ROLAND GARROS 17 - 12 1r 2r 2r 3r 1r 2r 2r 3r QF 3r 3r 2r -

WIMBLEDON 12 - 13 1r 1r 1r QF 2r 1r 1r 2r 2r 3r 2r 3r 1r

US OPEN 16 - 12 2r 1r 1r 3r 2r 2r 3r 2r QF 4r 1r 2r -

ANASTASIA PAVLYUCHENKOVA RUS

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13 21

DATE OF BIRTH03-JUL-1991 (SAMARA, RUSSIA)

HEIGHT5’ 10” (1.77 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

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05AUG2019 25FEB2013

WTA YEAR-END RANKING YEAR RANK W-L2019 76 9-132018 125 4-12017 632 0-12016 165 5-32015 151 2-42014 775 --

YEAR RANK W-L2013 206 2-42012 147 0-22011 288 --2010 855 --2009 922 --

SINGLES TITLES (1)2019 Washington D.C.

FINALIST (1): 2018 - Québec City.

DOUBLES TITLES (0)

ADDITIONALWTA 125K SERIES TITLES - Doubles (1): 2018 - Houston, TX, USA (w/Manasse).

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Finished 2019 at No.76 for her first ever career Top 100

finish, up from No.125 in 2018• Won first WTA title at 2019 Citi Open in Washington D.C.

(d. Giorgi in F) to reach career high ranking of No. 55• Also in 2019, made main draw debut at Roland Garros (l.

eventual champion Barty in 1r) and Wimbledon (l. Buzarnescu in 1r) as well as Miami Open as a qualifier (l. Konta in 1r)

• Highlights of 2018 included finishing runner-up as a qualifier at Québec City (l. Parmentier in F), recording SF finish at Houston 125K (l. S.Peng) and reaching QF or better at 10 ITF events

• Won doubles title w/Manasse at 2018 Houston 125K (d. Krawczyk/Olmos in F)

• Did not play between January-August 2017 after undergoing hip surgery. Primarily played at ITF events for the rest of the year, winning two doubles titles with Townsend

• Played a mixture of WTA and ITF events in 2016 with highlight coming at Washington DC, where she defeated No.14 Stosur for first Top 20 win of career on her way to a SF finish (l. Davis)

• Made Grand Slam main draw debut as qualifier at 2015 US Open (d. Van Uytvanck, l. Cibulkova in 2r)

• Made WTA qualifying debut at 2009 Ponte Vedra Beach and WTA main draw debut at 2012 Indian Wells

• Introduced to tennis by family aged seven• Father owns Buffalo Bills NFL and Buffalo Sabres NHL

teams

GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 1 - 5

W - L 19 18 17 16 15

AUSTRALIAN OPEN - - - - - -

ROLAND GARROS 0 - 1 1r - - - -

WIMBLEDON 0 - 1 1r - - - -

US OPEN 1 - 3 1r - - - 2r

JESSICA PEGULA USA

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55 42

DATE OF BIRTH24-FEB-1994 (BUFFALO, NY, USA)

HEIGHT5’ 7” (1.70 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

82

WTA YEAR-END RANKING YEAR RANK W-L2019 66 20-172018 68 13-132017 127 0-12016 318 --2015 255 --

YEAR RANK W-L2014 348 --2013 361 --2012 646 --2011 1031 --

SINGLES TITLES (0)

DOUBLES TITLES (0)

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• In 2019, made back-to-back SF at Lausanne (l. eventual

champion Ferro) and Jurmala (l. Kawa) to reach career high ranking of No.63

• Also made SF at Prague (l. Muchova) defeating No.16 Q.Wang in QF and QF at the Bronx (l. Siniakova)

• More than doubled her career WTA main draw win total in 2019 coming into the year with 13-14, now owns 29-31 record on WTA level

• Reached first WTA Premier Mandatory level R16 at 2018 Madrid (l. Suarez Navarro), also made QF at Charleston (l. Keys)

• Achieved best Slam result at 2018 Australian Open by advancing to 3r as a lucky loser where she defeated No.10 Konta in 2r for f irst career Top 10 win (l. Strycova)

• Rose nearly 200 ranking places in 2017 ending season at No. 127 after posting 54-20 record (all levels)

• Made WTA main draw debut at 2017 Guangzhou (l. Cornet) and WTA qualifying debut at 2014 Québec City

• Owns eight ITF singles titles and eight in doubles• Made ITF Circuit debut in 2011 at $10k ITF/Landisville,

PA-USA• Born in Croatia and started playing tennis aged five

GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 4 - 8

W - L 19 18

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 2 - 2 1r 3r

ROLAND GARROS 1 - 2 1r 2r

WIMBLEDON 0 - 2 1r 1r

US OPEN 1 - 2 1r 2r

BERNARDA PERA USA

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63 190

DATE OF BIRTH03-DEC-1994 (LEUVEN, BELGIUM)

HEIGHT5' 10" (1.79 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

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GRAND SLAM HISTORY - DOUBLESOverall: 7 - 8

W - L 19 18 17

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 1 - 1 2r - -

ROLAND GARROS 2 - 2 2r 2r -

WIMBLEDON 1 - 2 1r 2r -

US OPEN 3 - 3 2r 3r 1r

REBECCA PETERSON SWE

21OCT2019 30NOV2015

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43 95

DATE OF BIRTH06-AUG-1995 (STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN)

HEIGHT5’ 8” (1.73M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

WTA YEAR-END RANKING YEAR RANK W-L2019 43 25-192018 55 10-112017 196 2-32016 137 3-62015 138 3-5

YEAR RANK W-L 2014 185 1-22013 440 0-12012 -- 0-12011 1209 --

SINGLES TITLES (2)2019 Tianjin

Nanchang

DOUBLES TITLES (1)2015 Rio de Janeiro w/Bonaventure

ADDITIONALSWEDEN FED CUP - 2014-16, 2018-19.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Won first two career WTA titles in 2019 at Tianjin (d.

Watson in F) defeating V.Williams in 1r and Nanchang (d. Rybakina in F)

• Broke into Top 50 for f irst time in October of last year to end year at No. 43 – posted 25-19 main draw record in 2019, entered the year with only 19 main draw wins in her career

• Began 2019 season with f irst main draw appearance at Australian Open (l. Sharapova in 2r)

• Defeated No.8 Stephens in 1r of Washington DC for f irst career Top 10 win

• Other 2019 highlights include QF at Rabat (l. Tomljanovic) and R16 at Eastbourne (l. Kerber) and Cincinnati as a qualif ier (l. Ka.Pliskova)

• Finished 2018 at No.55 for debut Top 100 season• Advanced to 3r at 2018 US Open, f irst time at that stage

of a Grand Slam (l. Kanepi)• Missed first half of 2017 season with shoulder injury• Won one doubles title at 2015 Rio de Janeiro (w/

Bonaventure)• Played first WTA main draw at Bastad in 2012, falling 1r

(as WC)• Contested WTA qualifying for the f irst time at Bastad in

2010• Winner of 11 singles titles and six doubles titles on ITF

Circuit• Played first senior tournament in 2009, in doubles at ITF/

Stockholm 2-SWE • Trains in Stockholm; father is Mart Peterson, mother’s

name is Annelie; has one sister, Berit

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GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 59 - 30

W - L 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 18 - 7 SF QF QF 3r 3r 2r 1r -

ROLAND GARROS 11 - 8 3r 3r SF 1r 2r 2r 1r 1r

WIMBLEDON 11 - 8 4r 4r 2r 2r 2r 2r 2r 1r

US OPEN 19 - 7 4r QF QF F 1r 3r 1r -

KAROLINA PLISKOVA

DATE OF BIRTH21-MAR-1992 (LOUNY, CZECH REPUBLIC)

HEIGHT6’ 1” (1.86 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND) 17JUL2017

1D O U B L E S

1131OCT2016

CZE

WTA YEAR-END RANKING YEAR RANK W-L2019 2 52-172018 8 49-232017 4 53-182016 6 44-232015 11 53-262014 24 44-242013 67 11-15

YEAR RANK W-L2012 120 1-62011 159 0-32010 203 0-12009 228 0-12008 427 2-12007 860 0-12006 1168 --

SINGLES TITLES (15)2019 Zhengzhou

EastbourneRomeBrisbane

2018 Tokyo [PPO]Stuttgart

2017 EastbourneDohaBrisbane

2016 CincinnatiNottingham

2015 Prague2014 Linz Seoul2013 Kuala Lumpur

FINALIST (12): 2019 - Miami; 2018 - Tianjin; 2016 - Eastbourne; US Open; 2015 - Sydney, Dubai, Birmingham, Stanford, WTA Elite Trophy; 2014 - Pattaya City, Nürnberg, Hong Kong.

DOUBLES TITLES (5)2016 Birmingham w/Strycova2014 Nürnberg w/Krajicek

Hong Kong w/Kr.PliskovaBad Gastein w/Kr.Pliskova

2013 Linz w/Kr.Pliskova

FINALIST (2): 2016 - Indian Wells (w/Goerges); 2013 - Palermo (w/Kr.Pliskova).

ADDITIONALCZECH FED CUP - 2015-19.

WTA FINALS HISTORYSINGLES (7-8): 2016-19DOUBLES (0-1): 2016Made WTA Finals debut in 2016 competing in both singles and doubles (w/Goerges). Posted 1-2 record in round-robin play; lost in opening match in doubles (QF, l. top seeds Garcia/Mladenovic)... Advanced to semifi nal stage at WTA Finals in three-consecutive years in singles: 2017 (l. to eventual champion Wozniacki), 2018 (l. Stephens) and 2019 (l. eventual champion Barty).

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Won four titles in 2019, a single-season career-high record for the

Czech, triumphing at Brisbane (d. Tsurenko in F), Rome (d. Konta in F), Eastbourne (d. Kerber in F) and Zhengzhou (d. Martic in F)

• Has reached multiple fi nals every year since 2014• Posted career-best year-end fi nish at No.2 for fourth consecutive

Top 10 fi nish • Has led the WTA in aces served in four of the last fi ve years (2015,

2016, 2017, 2019), this year striking 488 from 67 matches. Also posted third most match wins with 52 (behind Bertens with 55 and Barty with 56).

• At Grand Slam level this season, made strong SF run at Australian Open (d. S.Williams in QF, l. eventual champion Osaka), reached 3r at Roland Garros (l. Martic) and made R16 at Wimbledon (l. Muchova) and at US Open (l. Konta)

• Won two title in 2018, at Stuttgart (d. Vandeweghe in F) and Tokyo [PPO] (d. Osaka in F) and three titles in 2017, at Brisbane (d. Cornet in F), Doha (d. Wozniacki in F) and Eastbourne (d. Wozniacki in F)

• Claimed No.1 ranking on July 17, 2017 despite making 2r exit at Wimbledon (l. Rybarikova). Is the fi rst Czech woman to achieve the No.1 ranking since the computer rankings were introduced in 1975 (Martina Navratilova became No.1 on July 10, 1978 while representing USA)

• Holds a 15-12 record in singles fi nals, having won having titles on clay (2015 Prague, 2018 Stuttgart, 2019 Rome), grass (2016 Nottingham, 2017 Eastbourne, 2019 Eastbourne) and hard (2013 Kuala Lumpur, 2014 Linz, 2014 Seoul, 2016 Cincinnati, 2017 Brisbane, 2017 Doha, 2018 Tokyo, 2019 Brisbane, 2019 Zhengzhou)

• Enjoyed a break-out year in 2016, ending the year at No.6 (up from No.11 in 2015)

• Helped Czech Republic defend Fed Cup title in November 2016, going 1-1 in singles (d. Mladenovic, l. Garcia) before teaming w/ Strycova to defeat Garcia/Mladenovic in decisive doubles match. Czech Republic have won the Cup in fi ve out of the last seven years

• Captured fi fth career doubles title of career at 2016 Birmingham (w/Strycova). Is now 5-2 in doubles fi nals. At 2013 Linz, with sister Kristyna, became fi rst set of twins to ever win a tour-level doubles title

• Made Top 10 debut after 2015 Stanford R-Up fi nish, meaning that for the fi rst time in WTA history, three Czech women ranked inside Top 10 at the same time (along with Kvitova and Safarova)

• Became eighth Czech woman to crack singles Top 10 since computer rankings

• Married Michal Hrdlicka in Monaco after 2018 Wimbledon

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WTA YEAR-END RANKING YEAR RANK W-L2019 66 18-212018 97 14-222017 61 22-232016 61 10-142015 113 2-42014 123 3-102013 121 3-10

YEAR RANK W-L 2012 110 3-32011 179 2-5 2010 227 0-22009 506 --2008 753 0-12007 861 0-1

SINGLES TITLES (1)2016 Tashkent

FINALIST (1): 2017 - Prague.

DOUBLES TITLES (4)2019 Bucharest w/Kuzmova2014 Hong Kong w/Ka.Pliskova

Bad Gastein w/Ka.Pliskova2013 Linz w/Ka.Pliskova

FINALIST (1): 2013 - Palermo (w/Ka.Pliskova).

ADDITIONALWTA 125K SERIES TITLES - Singles (1): 2016 - Dalian-CHN; Doubles (2): 2019 - Indian Wells 125K, CA, USA (w/Rodina); 2018 -Chicago, IL, USA (w/Barthel). CZECH REPUBLIC FED CUP - 2017.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Ended 2019 ranked No.66, up from 2018 year-end

ranking of No.97, to record fourth consecutive Top 100 finish

• Highlights of 2019 include SF runs at Lugano (l. Swiatek) and Tashkent (l. Van Uytvanck). Also advanced through qualifying at Birmingham to upset twin sister and World No.3 Karolina en route to the QF (l. Strycova)

• 2018 season highlights were QF showings at Shenzhen, Charleston, Prague and Nürnberg

• In 2017, contested second WTA singles f inal at Prague, f inishing R-Up (l. Barthel). Also reached QF stage at Shenzhen, Biel, Strasbourg and Mallorca

• Posted equal-best Grand Slam result at 2017 Australian Open, advancing to 3r (l. No.1 Kerber)

• Achieved career-high ranking of No.35 on July 31, 2017• Season highlight in 2016 was reaching first WTA singles

f inal at Tashkent, defeating Hibino in f inal for f irst career singles title

• Holds WTA record for most aces served in a match – 31 vs. Puig at 2016 Australian Open, beating Lisicki’s 27 vs. Bencic at 2015 Birmingham (Kr.Pliskova surrendered five match points and lost match)

• Aside from run to f inal at 2016 Tashkent and 3r at Miami (l. Begu), did not progress beyond 2r at any other tour-level event, falling at this stage at Australian Open (l. Puig), Miami (l. Begu), Katowice (l. Ostapenko) and Luxembourg (l. Davis)

• Owns four WTA doubles titles; at 2013 Linz (with twin sister Ka.Pliskova, f irst twins to win a WTA title), 2014 Bad Gastein and Hong Kong (both w/ Ka.Pliskova) and 2019 Bucharest (w/ Kuzmova)

• On ITF Circuit, most recently reached final at 2017 $80k ITF/Olomouc-CZE. Overall owns 10 ITF singles and eight doubles titles

• Made WTA main draw debut as WC at 2007 Prague (l. Bartoli)

GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 12 - 24

W - L 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 5 - 5 2r 1r 3r 2r - - 2r - -

ROLAND GARROS 0 - 5 1r 1r 1r 1r - - 1r - -

WIMBLEDON 4 - 9 1r 1r 2r 1r 3r 1r 1r 2r 1r

US OPEN 3 - 5 2r 1r 2r - - 1r - 2r -

KRISTYNA PLISKOVA

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DATE OF BIRTH21-MAR-1992 (LOUNY, CZECH REPUBLIC)

HEIGHT6’ 0” (1.84 M)

PLAYSLEFT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

CZE

86

GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 19 - 26

W - L 19 18 17 16 15 14 13

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 6 - 6 1r 2r 2r 3r 2r 2r -

ROLAND GARROS 7 - 6 3r - 2r 3r 1r 1r 3r

WIMBLEDON 4 - 7 2r 1r 1r 1r 1r 1r 4r

US OPEN 2 - 7 1r 2r 1r 1r 1r 2r 1r

WTA YEAR-END RANKING YEAR RANK W-L2019 80 19-192018 53 18-142017 58 20-212016 32 41-242015 92 15-232014 60 16-18

YEAR RANK W-L2013 55 13-152012 127 0-22011 228 0-12010 695 --

SINGLES TITLES (2)2016 Olympics 2014 Strasbourg

FINALIST (2): 2017 - Luxembourg; 2016 - Sydney.

DOUBLES TITLES (0)

ADDITIONALPUERTO RICO FED CUP - 2008-10, 2012, 2014, 2016-17, 2019.PUERTO RICAN OLYMPIC TEAM - 2016 (singles gold).

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Ended 2019 ranked No.80, her seventh Top 100 season.

Career-best f inish was No.32 in 2016 • 2019 season highlights include reaching SF at Charleston

(d. No.10 Sabalenka, l. eventual champion Keys) and making QF appearances at Strasbourg (l. Sabalenka) and Luxembourg (l. eventual R-Up Goerges)

• 2019 US Open marked her 26th Grand Slam main draw appearance

• 2018 season highlights include reaching SF at New Haven and QF at Wuhan (as a qualif ier). Also reached 2r at US Open for second time in career

• Defeated the World No.2 player twice in 2018, overcoming Wozniacki at both Miami and Wuhan. Is joint-best win of career, also defeating No.2 Kerber at 2016 Olympics

• 2017 season highlight was R-Up finish at Luxembourg (l. Witthoeft). Also posted SF run at Doha (l. eventual R-Up Wozniacki) and made QF at Acapulco (l. McHale)

• Posted first Top 40 season finish in 2016, at No.32; achieved career high ranking of No.27 on September 29, 2016

• Made history at Rio Olympics in 2016, winning Puerto Rico’s f irst ever Gold medal

• Was named Best Female Athlete of the 2016 Rio Olympics by Association of National Olympics Committees (ANOC); award was presented in Doha

• First player representing Puerto Rico to win a WTA singles title

• In her fourth career tour-level main draw appearance (2013 Brisbane), defeated Rogowska in opening match, becoming the first player from Puerto Rico to win a main draw match since 2006 Charleston (Kristina Brandi)

• Won inaugural Rising Stars Invitational as part of WTA Finals in Singapore in 2014 (d. Zheng Saisai in F)

• During 2016 off-season, hosted a charity exhibition match against Sharapova in Puerto Rico in December

MONICA PUIG PUR

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DATE OF BIRTH27-SEP-1993 (SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO)

HEIGHT5’ 7” (1.70 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

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WTA YEAR-END RANKING YEAR RANK W-L2019 34 29-262018 45 19-212017 53 20-272016 34 28-232015 74 10-17

YEAR RANK W-L2014 113 5-62013 105 5-122012 121 1-22011 241 0-12010 725 --

SINGLES TITLES (1)2019 Nürnberg

FINALIST (2): 2018 - Guangzhou; 2017 - St. Petersburg.

DOUBLES TITLES (0)

ADDITIONALK AZAKHSTAN FED CUP - 2014-19.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Ended 2019 ranked No.34, recording third Top 50 season

and matching previous career-best year-end ranking posted in 2016

• Highlights of 2019 season include lifting maiden WTA singles title at Nürnberg (d. Zidansek in F), earning biggest win of career by ousting World No.1 Osaka to reach Birmingham QF (l. Goerges) and going on to defeat World No.2 Osaka a second time to reach Wimbledon 2r (l. Golubic)

• In addition to Wimbledon run, made 2r showing at Australian Open (d. Strycova, l. Bencic) and fell 1r at Roland Garros (l. Martic) before defeating No.23 Sabalenka to record career-best run at US Open by advancing to 3r (l. Vekic)

• 2018 season highlights include making second WTA singles f inal at Guangzhou (l. Wang Qiang) and QF at Roland Garros, matching best result at a Grand Slam to date (also reached QF in 2017). Also made the QFs at Washington D.C. (l. Kuznetsova) and Taipei (l.Koslova)

• 2017 season highlights include reaching first WTA final at any level at St. Petersburg (and first SF at Premier-level). Defeated No.8 Kuznetsova and No.5 Cibulkova before falling to No.51 Mladenovic in championship match

• Posted career-high ranking of No.27 (week of February 6, 2017), and finished 2018 season at No.45

• Became first woman from Kazakhstan to reach a WTA singles f inal since Shvedova at 2015 Bogotá (l. Pereira)

• Outside of Roland Garros, best results at each Slam include 3r at 2016 Australian Open (l. Gasparyan), 2r at Wimbledon in 2015 (l. V.Williams) and 2016 (l. Pavlyuchenkova) and 2r at 2016 US Open (l. Witthoeft)

• First Kazakh to reach QF at Roland Garros – or at any major – since Shvedova in 2012 (l. QF)

• Made WTA qualifying debut at 2009 Luxembourg and WTA main draw debut at 2012 Copenhagen

• Winner of six ITF Circuit singles titles • Was part of the Kazakhstan Fed Cup Team, 2014-19 • A two-time junior Grand Slam runner-up (2010 US Open,

2012 Australian Open) • Changed representation from Russia to Kazakhstan in

May 2012 • Tennis idols were Martina Hingis and Justine Henin - still

watches videos of Henin on YouTube

GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 26 - 24

W - L 19 18 17 16 15 14 13

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 6 - 7 2r 2r 2r 3r 1r 1r 2r

ROLAND GARROS 12 - 6 1r QF 3r QF 2r - 2r

WIMBLEDON 4 - 6 2r 2r 1r 2r 2r - 1r

US OPEN 4 - 5 3r 1r 2r 2r 1r - -

YULIA PUTINTSEVA KAZ

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DATE OF BIRTH07-JAN-1995 (MOSCOW, RUSSIA)

HEIGHT5’ 4” (1.63 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

88

WTA YEAR-END RANKING YEAR RANK W-L2019 18 26-222018 63 16-172017 70 20-242016 41 23-192015 97 15-242014 45 24-232013 57 11-6

YEAR RANK W-L2012 179 0-42011 135 3-82010 118 4-42009 222 --2008 895 --2007 627 --

SINGLES TITLES (2)2019 ‘s-Hertogenbosch2014 Tianjin

FINALIST (7): 2019 - Shenzhen, Wuhan; 2018 - Nürnberg; 2017- Shenzhen; 2016 - Shenzhen, Nottingham, Tianjin.

DOUBLES TITLES (0)

ADDITIONALUSA FED CUP - 2014-15, 2017-18.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Ended 2019 at career-high ranking of No.18 – up from

No.63 in 2018 and bettering previous career-best f inish of No.41 in 2016. Spending seventh consecutive year inside the Top 100

• In a career-best campaign, achieved best result in Grand Slam play to date by advancing to QF at Wimbledon, ousting World No.1 Barty to notch biggest win of her career before being halted by eventual runner-up Serena Williams

• Additionally, lifted second career WTA singles title at ‘s-Hertogenbosch (d. Bertens in F, saved 5 mp) and made runner-up finishes at Shenzhen (l. Sabalenka) and Wuhan (also l. Sabalenka)

• 2019 US Open marked her 31st main draw appearance at a Grand Slam

• 2018 highlights include reaching 3r at Miami, best result at a Premier Mandatory tournament (l. Y.Wang on third set tiebreak), and QF at Hobart (l. Buzarnescu), ‘s-Hertogenbosch (l.Vandeweghe), Mallorca (l.Stosur) and Tokyo (l.Pliskova). Also won eighth ITF Circuit singles title at Surbiton (d. Perrin in F)

• 2017 highlights include finishing R-Up at Shenzhen (l. Siniakova). Also part of Fed Cup winning USA team and posted then-career-best win over No.3 A. Radwanska en route. Also reached QF at Nürnberg and made 3r at Australian Open and Wimbledon

• Won maiden WTA singles title at 2014 Tianjin without dropping a set (d. Bencic in F)

• Made Top 100 debut on July 22, 2013 (No.96) • Reached first WTA semifinal at 2010 Birmingham (as

qualif ier, l. Sharapova) • Made WTA main draw debut at 2010 Charleston • Winner of nine singles and one doubles title on ITF

Women’s Circuit • Earned tennis scholarship to Vanderbilt University in

summer 2009, but after good results and finding financial backing decided to pursue tennis full time and turned pro two weeks before classes were due to begin

• Married Stephen Amritraj on July 21, 2019

GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 20 - 31

W - L 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 4 - 8 1r 1r 3r 1r 1r 3r - 1r 1r -

ROLAND GARROS 1 - 6 1r 1r 1r 1r 1r 2r - - - -

WIMBLEDON 11 - 9 QF 2r 3r 1r 1r 3r 3r - 1r 1r

US OPEN 4 - 8 2r 1r 1r 1r 1r 1r 4r - 1r -

ALISON RISKE USA

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DATE OF BIRTH03-JUL-1990 (PITTSBURGH, PA, USA)

HEIGHT5’ 9” (1.75 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

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WTA YEAR-END RANKING YEAR RANK W-L2019 37 23-102018 191 3-22017 425 0-12016 616 --

SINGLES TITLES (1)2019 Bucharest

FINALIST (1): 2019 - Nanchang.

DOUBLES TITLES (0)

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Finished 2019 season at a career-best No.37 to record first

Top 50 finish of her career, up from 2018’s final ranking of No.191

• During a breakout 2019 season, lifted maiden WTA singles title at Bucharest (d. Tig in F). Also advanced to second career final at Nanchang (l. Peterson) and made SF appearances at Luxembourg (l. Goerges) and ‘s-Hertogenbosch (l. Bertens)

• Additionally, made QF runs at Istanbul (l. Strycova), Wuhan (l. Sabalenka) and Linz (l. Osatapenko)

• Made Grand Slam main draw debut at 2019 Roland Garros, falling 1r (as qualifier, l. Siniakova). Also fell 1r at 2019 US Open (as qualifier, l. Muchova)

• On the ITF Circuit in 2019, lifted silverware on three occasions; back-to-back at $25K Moscow-RUS and $25K Kazan-RUS and at $60K ITF/Launceston-AUS. Now holds four singles and four doubles titles on ITF Circuit

• Highlights of 2018 included reaching maiden WTA QF at St. Petersburg (l. Goerges) and clinching the title at $15k ITF/Kazan-RUS

• First Top 10 win came over No.7 Garcia at 2018 St. Petersburg. Has since added the defeat of No.6 Halep (2019 Wuhan) to list of Top 10 triumphs

• Ended 2017 ranked No.425, improving 191 spots from 2016 (finished at No.616)

• Made WTA qualifying and main draw debut at 2017 Moscow (as qualifier, l. Begu in 1r)

ELENA RYBAKINA KAZ

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DATE OF BIRTH17-JUN-1999 (MOSCOW, RUSSIA)

HEIGHT6’ 0” (1.84 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 0 - 2

W-L 19

AUSTRALIAN OPEN - -

ROLAND GARROS 0 - 1 1r

WIMBLEDON - -

US OPEN 0 - 1 1r

90

WTA YEAR-END RANKING SINGLES SINGLES DOUBLESYEAR RANK W-L RANK2019 11 39-22 52018 11 46-22 612017 78 22-15 4442016 159 28-13 9172015 548 29-15 851

SINGLES TITLES (5)2019 WTA Elite Trophy Zhuhai

WuhanShenzhen

2018 WuhanNew Haven

FINALIST (4): 2019 - San Jose; 2018 - Lugano, Eastbourne; 2017 - Tianjin

DOUBLES TITLES (3)2019 US Open w/Mertens

Miami w/MertensIndian Wells w/Mertens

FINALIST (2): 2019 - Wuhan (w/Mertens); 2018 - Lugano (w/Lapko)

ADDITIONALWTA 125K SERIES TITLES - Singles (1): 2017 - Mumbai-IND. Doubles (1): 2017 - Taipei-TPE (w/Kudermetova).BELARUS FED CUP - 2016-19.

WTA FINALS HISTORYDOUBLES (1-2): 2019Made WTA Finals debut in 2019 in doubles (w/Mertens); posted 1-2 record in round-robin stage but did not advance.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Ended the season at No.11 in the rankings to match 2018

year-end position and record second consecutive year inside the Top 15

• Kicked off a successful 2019 campaign by lifting her third career WTA singles title at Shenzhen (d. Riske in F)

• Went on to become the first player to successfully defend the title at Wuhan (d. Riske in F) and rounded out her year in singles by winning the WTA Elite Trophy Zhuhai (d. No.10 Bertens in F)

• Additionally, reached championship match at San Jose (l. Zheng) and made SF at Strasbourg (l. eventual champion Yastremska) and St. Petersburg (l. Bertens)

• Rose to a career-high ranking of No.9 on February 4, 2019

• Owns three WTA doubles titles – all coming alongside Mertens during the 2019 season (Indian Wells, Miami and US Open). Pair qualif ied for WTA Finals in Shenzhen but failed to progress from RR

• 2018 season highlighted by lifting two titles, at New Haven (d. Suárez Navarro in F) and Wuhan (d. Kontaveit in F). Also in 2018, was R-Up at Lugano (l. Mertens) and Eastbourne (l. Wozniacki), made SF at Cincinnati and reached five QFs

• Posted first Top 100 season finish in 2017, ending year at No.78. Season highlight was reaching first tour-level f inal at Tianjin (l. Sharapova) and making SF run at Tashkent (l. Babos)

• Posted best Grand Slam result at 2018 US Open, advancing to R16 (l. eventual champion Osaka in 3s)

• Made Grand Slam main draw debut at 2017 Wimbledon, falling in 2r (as qualif ier, l. Witthoeft), and WTA main draw debut at 2017 Dubai (as qualif ier, l. Ka.Bondarenko)

• Member of Belarus Fed Cup Team that advanced to competition final in 2017 – went 1-1 in singles and 0-1 in doubles as side lost to USA

• Scored first Top 20 win of career with defeat of No.13 Stephens during 2017 Fed Cup final in Minsk

• Rounded out season by lifting WTA 125K Series title at Mumbai (d. Jakupovic)

• In 2016, rose nearly 400 places in the rankings, ending year at No.155

• WTA qualifying debut came at 2016 Rabat• Made debut on ITF Circuit in Minsk in 2012

GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 8 - 9

W - L 19 18 17

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 2 - 2 3r 1r -

ROLAND GARROS 1 - 2 2r 1r -

WIMBLEDON 1 - 3 1r 1r 2r

US OPEN 4 - 2 2r 4r -

ARYNA SABALENKA

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DATE OF BIRTH05-MAY-1998 (MINSK, BELARUS)

HEIGHT5'11" (1.82 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

BLR

21OCT2019

D O U B L E S

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WTA YEAR-END RANKING YEAR RANK W-L2019 23 29-222018 41 22-242017 52 16-162016 89 5-122015 188 0-1

YEAR RANK W-L2014 301 --2013 610 --2012 627 --2011 702 --

SINGLES TITLES (1)2019 Rabat

FINALIST (1): 2018 - San Jose.

DOUBLES TITLES (0)

ADDITIONALGREECE FED CUP - 2012-16, 2018-19.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Registered fourth-consecutive Top 100 year-end finish

in 2019 ranked No.23, up from No.41 in 2018 – year-end ranking has improved for nine consecutive years

• Highlights of 2019 include winning maiden WTA title at Rabat, recovering from a set and break down to defeat Konta in f inal. Also contested SF at Rome (l. Pliskova) and San Jose (l. S.Zheng) and competed at Zhuhai for the f irst time in career (fell to Mertens and eventual champion Sabalenka during group stage)

• Has reached 3r, but never further, at Grand Slams on seven occasions; at 2019 Australian Open, 2019 Wimbledon, 2019 US Open, 2018 Roland Garros, 2017 Wimbledon, 2017 US Open and 2017 Australian Open

• When she made 3r at 2017 Australian Open, became first Greek woman to reach this stage at a Slam since Daniilidou at 2005 Wimbledon (l. Pennetta)

• Posted career-high ranking of No.22 on October 21, 2019 • 2018 season highlights included reaching her f irst tour-

level f inal at San Jose (l. Buzarnescu), scoring first career Top 5 win after defeat of No.5 Ka.Pliskova in Rome as well as reaching SF at Istanbul (l. Hercog) and Seoul (l. Bertens)

• Notched first Top 10 victory of career over No.6 Wozniacki en route to f irst WTA SF of career at 2017 Wuhan Open

• Since then has posted a further six Top 10 wins, against No.5 Ka.Pliskova (2018 Rome), No.6 Bertens (2019 Charleston), No.5 Kvitova (2019 Rome, via ret.), No.7 Svitolina (2019 San Jose), No.6 Kvitova and No.9 Sabalenka (both at 2019 Cincinnati)

• Broke into Top 50 for f irst time at No.49 on October 9, 2017

• Reached first career WTA QF at 2016 Istanbul after qualifying to enter main draw (l. Kovinic) – at the time, achieved her then best win-by-ranking defeating No.34 Schmiedlova in 1r

• Made WTA qualifying debut at 2012 Palermo • Made debut on ITF Circuit in 2010; owns seven ITF Circuit

singles titles and five in doubles• Born and grew up in Athens, Greece, before moving to

Barcelona aged 18 • Mother, Angeliki Kanellopoulou, was tennis player too,

however didn’t start because of her – just liked the sport. Tried karate and gymnastics but was thrown out of class for laughing too much

GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 18 - 16

W-L 19 18 17 16 15

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 5 - 4 3r 1r 3r 2r -

ROLAND GARROS 3 - 3 2r 3r 1r - -

WIMBLEDON 5 - 4 3r 1r 3r 2r -

US OPEN 5 - 5 3r 2r 3r 1r 1r

MARIA SAKKARI GRE

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DATE OF BIRTH25-JUL-1995 (ATHENS, GREECE)

HEIGHT5’ 8” (1.72 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

92

WTA YEAR-END RANKING YEAR RANK W-L2019 67 15-222018 30 26-222017 87 17-142016 121 9-142015 103 6-5

YEAR RANK W-L2014 142 2-32013 135 --2012 534 --2011 830 --2010 717 --

SINGLES TITLES (0)FINALIST (2): 2018 - Brisbane; 2015 - Seoul.

DOUBLES TITLES (0)

ADDITIONALBELARUS FED CUP - 2012-19.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Ended 2019 ranked No.67 to mark her third consecutive

year inside the Top 100 • 2019 season highlights include recording a maiden Top 5

victory by defeating No.4 Svitolina en route to a QF fi nish at Brisbane (l. Vekic) followed by an SF appearance at Sydney (as qualifi er, l. eventual champion Kvitova) and 3r run at Australian Open (l. Pavlyuchenkova)

• 2019 US Open marked 19th main draw appearance at a Grand Slam

• Has had fi ve Top 10 wins in her career - No.6 Ka.Pliskova at 2016 Tokyo, No.7 Kvitova at 2018 Wimbledon, No.10 Bertens at 2018 Moscow, No.4 Svitolina at 2019 Brisbane and No.10 Kasatkina at 2019 Sydney

• In 2018, reached second career WTA fi nal and fi rst at a Premier tournament at Brisbane, as a qualifi er – defeated No.11 Mladenovic and No.16 Sevastova en route to fi nal (l. No.6 Svitolina)

• Also made SF at Moscow [River Cup] and fi rst Grand Slam R16 at Wimbledon

• Posted career-best season fi nish at No.30 in 2018, recording the fi rst Top 50 fi nish of her career

• Played all three ties during Belarus’ run to its fi rst Fed Cup fi nal in 2017 – posted 5-1 record, including win over No.13 Stephens in fi nal

• Other standout performances in 2017 were SF run at Biel and QF appearance at Premier-level Moscow

• 2016 season was highlighted by QF run at Tokyo [PPO] – won three rounds of qualifying before defeating Wickmayer in 1r and No.6 Ka.Pliskova in 2r; lost to eventual fi nalist Osaka

• Made Top 100 debut on September 8, 2015 (after US Open; rose from No.120 to No.97)

• In 2014 season won 11th and most recent singles title on ITF Circuit. Also owns seven ITF doubles titles

• Made WTA qualifying debut at 2013 Brussels; made WTA main draw debut at 2014 US Open

• Played fi rst event of career at 2009 ITF/Minsk 2-BLR• Started playing at age 9; introduced to sport by father • Practiced Taekwondo for a couple of years when she was

younger

GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 17 - 19

W - L 19 18 17 16 15 14

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 5 - 4 3r 3r 1r 2r - -

ROLAND GARROS 2 - 4 1r 2r 2r 1r - -

WIMBLEDON 5 - 5 1r 4r 1r 2r 2r -

US OPEN 5 - 6 2r 3r 2r 1r 1r 2r

ALIAKSANDRA SASNOVICH BLR

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DATE OF BIRTH22-MAR-1994 (MINSK, BELARUS)

HEIGHT5’ 9” (1.74 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

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WTA YEAR-END RANKING SINGLES DOUBLES

YEAR RANK RANK2019 -- 142018 -- 82017 -- 452016 -- 712015 783 722014 561 239

SINGLES DOUBLESYEAR RANK RANK2013 -- 2922012 -- 6052011 1103 6592010 -- 583

SINGLES TITLES (0)

DOUBLES TITLES (10)2018 Wuhan w/Mertens

Montréal w/Barty‘s-Hertogenbosch w/MertensNürnberg w/SrebotnikRome w/BartyHobart w/MertensBrisbane w/Bertens

2017 Guangzhou w/Mertens2015 Bucharest w/Kalashnikova

Katowice w/Bonaventure

FINALIST (11): 2019 - Doha, Rome, Birmingham, Toronto, Cincinnati (all w/Groenefeld); 2018 - Birmingham, Cincinnati (both w/Mertens); 2017 - Bucharest (w/Mertens), ‘s-Hertogenbosch (w/Bertens), Auckland (w/Voracova); 2016 - Tashkent (w/Voracova).

ADDITIONALNETHERLANDS FED CUP - 2012, 2018-19.

WTA FINALS HISTORYDOUBLES (2-3): 2018, 2019Qualifi ed for WTA Finals in doubles twice - 2018 (w/Mertens) and 2019 (w/Groenefeld)... In 2018 lost in opening match ... In 2019 advanced to SF (l. Hsieh/Strycova) after posting 2-1 record in round-robin stage.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Contested fi ve championship matches, all with partner

Groenefeld, during the 2019 season: Doha, Birmingham, Rome, Toronto and Cincinnati

• Qualifi ed for WTA Finals for a second consecutive time, this year with partner Groenefeld, advancing to the SF stage before falling to Hsieh/Strycova

• Also in 2019, matched best Grand Slam doubles result by reaching QF at Wimbledon (w/ Groenefeld), having previously advanced to this stage during 2018 US Open

• Won seven WTA doubles titles in 2018 - Brisbane (w/ Bertens), Hobart, ‘s-Hertogenbosch, Wuhan (all w/ Mertens), Rome, Montréal (both w/Barty) and Nürnberg (w/Srebotnik)

• Also fi nished as R-Up in Birmingham and Cincinnati (both w/Mertens) and advanced to SFs at Miami and Beijing (both w/Mertens)

• In 2011, qualifi ed for all four Junior Grand Slam fi nals with four diff erent partners. Won both Australian and US Open

• Career-high ranking in doubles is No.7 on October 22, 2018 • Dutch Fed Cup Team, 2012, 2018-19 • Born in Sittard, raised in Nieuwstadt • Started playing squash at 3 years old, then began training

with Tom Devries aged 8 • Started playing professionally at 17

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GRAND SLAM HISTORY (DOUBLES)Overall Doubles: 13 - 15

W - L 19 18 17 16

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 0 - 4 1r 1r 1r 1r

ROLAND GARROS 1 - 3 2r 1r 1r -

WIMBLEDON 7 - 4 QF 3r 3r 1r

US OPEN 5 - 4 2r QF 2r 1r

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DEMI SCHUURS

DATE OF BIRTH01-AUG-1993 (NIEUWTADT, NETHERLANDS)

HEIGHT5’ 6” (1.71 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

NED

94

GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 35 - 27

W-L 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 09

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 10 - 6 4r 2r 3r 2r - - - - 4r 1r -

ROLAND GARROS 6 - 7 4r 1r 3r 2r - - - - 1r 1r 1r

WIMBLEDON 2 - 7 2r 1r 2r 1r - - - - 1r 1r 1r

US OPEN 17 - 7 3r SF QF QF - - - - 1r 2r 2r

WTA YEAR-END RANKING YEAR RANK W-L2019 27 29-222018 12 43-212017 16 37-242016 35 21-202015 110 5-32014 - --2013 - 2-22012 181 0-1

YEAR RANK W-L2011 94 12-182010 45 21-152009 83 5-92008 194 1-12007 267 --2006 529 --

SINGLES TITLES (4)2019 Jurmala2018 Bucharest2017 Mallorca2010 Oeiras

FINALIST (4 ): 2018 - Mallorca, Beijing; 2016 - Mallorca, Bucharest.

DOUBLES TITLES (0)FINALIST (1): 2017 - Mallorca (w/Jankovic).

ADDITIONALLATVIA FED CUP - 2005-06, 2008-10, 2018-19.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Finished 2019 at No.27, down from a career-high year-end

rnaking of No.12 in 2018• 2019 season highlight was lifting fourth WTA singles title

at Jurmala (d. Kawa in F); now 4-3 in singles fi nals• Posted two R16 showings on the Grand Slam stage; at

Australian Open (l. eventual champion Osaka) and for the fi rst time at Roland Garros (l. Vondrousova). Also reached SF at Mallorca (l. eventual champion Kenin)

• 2018 season highlights include fi nishing R-Up at Mallorca (l. Maria) and claiming her third title in Bucharest (d. Martic in F). Also made fi rst Premier Mandatory fi nal at Beijing (l. Wozniacki in F), defeating No. 6 Osaka in SF for her fourth Top 10 win of the season

• Had 6-9 record against Top 20 players in 2018. Two of those victories (No.18 Keys and No.6 Osaka) came on the way to R-Up fi nish at 2018 Beijing Open

• Became the fi rst Latvian woman to reach SF at 2018 US Open, upsetting No.7 Svitolina and No.3 Stephens en route. Defeat of No.3 Stephens was joint-best win rankings-wise (also d. No.3 Muguruza at 2016 US Open and No.3 Ka. Pliskova at 2017 Madrid). Across all majors, the only other Latvian woman to reach this stage is Ostapenko (2017 Roland Garros – WON; 2018 Wimbledon – SF)

• 2018 saw her make 43 tour-level wins, her highest previous number of wins in a single season was 37 in 2017

• In 2016, played fi rst full season since 2012, reaching two singles fi nals at Mallorca (l. Garcia) and Bucharest (l. Halep), as well as fi rst Grand Slam QF of career at US Open

• Made Top 100 debut on July 13, 2009, Top 50 debut on October 11, 2010 and Top 20 debut on May 15, 2017

• Retired from professional tennis in May 2013 due to various injuries – mostly muscular and back-related – but returned to competition at ITF level in January 2015 after body had fully healed

• Prior to break from tennis, won fi rst singles title at 2010 Oeiras – becoming fi rst Latvian to win a WTA title in 17 years (since Savchenko at Schenectady in 1993)

• On ITF Circuit, has won 13 singles and four doubles titles • Studied leisure management during break from tennis • Trains and resides in Liepaja, Latvia and coached by Ronald

Schmidt • Mother is Diana Golovanova (English teacher) • Started playing at age six, introduced to the sport by her

grandmother, played for fun until she was 15 • Speaks Latvian, English, Russian, German • Other sports interests are soccer and jet skiing

ANASTASIJA SEVASTOVA LAT

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DATE OF BIRTH13-APR-1990 (LIEPAJA, LATVIA)

HEIGHT5’ 7” (1.69 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

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WTA YEAR-END RANKING YEAR RANK W-L2019 136 8-72018 29 20-112017 60 16-62016 -- 4-12015 4 39-92014 2 49-132013 4 37-72012 2 60-112011 4 43-14

YEAR RANK W-L2010 18 33-112009 14 31-92008 9 32-42007 5 40-112006 2 59-92005 4 53-122004 4 55-152003 32 24-122002 186 1-2

SINGLES TITLES (36)2017 Tianjin2015 Rome

Brisbane2014 Beijing

Roland GarrosMadridStuttgart

2013 StuttgartIndian Wells

2012 Roland Garros Rome Stuttgart

2011 Cincinnati Rome

2010 StrasbourgMemphis

2009 Tokyo [Pan Pacific]2008 Amelia Island

2008 Doha Australian Open2007 San Diego2006 Linz; Zürich; US Open San Diego

Indian Wells2005 Birmingham;

DohaTokyo [Pan Pacific]

2004 WTA FinalsTokyo [Japan Open]

SeoulWimbledon Birmingham

2003 Québec CityTokyo [Japan Open]

FINALIST (23): 2015 - Australian Open; 2013 - Miami, Madrid, Roland Garros; 2012 - Australian Open, Indian Wells, Miami, Olympics, Beijing, WTA Finals; 2011 - Miami, Wimbledon; 2010 - Birmingham, Stanford, Cincinnati; 2009 - Toronto; 2007 - Australian Open, Birmingham, WTA Finals; 2006 - Dubai, Miami; 2005 - Miami; 2004 - Zürich.

DOUBLES TITLES (3)2004 Birmingham w/Kirilenko2003 Tokyo [Japan Open] w/Tanasugarn2003 Luxembourg w/Tanasugarn

FINALIST (1): 2004 - Memphis (w/Zvonareva).

ADDITIONALRUSSIA FED CUP - 2008, 2011-12, 2015RUSSIA OLYMPIC TEAM - 2012.

WTA FINALS HISTORYSINGLES (21-11): 2004-07, 2011-12, 2014-15Qualifi ed for WTA Finals nine times, competing in eight years… Champion in 2004 (d. S.Williams in F)… Also two-time runner-up, advancing to fi nal in 2007 (l. Henin) and 2012 (l. S.Williams)… Qualifi ed but did not play in 2013 due to injury.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• 2019 highlights include QF at Shenzhen (l. Sabalenka) and R16 at the Australian

Open (l. Barty); after Australian Open withdrew from St. Petersburg (right shoulder injury) and did not play until Mallorca

• Competed in 57th Grand Slam main draw at 2019 US Open – the ninth-most among active players

• 2018 season highlights include reaching SF at Shenzhen (l. eventual R-Up Siniakova), a SF run at Rome (l. World No.1 Halep) and QF at Madrid (l. eventual R-Up Bertens in 3s)

• Five-time Grand Slam champion, winning titles at 2004 Wimbledon (d. S.Williams in F), 2006 US Open (d. Henin in F), 2008 Australian Open (d. Ivanovic in F), 2012 Roland Garros (d. Errani in F) to complete career Grand Slam) and 2014 Roland Garros (d. Halep in F)

• One of six women to achieve career Grand Slam in the Open Era (also Court, Evert, Navratilova, Graf and S.Williams)

• Owns a 5-5 record in Grand Slam fi nals, fi nishing as runner-up three times at the Australian Open (2007, 2012, 2015) as well as 2011 Wimbledon and 2013 Roland Garros

• Won 36th career WTA singles title at 2017 Tianjin (d. Sabalenka in F) • Ended 2015 at No.4 on WTA Rankings for her fi fth consecutive Top 5 fi nish, and

ninth overall • Won two WTA titles in 2015 season, at Brisbane (d. Ivanovic in F) and Rome (d.

Suárez Navarro in F) – won at least one title each year between 2003 and 2015 (13 straight years). Owns 36 WTA titles overall (36-23 record in fi nals), third most among active players, behind S.Williams and V.Williams

• In 2015, appeared at season-ending WTA Finals for eighth time – posted perfect 3-0 record in RR stage (l. Kvitova in SF). Was champion on debut appearance at the season fi nale in Los Angeles in 2004 (d. S.Williams in F)

• Part of Russian Fed Cup team that fi nished runners-up to Czech Republic in November 2015, despite winning both rubbers vs. Ka.Pliskova and Kvitova

• Autobiography, Unstoppable: My Life So Far, was released in September 2017 • Started playing at age 4; at age 6 took part in Moscow exhibition that featured

Martina Navratilova • Began training at Bollettieri Academy aged 9 (required two years away from

mother due to visa and fi nances) • Among her business interests is a Brand Ambassador for Porsche and Evian; has

a premium candy line, Sugarpova; has a skincare range called Supergoop! • Has a strong following on social media (in 2014 became fi rst tennis player to

pass 15 million fans on Facebook)

GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 197 - 52

W-L 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 09 08 07 06 05 04 03

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 57 - 14 4r 3r - QF F 4r SF F 4r 1r - W F SF SF 3r 1r

ROLAND GARROS 56 - 12 - QF - - 4r W F W SF 3r QF 4r SF 4r QF QF 1r

WIMBLEDON 46 - 14 1r 1r - - SF 4r 2r 4r F 4r 2r 2r 4r SF SF W 4r

US OPEN 38 - 12 1r 4r 4r - - 4r - SF 3r 4r 3r - 3r W SF 3r 2r

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DATE OF BIRTH19-APR-1987 (NYAGAN, RUSSIA)

HEIGHT6’ 2” (1.88 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

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WTA YEAR-END RANKINGYEAR RANK W-L2019 73 15-212018 117 8-112017 69 13-122016 31 29-192015 90 5-72014 161 1-22013 235 --2012 383 --2011 243 --2010 225 0-1

YEAR RANK W-L2009 227 --2008 307 --2007 319 --2006 367 --2005 353 --2004 847 --2003 601 --2002 1235 --

SINGLES TITLES (2)2017 Stuttgart2016 Bastad

FINALIST (1): 2016 - Stuttgart

DOUBLES TITLES (5)2019 Guangzhou w/Peng2018 Moscow w/Panova2015 Luxembourg w/Barthel

Florianopolis w/Beck‘s-Hertogenbosch w/Muhammad

FINALIST (3): 2018 - New Haven (w/Hsieh); 2016 - Mallorca (w/Friedsam); 2015 - Marrakech (w/Zanevska).

ADDITIONALGERMANY FED CUP - 2017, 2019.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Standout results of 2019 season were SF run at Bucharest (l.

Tig) and QF showings at Hiroshima (l. Kudermetova) and Luxembourg (l. Rybakina). Meanwhile, in doubles lifted fi fth career WTA title, at Guangzhou (w/Peng)

• Returned to Top 100 for fi rst time in 12 months on April 8, 2019 (after reaching 2r at Charleston)

• Made comeback from long-term knee injury in 2018; best performances at tour level were QF runs at Bucharest and Moscow [River Cup], while reached three fi nals on the ITF Circuit, including a title run at $25K Bad Saulgau-GER

• Promising 2017 season ended by serious right knee injury, sustained at Nürnberg in May (ret. vs. Krejcikova)

• Prior to injury, won fi rst Premier-level title of career on home soil at 2017 Stuttgart (d. Mladenovic in F). Scored three wins over Top 10 opponents en route to title, defeating No.9 Kuznetsova, No.3 Ka.Pliskova and No.5 Halep

• In 2016, enjoyed tour-level breakthrough, registering 30 tour-level matches and fi rst WTA singles title on clay at Bastad (d. Siniakova in F)

• Also in 2016 reached maiden WTA fi nal as qualifi er at 2016 Stuttgart (as qualifi er, l. Kerber). Made SF at Bucharest (l. Sevastova) on clay, before advancing to QF at Rio Olympics (l. eventual gold medalist Puig) and 3r at the US Open (l. V.Williams)

• Has twice reached 3r at a Grand Slam, at 2016 Australian Open (l. Beck) and 2016 US Open (l. V.Williams)

• Advanced to fi rst two QF at WTA level in 2015, at Florianopolis then Luxembourg

• Owns fi ve WTA doubles titles: 2015 ‘s-Hertogenbosch (w/Muhammad), 2015 Florianopolis (w/Beck), 2015 Luxembourg (w/Barthel), 2018 Moscow (w/Panova) and 2019 Guangzhou (w/Peng); runner-up at 2015 Marrakech (w/Zanevska), 2016 Mallorca (w/Friedsam) and New Haven (w/Hsieh)

• Made WTA qualifying debut at 2003 Leipzig and fi nally main draw debut seven years later at 2010 Bastad

• On ITF Circuit, winner of 12 singles titles and 20 doubles titles

• Played fi rst pro events of career on ITF Circuit in 2002

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W-L 19 18 17 16 15

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 3 - 3 2r - 1r 3r -

ROLAND GARROS 1 - 3 2r 1r - 1r -

WIMBLEDON 1 - 3 2r - - 1r 1r

US OPEN 3 - 4 2r 1r - 3r 1r

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DATE OF BIRTH04-MAR-1998 (FILDERSTADT, GERMANY)

HEIGHT5’ 6” (1.68 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

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YEAR RANK W-L RANK2019 58 20-29 72018 31 28-22 12017 49 24-24 132016 49 17-19 352015 108 13-20 582014 74 4-6 862013 211 0-1 3482012 1068 -- 1083

SINGLES TITLES (2)2017 Bastad

Shenzhen

FINALIST (3): 2018 - Shenzhen; 2016 - Bastad, Tokyo [Japan Open]

DOUBLES TITLES (7)2019 Linz w/Krejcikova

Toronto w/KrejcikovaSydney w/Krejcikova

2018 Wimbledon w/KrejcikovaRoland Garros w/Krejcikova

2015 Prague w/Bencic2014 Tashkent w/Krunic

FINALIST (11): 2019 - Indian Wells (w/Krejcikova); 2018 - Shenzhen, Miami, WTA Finals (all w/Krejcikova); 2015 - Shenzhen, Miami (both w/Krejcikova); 2017 - Taipei City, Indian Wells, Charleston, Prague, US Open (all w/Hradecka);2015 - Tashkent (w/Dushevina); 2014 - Stanford (w/Kania)

ADDITIONALWTA 125K SERIES TITLES: Doubles (1): 2014 - Limoges-FRA (w/Voracova)CZECH REPUBLIC FED CUP - 2017-19.

WTA FINALS HISTORYDOUBLES (3-3): 2018, 2019Qualif ied for WTA Finals in doubles (w/Krejcikova) in consecutive years - 2018, 2019... In WTA Finals debut 2018 earned top-seed; advanced to the championship match (l. to Babos/Mladenovic)... Posted 1-2 record in 2019 round robin stage and did not advance

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• 2019 highlights include SF run at Nürnberg (l. Larsson),

Bronx (l. Linette), and QF run at Prague (l. Strycova). Also made R16 at Roland Garros (career-best result at a Slam, l. Keys), Guangzhou (l. Golubic) and Beijing (l. Wozniacki)

• Secured two Top 20 victories in 2019 after defeating No.17 Q. Wang at Rome and No. 1 Osaka at Roland Garros

• Won two doubles titles in 2019 at Sydney (w/Krunic) and Toronto (w/Krejcikova). Also R-Up at Indian Wells (l. Mertens/Sabalenka) and SF run at Wimbledon (l. Dabrowski/Xu) both w/ Krejcikova

• Finished 2018 ranked No.1 in doubles after winning fi rst two Grand Slam trophies at Roland Garros (d. Hozumi/ Ninomiya in F) and Wimbledon (d. Melichar/Peschke in F) both w/Krejcikova, the fi rst pairing to complete the Roland Garros-Wimbledon double since Kim Clijsters and Ai Sugiyama in 2003. Also R-Up at WTA Finals Singapore (l. Babos/Mladenovic)

• Has three Top 5 career wins in singles - against No.4 Halep at 2017 Shenzhen, No.4 Garcia at Wuhan, and No.1 Osaka at 2019 Roland Garros

• In 2016, Reached fi rst two WTA fi nals of career, at Bastad (as qualifi er, l. Siegemund) and Tokyo [Japan Open] (l. McHale)

• On ITF Circuit has won seven singles titles and fi ve doubles titles

• Made WTA main draw debut at 2013 Miami (l. Muguruza) • Played fi rst events of career on ITF Circuit in 2012 • Mother’s name is Hana (accountant); Father is Dmitri (a

businessman); younger brother is Daniel • Started playing tennis at age fi ve; all-court player; favorite

surface is hardcourt; favorite tournament is Australian Open

GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 15 - 21

W - L 19 18 17 16 15 14

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 2 - 6 1r 2r 1r 1r 2r 1r

ROLAND GARROS 5 - 5 4r 3r 1r 1r 1r -

WIMBLEDON 5 - 5 2r 3r 1r 3r 1r -

US OPEN 3 - 5 1r 3r 1r 2r 1r -

KATERINA SINIAKOVA CZE

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DATE OF BIRTH10-MAY-1996 (HRADEC KRALOVE, CZECH REPUBLIC)

HEIGHT5’ 9” (1.74 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

98

WTA YEAR-END RANKING YEAR RANK W-L2019 25 24-192018 6 37-192017 13 15-102016 36 22-102015 30 32-202014 37 21-202013 12 39-23

YEAR RANK W-L2012 38 21-172011 97 7-92010 198 2-32009 802 --2008 496 --

SINGLES TITLES (6)2018 Miami2017 US Open2016 Acapulco

Charleston Auckland

2015 Washington, D.C.

FINALIST (3): 2018 - Roland Garros, Montréal, WTA Finals.

DOUBLES TITLES (0)FINALIST (1): 2017 - Washington D.C. (w/Bouchard).

ADDITIONALUSA FED CUP - 2012-14, 2016-19. USA OLYMPIC TEAM - 2016.

WTA FINALS HISTORYSINGLES (4-1): 2018Made WTA Finals debut in 2018. After posting 3-0 record in round robin play, advanced to the championship match where she fell to Svitolina in 3-sets

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• 2019 highlights include SF run at Madrid (l. Bertens), QF

run at Charleston (l.Keys) and Roland Garros (l. Konta). Also made R16 at Sydney (l. Putintseva), Australian Open (l. Pavlyuchenkova), Acapulco (l. Haddad Maia), Cincinnati (l. to Kuznetsova), Osaka (l. Giorgi) and Wuhan (l. Kvitova)

• Highlight of 2018 season came with winning Miami (d. Ostapenko in F) and fi nishing R-Up at Roland Garros and Montréal (l. Halep). Also made title match at debut WTA Finals (l. Svitolina)

• 2018 also marked the fi rst time she reached four fi nals in a season (reached three in 2016, at Auckland, Acapulco, Charleston, winning all three)

• Won her maiden Grand Slam title at 2017 US Open, d. Keys 6-3 6-0 to become the fi fth unseeded player to win a major in the Open Era

• Prior to 2017 US Open triumph, best result to date across all majors was reaching SF at 2013 Australian Open (d. S. Williams in QF, l. eventual champion Azarenka)

• Made Top 10 debut at No.9 after 2018 Miami title and went on to post a career-high ranking of No.3 over the on July 16, 2018

• Owns seven wins vs. Top 5 players: No.5 Svitolina (2018 Montréal), No.5 Ostapenko (2018 Miami), No.3 Muguruza (2018 Miami), No.3 Kerber (2017 Toronto), No.2 Kerber (2016 Charleston via ret. w/viral illness), No.3 Sharapova (2013 Cincinnati) and No.3 S.Williams (2013 Australian Open)

• Won three titles in 2016: Auckland, Acapulco and Premier-level Charleston. Won maiden singles title in fi rst fi nal contested at 2015 Washington D.C. (d. Pavlyuchenkova in F)

• Represented USA in 2016 Olympics in Rio (l. Bouchard, 1r)• At No.97 was youngest player in year-end Top 100 in 2011

at 18 years old; and after a phenomenal sophomore season, reached No.38 and was the youngest player, and the only teenager (at 19), in the year-end Top 50 in 2012

• Mother is Sybil Smith a former collegiate swimmer at Boston University and late father, John Stephens, was an NFL player in 1980s and 1990s; brother is Shawn Farrell

• Started playing tennis at the age of nine, at the Sierra Sport and Racquet Club, in Fresno, California. Two years later relocated from Fresno to Boca Raton, Florida, where she began training at the Evert Tennis Academy before moving to Nick Saviano High Performance Tennis Academy

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DATE OF BIRTH20-MAR-1993 (PLANTATION, FL, USA)

HEIGHT5’ 7” (1.70 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 67 - 30

W - L 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 12 - 7 4r 1r - 1r 1r 4r SF 2r -

ROLAND GARROS 24 - 8 QF F - 3r 4r 4r 4r 4r 1r

WIMBLEDON 12 - 8 3r 1r 1r 3r 3r 1r QF 3r -

US OPEN 19 - 7 1r QF W - 1r 2r 4r 3r 3r

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GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 92 - 63

W-L 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 09 08 07 06 05 04 03 02

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 18 - 17 1r 1r 1r 1r 2r 3r 2r 1r 3r 4r 3r - 2r 4r 1r 2r 3r 1r

ROLAND GARROS 40 - 16 2r 3r 4r SF 3r 4r 3r SF 3r F SF 2r 3r 1r 2r 1r - -

WIMBLEDON 12 - 16 1r 2r - 2r 3r 1r 3r 2r 1r 1r 3r 2r 2r 2r 1r 1r 1r -

US OPEN 22 - 14 1r 1r - 2r 4r 2r 1r QF W QF 2r 1r 1r 1r 1r 2r - -

SAMANTHA STOSUR AUS

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DATE OF BIRTH30-MAR-1984 (BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA)

HEIGHT5’ 9” (1.75 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

WTA YEAR-END RANKING YEAR RANK W-L2019 96 15-192018 72 17-252017 41 22-192016 21 30-242015 27 33-242014 23 33-242013 18 42-232012 9 44-242011 6 45-232010 6 47-19

YEAR RANK W-L2009 13 38-202008 52 18-122007 47 17-182006 29 29-242005 46 16-222004 65 17-192003 153 2-42002 265 0-22001 276 --2000 682 --

DOUBLES TITLES (26)2019 Australian Open w/S.Zhang2018 Hong Kong w/S.Zhang2013 Moscow w/Kuznetsova2011 Stuttgart w/Lisicki2007 Eastbourne w/Raymond

Berlin w/RaymondMiami w/RaymondIndian Wells w/RaymondTokyo [Pan Pacifi c] w/Raymond

2006 WTA Finals w/RaymondHasselt w/RaymondLinz w/RaymondStuttgart w/RaymondRoland Garros w/RaymondCharleston w/RaymondMiami w/RaymondIndian Wells w/RaymondMemphis w/RaymondTokyo [Pan Pacifi c] w/Raymond

2005 WTA Finals w/Raymond Moscow w/Raymond

Luxembourg w/RaymondUS Open w/RaymondNew Haven w/Raymond

Amelia Island w/StewartSydney w/Stewart

FINALIST (15): 2019 - Miami (w/S.Zhang); 2013 - Osaka (w/Zhang); 2011 - Wimbledon (w/Lisicki); 2010 - Indian Wells, Miami (both w/Petrova); 2009 - Eastbourne, Wimbledon, Toronto (all w/Stubbs); 2008 - Wimbledon, US Open, Tokyo [Pan Pacifi c] (all w/Raymond); 2006 - Australian Open, New Haven (both w/Raymond); 2005 - Philadelphia (w/Raymond); 2004 - Québec City (w/Callens).

SINGLES TITLES (9)2017 Strasbourg2015 Bad Gastein2015 Strasbourg2014 Osaka2013 Osaka

2013 Carlsbad 2011 US Open2010 Charleston2009 Osaka

FINALIST (16): 2019 - Guangzhou; 2016 - Prague; 2013 - Moscow, Tournament of Champions-Sofi a; 2012 - Doha, Moscow; 2011 - Rome, Toronto, Osaka; 2010 - Stuttgart, Roland Garros; 2009 - Los Angeles; 2008 - Seoul; 2006 - Prague; 2005 - Gold Coast, Sydney.

ADDITIONALMIXED DOUBLES - Winner (3): 2014 - Wimbledon (w/Zimonjic); 2008 - Wimbledon (w/B.Bryan); 2005 - Australian Open (w/Draper).AUSTRALIA FED CUP - 2003-07, 2009-16, 2018-19.AUSTRALIA OLYMPIC TEAM - 2004, 2008, 2012, 2016.

WTA FINALS HISTORYSINGLES (4-6): 2010, 2011, 2012DOUBLES (4-1): 2005, 2006, 2009, 2019Played in WTA Finals seven times... Won doubles title in 2005 and 2006 (w/Raymond)... Advanced to singles semifi nals twice (2010, 2011).

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• 2019 season highlights include R-Up at Guangzhou (l. Kenin), QF run at

Lausanne (l. Ferro)) • Won third Grand Slam doubles title at 2019 Australian Open (w/ S.Zhang)• 2019 US Open marked 64th career Grand Slam main draw appearance – one

of only six active players to reach the milestone, along with V.Williams (84), Schiavone (70), S.Williams (73), Kuznetsova (66) and Schnyder (60)

• Owns one Grand Slam singles title, having won 2011 US Open (d. S. Williams in F). One of seven women who have defeated S.Williams in a Grand Slam fi nal (also V.Williams, Sharapova, Kerber, Muguruza, Osaka, Halep, and Andreescu)

• Owns three Grand Slam mixed doubles titles: 2005 Australian Open (w/ Draper), 2008 Wimbledon (w/B.Bryan) and 2014 Wimbledon (w/Zimonjic)

• Highlight of 2017 season came with ninth career title at Strasbourg (d. Gavrilova in F), along with QF at Taipei City (l. Peng), Doha (l. Cibulkova) and Hong Kong (l. Wang); also reached R16 of Roland Garros for sixth time (l. eventual champion Ostapenko)

• Advanced to fi fth Grand Slam SF of career at 2016 Roland Garros (l. eventual champion Muguruza). Following Roland Garros result, rose to No.14 – fi rst time ranked inside Top 15 since week of August 26, 2013

• Represented Australia at Rio Olympics, progressing to 3r in singles (l. Kerber) • Achieved 500th career match win (all levels) at 2015 Washington D.C. • Owns two wins over a reigning World No.1: S.Williams (2010 Roland Garros)

and Wozniacki (2010 WTA Finals)

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WTA YEAR-END RANKING YEAR RANK W-L2019 33 19-202018 33 26-232017 23 43-252016 20 39-242015 41 31-262014 26 29-242013 92 5-62012 92 13-212011 44 24-28

YEAR RANK W-L2010 67 16-222009 69 13-202008 76 5-92007 156 3-52006 164 0-12005 142 8-152004 56 15-172003 161 0-12002 222 --

DOUBLES TITLES (27)2019 Wimbledon w/Hsieh

Birmingham w/HsiehMadrid w/HsiehDubai w/Hsieh

2018 Beijing w/Sestini HlavackovaNew Haven w/Sestini HlavackovaIndian Wells w/Hsieh

2016 Tokyo [Pan Pacifi c] w/Mirza Cincinnati w/MirzaBirmingham w/Ka.Pliskova

2012 Palermo w/VoracovaStuttgart w/Benesova

2011 Luxembourg w/Benesova‘s-Hertogenbosch w/Koukalova Barcelona w/BenesovaMonterrey w/BenesovaSydney w/Benesova

2010 Linz w/VoracovaAcapulco w/HercogTokyo [Pan Pacifi c] w/Benesova Monterrey w/BenesovaParis [Indoors] w/Benesova

2009 Luxembourg w/BenesovaQuébec City w/King

2008 Stockholm w/Benesova2005 Rabat w/Loit

Warsaw w/Perebiynis

FINALIST (18): 2019 - WTA Finals (w/Hsieh); 2018 - Rome, Tokyo [PPO], Wuhan (all w/Sestini Hlavackova); 2017 - Sydney, Miami (both w/Mirza); 2016 - Auckland (w/Kovinic), Wuhan (w/Mirza); 2012 - Linz (w/Goerges);2010 - Bastad (w/Voracova), Québec City (w/Mattek-Sands), Luxembourg (w/Benesova); 2009 - Monterrey, Prague (both w/Benesova); 2008 - Auckland (w/Müller); 2006 - Auckland (w/Loit); 2005 - Bogotá (w/Kurhajcova), Prague (w/Kostanic Tosic).

SINGLES TITLES (2)2017 Linz2011 Québec City

FINALIST (6): 2016 - Dubai, Birmingham; 2014 - Birmingham, Luxembourg; 2012 - Palermo; 2010 - Prague.

ADDITIONALCZECH REPUBLIC FED CUP - 2002-04, 2006-07, 2011-12, 2014-18.CZECH OLYMPIC TEAM - 2004, 2016.

WTA FINALS HISTORYDOUBLES (1-1): 2018, 2019Made WTA Finals debut in 2018 (w/Sestini Hlavackova), reaching semifi nals (l. top-seeded Krejcikova/Siniakova)... Finalist in 2019 (w/Hsieh); posted 2-1 record in round-robin stage.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• 2019 season singles highlights include making SF at

Istanbul (l. Vondrousova), Prague (l. Teichmann), Birmingham (l. Barty), and Wimbledon (l. S. Williams) - her career-best Grand Slam result

• Also enjoyed a successful 2019 season in doubles, winning four titles with Hsieh: Dubai (d. Hradecka/Makarova), Madrid (d. Dabrowski/Xu), Birmingham (d. Groenefeld/Schuurs), Wimbledon (d. Dabrowski/Xu). Also R-Up at WTA Finals (l. Babos/Mladenovic)

• Owns seven wins over Top 5 opponents: No.4 Bertens (R32, 2019 Wimbledon), No.2 Li (2014 Wimbledon), No.3 Sharapova (2015 Wuhan), No.3 Muguruza (2016 Australian Open), No.3 Kerber (2016 Madrid), No.1 Muguruza (2017 Beijing) and No. 3 Muguruza (2018 Birmingham)

• Clinched second tour-level singles title at 2017 Linz (d. No.1 seed Rybarikova in F). Holds a 2-6 record in singles fi nals, also winning at 2011 Québec City (d. Erakovic in F)

• Won doubles bronze medal at 2016 Olympics (w/Safarova) Made Top 20 singles debut (at No.19, Aug 22, 2016)

• Played fi rst events of career on ITF Circuit in Czech Republic in 2000. Won nine singles and 10 doubles titles on ITF Circuit ; ITF Junior World Champion in 2002Two-time junior singles Grand Slam winner: won back-to-back Australian Open girls’ singles titles, in 2002 (d. Sharapova in F) and 2003; also won three junior doubles titles. Ranked No.1 in both disciplines during junior career

• Parents are Jindrich and Ilona; sister, Ivona, studied law and lives in US

• Started playing tennis at age 5

GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 53 - 54

W-L 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 09 08 07 06 05 04 03

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 17 - 12 1r 4r 4r 4r 3r 2r - 2r 3r 2r 1r - - - 1r 2r -

ROLAND GARROS 7 - 13 1r 4r 2r 3r 1r 1r 1r 1r 1r 1r 1r - - - 1r 2r -

WIMBLEDON 21 - 16 SF 3r 2r 3r 1r QF 2r 1r 2r 3r 1r 3r 1r - 2r 1r 1r

US OPEN 8 - 13 1r 3r 2r 1r 3r 3r - 1r 1r 1r 2r 1r - - 1r 1r -

BARBORA STRYCOVA CZE

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HEIGHT5’ 5” (1.64 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

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YEAR RANK W-L2011 56 16-132010 57 22-142009 34 29-272008 50 14-142007 169 --2006 289 --2005 358 --2004 613 --

SINGLES TITLES (2)2016 Doha2014 Oeiras

FINALIST (10): 2018 - New Haven; 2015 - Antwerp, Miami, Rome; 2013 - Acapulco, Oeiras; 2012 - Oeiras; 2010- Marbella; 2009 - Marbella.

DOUBLES TITLES (3)2015 Tokyo [Pan Pacific] w/Muguruza2015 Birmingham w/Muguruza2014 Stanford w/Muguruza

FINALIST (6): 2016 - Doha (w/Errani); 2015 - Dubai, Madrid, WTA Finals (all w/Muguruza); 2014 - Madrid, Tokyo [Pan Pacific] (both w/Muguruza).

ADDITIONALSPAIN FED CUP - 2008-14, 2016, 2018-19.SPAIN OLYMPIC TEAM - 2008, 2012, 2016.

WTA FINALS HISTORYDOUBLES (3-3): 2014, 2015Made WTA Finals debut in 2014 in doubles (w/Muguruza, l. Hsieh/Peng in QF)… Runner-up in 2015 (w/Muguruza, l. Hingis/Mirza)… Was a singles alternate in 2015 and 2016 (did not play).

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• 2019 season highlights include QF run at Dubai (l.

Svitolina), San Jose (l. Sabalenka), and R16 showing at Doha (l. Bertens), Rome (l. Bertens) and Wimbledon (l. S. Williams)

• By virtue of 2018 Wimbledon results, passed $10 million in career prize money

• Defeated No.6 Garcia and former champion Sharapova en route to a QF showing at 2018 US Open

• Reached her third career QF appearance at 2018 Australian Open (l. eventual champion Wozniacki), equaling her best result at the Grand Slams

• 2016 season highlight was winning biggest title of career at Premier 5 Doha. Triumph was second WTA singles title, after winning first at 2014 Oeiras

• Returned to Top 10 after 2016 Doha title at No.6, a new career-high singles ranking

• Ended 2015 season third on list for Top 5 wins (4-6 record), defeating No.3 Kvitova (3r Dubai), No.3 Kvitova (QF Doha), No.4 Kvitova (QF Rome) and No.2 Halep (SF Rome)

• One of six players to make Top 10 rankings debut in 2015 (April 6, 2015 at No.10), rising as high as No.8 during the season. Third Spanish women to achieve a Top 10 ranking, after Sánchez‐Vicario and Martínez; Muguruza has since become the fourth

• In doubles, qualif ied for 2015 WTA Finals (w/Muguruza) after winning two titles at Birmingham and Tokyo [PPO], and posting R-Up finishes at Dubai and Madrid. Pair advanced to f inal in Singapore, falling to top seeds Hingis/Mirza

• QF run at 2008 Roland Garros made her the f irst qualif ier to reach Roland Garros last eight since 2001; and ranked No.132, became joint‐lowest‐ranked quarterfinalist at Roland Garros (also Pierce)

• Father is José Luís (plays handball); mother is Lali (was gymnast, now teacher); brother is José Suárez Navarro

• Started playing tennis at age 9

GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 85 - 44

W-L 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 09 08

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 22 - 11 2r QF 2r QF 1r 3r 3r 2r 2r 3r QF -

ROLAND GARROS 26 - 11 3r 2r 4r 4r 3r QF 4r 3r - 1r 3r QF

WIMBLEDON 16 - 10 4r 3r 2r 4r 1r 2r 4r 1r - - 3r 2r

US OPEN 21 - 12 1r QF 4r 4r 1r 3r QF 2r 4r 1r 2r 1r

CARLA SUÁREZ NAVARRO ESP

29FEB2016 27APR2015

S I N G L E S D O U B L E SR A N K I N G H I G H S

6 11

DATE OF BIRTH03-SEP-1988 (LAS PALMAS DE GRAN CANARIA, SPAIN)

HEIGHT5’ 4” (1.62 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (ONE-HANDED BACKHAND)

102

WTA YEAR-END RANKING YEAR RANK W-L2019 6 39-222018 4 44-152017 6 53-142016 14 41-222015 19 40-24

YEAR RANK W-L2014 29 35-242013 40 13-202012 156 0-52011 269 --2010 498 --

SINGLES TITLES (13)2018 WTA Finals

RomeDubaiBrisbane

2017 TorontoRome Istanbul Taipei CityDubai

2016 Kuala Lumpur2015 Marrakech2014 Baku2013 Baku

FINALIST (3): 2019 - WTA Finals; 2016 - New Haven, WTA Elite Trophy Zhuhai.

DOUBLES TITLES (2)2015 Istanbul w/Gavrilova2014 Istanbul w/Doi

ADDITIONALWTA 125K SERIES TITLES - Singles (1): 2012 - Pune- IND.UKRAINE FED CUP - 2012-15, 2017.UKRAINE OLYMPIC TEAM - 2016.

WTA FINALS HISTORYSINGLES (10-3): 2017, 2018, 2019Captured the Billie Jean King Trophy at the 2018 WTA Finals; posted a 3-0 record in round-robin play before defeating Kiki Bertens in the semifi nals and Sloane Stephens in the championship match; won four of fi ve matches in 3-sets, including the championship match... In 2019 extended WTA Finals win streak to 9-straight by returning to championship match; lost to Barty in the fi nals... Made WTA Finals debut in 2017, but did not advance beyond group stage competition.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• 2019 season highlights include R-Up at WTA Finals (l.

Barty), SF run at Doha (l. Halep), Dubai (l. Bencic), Indian Wells (l. Andreescu), Wimbledon (l. Halep), and US Open (l. S. Williams). Also made QF at Australian Open (l. Osaka), Toronto (l. Kenin), Zhengzhou (l. Mladenovic), Wuhan (l. Riske), and Beijing (l. Bertens)

• Won the biggest title of her career at WTA Finals Singapore in 2018

• Won the Jerry Diamond ACES Award in the 2018 WTA Awards, in recognition of her promotion of women’s tennis to fans, media, and local communities by performing offcourt promotional and charitable activities

• Became first Ukrainian woman to reach QF at Australian Open, surpassing A.Bondarenko who fell in R16 in 2010; K.Bondarenko reached QF at 2009 US Open

• Enjoyed stand-out 2017, f inishing the year at No.6, winning a tour-leading five titles and posting second most wins of season (53, behind Wozniacki with 60)

• Became first player to win three Premier 5 titles in a single season (Dubai, Rome, Toronto), since such tournaments were introduced in 2009

• One of f ive players to make Top 10 debut in 2017, after winning Dubai in February (also Ostapenko, Garcia, Mladenovic and Vandeweghe). Peaked in rankings at No.3 on September 11, 2017

• In 2017 became the first Ukrainian woman to qualify for the WTA Finals in singles. Her countrywoman Natalia Medvedeva contested the doubles format in 1990

• Her nine titles over the last two seasons is the most on the WTA Tour

• Qualif ied for 2016 WTA Elite Trophy Zhuhai for the second time (l. Kvitova in F)

• Made WTA main draw debut at 2012 Baku (lost in 1r but won title the next two years)

• Played first ITF Circuit events of career in 2008. Winner of seven singles and two doubles titles on ITF Circuit

• Ukrainian Fed Cup Team, 2012‐2017. Ukrainian Olympic Team, 2016

GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 57 - 29

W - L 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 15 - 7 QF QF 3r 2r 3r 3r 1r -

ROLAND GARROS 16 - 7 3r 3r QF 4r QF 2r 2r -

WIMBLEDON 10 - 7 SF 1r 4r 2r 2r 1r 1r -

US OPEN 16 - 8 SF 4r 4r 3r 3r 1r 2r 1r

ELINA SVITOLINA UKR

11SEP2017 04MAY2015

S I N G L E S D O U B L E SR A N K I N G H I G H S

3 108

DATE OF BIRTH12-SEP-1994 (ODESSA, UKRAINE)

HEIGHT5’ 9” (1.74 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

WWW.WTATENNIS.COM 103

WTA YEAR-END RANKING YEAR RANK W-L2019 61 14-122018 175 --2017 690 --2016 903 --

SINGLES TITLES (0)FINALIST (1): 2019 – Lugano.

DOUBLES TITLES (0)

ADDITIONALPOLAND FED CUP - 2018-19.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• 2019 season highlights included fi rst tour-level fi nal at

Lugano (l. Hercog) and R16 run at Roland Garros (l. Halep)• Notched two Top 20 wins with upset over No.18 Wozniacki in

Toronto and No.16 Q.Wang at Roland Garros• Made Grand Slam debut (main draw and qualifying) at 2019

Australian Open, coming through qualifying to reach 2r (d. Bogdan, l. Giorgi)

• On fi rst direct entry, at 2019 Roland Garros, advanced to R16 (l. Halep); was one of three teenagers to reach R16, along with Anisimova and Vondrousova - the most to have reached this stage at a major since 2009 US Open: Oudin (17), Kvitova (18), Wickmayer (19) and Wozniacki (19)

• Ended 2019 season ranked No.61 (up from No.175 in 2018)• Highlights of 2018 campaign were four titles on the ITF

Circuit, including at the $60k clay court events in Budapest-HUN and Montreux-SUI

• Made WTA qualifying debut at 2019 Auckland• On ITF Circuit, owns seven singles titles• On professional debut, came through qualifying to win title

at $10k ITF/Stockholm-SWE• As a junior, she was part of the Polish team which won the

Junior Fed Cup in 2016 and won girls’ single at 2018 Wimbledon and 2018 Summer Youth Olympics in Buenos Aires

• Enjoyed success at the junior Grand Slams, highlighted by winning the girls’ singles at 2018 Wimbledon (d. Kung in F) and doubles at 2018 Roland Garros (w/McNally)

• Father is Olympic rower Tomasz Swiatek who competed in the men’s quadruple sculls event at the 1988 Summer Olympics in Seoul

• She resides in Raszyn, a small town near Warsaw

GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 5 - 4

W - L 19

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 1 - 1 2r

ROLAND GARROS 3 - 1 4r

WIMBLEDON 0 - 1 1r

US OPEN 1 - 1 2r

IGA SWIATEK POL

19AUG2019 14OCT2019

S I N G L E S D O U B L E SR A N K I N G H I G H S

49 442

DATE OF BIRTH31-MAY-2001 (WARSAW, POLAND)

HEIGHT5’ 9” (1.76 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

104

WTA YEAR-END RANKING YEAR RANK W-L2019 71 12-102018 144 3-62017 142 1-32016 221 1-1

YEAR RANK W-L2015 439 --2014 586 --2013 789 --

SINGLES TITLES (2)2019 Prague

Palermo

DOUBLES TITLES (0)

ADDITIONALWTA 125K SERIES TITLES - Doubles (1): 2018 - Newport Beach-CA, USA (w/ Doi).SWISS FED CUP – 2018.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Won fi rst and second titles of her career during 2019 season,

coming through qualifying to triumph at Prague (d. Muchova in F) and then at Palermo (d. No.5 Bertens in F)

• Made Top 100 debut after Prague success, jumping from No.146 to No.87 (May 6). Rose to career-high No.54 following Palermo title run (July 29)

• Also in 2019, made QF on home soil at Lausanne and fell 1r at nine other tour-level events (including Wimbledon and US Open). Won ITF Circuit title at Santa Margherita Di Pula-ITA

• Qualifi ed for fi rst Grand Slam main draw at 2018 US Open, going on to reach 2r (l. Kanepi). Also in 2018, reached 2r at tour-level events at Acapulco and Linz and lifted WTA 125K Series title at Newport Beach (w/Doi)

• Spent majority of 2016 on ITF Circuit, winning 44 matches and three titles to rise over 200 places in the rankings. Also reached 2r on WTA main draw debut at Strasbourg and fell in qualifying at US Open

• Made WTA qualifying debut at 2015 Luxembourg• Owns six singles and fi ve doubles titles on ITF Circuit• Played fi rst professional events of career on ITF Circuit in

Switzerland and Germany in 2013• As a junior won 2014 US Open girls’ doubles (w/Soylu) and a

gold medal in mixed doubles (w/Zielinski) at 2014 Youth Olympics in Nanjing

GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 1 - 3

W - L 19 18

AUSTRALIAN OPEN - - -

ROLAND GARROS - - -

WIMBLEDON 0 - 1 1r -

US OPEN 1 - 2 1r 2r

JIL TEICHMANN SUI

29JUL2019 07JAN2019

S I N G L E S D O U B L E SR A N K I N G H I G H S

54 170

DATE OF BIRTH15-JUL-1997 (BARCELONA, SPAIN)

HEIGHT5’ 6” (1.70 M)

PLAYSLEFT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

WWW.WTATENNIS.COM 105

GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 12 - 21

W - L 19 18 17 16 15 14 13

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 2 - 5 1r 1r - 1r 2r 2r -

ROLAND GARROS 4 - 5 1r 1r 1r - 2r 4r -

WIMBLEDON 2 - 5 2r 1r - - 2r 1r 1r

US OPEN 4 - 6 2r 2r 2r - 1r 1r 2r

AJLA TOMLJANOVIC

01APR2019 20OCT2014

S I N G L E S D O U B L E SR A N K I N G H I G H S

39 48

DATE OF BIRTH07-MAY-1993 (ZAGREBB, CROATIA)

HEIGHT5’ 11” (1.80 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

AUS

WTA YEAR-END RANKING YEAR RANK W-L2019 51 26-282018 43 22-192017 151 5-92016 930 0-22015 66 18-212014 63 17-202013 78 7-7

YEAR RANK W-L 2012 453 0-12011 145 1-52010 157 1-32009 353 0-12008 973 --

SINGLES TITLES (0)FINALIST (4): 2019 - Hua Hin; 2018 - Rabat, Seoul; 2015 – Pattaya City.

DOUBLES TITLES (0)

ADDITIONALCROATIA FED CUP – 2010-11.AUSTRALIA FED CUP – 2019.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Ended 2019 season at No.51, down from career-high

year-end ranking of No.43 in 2018• Posted new career-high ranking last year, peaking at

No.39 on April 1 (after Miami 3r run)• Season highlight was reaching fourth WTA singles f inal

at Hua Hin (l. Yastremska)• Posted two Top 10 wins last year, her f irst for almost f ive

years, defeating No.10 Sabalenka (Miami) and No.8 Bertens (Zhengzhou). Only other Top 10 triumph, and best win of career, came over No.3 A.Radwanska at 2014 Roland Garros

• Reached first Premier-level SF of career at 2019 Zhengzhou (l. eventual champion Ka.Pliskova)

• Closed out 2019 season representing Australia in Perth in Fed Cup Final vs. France – went 1-1 in singles as visitors ran out winners 3-2

• Reached second (Rabat, l. Mertens) and third (Seoul, l. Bertens) career WTA singles f inals in 2018 – only other f inal appearance coming at 2015 Pattaya City (l. Hantuchova)

• Best Grand Slam result to date was R16 run at 2014 Roland Garros (d. No.32 seed Vesnina in 2r and No.3 seed A.Radwanska in 3r, l. Suárez Navarro)

• Made pro debut on ITF Circuit in Croatia in 2007. WTA main draw debut came at 2009 Indian Wells (as WC, l. 1r)

• As a junior, achieved career-high ranking of No.4 in singles and No.4 in doubles. Member of Croatia’s victorious junior Fed Cup team in 2009

• Won the junior doubles crown in Australia in 2009 (w/ McHale)

• Announced in 2014 she would switch nationalities and start representing Australia (f irst did so at 2014 US Open)

106

WTA YEAR-END RANKING YEAR RANK W-L2019 70 14-142018 43 26-182017 42 22-252016 58 19-192015 33 21-162014 96 4-82013 70 11-19

YEAR RANK W-L 2012 102 9-142011 120 4-102010 184 1-32009 265 0-12008 353 --2007 663 --

SINGLES TITLES (4)2018 Acapulco2017 Acapulco2016 Guangzhou2015 Istanbul

FINALIST (1): 2019 – Brisbane.

DOUBLES TITLES (0)

ADDITIONALUKRAINE FED CUP - 2011-13, 2015-19.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Ended 2019 ranked No.70, down from No.27 in 2018,

however did post new career-high ranking last season of No.23 on February 18

• Kicked off season in strong fashion by reaching final of Brisbane (l. Ka.Pliskova), her f irst f inal at WTA Premier level

• Defeat of No.5 Osaka en route to Brisbane final was second win over a Top 5 player, after upsetting No.2 Wozniacki at 2018 US Open. Was previously 0-9 vs. Top 5 players prior to these two wins

• Prior to Brisbane loss, was perfect 4-0 on WTA singles f inals, lifting the title at Guangzhou in 2015 (d. U.Radwanska in F), Istanbul in 2016 (d. Jankovic in F), and Acapulco in 2017 (d. Mladenovic in F) and 2018 (d. Voegele in F)

• Forced to end 2019 season after Washington D.C. in August due to right elbow injury – spent rest of the year training and doing rehab in Marbella

• Finished 2018 with career-best year-end finish of No.27. Posted best Grand Slam result with run to QF at US Open and also reached R16 for f irst time at Roland Garros (ret. vs. Muguruza w/leg injury)

• Winner of six singles and eight doubles titles on ITF Circuit

• Played first events of career on ITF Circuit in 2007; made WTA main draw debut at 2009 Tashkent

GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 27 - 32

W - L 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 6 - 9 2r 2r 1r 1r 1r 1r 3r 2r 2r

ROLAND GARROS 7 - 7 3r 4r 3r 1r 1r - 1r 1r -

WIMBLEDON 6 - 9 1r 2r 3r 1r 2r 2r 2r 1r 1r

US OPEN 8 - 7 - QF 1r 4r 2r 1r 1r 1r -

LESIA TSURENKO UKR

18FEB2019 28MAY2018

S I N G L E SR A N K I N G H I G H S

23 115

DATE OF BIRTH30-MAY-1989 (VLADIMIREC, UKRAINE)

HEIGHT5’ 9” (1.74 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

WWW.WTATENNIS.COM 107

WTA YEAR-END RANKING YEAR RANK W-L2019 47 24-202018 50 21-222017 75 8-82016 124 4-132015 42 19-18

YEAR RANK W-L 2014 80 10-172013 129 1-42012 220 3-22011 297 1-22010 829 --

SINGLES TITLES (4)2019 Tashkent

Budapest2018 Budapest2017 Québec City

DOUBLES TITLES (1)2018 Luxembourg w/Minnen

FINALIST (1): 2015 - Antwerp (w/Mestach).

ADDITIONALWTA 125K SERIES TITLES - Singles (1): 2013 - Taipei-TPEBELGIUM FED CUP - 2012-18

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Ended 2019 ranked No.47, her highest-placed finish

since career-high year-end ranking of No.42 in 2015• Won two WTA singles titles in 2019 (first time in career

she has won multiple events in same season), at Budapest (as defending champion, d. Vondrousova in F) and Tashkent (d. Cirstea in F)

• At 2018 Wimbledon, reached R16 for f irst time (d. defending champion Muguruza en route)

• Won second tour-level title at Budapest in February 2018, dropping only one set which came in the final (d. Cibulkova in F)

• 2017 season was highlighted by lifting first WTA singles title at Québec City (d. Babos in F)

• Best result at the majors came in 2015, reaching QF at Roland Garros to become first Belgian to reach this stage in Paris since Henin won the title in 2007

• Won 10th and 11th ITF singles titles in 2016, at $50k ITF/ Stockton-USA and $50k ITF/Las Vegas-USA

• Won WTA 125k event in Chinese Taipei in 2013 • Owns one WTA doubles titles, at 2018 Luxembourg (w/

Minnen). R-Up at 2015 Antwerp (W/Mestach)• Contested first WTA qualifying event at 2011 Brussels,

reaching 2r (l. Wickmayer)

GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 10 - 18 W - L 19 18 17 16 15 14

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 0 - 5 1r 1r - 1r 1r 1r

ROLAND GARROS 6 - 5 1r 2r 2r - QF 1r

WIMBLEDON 5 - 6 2r 4r 1r 1r 1r 1r

US OPEN 1 - 6 2r 1r 1r 1r 1r 1r

ALISON VAN UYTVANCK BEL

13AUG2018 26OCT2015

S I N G L E S D O U B L E SR A N K I N G H I G H S

37 106

DATE OF BIRTH26-MAR-1994 (VILVOORDE, BELGIUM)

HEIGHT5’ 8” (1.73 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 12 - 22

ALISON VAN UYTVANCK BEL

13AUG2018 30SEP2019

S I N G L E S D O U B L E SR A N K I N G H I G H S

37 97

DATE OF BIRTH26-MAR-1994 (VILVOORDE, BELGIUM)

HEIGHT5’ 8” (1.73 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

108

WTA YEAR-END RANKING YEAR RANK W-L2019 19 35-242018 34 31-242017 56 16-212016 101 4-162015 105 10-10

YEAR RANK W-L2014 84 12-182013 86 12-122012 118 4-12011 392 --

SINGLES TITLES (2)2017 Nottingham2014 Kuala Lumpur.

FINALIST (6): 2019 - St. Petersburg, Nottingham; 2018 - Washington, D.C.; 2015 - Tashkent; 2013 - Birmingham; 2012 - Tashkent.

DOUBLES TITLES (0)

ADDITIONALCROATIA FED CUP - 2012-15, 2017, 2019.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Achieved career-high ranking and career-best year-end

finish of No.19 in 2019• Reached two finals last season, f inishing R-Up at St.

Petersburg in f irst Premier-level f inal (l. Bertens) and Nottingham (l. Garcia)

• Posted best win-by-ranking with defeat of No.2 Kvitova during St. Petersburg; only lost to World No.1 Osaka in Stuttgart courtesy of third-set tie-break

• Posted best Grand Slam result in 2019, reaching QF at US Open, and also reached R16 at Roland Garros for the f irst time

• Closed out 2019 by qualifying for WTA Elite Trophy Zhuhai, bowing out in round robin stage (went 0-2)

• 2018 highlights were reaching final at Washington D.C. (l. Kuznetsova after holding 4mp) and scoring multiple wins over Top 10 players at same tournament for f irst time in career during SF run at Tokyo (d. No.9 Stephens and No.4 Garcia)

• Enjoyed a resurgent year in 2017, cracking the Top-50 in the week of July 24, 2017

• When she won first career singles title at 2014 Kuala Lumpur, aged 17 yrs 10 mos, became youngest player to win a WTA singles title since 2006 Bangkok (Vania King)

• Reached first WTA career f inal at 2012 Tashkent. In what was her f irst WTA main draw appearance, became youngest WTA finalist since 15-year-old Paszek won Portoroz in 2005

• Broke into Top 100 (at No.93) on January 28, 2013 • On ITF Circuit has won five singles and one doubles title • Elected to WTA Players’ Council in 2019 (two-year term)

GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 22 - 25

W - L 19 18 17 16 15 14 13

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 4 - 7 2r 2r 2r 1r 1r 1r 1r

ROLAND GARROS 6 - 7 4r 2r 1r 1r 1r 1r 3r

WIMBLEDON 5 - 6 1r 4r 2r 1r - 2r 1r

US OPEN 7 - 5 QF 1r 3r - - 1r 2r

DONNA VEKIC CRO

04NOV2019 20AUG2018

S I N G L E S D O U B L E SR A N K I N G H I G H S

19 171

DATE OF BIRTH28-JUN-1996 (OSIJEK, CROATIA)

HEIGHT5’ 10” (1.79 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

WWW.WTATENNIS.COM 109

GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 12 - 10

W - L 19 18 17

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 2 - 2 2r 2r -

ROLAND GARROS 7 - 3 F 1r 2r

WIMBLEDON 0 - 3 1r 1r 1r

US OPEN 3 - 2 - 4r 1r

WTA YEAR-END RANKING YEAR RANK W-L2019 16 29-92018 67 14-162017 67 9-72016 376 1-12015 429 --

SINGLES TITLES (1)2017 Biel

FINALIST (3): 2019 - Budapest, Istanbul, Roland Garros.

DOUBLES TITLES (0)

ADDITIONALCZECH REPUBLIC FED CUP - 2017, 2019.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Enjoyed break-out season in 2019, reaching three finals

across the year and posting career-high ranking • Finished R-Up at Budapest (l. Van Uytvanck) and

Istanbul (l. Martic) before reaching championship match at Roland Garros (l. Barty); did not drop a set en route to f inal in Paris

• Ranked No.38, was joint-third lowest-ranked woman to reach Roland Garros f inal, and aged 19, was f irst teenager to reach title match there since Ivanovic in 2007

• Posted first win of career over a Top 2 player in 2019, defeating No.2 Halep at Indian Wells and then Rome

• Forced to shut 2019 season down early due to left wrist injury – did not play again following 1r exit at Wimbledon

• At 2018 US Open, became the first teenager to reach the last 16 at Flushing Meadows since 2016 (Konjuh, QF – 18) and the youngest Czech player to advance to this stage in New York since 2005 (Vaidisova, R16 – 16)

• Was the biggest ranking mover on tour in 2017, from No.376 to No.67 (309 places)

• Made WTA breakthrough by winning International-level title at 2017 Biel/Bienne (d. Kontaveit in F). At No.233, was the lowest-ranked title winner in 2017 and aged 17 years, 293 days was the youngest since Konjuh (17 years, 169 days) at 2015 Nottingham

• Reached doubles QF at 2017 Wimbledon (w/Bellis, l. eventual f inalists H.Chan/Niculescu)

• Advanced to 2r on tour-level debut at 2016 Prague – as wildcard

• On ITF Circuit, winner of seven singles and four doubles titles

• Made professional debut at 2014 $100k ITF/Prague-CZE (d. Suk, l. Brengle in 2r)

• In juniors won doubles at Australian Open and Roland Garros in 2015 (both w/Kolodziejova). In singles, was semifinalist at both Roland Garros and Wimbledon

MARKETA VONDROUSOVA CZE

01JUL2019 29APR2019

S I N G L E S D O U B L E SR A N K I N G H I G H S

14 91

DATE OF BIRTH28-JUN-1999 (SOKOLOV, CZE)

HEIGHT5' 8" (1.72 M)

PLAYSLEFT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

110110

WTA YEAR-END RANKING YEAR RANK W-L2019 29 21-192018 20 37-212017 45 24-192016 70 8-122015 114 4-142014 100 1-22013 217 1-1

YEAR RANK W-L2012 193 0-32011 270 --2010 291 --2009 363 --2008 556 --2007 778 --2006 896 --

SINGLES TITLES (2)2018 Nanchang2018 Guangzhou

FINALIST (2): 2018 - Hong Kong, WTA Elite Trophy Zhuhai.

DOUBLES TITLES (0)FINALIST (1): 2017 - Hong Kong (w/J.Lu)

ADDITIONALWTA 125K SERIES TITLES - Singles (1): 2017 - Zhengzhou.CHINA FED CUP - 2012-16.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Enjoyed a string of career-best results across last season,

which included posting best results at three of the Grand Slams (3r Australian Open, 3r Wimbledon and QF US Open)

• Additionally reached fi rst Premier Mandatory QF at Miami and posted best win-by-ranking by defeating No.2 Barty at US Open

• Her US Open run made her just the fi fth Chinese woman to reach a Grand Slam QF (after Li Na, Zheng Jie, Peng Shuai and Zhang Shuai)

• Her new career-high ranking of No.12 following New York result made her the second highest ranked Chinese singles player in history (after No.2 Li Na)

• Enjoyed breakout 2018 campaign with 37 main draw match wins, her fi rst season of 30 or more wins in her career

• Posted an incredible 23-6 win-loss record on home soil in 2018: Nanchang (WON), Guangzhou (WON), Wuhan (SF), Beijing (SF), Hong Kong (R-UP) and Zhuhai (R-UP)

• Dropped just 18 games en route to second career title at Guangzhou – the fewest games lost in winning a WTA singles title in 2018 – becoming the fourth Chinese woman to win the title in the tournament’s 15-year history, joining Li (2004), Yan (2005) and Zhang (2013 and 2017)

• Lifted fi rst tour-level title in July at Nanchang (d. Zheng Saisai in F following ret. w/fatigue)

• Achieved fi rst Top 50 year-end fi nish in 2017, fi nishing as China’s No.3. Ascended 25 spots from No.70 in 2016 to No.45 in 2017, marking third Top 100 season in four years

• Advanced to fi rst WTA SF at 2017 Hong Kong (l. Pavlyuchenkova) and captured WTA 125K Series title in Zhengzhou

• On ITF Circuit, owns 13 singles and one doubles title • Made WTA qualifying debut at 2007 Beijing and main draw

debut at 2012 Baku• Gold medalist at 2018 Asian Games

GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 19 - 21

W-L 19 18 17 16 15 14

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 3 - 5 3r 1r 1r 2r 1r -

ROLAND GARROS 4 - 5 2r 3r 1r 2r 1r -

WIMBLEDON 3 - 5 3r 1r 2r 1r 1r -

US OPEN 9 - 6 QF 3r 1r 2r 2r 2r

WANG QIANG CHN

09SEP2019 23JUL2018

S I N G L E S D O U B L E SR A N K I N G H I G H S

12 118

DATE OF BIRTH14-JAN-1992 (TIANJIN, CHINA)

HEIGHT5’ 8” (1.72 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

WWW.WTATENNIS.COM 111WWW.WTATENNIS.COM 111

WTA YEAR-END RANKING YEAR RANK W-L2019 48 25-21 2018 73 11-122017 168 5-52016 117 3-8

YEAR RANK W-L2015 135 1-32014 191 3-12013 313 --2012 520 --

SINGLES TITLES (1)2019 Acapulco

DOUBLES TITLES (3)2018 Taipei City w/Y.Duan2015 WTA Elite Trophy Zhuhai w/C.Liang2015 Kuala Lumpur w/C.Liang

FINALIST (3): 2019 - Hua Hin (w/Blinkova); 2016 - Kuala Lumpur (w/C.Liang); 2015 - Shenzhen (w/C.Liang)

ADDITIONALWTA 125K SERIES TITLES - Doubles (4): 2018 - Bol-CRO (w/Duque Marino), Zhengzhou (w/Y.Duan); 2017 - Hua Hin (w/Y.Duan); 2015 - Hua Hin (w/C.Liang)CHINA FED CUP - 2016, 2018-19.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Reached first WTA singles f inal in 2019, defeating Kenin

to lift title at Acapulco• Other highlights in were SF runs at Shenzhen and Seoul,

and QF showings at Hua Hin, Mallorca and Tianjin• Also in 2019 finished R-Up in doubles at Hua Hin (w/

Blinkova). Own three doubles titles, at 2018 Taipei City (w/Duan) and 2015 Kuala Lumpur and Zhuhai (both w/Liang)

• Contested the main draw of each Grand Slam in a calendar year for the f irst time in 2019, reaching 2r at both Australian Open and Wimbledon (also made this stage at 2016 and 2018 US Open)

• Matched best result at WTA Premier Mandatory level by making R16 at 2019 Miami (also reached this stage in 2018 at same event, as qualif ier)

• During Miami run defeated No.5 Svitolina for best win-by-ranking of career (bettering defeat of No.20 Stosur at 2014 Guangzhou)

• Season highlight in 2018 was reaching SF at Taipei City (l. eventual champion Babos), where she also won doubles title w/Duan

• Strong performances at WTA 125K Series events in 2018 highlighted by R-Up finish at Zhengzhou (l. S.Zheng)

• Season highlight in 2017 was reaching SF at Nanchang. Missed first half of 2017 due to illness

• Made Fed Cup debut for China in 2016 • Having fallen in qualifying at all four Grand Slam events

in 2015, made Grand Slam main draw debut at 2016 Australian Open (l. Sakkari in 1r)

• Made WTA singles main draw debut at 2014 Guangzhou, advancing to SF (l. Niculescu). Defeated No.20 Stosur en route to register f irst Top 20 win

• Contested WTA qualifying for the f irst time at 2012 Beijing

• Played first event of career at ITF/Quanzhou-CHN in 2009

GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 4 - 9

W - L 19 18 17 16

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 1 - 2 2r - 1r -

ROLAND GARROS 0 - 2 1r 1r - -

WIMBLEDON 1 - 2 2r 1r - -

US OPEN 2 - 3 1r 2r - 2r

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YEAR RANK W-L2013 1 78-42012 3 58-42011 12 22-32010 4 25-42009 1 50-122008 2 44-8

YEAR RANK W-L2007 7 35-102006 95 12-42005 11 21-72004 7 39-92003 3 38-32002 1 56-5

YEAR RANK W-L2001 6 38-72000 6 37-81999 4 41-71998 20 26-111997 99 3-2

SINGLES TITLES (72)2017 Australian Open2016 Wimbledon

Rome 2015 Cincinnati

Wimbledon Roland GarrosMiamiAustralian Open

2014 WTA Finals; US Open Cincinnati Stanford Rome MiamiBrisbane

2013 WTA Finals Beijing US Open Toronto

2013 Bastad Roland GarrosRomeMadridCharlestonMiamiBrisbane

2012 WTA Finals US Open OlympicsStanfordWimbledonMadridCharleston

2011 TorontoStanford

2010 Australian OpenWimbledon

2009 WTA FinalsWimbledonAustralian Open

2008 US OpenCharlestonMiamiBangalore

2007 Miami Australian Open

2005 Australian Open2004 Beijing

Miami2003 Wimbledon

MiamiParis [Indoors]Australian Open

2002 LeipzigTokyo [Princess Cup]

2002 US OpenWimbledonRoland GarrosRomeMiamiScottsdale

2001 WTA FinalsTorontoIndian WellsTokyo [Princess Cup]

2000 Los AngelesHannover

1999 Grand Slam Cup US OpenLos AngelesIndian WellsParis [Indoors]

FINALIST (25): 2019 - Wimbledon, Toronto, US Open; 2018 - Wimbledon, US Open; 2016 - Australian Open, Indian Wells, Roland Garros; 2013 - Doha, Cincinnati; 2011 - US Open; 2010 - Sydney; 2009 - Miami; 2008 - Wimbledon; 2007 - Moscow; 2004 - Wimbledon, Los Angeles, WTA Finals; 2003 - Charleston; 2002 - Berlin, WTA Finals; 2001 - US Open; 2000 - Paris [Indoors], Montréal; 1999 - Miami.

DOUBLES TITLES (23)2016 Wimbledon 2012 Olympics

Wimbledon 2010 Roland Garros

MadridAustralian Open

2009 US Open StanfordWimbledon

Australian Open2008 Olympics

Wimbledon

2003 Australian Open 2002 Leipzig*2002 Wimbledon2001 Australian Open 2000 Olympics

Wimbledon

1999 US Open Roland Garros Hannover

1998 Zürich Oklahoma City

FINALIST (1): 1999 - San Diego (w/V.Williams).*Serena has won 22 doubles titles with her sister Venus. Serena won 2002 Leipzig with Alexandra Stevenson.

MIXED DOUBLES TITLES (2)1998 Wimbledon (w/Mirnyi) 1998 US Open (w/Mirnyi)

FINALIST (2): 1999 - Australian Open (w/Mirnyi); 1998 - Roland Garros (w/Lobo).

GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 349 - 49

W-L 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 09 08 07 06 05 04 03 02 01 00 99 98

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 85 - 11 QF - W F W 4r QF 4r - W W QF W 3r W - W - QF 4r 3r 2r

ROLAND GARROS 65 - 13 3r 4r - F W 2r W 1r - QF QF 3r QF - - QF SF W QF - 3r 4r

WIMBLEDON 98 - 12 F F - W W 3r 4r W 4r W W F QF - 3r F W W QF SF - 3r

US OPEN 101 - 13 F F - SF SF W W W F - SF W QF 4r 4r QF - W F QF W 3r

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ADDITIONALUSA FED CUP - 1999, 2003, 2007, 2012-13, 2015, 2018.USA OLYMPIC TEAM - 2000, 2008, 2012, 2016

WTA FINALS HISTORYSINGLES (29-6): 2001, 2002, 2004, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2012, 2013, 2014DOUBLES (0-1): 2009Played WTA Finals nine times in six different cities: Munich, Los Angeles, Madrid, Doha, Istanbul and Singapore… Has won the title f ive times (2002, 2009, 2012, 2013, 2014)… Runner-up twice (2002, 2004)… Of eight appearances, advanced to the final six times; only exception came when withdrew during round-robin play (2007, 2008)… Twice played in WTA Finals when competition was staged in single-elimination format (Won in 2001; runner-up in 2002)… Won title on debut in 2001, winning via walkover in the f inal (after Davenport withdrew)… Also qualif ied but did not play due to injury in 2010, 2015 and 2016… Played singles and doubles in 2009 (w/sister Venus).

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS • Contested her 32nd and 33rd Grand Slam finals in 2019,

at Wimbledon (l. Halep) and US Open (l. Andreescu) • At 37 years and 347 days for New York f inal, became the

oldest Grand Slam finalist in the Open Era • Record in Slam finals stands at 23-10. Chasing Margaret

Court’s record of 24 Grand Slam singles titles, the all-time record

• By making US Open final, owns the largest gap between first Grand Slam final appearance and most recent f inal appearance at 19 yrs, 362 days (d. Hingis in 1999 US Open) - previously held by V.Williams at 19 yrs, 312 days (l. Hingis in 1997 US Open, l. Muguruza in 2017 Wimbledon)

• Reached a further f inal last year at Toronto (ret. vs. Andreescu w/back injury)

• With 72 career singles titles, ranks f ifth on the Open Era list of most titles, after Martina Navratilova (167), Chris Evert (154), Steffi Graf (107) and Margaret Court (92)

• All three f inals in 2019 – Wimbledon, Toronto and US Open – came in consecutive tournaments

• Ended 2019 ranked No.10, her f irst year-end finish inside the elite ranking bracket since 2016 (at No.2)

• Other highlights last season were reaching QF at Australian Open and partnering with Andy Murray to contest mixed doubles at Wimbledon (reaching 3r)

• Defeated World No.1 Halep in R16 at Australian Open – at 37 years, is oldest player to defeat the reigning World No.1

• Reached two Grand Slam finals in 2018, at Wimbledon (l. Kerber) and US Open (l. Osaka). Made return to Tour following birth of daughter Olympia at 2018 Indian Wells.

• Aged 35y 125d at the conclusion of 2017 Australian Open, is the oldest player to win a Grand Slam title in the Open Era (d. V.Williams in F). Has won 10 Grand Slam titles as a 30-something

• Boasts the longest span of Grand Slam singles glory all-time. Pre-Open Era, Helen Wills Moody won her majors over the course of 15y 9.5m. Serena won her f irst Slam at 1999 US Open, some 17y 6.5m before her 2017 Australian

title. WTA legends Evert, Navratilova and Graf all won their Slams over a 12-year span

• The 2017 Australian Open final saw Serena and Venus have the oldest combined age of any Grand Slam final match-up in the Open Era (71 years, 351 days), beating the previous record set by Flavia Pennetta and Roberta Vinci (66 years, 19 days) at the 2015 US Open. Prior to that all-Italian final the record was held for nearly four decades by Virginia Wade and Betty Stove – who had a combined age of just over 63 years, 11 months at 1977 Wimbledon

• In the Open Era, Williams’ 11-year gap between Roland Garros titles in 2002 and 2013 (without winning another Roland Garros title during that time) is the longest gap for a woman at any Grand Slam

• Has twice been in possession of all four majors for a “Serena Slam” (2002 Roland Garros to 2003 Australian Open and 2014 US Open to 2015 Wimbledon)

• Has won 14 Grand Slam doubles titles, all with sister Venus – most recently at 2016 Wimbledon (d. Babos/ Shvedova in F). Also won mixed doubles titles at 1998 Wimbledon and 1998 US Open (both w/Mirnyi)

• The sisters held all four Grand Slam titles at same time, from 2009 Wimbledon through 2010 Roland Garros – third pair to do so (also Navratilova/Shriver and Fernandez/Zvereva). Also teamed with Venus to win three Olympic gold medals: 2000 Sydney, 2008 Beijing and 2012 London

• Ended 2017 ranked No.22, despite playing only two events all season, and both in January. Broke streak of 10 consecutive Top 20 finishes. Overall, has 16 Top 10 finishes to her name (most recently in 2019) – third-most behind Navratilova (20) and Evert (19) – including five as the year-end No.1

• Holds distinction of being the oldest No.1 in WTA history – set record when most recent streak began on February 18, 2013. Spent her 319th week at No.1 in May 2017. Third on all-time list after Graf ’s 377 and Navratilova’s 332

• Held the top ranking for 186 consecutive weeks (through 2016 US Open) which equaled the record held by Graf (186 weeks, August 17, 1986 through March 10, 1991)

• Has registered 17 career wins over (eight different) No.1 ranked players, second-most behind Navratilova (18)

• Among active players, owns the most titles on clay (13), hard (46) and grass (8)

• Singles gold medalist at London 2012 Olympics, and doubles gold medalist at 2000 Sydney, 2008 Beijing and 2012 London (all w/V.Williams)

• Spent eight weeks as co-No.1 in doubles (w/V. Williams); one of six players to hold No.1 in singles and doubles simultaneously (also Navratilova, Hingis, Sánchez Vicario, Davenport and Clijsters)

• Holds single-season prize money record of $12,385,572, achieved in 2013

• Gave birth to daughter Alexis Olympia Ohanian Jr. on September 1, 2017

• Married Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian in November 2017 in New Orleans

• Launched her own clothing line, ‘Serena’

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YEAR RANK W-L2012 24 24-92011 103 8-32010 5 38-72009 6 38-162008 6 40-112007 8 50-102006 48 13-6

YEAR RANK W-L2005 10 37-102004 9 44-122003 11 26-52002 2 62-92001 3 46-52000 3 41-41999 3 61-13

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SINGLES TITLES (49)2016 Kaohsiung2015 WTA Elite Trophy

WuhanAuckland

2014 Dubai2012 Luxembourg2010 Acapulco

Dubai2009 Acapulco

Dubai

2008 WTA FinalsZürichWimbledon

2007 SeoulWimbledonMemphis

2005 WimbledonIstanbul

2004 WarsawCharleston

2003 Antwerp

2002 New HavenSan DiegoStanfordAmelia Island

AntwerpParis [Indoors]Gold Coast

2001 US OpenNew HavenSan DiegoWimbledon

HamburgMiami

2000 OlympicsUS OpenNew HavenSan DiegoStanfordWimbledon

1999 ZürichNew HavenRome

HamburgMiamiOklahoma City

1998 Grand Slam Cup Miami

Oklahoma City

FINALIST (34): 2017 - Australian Open, Wimbledon, WTA Finals; 2016 - Stanford; 2014 - Auckland, Montréal, Québec City; 2010 - Miami, Madrid; 2009 - Wimbledon, Stanford, WTA Finals; 2007 - Tokyo [Japan Open]; 2005 - Antwerp, Stanford; 2004- Berlin, Stanford; 2003 - Australian Open, Warsaw, Wimbledon; 2002 - Hamburg, Roland Garros, Wimbledon, US Open; 2000- Linz; 1999 - Hannover, Stanford, San Diego, Grand Slam Cup; 1998 - Sydney, Rome, Stanford, Zürich; 1997 - US Open.

DOUBLES TITLES (22)2016 Wimbledon 2012 Olympics 2012 Wimbledon 2010 Roland Garros 2010 Madrid2010 Australian Open

2009 US Open 2009 Stanford2009 Wimbledon2009 Australian Open2008 Olympics2008 Wimbledon

2003 Australian Open 2002 Wimbledon2001 Australian Open 2000 Olympics 2000 Wimbledon1999 US Open

1999 Roland Garros 1999 Hannover1998 Zürich 1998 Oklahoma City

FINALIST (1): 1999 - San Diego (w/S.Williams).*Venus has won 22 doubles titles, all with her sister Serena.

MIXED DOUBLES TITLES (2)1998 Roland Garros (w/Gimelstob) 1998 Australian Open (w/Gimelstob)

FINALIST (2): 2016 - Olympics (w/Ram); 2006 - Wimbledon (w/B.Bryan)

GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 269 - 76

W - L 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 09 08 07 06 05 04 03 02 01 00 99 98 97

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 53 - 19 3r 1r F 1r QF 1r 3r - 3r QF 2r QF - 1r 4r 3r F QF SF - QF QF -

ROLAND GARROS 48 - 22 1r 1r 4r 4r 1r 2r 1r 2r - 4r 3r 3r 3r QF 3r QF 4r F 1r QF 4r QF 2r

WIMBLEDON 89 - 17 1r 3r F SF 4r 3r - 1r 4r QF F W W 3r W 2r F F W W QF QF 1r

US OPEN 79 - 18 2r 3r SF 4r QF 3r 2r 2r 1r SF 4r QF SF - QF 4r - F W W SF SF F

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ADDITIONALUSA FED CUP - 1999, 2003-05, 2007, 2012-13, 2015-16,2018.USA OLYMPIC TEAM - 2000, 2004, 2008, 2012, 2016.

WTA FINALS HISTORYSINGLES (14-7): 1999, 2002, 2008, 2009, 2017DOUBLES (0-1): 2009Played in WTA Finals f ive times in four different cities: New York, Los Angeles, Doha and Singapore... Qualif ied a total of 11 times...Won the title in 2008 (d. Zvonareva in F)...Runner-up in 2009 (l. S.Williams) and in 2017 (l. Wozniacki)...Twice played in WTA Finals when competition was played in single-elimination format (semifinalist in 1999 and 2002)...Played both singles and doubles in 2009 (w/S.Williams)...Singles alternate in 2015 but did not play..CAREER HIGHLIGHTS • Won 800th career singles match during run to QF at

2019 Indian Wells, becoming sixth woman to reach that milestone behind Navratilova, Evert, Graf, Wade and S.Williams

• In addition to Indian Wells (l. Kerber), reached two other QF in 2019, at Birmingham (l. eventual champion Barty) and Cincinnati (l. eventual champion Keys). Finished season ranked No.53 – just her second non-Top 50 finish since 1996

• Winnings in 2019 took her career total past $41 million – S.Williams (more than $92 million) is the only other player to pass this milestone

• At 2019 US Open made her 84th Grand Slam main draw appearance – the Open Era record, ahead of S. Williams (73), Frazier (71), Schiavone (70) and Navratilova (67)

• Ended 2017 season as runner-up at WTA Finals (l. Wozniacki). Oldest player to ever reach the title bout at the season finale

• Was only player to reach multiple Slam finals in 2017, at Australian Open (l. S.Williams) and Wimbledon (l. Muguruza). Ended 2017 season as runner-up at WTA Finals (l. Wozniacki) – the oldest player to ever reach the title bout at the season finale

• Returned to Top 10 by reaching 2017 Wimbledon final and last appeared in the elite bracket on July 15, 2018 (at the age of 38 years, 29 days). At the time, was the third oldest player to rank in the Top 10 in WTA history behind Billie Jean King (September 26, 1983 – 39 years, 322 days) and Martina Navratilova (December 26, 1994 – 38 years, 75 days); since surpassed by sister, Serena late in 2019 season

• Is a seven-time Grand Slam singles champion, winning Wimbledon five times (2000-01, 2005 and 2007-08) and US Open twice (2000 and 2001). In addition, a nine-time Grand Slam R-Up across all four majors: Wimbledon (2002-03, 2009 and 2017), US Open (1997, 2002), Roland Garros (2002) and Australian Open (2003, 2017)

• The span between her maiden Grand Slam final at the US Open in 1997 and 2017 Wimbledon is the longest in Open Era history:

PLAYER / YEARSVenus Williams / 1997-2017Martina Navratilova / 1975-1994Serena Williams / 1999-2017Chris Evert / 1973-1988

• With 49 WTA titles, is currently 11th on list of Open Era titleholders, chasing Monica Seles (53 titles). Won Kaohsiung in 2016 at the age of 36 – is f ifth‐oldest player to win a WTA singles title, behind Billie Jean King (39) at 1983 Birmingham, Kimiko Date (38) at 2009 Seoul, Martina Navratilova (37) at 1994 Paris [Indoors] and Francesca Schiavone (36) at 2017 Bogotá

• Was diagnosed with Sjögrens Syndrome in 2011, missing the end of that season and start of 2012

• Won singles gold medal at 2000 Sydney Olympics (d. Dementieva in F); has won doubles gold three times with sister Serena, at Sydney, Beijing and London

• Spent 11 weeks at world No.1 in singles (f irst ascended to top spot week of February 25, 2002) and topped the doubles rankings for eight weeks in 2010

• Owns 14 Grand Slam doubles titles (all w/S.Williams), most recently winning 2016 Wimbledon. In mixed doubles, won Australian Open (w/Gimelstob) and Roland Garros (w/Gimelstob, d. S.Willams/Lobo in F) in 1998

• Played 30 Fed Cup rubbers for USA between 1999 and 2018, winning two rubbers in 4-1 f inal win over Russian in 1999

• Made WTA main draw debut at Oakland in 1994; as unranked WC, defeated Stafford in 1r before falling to then‐world No.2 Sánchez Vicario in three sets

• Owns interior design company, VStarr Interiors. Also set up clothing line called EleVen, designing her own on-court outfits

• In 2015 received Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from Indiana University East

• Coached by Richard Williams and Oracene Price

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SINGLES TITLES (30)2018 Beijing

EastbourneAustralian Open

2017 WTA FinalsTokyo [Pan Pacifi c]

2016 Hong KongTokyo [Pan Pacifi c]

2015 Kuala Lumpur2014 Istanbul2013 Luxembourg2012 Moscow

Seoul2011 New Haven

CopenhagenBrussels

2011 CharlestonIndian WellsDubai

2010 BeijingTokyo [Pan Pacifi c]New HavenMontréalCopenhagenPonte Vedra Beach

2009 New HavenEastbournePonte Vedra Beach

2008 Tokyo [Japan Open]New HavenStockholm

FINALIST (25): 2019 - Charleston; 2018 - Auckland; 2017 - Doha, Dubai, Miami, Eastbourne, Bastad, Toronto; 2015 - Auckland, Stuttgart; 2014 - US Open, Tokyo [Pan Pacific]; 2013 - Indian Wells; 2012 - Copenhagen, Tournament of Champions-Sofia; 2011- Doha, Stuttgart; 2010 - Indian Wells, WTA Finals; 2009 - Memphis, Charleston, Madrid, Bastad, US Open; 2008 - Luxembourg.

DOUBLES TITLES (2)2009 Memphis w/Azarenka2008 Beijing w/Medina Garrigues

FINALIST (1): 2006 - Memphis (w/Azarenka).

WTA FINALS HISTORYSINGLES (14-10): 2009-2011, 2014, 2017-18Played in WTA Finals six times in three different cities: Doha (2009-2010), Istanbul (2011) and Singapore (2014, 2017, 2018)...Runner-up in 2010 (l. Clijsters)...Advanced to the semifinals on two further occasions (2009, 2014)...Posted a 4-1 record en route to capturing the title in 2017 (d. V.Williams in F)... Went 1-2 in 2018 round robin play.

ADDITIONALDENMARK FED CUP - 2005-11, 2015DENMARK OLYMPIC TEAM - 2008, 2012, 2016.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Ended 2019 ranked No.38 – her fi rst non-Top 20 fi nish since 2007 – having

announced rheumatoid arthritis diagnosis at WTA Finals in October 2018 • Season highlight in 2019 was reaching fi nal at Charleston (l. Keys) and SF at

Beijing, where she was the defending champion (l. Osaka)• With 30 singles titles, sits fourth among active players, behind S.Williams,

V.Williams and Sharapova). Until 2019, had won at least one title in 11 straight seasons (since 2008), including six titles in both 2010 and 2011

• Highlight of 2018 was winning her fi rst Grand Slam title (d. Halep in F) and reclaiming the World No.1 ranking at Australian Open – becoming just the fourth player all-time (also, Navratilova, Ivanovic and Azarenka) to simultaneously win her maiden major title and ascend to No.1; saved 2mp (in 2r vs. Fett) en route to title

• Season highlight in 2017 was winning biggest title of career to that point at 2017 WTA Finals Singapore (d. V.Williams in F)

• Scored three wins over No.1-ranked players in 2017, against Ka.Pliskova (Toronto), Muguruza (Tokyo [PPO]) and Halep (Singapore). Had never previously secured victory over the top-ranked player in her career; lifetime record now stands at 4-6 vs. No.1 players (also beat Halep at 2018 Australian Open)

• In addition to 2018 Australian Open triumph, is also a two-time Grand Slam runner-up, losing the title match at the US Open in 2009 (l. Clijsters) and 2014 (l. S.Williams). Became fi rst Danish player to reach a Grand Slam fi nal since Kurt Nielsen at 1955 Wimbledon

• Made Grand Slam debut at 2007 Roland Garros (l. Dechy in 1r). Would go on to play 36 consecutive majors until streak was snapped by withdrawal from 2016 Roland Garros (w/right ankle injury)

• Won fi rst WTA title at 2008 Stockholm, the fi rst title won by a Danish woman • Denmark’s fl ag bearer at 2016 Rio Olympics • Rose to No.1 on October 11, 2010 and held No.1 ranking for total of 67 weeks;

returned to No.1 on January 29, 2018 after Australian Open title for the fi rst time in six years, marking the longest gap between stints at the top spot since the computer rankings were introduced in November 1975 (6 years, 0 days)

• Broke into Top 100 on July 9, 2007 and entered Top 50 on January 28, 2008. Debuted in Top 10 on May 18, 2009

• Qualifi ed for WTA Finals on six occasions (2009-11, 2014, 2017, 2018) • Winner of two WTA doubles titles – 2008 Beijing (w/Medina Garrigues) and

2009 Memphis (w/Azarenka) • Made professional debut aged 15 as a wildcard at 2005 Cincinnati• In juniors, won girls’ singles title at 2006 Wimbledon and was a fi nalist at

2006 Australian Open • Ran 2014 New York City Marathon with charity Team for Kids • Married former NBA player David Lee in Tuscany in June 2019 after the ex-

New York Knicks forward proposed on holiday in Bora Bora

GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 118 - 49

W - L 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 09 08 07

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 34 - 11 3r W 3r 1r 2r 3r 4r QF SF 4r 3r 4r -

ROLAND GARROS 21 - 12 1r 4r QF - 2r 1r 2r 3r 3r QF 3r 3r 1r

WIMBLEDON 25 - 13 3r 2r 4r 1r 4r 4r 2r 1r 4r 4r 4r 3r 2r

US OPEN 38 - 13 3r 2r 2r SF 2r F 3r 1r SF SF F 4r 2r

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YEAR RANK RANK2019 -- 82018 1170 122017 667 162016 417 202015 205 492014 182 752013 350 992012 261 151

SINGLES DOUBLESYEAR RANK RANK 2011 313 1482010 277 1212009 402 2262008 297 922007 357 1242006 423 3522005 850 --

SINGLES TITLES (0)

DOUBLES TITLES (9)2019 Nürnberg w/Dabrowski2018 Eastbourne w/Dabrowski

Sydney w/Dabrowski2017 New Haven w/Dabrowski

Miami w/Dabrowski2016 WTA Elite Trophy Zhuhai w/Soylu2015 Tianjin w/S.Zheng

Stanford w/S.Zheng2013 Seoul w/C.Chan

FINALIST (7): 2019 - Madrid, Wimbledon (both w/Dabrowski); 2018 - Beijing (w/Dabrowski); 2016 - Shenzhen (w.S.Zheng), Tianjin (w/Linette); 2008 - Beijing (w/Han); 2007 - Beijing (w/Han).

ADDITIONALWTA 125K SERIES TITLES - Doubles (1): 2013 - Nanjing-CHN (w/Doi).CHINA FED CUP - 2019.

WTA FINALS HISTORYDOUBLES (1-4): 2017-19Qualif ied for WTA Finals in 2017, 2018 and 2019 (all w/Dabrowski)... Lost in opening round in 2017 and 2018 and finished 1-2 in round-robin stage in 2019.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Closed out 2019 season at No.8 on WTA Doubles Rankings

for f irst Top 10 finish of career; the sole lefthander in that elite bracket

• Season highlight in 2019 was reaching first Grand Slam final of career at Wimbledon, with regular partner Dabrowski (l. Hsieh/Strycova)

• Also in 2019, won ninth career doubles title at Nürnberg and was runner-up at Madrid (both w/Dabrowski)

• Team of Dabrowski/Xu qualif ied for the WTA Finals for the third time in 2019, going 1-2 in round robin play at Shenzhen

• Alongside Dabrowski also qualif ied for WTA Finals in Singapore in 2017 and 2018; team fell in QF on both occasions

• Prior to run to Wimbledon final in 2019, best Grand Slam results were SF efforts at 2016 Australian Open (w/S.Zheng) and 2018 Wimbledon (w/Dabrowski); has reached a further seven Grand Slam QF

• Made Fed Cup debut for China in 2019, going 2-0 in doubles at zone level

• Won biggest title of career at Premier Mandatory-level Miami in 2017 (w/Dabrowski)

• Best singles results at Tour level are 2r appearances at Guangzhou in 2008 (as qualif ier, l. No.9 Zvonareva) and 2014 (as qualif ier, l. Torró Flor), 2017 Rabat (as qualif ier, l. Schiavone)

• On ITF Circuit, owns one singles titles, at $25k Nanning-CHN in 2014, and 21 doubles titles

• Made WTA singles debut by winning her way through qualifying at 2007 Beijing (l. Peng in 1r)

• Played first events of career on ITF Circuit in China in 2004

• English name is Julie• Off-court, likes to relax by singing karaoke

GRAND SLAM HISTORY (DOUBLES)Overall Doubles: 42 - 21

W - L 19 18 17 16 15 14

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 10 - 5 1r QF QF SF 1r -

ROLAND GARROS 11 - 5 QF 3r 3r QF 2r -

WIMBLEDON 9 - 5 F SF 1r 1r 1r -

US OPEN 12 - 6 QF 2r QF 3r 1r QF

YIFAN XU CHN

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DATE OF BIRTH08-AUG-1988 (TIANJIN, CHINA)

HEIGHT5’ 5” (1.65 M)

PLAYSLEFT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

118

GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 7 - 5

W - L 19 18

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 2 - 1 3r -

ROLAND GARROS 0 - 1 1r -

WIMBLEDON 3 - 1 4r -

US OPEN 2 - 2 3r 1r

DAYANA YASTREMSKA UKR

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22 84

DATE OF BIRTH15-MAY-2000 (ODESSA, UKRAINE)

HEIGHT5’ 7” (1.75 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

WTA YEAR-END RANKING YEAR RANK W-L2019 22 32-212018 60 9-72017 189 2-22016 342 0-22015 1103 --

SINGLES TITLES (3)2019 Strasbourg

Hua Hin2018 Hong Kong

DOUBLES TITLES (0)FINALIST (1): 2019 - Beijing (w/Ostapenko)

ADDITIONALUKRAINE FED CUP - 2019

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Ended 2019 season on new career-high rank of No.22, rising

almost 40 places across the year• Collected second and third WTA singles titles of career in 2019

at Hua Hin (d. Tomljanovic in F) and Strasbourg (d. Garcia in F)• Qualifi ed for the WTA Elite Trophy Zhuhai for the fi rst time in

2019, going 1-1 in RR play (d.Vekic, l. Bertens)• Reached fi rst WTA doubles fi nal at 2019 Beijing (w/Ostapenko)• Contested fi rst full Grand Slam season in 2019, advancing to 3r

on debut at Australian Open (l. S.Williams), R16 on debut at Wimbledon (l. S.Zhang) and 3r in second outing at US Open (l. Svitolina); coming off Strasbourg title made 1r exit at Roland Garros (l. Suarez Navarro)

• Posted six Top 20 wins in 2019, including career-best victory over No.2 Ka.Pliskova at Wuhan

• Won maiden WTA singles title at 2018 Hong Kong (d. Q.Wang in F); second player born in 2000s to win a WTA singles title

• On July 16, 2018 became the fi rst player born in 2000s to crack the Top 100

• Made Grand Slam main draw debut at 2018 US Open (l. Muchova in 1r)

• Made WTA main draw debut as WC at 2016 Istanbul (l. Hibino in 1r)

• Winner of three singles and three doubles titles on ITF Circuit, where she made her professional debut in 2015

• Runner-up in girls’ singles at 2016 Wimbledon (l. Potapova) and doubles at 2016 Australian Open (w/Zarycka)

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WTA YEAR-END RANKING YEAR RANK W-L2019 46 19-232018 35 28-272017 36 23-232016 24 26-192015 186 4-122014 62 18-242013 51 9-42012 122 2-6

YEAR RANK W-L2011 126 8-222010 91 3-62009 153 2-22008 212 0-62007 155 0-42006 200 0-12005 648 --2004 901 --

SINGLES TITLES (2)2017 Guangzhou2013 Guangzhou

DOUBLES TITLES (8)2019 Australian Open w/Stosur2018 Hong Kong w/Stosur

Hiroshima w/HozumiIstanbul w/C.Liang

2014 Pattaya City w/Peng2012 Guangzhou w/Tanasugarn

Oeiras w/Chuang2011 Osaka w/Date

FINALIST (6): 2019 - Miami (w/Stosur), Nanchang (w/S.Peng); 2017 - Birmingham (w/H.Chan), WTA Elite Trophy Zhuhai (w/J.Lu); 2014 - Hobart (w/Raymond); 2013 - Kuala Lumpur (w/Husarova), Osaka (w/Stosur); 2012 - Monterrey (w/Date).

ADDITIONALWTA 125K SERIES TITLES - Singles (2): 2017 - Honolulu-HI, USA; 2013 - Nanjing-CHN. Doubles (1): 2013 - Ningbo-CHN (w/Y.Chan)CHINA FED CUP - 2007, 2009-10, 2012, 2014-15, 2019.CHINA OLYMPIC TEAM - 2012, 2016.

WTA FINALS HISTORYDOUBLES (2-2): 2019Made WTA Finals debut in doubles in 2019 (w/Stosur)... After posting 2-1 record in round-robin stage, advanced to the semifinals (l. Babos/Mladenovic)

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• In singles, posted fourth successive Top 50 season finish

in 2019, at No.46; also registered first Top 10 doubles season (at No.10)

• Singles highlight in 2019 was reaching second Grand Slam singles QF of career at Wimbledon (l. eventual champion Halep); also in singles, reached final at WTA 125K Series event in Anning, China (l. S.Zheng) and closed out season by winning $100k ITF/Tokyo-JPN (d. Paolini in F)

• Won first Grand Slam title in doubles at 2019 Australian Open (w/Stosur; d. Babos/Mladenovic in F); Stosur/Zhang also reached final at Miami (l. Mertens/Sabalenka). Team duly qualif ied for WTA Finals in Shenzhen (Zhang’s debut at the season finale) where they advanced to SF (l. eventual champions Babos/Mladenovic)

• Enjoyed Grand Slam singles breakthrough at 2016 Australian Open, where she advanced to QF – first time she had progressed beyond 1r at a major in what was her 15th main draw appearance. Run also marked first time winning back-to-back main draw matches since SF showing at 2014 Birmingham

• As a qualif ier during 2016 Melbourne run, defeated No.2 Halep and No.17 Keys (l. Konta). Ranked No.133, became lowest-ranked player to advance to last eight in Melbourne since unranked Henin reached final in 2010, and first qualif ier to do so since Gavaldon in 1990

• Contemplated retirement after ending 2015 ranked No.186, her lowest year-end finish since 2008 (No.212) and down from No.62 in 2014

• Winner of two WTA singles titles, at 2013 Guangzhou (d. King in F) and 2017 Guangzhou (d. Krunic in F); also won WTA 125K Series events at Nanjing in 2013 and Honolulu in 2017

• In mixed doubles, reached SF at 2018 US Open (w/Peers)• Member of Chinese Fed Cup team in 2007, 2009-10, 2012,

2014-15 and 2019; Chinese Olympic Team, 2012, 2016• Made WTA qualifying debut at 2006 Beijing; the

following week, made WTA main draw debut at Guangzhou

• Winner of 21 singles titles and eight doubles titles on ITF Circuit

• Hails from a sporting family. Father, Zhang Zhi Qiang, was a professional soccer player, and mother, Wang Feng Quin, was a basketball player

GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 23 - 30

W - L 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 09 08

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 8 - 8 3r 2r 2r QF 1r 1r - 1r 1r - - -

WIMBLEDON 5 - 9 2r 2r 3r 2r 1r 1r - 1r 1r 1r - -

US OPEN 4 - 6 QF 1r 1r 1r - 1r - - 1r - - -

ROLAND GARROS 6 - 7 3r 1r 3r 3r - 1r - - 1r - - 1r

ZHANG SHUAI CHN

14NOV2016 20MAY2019

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DATE OF BIRTH21-JAN-1989 (TIANJIN, CHINA)

HEIGHT5’ 10” (1.77 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

120

WTA YEAR-END RANKING YEAR RANK W-L2019 39 21-242018 46 13-122017 94 5-102016 85 13-242015 70 9-222014 97 6-6

YEAR RANK W-L 2013 162 1-32012 133 2-32011 276 0-22010 661 --2009 718 --

SINGLES TITLES (1)2019 San Jose

FINALIST (1): 2018 - Nanchang.

DOUBLES TITLES (4)2019 Acapulco w/Azarenka2015 Tianjin w/Xu2015 Stanford w/Xu2011 Guangzhou w/Hsieh

FINALIST (4): 2019 - Roland Garros (w/Y.Duan); 2016 - Shenzhen (w/Xu); 2015 - Strasbourg (w/N.Kichenok); 2014 - Kuala Lumpur (w/L.Chan).

ADDITIONALWTA 125K SERIES TITLES – Singles (4): 2019 - Anning-CHN; 2018 - Zhengzhou-CHN; 2015 – Dalian-CHN; Doubles (2): 2015 – Nanchang-CHN (w/K.C.Chang), Dalian-CHN (w/K.L.Zhang).CHINA FED CUP – 2015-16, 2019.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Posted second successive Top 50 fi nish in 2019, ending the

year ranked No.39, having set a new career high of No.36 a few weeks earlier

• 2019 season highlighted by maiden WTA singles title, captured at Premier-level San Jose (d. Sabalenka in F)

• Also in 2019 won third WTA 125K Series title of career at Anning, China (d. S.Zhang in F)

• Qualifi ed for WTA Elite Trophy Zhuhai in 2019 – went 1-1 in round robin play (d. Keys, l. Martic) to advance to SF (l. Bertens)

• Reached fi rst Grand Slam doubles fi nal of career at 2019 Roland Garros, partnering Duan (l. Babos/Mladenovic). Previously reached SF at Australian Open in 2013 (w/Lepchenko) and 2016 (w/Xu)

• Won fourth WTA doubles title of career at 2019 Acapulco (w/Azarenka)

• Reached fi rst WTA singles fi nal at 2018 Nanchang (ret. vs. Q.Wang w/abdominal pain)

• At WTA 125K Series events in 2018, won Zhengzhou (d. Y.Wang in F) and was R-Up at Anning (l. Khromacheva in F)

• Entering 2020 season, has reached 2r on fi ve occasions at Grand Slams

• Registered only fi ve tour-level wins, as injury ended 2017 prematurely; right knee injury forced her to miss all tournaments after US Open until March 2018

• Owns fi ve Top 10 wins, over No.6 Kvitova (via. ret at 2016 Shenzhen), No.2 Kerber (2016 Doha), No.5 A.Radwanska (2016 Olympics), No.10 Svitolina (2017 Madrid) and No.10 Sabalenka (2019 San Jose)

• In beating Kerber at 2016 Doha became fourth Chinese woman to defeat a Top 2-ranked opponent, after Li Na, Zheng Jie and Zhang Shuai

• Selected by fans to participate in the 2014 WTA Rising Stars Invitational as part of the WTA Finals in Singapore

• Winner of 11 singles titles and nine doubles titles on ITF Circuit

• Made professional debut on ITF Circuit in China in 2008• Started playing tennis at age eight at tennis academy

where mother worked

GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 5 - 19

W - L 19 18 17 16 15 14

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 1 - 4 1r - 1r 2r 1r -

ROLAND GARROS 0 - 5 1r 1r 1r 1r 1r -

WIMBLEDON 1 - 5 1r 2r 2r 1r 1r -

US OPEN 3 - 5 1r - 2r 2r 1r 2r

ZHENG SAISAI

14OCT 2019 11JUL2016

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36 15

DATE OF BIRTH05-FEB-1994 (SHAANXI, CHINA)

HEIGHT5’ 7” (1.70 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

CHN

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SINGLES TITLES (0)FINALIST (1): 2019 - Nürnberg.

DOUBLES TITLES (1)2018 Tashkent w/Danilovic

FINALIST (1): 2019 - Zhengzhou (w/Wickmayer)

ADDITIONALWTA 125K SERIES TITLES – Singles (2): 2019 – Bol-CRO;2018 – Bol-CRO.SLOVENIA FED CUP – 2017-18.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Posted second successive Top 70 season fi nish in 2019• 2019 season was highlighted by reaching fi rst tour-level

singles fi nal at International-level Nürnberg (l. Putintseva); also fi nished runner-up in doubles (w/Wickmayer) at Premier-level Zhengzhou

• Won fi rst Grand Slam main draw match of career at 2019 Australian Open, defeating Gavrilova in 1r before falling to eventual champion Osaka

• Additionally in 2019, successfully defended the WTA 125K Series title she fi rst won at Bol, Croatia in 2018

• Made Grand Slam main draw debut at 2018 US Open (l. Mladenovic in 1r)

• Posted fi rst Top 20 win of career over No.13 Kasatkina at 2018 Moscow [River Cup]

• Made Top 100 debut (at No.95) following Bol title run in June 2018

• Made WTA qualifying debut at 2018 Brisbane and WTA main draw debut at 2018 Rabat, as a qualifi er (l. Hsieh in 2r)

• Winner of 17 singles and four doubles titles on ITF Circuit• Kicked off professional career by winning way through

qualifying to win $10k ITF/Velenje-SLO in 2014• Former Top 20 junior player

GRAND SLAM HISTORYOverall: 2 - 5

W - L 19 18

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 1 - 1 2r -

ROLAND GARROS 0 - 1 1r -

WIMBLEDON 1 - 1 2r -

US OPEN 0 - 2 1r 1r

TAMARA ZIDANSEK SLO

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DATE OF BIRTH26-DEC-1997 (POSTOJNA, SLOVENIA)

HEIGHT5’ 5” (1.68 M)

PLAYSRIGHT-HANDED (TWO-HANDED BACKHAND)

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Player Birthdays(Top 100 Singles/Top 25 Doubles)

JANUARYNAME MONTH DAY YEAR

HSIEH, Su-Wei (TPE) 01 04 1986

PUTINTSEVA, Yulia (KAZ) 01 07 1995

PENG, Shuai (CHN) 01 08 1986

FLIPKENS, Kirsten (BEL) 01 10 1986

WANG, Qiang (CHN) 01 14 1992

KERBER, Angelique (GER) 01 18 1988

MARTIC, Petra (CRO) 01 19 1991

HERCOG, Polona (SLO) 01 20 1991

ZHANG, Shuai (CHN) 01 21 1989

CORNET, Alizé (FRA) 01 22 1990

ZHU, Lin (CHN) 01 28 1994

FEBRUARY NAME MONTH DAY YEAR

ZHENG, Saisai (CHN) 02 05 1994

LINETTE, Magda (POL) 02 12 1992

KEYS, Madison (USA) 02 17 1995

KOZLOVA, Kateryna (UKR) 02 20 1994

PEGULA, Jessica (USA) 02 24 1994

MARCHNAME MONTH DAY YEAR

SIEGEMUND, Laura (GER) 03 04 1988

KVITOVA, Petra (CZE) 03 08 1990

BENCIC, Belinda (SUI) 03 10 1997

FERRO, Fiona (FRA) 03 12 1997

GAUFF, Coco (USA) 03 13 2004

STEPHENS, Sloane (USA) 03 20 1993

PLISKOVA, Karolina (CZE) 03 21 1992

PLISKOVA, Kristyna (CZE) 03 21 1992

SASNOVICH, Aliaksandra (BLR) 03 22 1994

MATTEK-SANDS, Bethanie (USA) 03 23 1985

VAN UYTVANCK, Alison (BEL) 03 26 1994

STRYCOVA, Barbora (CZE) 03 28 1986

STOSUR, Samantha (AUS) 03 30 1984

POTAPOVA, Anastasia (RUS) 03 30 2001

APRIL NAME MONTH DAY YEAR

DABROWSKI, Gabriela (CAN) 04 01 1992

BRENGLE, Madison (USA) 04 03 1990

CIRSTEA, Sorana (ROU) 04 07 1990

BRADY, Jennifer (USA) 04 12 1995

SEVASTOVA, Anastasija (LAT) 04 13 1990

TOWNSEND, Taylor (USA) 04 16 1996

SHARAPOVA, Maria (RUS) 04 19 1987

BARTY, Ashleigh (AUS) 04 24 1996

KUDERMETOVA, Veronika (RUS) 04 24 1997

DOI, Misaki (JPN) 04 29 1991

WANG, Yafan (CHN) 04 30 1994

MAY NAME MONTH DAY YEAR

SABALENKA, Aryna (BLR) 05 05 1998

TOMLJANOVIC, Ajla (AUS) 05 07 1993

KASATKINA, Daria (RUS) 05 07 1997

BABOS, Timea (HUN) 05 10 1993

SINIAKOVA, Katerina (CZE) 05 10 1996

MCHALE, Christina (USA) 05 11 1992

KUZMOVA, Viktoria (SVK) 05 11 1998

MLADENOVIC, Kristina (FRA) 05 14 1993

YASTREMSKA, Dayana (UKR) 05 15 2000

KONTA, Johanna (GBR) 05 17 1991

WATSON, Heather (GBR) 05 19 1992

TSURENKO, Lesia (UKR) 05 30 1989

SWIATEK, Iga (POL) 05 31 2001

JUNE NAME MONTH DAY YEAR

GROENEFELD, Anna-Lena (GER) 06 04 1985

OSTAPENKO, Jelena (LAT) 06 08 1997

AHN, Kristie (USA) 06 15 1992

ANDREESCU, Bianca (CAN) 06 16 2000

WILLIAMS, Venus (USA) 06 17 1980

RYBAKINA, Elena (KAZ) 06 17 1999

KUZNETSOVA, Svetlana (RUS) 06 27 1985

VEKIC, Donna (CRO) 06 28 1996

VONDROUSOVA, Marketa (CZE) 06 28 1999

JULY NAME MONTH DAY YEAR

DUAN, Ying Ying (CHN) 07 03 1989

RISKE, Alison (USA) 07 03 1990

PAVLYUCHENKOVA, Anastasia (RUS) 07 03 1991

PESCHKE, Kveta (CZE) 07 09 1975

WOZNIACKI, Caroline (DEN) 07 11 1990

TEICHMANN, Jil (SUI) 07 15 1997

BOUZKOVA, Marie (CZE) 07 21 1998

SAKKARI, Maria (GRE) 07 25 1995

STOJANOVIC, Nina (SRB) 07 30 1996

MELICHAR, Nicole (USA) 07 29 1993

AZARENKA, Victoria (BLR) 07 31 1989

AUGUST NAME MONTH DAY YEAR

SCHUURS, Demi (NED) 08 01 1993

PETERSON, Rebecca (SWE) 08 06 1995

MARIA, Tatjana (GER) 08 08 1987

XU, Yifan (CHN) 08 08 1988

MUCHOVA, Karolina (CZE) 08 21 1996

CHAN, Latisha (TPE) 08 17 1989

BEGU, Irina-Camelia (ROU) 08 26 1990

JABEUR, Ons (TUN) 08 28 1994

ANISIMOVA, Amanda (USA) 08 31 2001

SEPTEMBER NAME MONTH DAY YEAR

GASPARYAN, Margarita (RUS) 09 01 1994

SUÁREZ NAVARRO, Carla (ESP) 09 03 1988

PETKOVIC, Andrea (GER) 09 09 1987

BLINKOVA, Anna (RUS) 09 10 1998

SVITOLINA, Elina (UKR) 09 12 1994

CHAN, Hao-Ching (TPE) 09 19 1993

WILLIAMS, Serena (USA) 09 26 1981

HALEP, Simona (ROU) 09 27 1991

PUIG, Monica (PUR) 09 27 1993

OCTOBER NAME MONTH DAY YEAR

MUGURUZA, Garbiñe (ESP) 10 08 1993

SORRIBES TORMO, Sara (ESP) 10 08 1996

GOLUBIC, Viktorija (SUI) 10 16 1992

GARCIA, Caroline (FRA) 10 16 1993

OSAKA, Naomi (JPN) 10 16 1997

DIYAS, Zarina (KAZ) 10 18 1993

NOVEMBER NAME MONTH DAY YEAR

GOERGES, Julia (GER) 11 02 1988

KENIN, Sofi a (USA) 11 14 1998

ALEXANDROVA, Ekaterina (RUS) 11 15 1994

MERTENS, Elise (BEL) 11 17 1995

KOVINIC, Danka (MNE) 11 18 1994

DECEMBER NAME MONTH DAY YEAR

KALINSKAYA, Anna (RUS) 12 02 1998

PERA, Bernarda (USA) 12 03 1994

BERTENS, Kiki (NED) 12 10 1991

COLLINS, Danielle (USA) 12 13 1993

KREJCIKOVA, Barbora (CZE) 12 18 1995

KONTAVEIT, Anett (EST) 12 24 1995

ZIDANSEK, Tamara (SLO) 12 26 1997

GIORGI, Camila (ITA) 12 30 1991

2019

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2019 SINGLES TITLES LEADERS

ASHLEIGH

BARTY AUS 4KAROLINA

PLISKOVACZE 4

BIANCA

ANDREESCU CAN 3

SOFIA

KENINUSA 3

NAOMI

OSAKAJPN 3

ARYNA

SABALENKABEL 3

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2019 WTA Singles Rankings - Year-End Top 100(as of November 4, 2019)

RANK NAME PTS

1 BARTY, ASHLEIGH (AUS) 7851 2 PLISKOVA, KAROLINA CZE 5940 3 OSAKA, NAOMI (JPN) 5496 4 HALEP, SIMONA ROU 5462 5 ANDREESCU, BIANCA (CAN) 5192 6 SVITOLINA, ELINA UKR 5075 7 KVITOVA, PETRA (CZE) 4776 8 BENCIC, BELINDA SUI 4745 9 BERTENS, KIKI (NED) 4245 10 WILLIAMS, SERENA USA 3935 11 SABALENKA, ARYNA (BLR) 3120 12 KONTA, JOHANNA GBR 2879 13 KEYS, MADISON (USA) 2767 14 KENIN, SOFIA USA 2740 15 MARTIC, PETRA (CRO) 2617 16 VONDROUSOVA, MARKETA CZE 2390 17 MERTENS, ELISE (BEL) 2290 18 RISKE, ALISON USA 2210 19 VEKIC, DONNA (CRO) 2205 20 KERBER, ANGELIQUE GER 2175 21 MUCHOVA, KAROLINA (CZE) 1864 22 YASTREMSKA, DAYANA UKR 1825 23 SAKKARI, MARIA (GRE) 1820 24 ANISIMOVA, AMANDA USA 1793 25 STEPHENS, SLOANE (USA) 1737 26 KONTAVEIT, ANETT EST 1645 27 SEVASTOVA, ANASTASIJA (LAT) 1617 28 GOERGES, JULIA GER 1610 29 WANG, QIANG (CHN) 1563 30 PAVLYUCHENKOVA, AN. RUS 1560 31 COLLINS, DANIELLE (USA) 1558 32 HSIEH, SUWEI TPE 1505 33 STRYCOVA, BARBORA (CZE) 1491 34 PUTINTSEVA, YULIA KAZ 1460 35 ALEXANDROVA, EKATERINA (RUS) 1425 36 MUGURUZA, GARBIÑE ESP 1412 37 RYBAKINA, ELENA (KAZ) 1401 38 WOZNIACKI, CAROLINE DEN 1383

RANK NAME PTS

39 ZHENG, SAISAI (CHN) 1375 40 MLADENOVIC, KRISTINA FRA 1360 41 KUDERMETOVA, VERONIKA (RUS) 1351 42 LINETTE, MAGDA POL 1320 43 PETERSON, REBECCA (SWE) 1275 44 OSTAPENKO, JELENA LAT 1250 45 GARCIA, CAROLINE (FRA) 1235 46 ZHANG, SHUAI CHN 1216 47 VAN UYTVANCK, ALISON (BEL) 1175 48 WANG, YAFAN CHN 1165 49 HERCOG, POLONA (SLO) 1145 50 AZARENKA, VICTORIA BLR 1115 51 TOMLJANOVIC, AJLA (AUS) 1115 52 KUZMOVA, VIKTORIA SVK 1105 53 WILLIAMS, VENUS (USA) 1079 54 KUZNETSOVA, SVETLANA RUS 1052 55 SUÁREZ NAVARRO, CARLA (ESP) 1048 56 BRADY, JENNIFER USA 1047 57 BOUZKOVA, MARIE (CZE) 1041 58 SINIAKOVA, KATERINA CZE 1020 59 BLINKOVA, ANNA (RUS) 1016 60 CORNET, ALIZÉ FRA 1015 61 SWIATEK, IGA (POL) 1011 62 DAVIS, LAUREN USA 990 63 FERRO, FIONA (FRA) 926 64 ZIDANSEK, TAMARA SLO 908 65 PERA, BERNARDA (USA) 863 66 PLISKOVA, KRISTYNA CZE 859 67 SASNOVICH, ALIAKSANDRA (BLR) 858 68 GAUFF, CORI USA 855 69 KASATKINA, DARIA (RUS) 851 70 TSURENKO, LESIA UKR 842 71 TEICHMANN, JIL (SUI) 827 72 CIRSTEA, SORANA ROU 822 73 SIEGEMUND, LAURA (GER) 805 74 DOI, MISAKI JPN 803 75 PENG, SHUAI (CHN) 788 76 PEGULA, JESSICA USA 787

RANK NAME PTS

77 JABEUR, ONS (TUN) 780 78 DIYAS, ZARINA KAZ 775 79 PETKOVIC, ANDREA (GER) 770 80 PUIG, MONICA PUR 770 81 GOLUBIC, VIKTORIJA (SUI) 765 82 SORRIBES TORMO, SARA ESP 739 83 ZHU, LIN (CHN) 734 84 TOWNSEND, TAYLOR USA 732 85 MCHALE, CHRISTINA (USA) 726 86 STOJANOVIC, NINA SRB 722 87 GASPARYAN, MARGARITA (RUS) 717 88 KOVINIC, DANKA MNE 717 89 KOZLOVA, KATERYNA (UKR) 711 90 MARIA, TATJANA GER 708 91 AHN, KRISTIE (USA) 699 92 WATSON, HEATHER GBR 698 93 POTAPOVA, ANASTASIA (RUS) 695 94 BRENGLE, MADISON USA 691 95 FLIPKENS, KIRSTEN (BEL) 689 96 STOSUR, SAMANTHA AUS 683 97 BADOSA, PAULA (ESP) 681 98 GIORGI, CAMILA ITA 680 99 BEGU, IRINACAMELIA (ROU) 669 100 KALINSKAYA, ANNA RUS 661

2019 WTA Doubles Rankings - Year-End Top 50(as of November 4, 2019)

RANK NAME PTS

1 STRYCOVA, BARBORA (CZE) 7110

2 MLADENOVIC, KRISTINA FRA 6990

3 BABOS, TIMEA (HUN) 6965

4 HSIEH, SUWEI TPE 6705

5 SABALENKA, ARYNA (BLR) 6655

6 MERTENS, ELISE BEL 6615

7 SINIAKOVA, KATERINA (CZE) 4955

8 DABROWSKI, GABRIELA CAN 4950

8 XU, YIFAN (CHN) 4950

10 ZHANG, SHUAI CHN 4705

11 GROENEFELD, ANNA-LENA (GER) 4670

12 STOSUR, SAMANTHA AUS 4535

13 KREJCIKOVA, BARBORA (CZE) 4490

14 SCHUURS, DEMI NED 4390

15 CHAN, HAO-CHING (TPE) 4280

15 CHAN, LATISHA TPE 4280

17 DUAN, YINGYING (CHN) 3800

RANK NAME PTS

18 AZARENKA, VICTORIA (BLR) 3731

19 BARTY, ASHLEIGH AUS 3635

20 MELICHAR, NICOLE (USA) 3465

21 PESCHKE, KVETA CZE 3415

22 OSTAPENKO, JELENA (LAT) 3060

23 FLIPKENS, KIRSTEN BEL 2825

24 MATTEK-SANDS, BETHANIE (USA) 2701

25 KUDERMETOVA, VERONIKA RUS 2675

26 AOYAMA, SHUKO (JPN) 2565

27 ZHENG, SAISAI CHN 2555

28 HRADECKA, LUCIE (CZE) 2288

29 KUZMOVA, VIKTORIA SVK 2280

30 KLEPAC, ANDREJA (SLO) 2270

31 SHIBAHARA, ENA JPN 2195

32 ROSOLSKA, ALICJA (POL) 1925

33 LARSSON, JOHANNA SWE 1902

34 MARTINEZ SANCHEZ, M.J. (ESP) 1850

RANK NAME PTS

35 SPEARS, ABIGAIL (USA) 1845

36 YANG, ZHAOXUAN CHN 1760

37 KRAWCZYK, DESIRAE (USA) 1760

38 KRUNIC, ALEKSANDRA SRB 1760

39 KENIN, SOFIA (USA) 1752

40 KICHENOK, NADIIA UKR 1750

41 KICHENOK, LYUDMYLA (UKR) 1710

42 JURAK, DARIJA CRO 1685

43 VOSKOBOEVA, GALINA (KAZ) 1665

44 RISKE, ALISON USA 1650

45 FRIEDSAM, ANNA-LENA (GER) 1621

46 SASNOVICH, ALIAKSANDRA BLR 1588

47 NICULESCU, MONICA (ROU) 1587

48 OLARU, RALUCA ROU 1565

49 PENG, SHUAI (CHN) 1540

50 BRADY, JENNIFER USA 1531

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Titles By SurfaceNAME CLAY GRASS HARD TOTAL

Ashleigh Barty (AUS) 1 1 2 4 Karolina Pliskova (CZE) 1 1 2 4Bianca Andreescu (CAN) 3 3 Sofi a Kenin (USA) 1 2 3Naomi Osaka (JPN) 3 3 Aryna Sabalenka (BLR) 3 3Belinda Bencic (SUI) 2 2 Kiki Bertens(NED) 1 1 2 Madison Keys (USA) 1 1 2 Petra Kvitova (CZE) 1 1 2Rebecca Peterson (SWE) 2 2 Jil Teichmann (SUI) 2 2Alison Van Uytvanck (BEL) 2 2 Dayana Yastremska (UKR) 1 1 2Amanda Anisimova (USA) 1 1 Fiona Ferro (FRA) 1 1Caroline Garcia (FRA) 1 1 Cori "Coco" Gauff (USA) 1 1Julia Goerges(GER) 1 1 Simona Halep (ROU) 1 1Polona Hercog (SLO) 1 1 Nao Hibino (JPN) 1 1Magda Linette (POL) 1 1 Petra Martic (CRO) 1 1Elise Mertens (BEL) 1 1 Karolina Muchova (CZE) 1 1Garbiñe Muguruza (ESP) 1 1 Jelena Ostapenko (LAT) 1 1Jessica Pegula (USA) 1 1 Yulia Putintseva (KAZ) 1 1 Alison Riske (USA) 1 1 Elena Rybakina (KAZ) 1 1Maria Sakkari (GRE) 1 1 Anastasija Sevastova (LAT) 1 1Wang Yafan (CHN) 1 1 Zheng Saisai (CHN) 1 1

Prize Money Leaders - $1+ Million EarningsNAME PRIZE MONEY

Ashleigh Barty (AUS) $11,307,587Simona Halep (ROU) 6,962,442Naomi Osaka (JPN) 6,788,282Bianca Andreescu (CAN) 6,504,150Elina Svitolina (UKR) 6,126,335Karolina Pliskova (CZE) 5,138,077Serena Williams (USA) 4,310,515Kiki Bertens (NED) 4,208,026Belinda Bencic (SUI) 4,113,075Petra Kvitova (CZE) 3,724,430Aryna Sabalenka (BLR) 3,415,687Elise Mertens (BEL) 2,796,400Barbora Strycova (CZE) 2,261,392Johann Konta (GBR) 2,173,945Angelique Kerber (GER) 2,137,816Marketa Vondrousova (CZE) 2,091,225Hsieh Su-Wei (TPE) 2,066,334Sofi a Kenin (USA) 2,037,257Madison Keys (USA) 2,002,588Kristina Mladenovic (FRA) 1,982,602Petra Martic (CRO) 1,891,881Sloane Stephens (USA) 1,804,819Caroline Wozniacki (DEN) 1,726,002Zhang Shuai (CHN) 1,646,186Donna Vekic (CRO) 1,534,830Timea Babos (HUN) 1,528,370Alison Riske (USA) 1,461,212Danielle Collins (USA) 1,395,180Katerina Siniakova (CZE) 1,350,132Wang Qiang (CHN) 1,316,417Dayana Yastremska (UKR) 1,224,080Anastasija Sevastova (LAT) 1,222,432Anett Kontaveit (EST) 1,220,473Amanda Anisimova (USA) 1,199,409Zheng Saisai (CHN) 1,198,100Karolina Muchova (CZE) 1,155,524Samantha Stosur (AUS) 1,146,514Jelena Ostapenko (LAT) 1,123,812Victoria Azarenka (BLR) 1,076,516Maria Sakkari (GRE) 1,060,223Daria Kasatkina (RUS) 1,037,359Garbiñe Muguruza (ESP) 1,025,618Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova (RUS) 1,023,739Julia Goerges (GER) 1,006,212

2018 WTA Year-In-Review(as of November 6, 2017)

2019 Year In Review(as of November 4, 2019)

Oldest WTA Title WinnersNAME TOURNAMENT YRS, DAYS

Julia Goerges (GER) Auckland 30, 65Anasatasija Sevastova (LAT) Jurmala 29, 106Petra Kvitova (CZE) Stuttgart 29, 51Alison Riske (USA) 's-Hertogenbosch 28, 348Petra Kvitova (CZE) Sydney 28, 310

Youngest Title Winners NAME TOURNAMENT YRS, DAYS

Cori "Coco" Gauff (USA) Linz 15, 214Amanda Anisimova (USA) Bogotá 17, 226 Dayana Yastremska (UKR) Hua Hin 18, 264 Bianca Andreescu (CAN) Indian Wells 18, 274Dayana Yastremska (UKR) Strasbourg 19, 10

First Time Singles Title WinnersBianca Andreescu (CAN) Indian WellsAmanda Anisimova (USA) BogotáFiona Ferro (FRA) LausanneCori "Coco" Gauff (USA) LinzSofia Kenin (USA) HobartMagda Linette (POL) BronxPetra Martic (CRO) IstanbulKarolina Muchova (CZE) SeoulJessica Pegula (USA) Washington DCRebecca Peterson (SWE) NanchangYulia Putintseva (KAZ) NürnbergElena Rybakina (KAZ) BucharestMaria Sakkari (GRE) RabatJil Teichmann (SUI) PragueWang Yafan (CHN) AcapulcoZheng Saisai (CHN) San Jose

Top 10 DebutsNAME DATE

Bianca Andreescu (CAN) 09-Sep-2019Ashleigh Barty (AUS) 01-Apr-2019Aryna Sabalenka (BLR) 28-Jan-2019

Top 100 DebutsNAME DATE

Cori "Coco" Gauff (USA) 14-Oct-2019Anna Kalinskaya (RUS) 30-Sep-2019Nina Stojanovic (SRB) 23-Sep-2019Kristie Ahn (USA) 09-Sep-2019Paula Badosa (ESP) 05-Aug-2019Elena Rybakina (RUS) 22-Jul-2019Marie Bouzkova (CZE) 22-Jul-2019Aliona Bolsova (ESP) 10-Jun-2019Jil Teichmann (SUI) 06-May-2019Karolina Muchova (CZE) 06-May-2019Astra Sharma (AUS) 22-Apr-2019Iga Swiatek (POL) 15-Apr-2019Ivana Jorovic (SRB) 18-Mar-2019Zhu Lin (CHN) 25-Feb-2019Jessica Pegula (USA) 04-Feb-2019Veronika Kudermetova (RUS) 04-Feb-2019Bianca Andreescu (CAN) 28-Jan-2019

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PRIZE SINGLES DOUBLES

WEEK OF LEVEL MONEY TOURNAMENT CHAMPION RUNNER-UP SCORE CHAMPION

DECEMBER 31

Brisbane-AUS P $1,000,000 Brisbane International (HO) [5] Ka.Pliskova L.Tsurenko 4-6 7-5 6-2 N.Melichar/K.Peschke

Shenzhen-CHN Int. $750,000 Shenzhen Open (HO) [1] A.Sabalenka A.Riske 4-6 7-6(2) 6-3 S.Peng/Z.Yang

Auckland-NZL Int. $250,000 ASB Classic (HO) [2] J.Goerges [Q] B.Andreescu 2-6 7-5 6-1 E.Bouchard/S.Kenin

JANUARY 8

Sydney-AUS P $823,000 Apia International Sydney (HO) [WC/5] P. Kvitova A.Barty 1-6 7-5 7-6(3) A.Krunic/K.Siniakova

Hobart-AUS Int. $250,000 Hobart International (HO) S.Kenin A.K.Schmiedlova 6-3 6-0 H.C.Chan/L.Chan

JANUARY 15

Melbourne-AUS GS $21,438,038 Australian Open (HO) [4] N.Osaka [8] P.Kvitova 7-6(2) 5-7 6-4 S.Stosur/S.Zhang

JANUARY 29

St. Petersburg-RUS P $823,000 St. Petersburg Ladies Trophy (HI) [2] K.Bertens [8] D.Vekic 7-6(2) 6-4 M.Gasparyan/E.Makarova

Hua Hin-THA Int. $250,000 Toyota Thailand Open pres. by E@ (HO) [8] D.Yastremska [6] A.Tomljanovic 6-2 2-6 7-6(3) I.C.Begu/Niculescu

FEBRUARY 12

Doha-QAT P $916,131 Qatar Total Open (HO) E.Mert ens [1] S.Halep 3-6 6-4 6-3 H.C.Chan/L.Chan

FEBRUARY 19

Dubai-UAE P5 $2,828,000 Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships (HO) B.Bencic [2] P.Kvitova 6-3 1-6 6-2 S.Hsieh/B.Strycova

Budapest-HUN Int. $250,000 Hungarian Ladies Open (RCO) [1] A.Van Uytvanck [8] M.Vondrousova 1-6 7-5 6-2 E.Alexandrova/V.Zvonareva

FEBRUARY 26

Acapulco-MEX Int. $250,000 Abierto Mexicano TELCEL pres. por HSBC (HO) Y.Wang [5] S.Kenin 2-6 6-3 7-5 V.Azarenka/S.Zheng

MARCH 5

Indian Wells-USA PM $9,035,428 BNP Paribas Open (HO) [WC] B.Andreescu [8] A.Kerber 6-4 3-6 6-4 E.Mertens/A.Sabalenka

MARCH 19

Miami-USA PM $9,035,428 Miami Open (HO) [12] A.Barty [5] Ka.Pliskova 7-6(1) 6-3 E.Mertens/A.Sabalenka

APRIL 2

Charleston-USA P $823,000 Volvo Car Open (GCO) [8] M.Keys [5] C.Wozniacki 7-6(5) 6-3 A.Groenefeld/A.Rosolska

Monterrey-MEX Int. $250,000 Abierto GNP Seguros (HO) [2] G.Muguruza [5] V.Azarenka 6-1 3-1 ret. A.Muhammad/M.Sanchez

APRIL 9

Lugano-SUI Int. $250,000 Samsung Open pres. by Corner (RCO) P.Hercog I.Swiatek 6-3 3-6 6-3 S.Cirstea/A.Mitu

Bogotá-COL Int. $250,000 Copa Claro Colsanitas (RCO) [6] A.Anisimova A.Sharma 4-6 6-4 6-1 Z.Hives/A.Sharma

APRIL 23

Stuttgart-GER P $886,077 Porsche Tennis Grand Prix (RCI) [3] P.Kvitova [8] A.Kontaveit 6-3 7-6(2) [WC] M.Barthel/A.Friedsam

Istanbul-TUR Int. $250,000 TEB BNP Paribas Istanbul Cup (RCO) [6] P.Martic M.Vondrousova 1-6 6-4 6-1 [1] T.Babos/K.Mladenovic

APRIL 30

Prague-CZE Int. $250,000 J&T Banka Prague Open (RCO) [Q] J.Teichmann [WC] K.Muchova 7-6(5) 3-6 6-4 A.Kalinskay/V.Kuzmova

Rabat-MAR Int. $250,000 Grand Prix SAR La Princesse Lalla Meryem (RCO) [6] M.Sakkari [7] J.Konta 2-6 6-4 6-1 M.J.Martinez-Sanchez/

S.Sorribes TormoMAY 7

Madrid-ESP PM €7,021,128 Mutua Madrid Open (RCO) [7] K.Bertens [3] S.Halep 6-4 6-4 S.Hsieh/B.Srtycova

MAY 14

Rome-ITA P5 $3,452,538 Internazionali BNL d’Italia (RCO) [4] Ka.Pliskova J.Konta 6-3 6-4 V.Azarenka/A.Barty

MAY 21

Strasbourg-FRA Int. $250,000 Internationaux de Strasbourg (RCO) [6] D.Yastremska [4] C.Garcia 6-4 5-7 7-6(3) D.Gavrilova/E.Perez

Nürnberg-GER Int. $250,000 Nürnberger Versicherungs Cup (RCO) [1] Y.Putintseva T.Zidansek 4-6 6-4 6-2 G.Dabrowski/Y.Xu

MAY 28

Paris-FRA GS $23,029,029 Roland Garros (RCO) [8] A.Barty M.Vondrousova 6-1 6-3 T.Babos/K.Mladenovic

JUNE 11

‘s-Hertogenbosch-NED Int. $250,000 Libema Open (GO) A.Riske [1] K.Bertens 0-6 7-6(3) 7-5 S.Aoyama/A.Krunic

Nottingham-GBR Int. $250,000 Nature Valley Open (GO) [1] C.Garcia [2] D.Vekic 2-6 7-6(4) 7-6(4) D.Krawczyk/G.Olmos

JUNE 18

Birmingham-GBR P $1,006,263 Nature Valley Classic (GO) [2] A.Barty [8] J.Goerges 6-3 7-5 S.Hsieh/B.Strycova

Mallorca-ESP Int. $250,000 Mallorca Open (GO) [7] S.Kenin [3] B.Bencic 6-7(2) 7-6(5) 6-4 K.Flipkens/J.Larsson

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JUNE 25

Eastbourne-GBR P $988,712 Nature Valley International (GO) [2] Ka.Pliskova [WC/4] A.Kerber 6-1 6-4 H.C.Chan/L.Chan

JULY 2

London-GBR GS $22,876,979 The Championships, Wimbledon (GO) [7] S.Halep [11] S.Williams 6-2 6-2 S.Hsieh/B.Strycova

JULY 16

Bucharest-ROU Int. $250,000 Bucharest Open (RCO) E.Rybakina [Q] P.M.Tig 6-2 6-0 V.Kuzmova/Kr.Pliskova

Laussane-SUI Int. $250,000 Ladies Championshipp Laussane (RCO) F. Ferro [3] A.Cornet 6-1 2-6 6-1 A.Potapova/Y.Sizikova

JULY 23

Jurmala-LAT Int. $750,000 Baltic Open (RCO) [1] A.Sevastova [Q] K.Kawa 3-6 7-5 6-4 S.Fichman/N.Stojanovic

Palermo-ITA Int. $250,000 Palermo Ladies Open (RCO) [8] J.Teichmann [1] K.Bertens 7-6(3) 6-2 C.Lister/R.Voracova

JULY 30

San Jose-USA P $876,183 Mubadala Silicon Valley Classic (HO) S.Zheng [2] A.Sabalenka 6-3 7-6(3) N.Melichar/K.Peschke

Washington DC-USA Int. $250,000 Citi Open (HO) J.Pegula C.Giorgi 6-2 6-2 C.Gauff /C.McNally

AUGUST 6

Toronto-CAN P5 $2,830,000 Rogers Cup pres.by National Bank (HO) B.Andreescu [8] S.Williams 3-1 ret. B.Krejcikova/K.Siniakova

AUGUST 13

Cincinnati-USA P5 $2,944,486 Western & Southern Open (HO) [16] M.Keys [WC] S.Kuznetsova 7-5 7-6(2) L.Hradecka/A.Klepac

AUGUST 20

Bronx-USA P $250,000 NYJTL Bronx Open (HO) [Q] M.Linette C.Giorgi 5-7 7-5 6-4 D.Jurak/M.J. Martinez Sanchez

AUGUST 27

New York City-USA GS $26,759,150 US Open (HO) [15] B.Andreescu [8] S.Williams 6-3 7-5 E.Mertens/A.Sabalenka

SEPTEMBER 10

Zhengzhou-CHN P $1,500,000 Zhengzhou Open (HI) [1] Ka.Pliskova [7] P.Martic 6-3 6-2 N.Melichar/K.Peschke

Hiroshima-JPN Int. $250,000 Hana-cupid Japan Women’s Open (HO) N.Hibino M.Doi 6-3 6-2 M.Doi/N.Hibino

Nanchang-CHN Int. $250,000 Jiangxi Open (HO) [5] R.Peterson [4] E.Rybakina 6-2 6-0 X.Wang/L.Zhu

SEPTEMBER 17

Osaka-JPN P $823,000 Toray Pan Pacifi c Open (HO) [1] N.Osaka A.Pavlyuchenkova 6-2 6-3 H.Chan/L.Chan

Guangzhou-CHN Int. $500,000 Guangzhou International Women’s Open (HO) [3] S.Kenin [WC] S.Stosur 6-7(4) 6-4 6-2 S.Peng/L.Siegemund

Seoul-KOR Int. $250,000 Korea Open Tennis (HO) [3] K.Muchova [4] M.Linette 6-1 6-1 L.Arruabarrena/T.Maria

SEPTEMBER 24

Wuhan-CHN P5 $2,828,000 Dongfeng Motor Wuhan Open (HO) [9] A.Sabalenka A.Riske 6-3 3-6 6-1 Y.Duan/V.Kudermetova

Tashkent-UZB Int. $250,000 Tashkent Open (HO) [3] A.Van Uytvanck [8] S.Cirstea 6-2 4-6 6-4 H.Carter/L.Stefani

OCTOBER 1

Beijing-CHN PM $8,285,274 China Open (HO) [4] N.Osaka [1] A.Barty 3-6 6-3 6-2 [WC] S.Kenin/B.Mattek-Sands

OCTOBER 8

Tianjin-CHN Int. $500,000 Tianjin Open (HO) R.Peterson H.Watson 6-4 6-4 S.Aoyama/E.Shibahara

Linz-AUT Int. $250,000 Upper Austria Ladies Linz (HI) [L] C.Gauff J.Ostapenko 6-3 1-6 6-2 B.Krejcikova/K.Siniakova

OCTOBER 15

Moscow-RUS P $823,888 VTB Kremlin Cup (HI) [WC/3] B.Bencic A.Pavlyuchenkova 3-6 6-1 6-1 S.Aoyama/E.Shibahara

Luxembourg-LUX Int. $250,000 BGL BNP Paribas Luxembourg Open (HI) [WC] J.Ostapenko [2] J.Goerges 6-4 6-1 C.Gauff /C.McNally

OCTOBER 22

Zhuhai-CHN YEC $2,349,363 Hengqin Life WTA Elite Trophy Zhuhai (HO) [4] A.Sabalenka [1] K.Bertens 6-4 6-2 A.Klepac/L.Kichenok

OCTOBER 29

Shenzhen-CHN YEC $14,000,000 Shiseido WTA Finals Shenzhen (HI) [1] A.Barty [8] E.Svitolina 6-4 6-3 T.Babos/K.Mladenovic

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2019 WTA Match Facts - Serve & Return Leaders (WTA & Grand Slam Main Draw Only)

ACES # PLAYER ACES MATCHES 1 Karolina Pliskova (CZE) 488 67 2 Kiki Bertens (NED) 457 81 3 Ashleigh Batry (AUS) 409 64 4 Naomi Osaka (JPN) 363 51 5 Kristyna Pliskova (CZE) 334 39

DOUBLE FAULTS # PLAYER DF MATCHES 1 Jelena Ostapenko (LAT) 436 51 2 Aryna Sabalenka (BLR) 350 57 3 Kiki Bertens (NED) 347 81 4 Belinda Bencic (SUI) 322 68 5 Ekaterina Alexandrova (RUS) 291 54

FIRST SERVE PERCENTAGE # PLAYER % MATCHES 1 Lesia Tsurenko (UKR) 70.1 28 2 Sloane Stephens (USA) 69.0 41 3 Simona Halep (ROU) 68.9 56 4 Tamara Zidansek (SLO) 68.8 33 5 Laura Siegemund (GER) 68.6 35

SECOND SERVE PERCENTAGE # PLAYER % MATCHES 1 Anastasia Potapova (RUS) 49.1 29 2 Iga Swiatek (POL) 46.2 25 3 Jelena Ostapenko (LAT) 45.7 51 4 Tatjana Maria (GER) 45.7 32 5 Julia Goerges (GER) 45.0 46

FIRST SERVE PTS WON PERCENTAGE # PLAYER % MATCHES 1 Serena Williams (USA) 75.1 31 2 Kristyna Pliskova (CZE) 72.9 39 3 Ashleigh Barty (AUS) 72.8 64 4 Karolina Pliskova (CZE) 72.8 67 5 Julia Goerges (GER) 72.4 46

SECOND SERVE PTS WON PERCENTAGE # PLAYER % MATCHES 1 Ashleigh Barty (AUS) 51.4 64 2 Johanna Konta (GBR) 50.7 48 3 Caroline Garcia (FRA) 50.3 48 4 Elena Rybakina (KAZ) 50.2 33 5 Rebecca Peterson (SWE) 50.0 43

SERVICE PTS WON PERCENTAGE # PLAYER % MATCHES 1 Serena Williams (USA) 64.6 31 2 Ashleigh Barty (AUS) 63.7 64 3 Karolina Pliskova (CZE) 62.9 67 4 Petra Kvitova (CZE) 62.9 53 5 Naomi Osaka (JPN) 62.0 51

RETURN PTS WON PERCENTAGE # PLAYER % MATCHES 1 Marketa Vondrousova (CZE) 47.8 36 2 Simona Halep (ROU) 47.5 56 3 Viktorija Golubic (SUI) 47.4 25 4 Bianca Andreescu (CAN) 46.8 42 5 Alizé Cornet (FRA) 46.6 43

SERVICE GAMES WON PERCENTAGE # PLAYER % MATCHES 1 Serena Williams (USA) 80.1 31 2 Ashleigh Barty (AUS) 79.7 64 3 Petra Kvitova (CZE) 79.1 53 4 Karolina Pliskova (CZE) 78.6 67 5 Johanna Konta (GBR) 78.3 48

RETURN GAMES WON PERCENTAGE # PLAYER % MATCHES 1 Marketa Vondrousova (CZE) 45.6 36 2 Simona Halep (ROU) 44.0 56 3 Viktorija Golubic (SUI) 43.3 25 4 Bianca Andreescu (CAN) 42.7 42 5 Victoria Azarenka (BLR) 42.3 38

BREAK POINTS SAVED PERCENTAGE # PLAYER % MATCHES 1 Johanna Konta (GBR) 65.0 48 2 Bernarda Pera (USA) 64.2 31 3 Kristyna Pliskova (CZE) 63.4 39 4 Julia Goerges (GER) 62.6 46 5 Karolina Pliskova (CZE) 62.4 67

BREAK POINTS CONVERTED PERCENTAGE # PLAYER % MATCHES 1 Viktorija Golubic (SUI) 55.0 25 2 Lesia Tsurenko (UKR) 51.6 28 3 Yulia Putintseva (KAZ) 50.6 52 4 Simona Halep (ROU) 50.5 56 5 Ajla Tomljanovic (AUS) 50.4 54

2019 WTA Match Win Leaders

MATCH WINS - ALL SURFACES # PLAYER WON LOSS 1 Ashleigh Barty (AUS) 57 13 2 Kiki Bertens (NED) 55 26 3 Karolina Pliskova (CZE) 52 17 4T Belinda Bencic (SUI) 49 21 4T Sofia Kenin (USA) 49 23

MATCH WINS - HARD COURT ONLY # PLAYER WON LOSS 1 Sofia Kenin (USA) 38 16 2 Ashleigh Barty (AUS) 37 9 3 Karolina Pliskova (CZE) 35 12 4 Bianca Andreescu (CAN) 34 7 5 Elina Svitolina (UKR) 33 16

MATCH WINS - GRASS COURT ONLY # PLAYER WON LOSS 1T Simona Halep (ROU) 9 1 1T Alison Riske (USA) 9 2 1T Karolina Pliskova (CZE) 9 2 1T Kiki Bertens (NED) 9 3 5T Ashleigh Barty (AUS) 8 1 5T Barbora Strycova (CZE) 8 3

MATCH WINS - CLAY COURT ONLY # PLAYER WON LOSS 1 Kiki Bertens (NED) 17 5 2T Marketa Vondrousova (CZE) 15 3 2T Petra Martic (CRO) 15 3 2T Johanna Konta (GBR) 15 4 5T Maria Sakkari (GRE) 13 5 5T Anastasija Sevastova (LAT) 13 7

MATCH WINS - 3-SET MATCHES # PLAYER WON LOSS 1 Belinda Bencic (SUI) 20 11 2T Ashleigh Barty (AUS) 19 6 2T Karolina Pliskova (CZE) 19 13 4 Kiki Bertens (NED) 18 13 5T Naomi Osaka (JPN) 17 3 5T Sofia Kenin (USA) 17 12

MATCH WINS - TIE-BREAK SETS # PLAYER WON LOSS 1 Sofia Kenin (USA) 13 8 2 Kiki Bertens (NED) 12 12 3T Sloane Stephens (USA) 11 2 3T Belinda Bencic (SUI) 11 3 3T Saisai Zheng (CHN) 11 3 3T Magda Linette (POL) 11 6

MATCH WINS - VS. TOP 10 OPPONENTS # PLAYER WON LOSS 1 Ashleigh Barty (AUS) 12 6 2 Belinda Bencic (SUI) 11 8 3T Bianca Andreescu (CAN) 8 3 3T Kiki Bertens (NED) 8 4 5 Johanna Konta (GBR) 7 4

MATCH WINS - VS. TOP 5 OPPONENTS # PLAYER WON LOSS 1 Belinda Bencic (SUI) 6 2 2T Karolina Pliskova CZE) 5 3 2T Kiki Bertens (NED) 5 3 4 Bianca Andreescu (CAN) 4 3 5T Serena Williams (USA) 3 0 5T Ashleigh Barty (AUS) 3 2 5T Alison Riske (USA) 3 3 5T Yulia Putintseva (KAZ) 3 5

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2020 WTA Ranking System

The WTA rankings are based on a 52-week, cumulative system. A player's ranking is determined by her results at a maximum of 16 tournaments for singles and 11 for doubles.

The tournaments that count towards a player's ranking are those that yield the highest ranking points during the rolling 52-week period. They must include points from the Grand Slams and Premier Mandatory tournaments; for those players who qualify, ranking points earned at the WTA Finals will count as the 17th bonus tournament. For Top 20 players, their best two results at Premier 5 tournaments (Dubai, Rome, Cincinnati, Toronto and Wuhan) will also count.

In order to appear on the WTA rankings, players must earn ranking points in at least three tournaments, or a minimum of 10 singles ranking points or 10 doubles ranking points in one or more tournaments.

SINGLES AND DOUBLES POINTS - BY ROUNDDescription W F SF QF R16 R32 R64 R128 QLFR Q3 Q2 Q1

GRAND SLAM (4): Australian Open, Roland Garros, Wimbledon, US Open

Singles 2000 1300 780 430 240 130 70 10 40 30 20 2

Doubles 2000 1300 780 430 240 130 10 - 40 - - -

WTA FINALS - Shenzhen

Singles *1500 *1080 *750 (+125 per round-robin match played; +125 per round-robin win)

Doubles 1500 1080 750 375

WTA ELITE TROPHY - Zhuhai

Singles 700 440 240 (+40 per round robin match; +80 per round-robin win)

PREMIER MANDATORY (4): Beijing, Indian Wells, Madrid, Miami

96 Singles (48Q) 1000 650 390 215 120 65 35 10 30 - 20 2

64/60 Singles (32Q) 1000 650 390 215 120 65 10 - 30 - 20 2

28/32 Doubles 1000 650 390 215 120 10 - - - - - -

PREMIER 5 (5): Cincinnati, Doha, Rome, Montreal, Wuhan

56 Singles (64 Q) 900 585 350 190 105 60 1 - 30 22 15 1

56 Singles (48/32 Q) 900 585 350 190 105 60 1 - 30 - 20 1

28 Doubles 900 585 350 190 105 1 - - - - - -

16 Doubles 900 585 350 190 1 - - - - - - -

PREMIER (12): Adelaide, Berlin, Brisbane, Charleston, Dubai, Eastbourne, Moscow, St. Petersburg, San Jose, Stuttgart, Tokyo, Zhengzhou

56 Singles 470 305 185 100 55 30 1 - 25 - 13 1

32 Singles 470 305 185 100 55 1 - - 25 18 13 1

16 Doubles 470 305 185 100 1 - - - - - - -

INTERNATIONAL EVENTS (32): Acapulco, Albany, Auckland, Bad Hamborg, Birmingham, Bogotá, Bucharest, Budapest, Guangzhou,

Hiroshima, Hobart, Hong Kong, Hua Hin, Jurmala, Lausanne, Lugano, Linz, Luxembourg, Lyon, Monterrey, Nanchang, Nottingham,

Nürnberg, Palermo, Prague, Rabat, Seoul, Shenzhen, 's-Hertogenbosch, Strasbourg, Tianjin, Washington DC

32 Singles (32Q) 280 180 110 60 30 1 - - 18 14 10 1

32 Singles (16Q) 280 180 110 60 30 1 - - 18 - 12 1

16 Doubles 280 180 110 60 1 - - - - - - -

WTA 125K Series:

Singles 160 95 57 29 15 1 - - 6 - 4 1

16 Doubles 160 95 57 29 1 - - - - - - -

ITF CIRCUIT EVENTS:

ITF W100 (32/16) 150 90 55 28 14/1 1 - - 6 - 4 -

ITF W100 +H (32/16) 140 85 50 25 13/1 1 - - 6 - 4 -

ITF W80 (32/16) 130 80 48 24 12/1 1 - - 5 - 3 -

ITF W80 +H (32/16) 115 70 42 21 10/1 1 - - 5 - 3 -

ITF W60 (32/16) 100 60 36 18 9/1 1 - - 5 - 3 -

ITF W60 +H (32/16) 80 48 29 15 8/1 1 - - 5 - 3 -

ITF W25 (32/16) 60 36 22 11 6/1 1 - - 2 - - -

ITF W25 +H (32/16) 50 30 18 9 5/1 1 - - 1 - - -

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No.1 Singles Ranking History (Since November 3, 1975)

Since the inception of computer singles rankings on November 3, 1975, the No.1 ranking has changed hands 101 times. Following is a timeline that illustrates the history of the No.1 ranking and the 27 players who have held the top spot.

RANK DATE PLAYER WEEKS AT NO.1

Nov 03, 1975 Chris Evert (1) 25 Apr 26, 1976 Evonne Goolagong (1) 2 May 10, 1976 Evert (2) 113 Jul 10, 1978 Martina Navratilova (1) 26 Jan 14, 1979 Evert (3) 2 Jan 28, 1979 Navratilova (2) 4 Feb 25, 1979 Evert (4) 7 Apr 16, 1979 Navratilova (3) 10 Jun 25, 1979 Evert (5) 11 Sep 10, 1979 Navratilova (4) 31 Apr 07, 1980 Tracy Austin (1) 2 Apr 21, 1980 Navratilova (5) 11 Jul 07, 1980 Austin (2) 19 Nov 18, 1980 Evert (6) 76 May 03, 1982 Navratilova (6) 2 May 17, 1982 Evert (7) 4 Jun 14, 1982 Navratilova (7) 156Jun 10, 1985 Evert (8) 18 Oct 14, 1985 Navratilova (8) 2 Oct 28, 1985 Evert (9) 4 Nov 25, 1985 Navratilova (9) 90Aug 17, 1987 Stefanie Graf (1) 186Mar 11, 1991 Monica Seles (1) 21Aug 05, 1991 Graf (2) 1Aug 12, 1991 Seles (2) 1Aug 19, 1991 Graf (3) 3Sep 9, 1991 Seles (3) 91 Jun 7, 1993 Graf (4) 87Feb 6, 1995 Arantxa Sánchez Vicario (1) 2 Feb 20, 1995 Graf (5) 1Feb 27, 1995 Sánchez Vicario (2) 6 Apr 10, 1995 Graf (6) 5 May 15, 1995 Sánchez Vicario (3) 4 Jun 12, 1995 Graf (7) 9 Aug 15, 1995 Graf (7) & Seles** (4) 64Nov 4, 1996 Graf(7) 2 Nov 18, 1996 Graf (7) & Seles** (5) 1Nov 25, 1996 Graf (7) 18 Mar 31, 1997 Martina Hingis (1) 80 Oct 12, 1998 Lindsay Davenport (1) 17 Feb 08, 1999 Hingis (2) 21 Jul 05, 1999 Davenport (2) 5 Aug 09, 1999 Hingis (3) 34 Apr 03, 2000 Davenport (3) 5 May 08, 2000 Hingis (4) 1May 15, 2000 Davenport (4) 1May 22, 2000 Hingis (5) 73 Oct 15, 2001 Jennifer Capriati (1) 3 Nov 5, 2001 Davenport (5) 10 Jan 14, 2002 Capriati (2) 6 Feb 25, 2002 Venus Williams (1) 3 Mar 18, 2002 Capriati (3) 5 Apr 22, 2002 V.Williams (2) 4

RANK DATE PLAYER WEEKS AT NO.1

May 20 Capriati (4) 3 Jun 10, 2002 V.Williams (3) 4 Jul 8, 2002 Serena Williams (1) 57 Aug 11, 2003 Kim Clijsters (1) 10 Oct 20, 2003 Justine Henin (1) 1Oct 27, 2003 Clijsters (2) 2 Nov 10, 2003 Henin (2) 44 Sep 13, 2004 Amélie Mauresmo (1) 5 Oct 18, 2004 Davenport (6) 38 Aug 22, 2005 Maria Sharapova (1) 1Aug 29, 2005 Davenport (7) 2 Sep 12, 2005 Sharapova (2) 6 Oct 24, 2005 Davenport (8) 14 Jan 30, 2006 Clijsters (3) 7Mar 20, 2006 Mauresmo (2) 34Nov 13, 2006 Henin (3) 11Jan 29, 2007 Sharapova (3) 7Mar 19, 2007 Henin (4) 61May 19, 2008 Sharapova (4) 3Jun 9, 2008 Ana Ivanovic (1) 9Aug 17, 2008 Jelena Jankovic (1) 1 Aug 18, 2008 Ivanovic (2) 3Sep 8, 2008 S.Williams (2) 4Oct 6, 2008 Jankovic (2) 17Feb 2, 2009 S.Williams (3) 11Apr 20, 2009 Dinara Safi na (1) 25Oct 12, 2009 S.Williams (4) 2Oct 26, 2009 Safi na (1) 1 Nov 2, 2009 S.Williams (5) 49Oct 11, 2010 Caroline Wozniacki (1) 18 Feb 14, 2011 Clijsters (4) 1 Feb 21, 2011 Wozniacki (2) 49 Jan 30, 2012 Victoria Azarenka (1) 19Jun 11, 2012 Sharapova (5) 4Jul 9, 2012 Azarenka (2) 32Feb 18, 2013 S.Williams (6) 186Sep 12, 2016 Angelique Kerber (1) 20Jan 30, 2017 S.Williams (7) 7Mar 20, 2017 Kerber (2) 5Apr 24, 2017 S.Williams (8) 3May 15, 2017 Kerber (3) 9July 17, 2017 Karolina Pliskova (1) 8Sep 11, 2017 Garbiñe Muguruza (1) 4Oct 9, 2017 Simona Halep (1) 16Jan 19, 2018 Wozniacki (3) 4Feb 26, 2018 Halep (2) 48Jan 28, 2019 Naomi Osaka (1) 21Jun 24, 2019 Ashleigh Barty (1) 7Aug 12, 2019 Osaka (2) 4Sep 9, 2019 Barty (2) *17 Number of times a player has held the No.1 ranking is

indicated in ( )

* Includes week of December 30, 2019

** Co-ranked No.1

SINGLES: WEEKS AT No.1Stefanie Graf **377Martina Navratilova 332Serena Williams 319 Chris Evert 260Martina Hingis 209Monica Seles 178Justine Henin 117Lindsay Davenport 98Caroline Wozniacki 71Simona Halep 64Victoria Azarenka 51Amélie Mauresmo 39Angelique Kerber 34Dinara Safi na 26Naomi Osaka 25Ashleigh Barty *24Tracy Austin 21Maria Sharapova 21Kim Clijsters 20Jelena Jankovic 18Jennifer Capriati 17Ana Ivanovic 12 Arantxa Sánchez Vicario 12Venus Williams 11Karolina Pliskova 8Garbiñe Muguruza 4Evonne Goolagong 2*Includes week of December 31, 2018

YEAR-END SINGLES No.1 8 Stefanie Graf 1987-90; '93-967 Martina Navratilova 1978-79; '82-865 Serena Williams 2002; '09; '13-15 5 Chris Evert 1975-77; '80-814 Lindsay Davenport 1998; 2001; '04-053 Justine Henin 2003; '06-073 Martina Hingis 1997; '99-20002 Simona Halep 2017-182 Monica Seles 1991-92 2 Caroline Wozniacki 2010-11 1 Victoria Azarenka 20121 Ashleigh Barty 20191 Angelique Kerber 20161 Jelena Jankovic 2008

MOST CONSECUTIVE WEEKS AT No.1 186 Stefanie Graf (Aug 17, 1987-Mar 10, 1991

186 Serena Williams (Feb 18, 2013-Sep 12,2016)

156 Martina Navratilova (Jun 14, 1982-Jun 9, 1985)

113 Chris Evert (May 10, 1976 - Jul 9, 1978)

91 Monica Seles (Sep 9, 1991 - Jun 6, 1993)

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No.1 Doubles Ranking History(Since September 10, 1984)

Doubles rankings were introduced on September 10, 1984. Since then, the No.1 doubles ranking has changed hands (including ties) 129 times. Following is a timeline of the history of the No.1 doubles ranking:

Sep 10, 1984 Martina Navratilova (1) 27Mar 18, 1985 Pam Shriver (1) 44Jan 20, 1986 Navratilova (2) 26Jul 21, 1986 Shriver (2) 4Aug 18, 1986 Navratilova (3) 181Feb 5, 1990 Helena Sukova (1) 2Feb 19, 1990 Navratilova (4) 2Mar 5, 1990 Sukova (2) 9May 7, 1990 Navratilova (5) 1May 14, 1990 Sukova (3) 15Aug 27, 1990 Jana Novotna (1) 7Oct 15, 1990 Sukova (4) 18Feb 18, 1991 Novotna (2) 2Mar 4, 1991 Gigi Fernández (1) 1Mar 11, 1991 Novotna (3) 3Apr 1, 1991 Fernández (2) 1Apr 8, 1991 Sukova (5) 9Jun 10, 1991 Fernández (3) 13Sep 9, 1991 Novotna (4) 4Oct 7, 1991 Natasha Zvereva (1) 1Oct 14, 1991 Novotna (5) 15Jan 27, 1992 Larisa Neiland (1) 1Feb 3, 1992 Novotna (6) 2Feb 17, 1992 Neiland (2) 1Feb 24, 1992 Novotna (7) 4Mar 23, 1992 Neiland (3) 2Apr 6, 1992 Novotna (8) 10Jun 15, 1992 Zvereva (2) 1Jun 22, 1992 Novotna (9) 16Oct 12, 1992 Zvereva (3) 1Oct 19, 1992 Arantxa Sánchez Vicario (1) 4Nov 16, 1992 Zvereva (4) 1Nov 23, 1992 Sukova (6) 7Jan 11, 1993 Zvereva (5) 12Apr 5, 1993 Fernández (4) 23Sep 13, 1993 Sukova (7) 7Nov 1, 1993 Fernández (5) 2Nov 15, 1993 Sukova (8) 1Nov 22, 1993 Fernández (6) 38Aug 15, 1994 Zvereva (6) 26Feb 13, 1995 Sánchez Vicario (2) 2Feb 27, 1995 Zvereva (7) 1Mar 6, 1995 Fernández (7) 1Mar 13, 1995 Zvereva (8) 2Mar 27, 1995 Sánchez Vicario (3) 32Nov 6, 1995 Fernández (8) 1Nov 13, 1995 Sánchez Vicario (4) 73Apr 7, 1997 Zvereva (9) 28Oct 20, 1997 Lindsay Davenport (1) 2Nov 3, 1997 Zvereva (10) 12Jan 26, 1998 Davenport (2) 11Apr 13, 1998 Zvereva (11) 8Jun 8, 1998 Martina Hingis (1) 8Aug 3, 1998 Novotna (10) 1Aug 10, 1998 Davenport (3) 1Aug 17, 1998 Hingis (2) 10Oct 26, 1998 Zvereva (12) 1Nov 2, 1998 Hingis (3) 3Nov 23, 1998 Zvereva (13) 25May 17, 1999 Novotna (11) 3Jun 7, 1999 Hingis (4) 4Jul 5, 1999 Zvereva (14) 4Aug 2, 1999 Hingis (5) 3Aug 23, 1999 Davenport (4) 13Nov 22, 1999 Anna Kournikova (1) 10Jan 31, 2000 Hingis (6) 7Mar 20, 2000 Davenport (5) 2

Apr 3, 2000 Corina Morariu (1) 2Apr 17, 2000 Davenport (6) 3May 8, 2000 Morariu (2) 5Jun 12, 2000 Lisa Raymond (1) 10Aug 21, 2000 Raymond (1)/Rennae Stubbs** (1) 3Sep 11, 2000 Julie Halard-Decugis (1) 6Oct 23, 2000 Ai Sugiyama (1) 1Oct 30, 2000 Halard-Decugis (2) 8Dec 25, 2000 Sugiyama (2) 35Aug 27, 2001 Raymond (2) 54Sep 9, 2002 Paola Suárez (1) 47Aug 4-, 2003 Kim Clijsters (1) 1Aug 11, 2003 Sugiyama (3) 1Aug 187, 2003 Clijsters (2) 3Sep 8, 2003 Virginia Ruano Pascual (1) 1Sep 15, 2003 Sugiyama (4) 8Nov 10, 2003 Suárez (2) 37Jul 26, 2004 Ruano Pascual (2) 1Aug 2, 2004 Ruano Pascual (2)/Suárez** (3) 3Aug 23, 2004 Ruano Pascual (2) 60Oct 17, 2005 Cara Black (1) 16Feb 6, 2006 Samantha Stosur (1) 22Jul 10, 2006 Raymond (3)/Stosur** (1) 39Apr 9, 2007 Raymond (3) 9Jun 11, 2007 Black (2) 2Jun 25, 2007 Raymond (4) 2Jul 9, 2007 Black (3) 18Nov 12, 2007 Black (3)/Liezel Huber** (1) 127Apr 19, 2010 Huber (1) 7Jun 7, 2010 S. Williams (1)/V. Williams (1)** 8Aug 2, 2010 Huber (2) 13Nov 1, 2010 Gisela Dulko (1) 17Feb 28, 2011 Dulko (1)/Flavia Pennetta (1)** 7Apr 18, 2011 Pennetta (1) 11Jul 4, 2011 Peschke (1)/Srebotnik (1) 10Sep 12, 2011 Huber (3) 32Apr 23, 2012 Huber (3)/Raymond (5)** 19Sep 10, 2012 Sara Errani (1) 6Oct 15, 2012 Roberta Vinci (1) 28Apr 29, 2013 Errani (2)/Vinci (1)** 42Feb 17, 2014 Peng Shuai (1) 12May 12, 2014 Peng (1)/Hsieh Su-Wei (1)** 1May 19, 2014 Peng (1) 3Jun 9, 2014 Peng (1)/Hsieh (2)** 4Jul 7, 2014 Errani (3)/Vinci (2) 40Apr 13, 2015 Sania Mirza (1) 40Jan 18, 2016 Mirza (1)/Hingis (7)** 31Aug 22, 2016 Mirza (1) 20Jan 9, 2017 Bethanie Mattek-Sands (1) 32Aug 21, 2017 Lucie Safarova (1) 6Oct 2, 2017 Hingis (8) 3Oct 23, 2017 Hingis /Latisha Chan (1) 24Mar 16, 2018 Chan (1) 12Jun 11, 2018 Ekaterina Makarova/

Elena Vesnina (1) 5Jul 16, 2018 Timea Babos (1) 4Aug 13, 2018 Chan (2) 1Aug 20, 2018 Babos (2) 13Oct 22, 2018 Barbora Krejcikova/ *11 Katerina Siniakova (1)** Jan 14, 2019 Siniakova 21Jun 10, 2019 Kristina Mladenovic (1) 5Jul 15, 2019 Barbora Strycova (1) 25*Oct 7, 2019 Mladenovic (2) 2Oct 21, 2019 Strycova (2) 11

** Co-ranked No.1 for fi rst time * Includes week of December 30, 2019

DOUBLES: WEEKS AT No.1 PLAYER WEEKS AT NO.1

Martina Navratilova 237 Liezel Huber 199 Cara Black 163 Lisa Raymond 137 Natasha Zvereva 124 Arantxa Sánchez Vicario 111 Roberta Vinci 110Sania Mirza 91Sara Errani 87Paola Suárez 87 Gigi Fernández 80 Martina Hingis 79Helena Sukova 68 Jana Novotna 67Virginia Ruano Pascual 65 Samantha Stosur 61 Pam Shriver 48 Ai Sugiyama 45 Latisha Chan 34Katerina Siniakova 33Lindsay Davenport 32Bethanie Mattek-Sands 32Barbora Strycova *23Gisela Dulko 24 Peng Shuai 20Flavia Pennetta 18 Julie Halard-Decugis 14Timea Babos 14Barbora Krejcikova 11Kveta Peschke 10 Katarina Srebotnik 10 Anna Kournikova 10 Serena Williams 8 Venus Williams 8 Kristina Mladenovic 7Corina Morariu 7Lucie Safarova 6Hsieh Su-Wei 5 Ekaterina Makarova 5Elena Vesnina 5 Kim Clijsters 4 Larisa Neiland 4 Rennae Stubbs 3 *Includes week of December 30, 2019

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All-Time Top 10 History

Official computer rankings for WTA players came into effect on November 3, 1975. The following list notes all players who have held a Top 10 ranking, updated through the 2017 season.

PLAYER NAT CRACKED TOP 10

1. Chris Evert USA No.1 (Nov 3, 1975) 2. Virginia Wade GBR No.2 (Nov 3, 1975) 3. Martina Navratilova TCH/USA No.3 (Nov 3, 1975) 4. Billie Jean King USA No.4 (Nov 3, 1975) 5. Evonne Goolagong Cawley AUS No.5 (Nov 3, 1975) 6. Margaret Court AUS No.6 (Nov 3, 1975) 7. Olga Morozova RUS No.7 (Nov 3, 1975) 8. Nancy Richey USA No.8 (Nov 3, 1975) 9. Francoise Dürr FRA No.9 (Nov 3, 1975) 10. Kerry Melville Reid AUS No.10 (Nov 3, 1975) 11. Rosie Casals USA No.10 (Feb 23, 1976) 12. Dianne Fromholtz Balestrat AUS No.10 (Sep 14, 1976) 13. Betty Stove NED No.10 (Oct 2, 1976) 14. Sue Barker GBR No.10 (Dec 10, 1976) 15. Mima Jausovec YUG No.9 (Mar 20, 1977) 16. Kathy May USA No.10 (July 3, 1977) 17. Kristien Shaw Kremmer USA No.10 (Aug 21,1977) 18. Wendy Turnbull AUS No.10 (Nov 27, 1977) 19. Tracy Austin USA No.10 (Mar 13, 1978) 20. Greer Stevens RSA No.10 (Feb 25, 1979) 21. Virginia Ruzici ROM No.10 (Mar 11, 1979) 22. Kathy Jordan USA No.10 (Feb 10, 1980) 23. Hana Mandlikova TCH/AUS No.10 (Jun 9, 1980) 24. Andrea Jaeger USA No.9 (Aug 11, 1980) 25. Pam Shriver USA No.9 (Dec 14, 1980) 26. Sylvia Hanika GER No.10 (Mar 9, 1981) 27. Barbara Potter USA No.10 (Sep 28, 1981) 28. Bettina Bunge GER No.10 (Nov 30, 1981) 29. Andrea Temesvari HUN No.10 (Aug 15, 1983) 30. Jo Durie GBR No.8 (Dec 5, 1983) 31. Zina Garrison USA No.10 (Dec 5, 1983) 32. Bonnie Gadusek USA No.10 (Mar 19, 1984) 33. Manuela Maleeva-Fragniere BUL/SUI No.9 (May 28, 1984) 34. Kathleen Horvath USA No.10 (Jun 11, 1984) 35. Claudia Kohde-Kilsch GER No.9 (Jul 9, 1984) 36. Lisa Bonder-Kreiss USA No.9 (Aug 20, 1984) 37. Helena Sukova CZE No.10 (Nov 26, 1984) 38. Carling Bassett-Seguso CAN No.10 (Jan 7, 1985) 39. Catarina Lindqvist SWE No.10 (Apr 15, 1985) 40. Stefanie Graf GER No.10 (Aug 5, 1985) 41. Gabriela Sabatini ARG No.10 (Aug 19, 1985) 42. Kathy Rinaldi-Stunkel USA No.9 (Apr 12, 1986) 43. Lori McNeil USA No.10 (Feb 29, 1988) 44. Natasha Zvereva URS/BLR No.8 (Jun 6, 1988) 45. Katerina Maleeva BUL No.10 (Jan 30, 1989) 46. Stephanie Rehe USA No.10 (Mar 13, 1989) 47. Arantxa Sánchez Vicario ESP No.10 (May 22, 1989) 48. Conchita Martínez ESP No.10 (Jun 19, 1989) 49. Mary Joe Fernández USA No.10 (Aug 14, 1989) 50. Monica Seles YUG/USA No.10 (Sep 11,1989) 51. Jana Novotna CZE No.10 (Oct 23, 1989) 52. Jennifer Capriati USA No.10 (Oct 29, 1990) 53. Anke Huber GER No.9 (May 4, 1992) 54. Magdalena Maleeva BUL No.10 (May 3, 1993) 55. Kimiko Date JPN No.9 (Jan 17, 1994) 56. Lindsay Davenport USA No.10 (May 09, 1994) 57. Mary Pierce FRA No.7 (Jun 6, 1994) 58. Iva Majoli CRO No.9 (Oct 16, 1995) 59. Chanda Rubin USA No.10 (Jan 30, 1996) 60. Brenda Schultz-McCarthy NED No.10 (Mar 4, 1996) 61. Martina Hingis SUI No.10 (Oct 7, 1996) 62. Barbara Paulus AUT No.10 (Nov 18, 1996) 63. Irina Spirlea ROM No.10 (Dec 23, 1996) 64. Karina Habsudova SVK No.10 (Feb 10, 1997) 65. Amanda Coetzer RSA No.10 (Apr 28, 1997) 66. Nathalie Tauziat FRA No.10 (Jan 12, 1998)

PLAYER NAT CRACKED TOP 10

67. Venus Williams USA No.10 (Mar 30, 1998) 68. Anna Kournikova RUS No.10 (Jun 22, 1998) 69. Patty Schnyder SUI No.10 (Aug 10,1998) 70. Dominique Monami BEL No.9 (Oct 12, 1998) 71. Serena Williams USA No.9 (Apr 5, 1999) 72. Amélie Mauresmo FRA No.10 (May 10, 1999) 73. Julie Halard-Decugis FRA No.10 (Aug 23, 1999) 74. Barbara Schett AUT No.7 (Sep 13, 1999) 75. Sandrine Testud FRA No.9 (Feb 7, 2000) 76. Elena Dementieva RUS No.10 (Feb 26, 2001) 77. Kim Clijsters BEL No.7 (Jun 11, 2001) 78. Justine Henin BEL No.9 (Jun 11, 2001) 79. Jelena Dokic AUS No.10 (Oct 8, 2001) 80. Daniela Hantuchova SVK No.9 (Oct 14, 2002) 81. Anastasia Myskina RUS No.10 (Feb 17, 2003) 82. Ai Sugiyama JPN No.10 (Nov 10, 2003) 83. Nadia Petrova RUS No.9 (Apr 5, 2004) 84. Paola Suárez ARG No.9 (Jun 7, 2004) 85. Svetlana Kuznetsova RUS No.10 (Jun 7, 2004) 86. Maria Sharapova RUS No.8 (Jul 5, 2004) 87. Vera Zvonareva RUS No.9 (Aug 9, 2004) 88. Alicia Molik AUS No.10 (Jan 31, 2005) 89. Nicole Vaidisova CZE No.9 (Aug 7, 2006) 90. Dinara Safi na RUS No.10 (Oct 2, 2006) 91. Jelena Jankovic SRB No.10 (Jan 29, 2007) 92. Anna Chakvetadze RUS No.10 (Feb 19, 2007) 93. Ana Ivanovic SRB No.8 (May 14, 2007) 94. Marion Bartoli FRA No.10 (Aug 27, 2007) 95. Agnieszka Radwanska POL No.10 (Jul 7, 2008) 96. Victoria Azarenka BLR No.10 (Mar 23, 2009) 97. Caroline Wozniacki DEN No.10 (May 18, 2009) 98. Flavia Pennetta ITA No.10 (Aug 17, 2009) 99. Li Na CHN No.10 (Feb 1, 2010) 100. Samantha Stosur AUS No.10 (Mar 22, 2010) 101. Francesca Schiavone ITA No.6 (Jun 7, 2010) 102. Petra Kvitova CZE No.10 (May 9, 2011) 103. Andrea Petkovic GER No.10 (Aug 8, 2011)104. Angelique Kerber GER No.10 (May 21, 2012)105. Sara Errani ITA No.10 (Jun 11, 2012)106. Maria Kirilenko RUS No.10 (Jun 10, 2013)107. Simona Halep ROU No.10 (Jan 27, 2014)108. Dominika Cibulkova SVK No.10 (Mar 31, 2014)109. Eugenie Bouchard CAN No.7 (Jul 7, 2014)110. Ekaterina Makarova RUS No.10 (Jan 5, 2015)111. Carla Suárez Navarro ESP No.10 (Apr 6, 2015)112. Lucie Safarova CZE No.7 (Jun 8, 2015)113. Garbiñe Muguruza ESP No.9 (Jul 13, 2015)114. Karolina Pliskova CZE No.8 (Aug 10, 2015)115. Timea Bacsinszky SUI No.10 (Oct 12, 2015)116. Belinda Bencic SUI No.9 (Feb 15, 2016)117. Roberta Vinci ITA No.10 (Feb 22, 2016)118. Madison Keys USA No.10 (Jun 20, 2016)119. Johanna Konta GBR No.9 (Oct 10, 2016)120. Elina Svitolina UKR No.10 (Feb 27, 2017)121. Jelena Ostapenko LAT No.10 (Sep 11, 2017)122. Caroline Garcia FRA No.9 (Oct 9, 2017)123. Kristina Mladenovic FRA No.10 (Oct 23, 2017)124. CoCo Vandeweghe USA No.10 (Nov 6, 2017)125. Julia Goerges GER No.10 (Feb 5, 2018)126. Sloane Stephens USA No.9 (Apr 2, 2018)127. Naomi Osaka JPN No.7 (Sep 10, 2018) 128. Kiki Bertens NED No.10 (Oct 8, 2018) 129. Daria Kasatkina RUS No.10 (Oct 22, 2018)130. Aryna Sabalenka BLR No.10 (Jan 29, 2019) 131. Ashleigh Barty AUS No.9 (Apr 1, 2019) 132. Bianca Andreescu CAN No.5 (Sep 9, 2019)

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Career-High Ranking Leaders (Since November 3, 1975)

No.1 First Date Last DateChris Evert Nov 3, 1975 Nov 24, 1985Evonne Goolagong Apr 26, 1976 May 9, 1976Martina Navratilova Jul 10, 1978 Aug 16, 1987Tracy Austin Apr 7, 1980 Nov 17, 1980Stefanie Graf Aug 17, 1987 Mar 30, 1997Monica Seles Mar 11, 1991 Nov 24, 1996Arantxa Sánchez Vicario Feb 6, 1995 Jun 11, 1995Martina Hingis Mar 31, 1997 Oct 14, 2001Lindsay Davenport Oct 12, 1998 Jan 29, 2006Jennifer Capriati Oct 15, 2001 Jun 9, 2002Venus Williams Feb 25, 2002 Jul 7, 2002Serena Williams Jul 8, 2002 Sep 11, 2016Kim Clijsters Aug 11, 2003 Nov 9, 2003Justine Henin Oct 20, 2003 May 18, 2008Amélie Mauresmo Sep 13, 2004 Oct 17, 2004Maria Sharapova Aug 22, 2005 Jul 8, 2012Ana Ivanovic Jun 9, 2008 Sep 7, 2008Jelena Jankovic Aug 11, 2008 Feb 1, 2009Dinara Safi na Apr 20, 2009 Nov 1, 2009Caroline Wozniacki Oct 11, 2010 Feb 19, 2018Victoria Azarenka Jan 30, 2012 Feb 17, 2013Angelique Kerber Sep 12, 2016 Jul 16, 2017Karolina Pliskova Jul 17, 2017 Sep 10, 2017Garbiñe Muguruza Sep 11, 2017 Oct 8, 2017Simona Halep Oct 9, 2017 Oct 4, 2019Naomi Osaka Jan 28, 2019 Sep 6, 2019Ashleigh Barty Jun 24, 2019 --- No.2 First Date Last DateVirginia Wade Nov 3, 1975 Jan 31, 1976Billie Jean King Dec 11, 1977 Feb 12, 1978Andrea Jaeger Aug 17, 1981 Sep 13, 1981Conchita Martínez Oct 30, 1995 Aug 4, 1996Jana Novotna Jul 7, 1997 Sep 13, 1998Anastasia Myskina Sep 13, 2004 Sep 26, 2004Svetlana Kuznetsova Sep 10, 2007 Feb 24, 2008Vera Zvonareva Oct 25, 2010 Sep 11, 2011Petra Kvitova Oct 31, 2011 Feb 12, 2012Agnieszka Radwanska Jul 9, 2012 Sep 9, 2012Li Na Feb 17, 2014 Aug 10, 2014 No.3 First Date Last DateWendy Turnbull Jan 7, 1985 Feb 3, 1985Pam Shriver Mar 20, 1984 Jun 19, 1988Hana Mandlikova Apr 30, 1984 Apr 26, 1987Manuela Maleeva-Fragniere Feb 4, 1985 Feb 17, 1985Gabriela Sabatini Feb 27, 1989 Jan 31, 1993Mary Pierce Jan 30, 1995 Jul 9, 2000Amanda Coetzer Nov 3, 1997 Nov 9, 1997Nathalie Tauziat May 8, 2000 May 14, 2000Nadia Petrova May 15, 2006 Jun 11, 2006Elena Dementieva Apr 6, 2009 May 10, 2009Elina Svitolina Sep 11, 2017 Feb 18, 2018Sloane Stephens Jul 16, 2018 Sep 9, 2018 No.4 First Date Last DateDianne Fromholtz Balestrat Mar 19, 1979 Apr 14, 1979Sue Barker Mar 20, 1977 Nov 26, 1977Zina Garrison Nov 20, 1989 Sep 9, 1990Claudia Kohde-Kilsch Sep 2, 1985 Sep 15, 1985Helena Sukova Mar 18, 1985 Apr 14, 1985Mary Joe Fernández Oct 22, 1990 Jan 27, 1991Anke Huber Oct 14, 1996 Nov 3, 1996Magdalena Maleeva Jan 29, 1996 Feb 4, 1996Kimiko Date Nov 13, 1995 Dec 31, 1995Iva Majoli Feb 5, 1996 Oct 19, 1997Jelena Dokic Aug 18, 2002 Sep 22, 2002Francesca Schiavone Jun 7, 2010 Jan 31, 2011Samantha Stosur July 5, 2010 Feb 21, 2011Dominika Cibulkova Mar 20, 2017 Apr 30, 2017Johanna Konta July 11, 2017 Jul 17, 2017Caroline Garcia Sep 10, 2018 Sep 30, 2018Kiki Bertens May 13, 2019 Jul 14, 2019Bianca Andreescu Oct 21, 2019 Nov 3, 2019

No.5 First Date Last DateRosie Casals Sep 13, 1976 Oct 24, 1976Margaret Court Feb 21, 1977 Jul 2, 1977Betty Stove Jul 3, 1977 Oct 22, 1977Kathy Jordan Mar 19, 1984 Dec 11, 1984Sylvia Hanika Sep 12, 1983 Jan 8, 1984Jo Durie Jan 9, 1984 Apr 29, 1984Natasha Zvereva May 22, 1989 Jun 11, 1989Daniela Hantuchova Jan 27, 2003 Mar 16, 2003Anna Chakvetadze Sep 10, 2007 Sep 30, 2007Sara Errani May 20, 2013 Sep 8, 2013Eugenie Bouchard Oct 20, 2014 Oct 26, 2014Lucie Safarova Sep 14, 2015 Oct 4, 2015Jelena Ostapenko Oct 9, 2017 Jun 10, 2018

No.6 First Date Last DateMima Jausovec Mar 22, 1982 Apr 4, 1982Bettina Bunge Mar 28, 1983 Jul 3, 1983Katerina Maleeva Jul 9, 1990 Jan 13, 1990Chanda Rubin Apr 8, 1996 Jun 9, 1996Flavia Pennetta Sep 28, 2015 Oct 4, 2015Carla Suárez Navarro Feb 29, 2016 Apr 3, 2016

No.7 First Date Last DateOlga Morozova Nov 3, 1975 Dec 31, 1975Kerry Melville Reid Jul 4, 1976 Sep 14, 1976Greer Stevens Jul 7, 1980 Aug 10, 1980Barbara Potter Dec 6, 1982 Dec 19, 1982Andrea Temesvari Jan 23, 1984 Feb 19, 1984Kathy Rinaldi-Stunkel May 26, 1986 Feb 1, 1987Irina Spirlea Oct 13, 1997 Nov 2, 1997Barbara Schett Sep 13, 1999 Nov 7, 1999Julie Halard-Decugis Feb 14, 2000 Apr 16, 2000Patty Schnyder Nov 14, 2005 Jan 15, 2006Nicole Vaidisova May 14, 2007 May 27, 2007Marion Bartoli Jan 30, 2012 Sep 28, 2013Belinda Bencic Feb 22, 2016 Feb 28, 2016Madison Keys Oct 10, 2016 Oct 30, 2016Roberta Vinci May 9, 2016 Jul 10, 2016

No.8 First Date Last DateNancy Richey Nov 3, 1975 Jan 31, 1976Virginia Ruzici May 21, 1979 Jun 15, 1981Bonnie Gadusek Jul 9, 1984 Sep 15, 1986Carling Bassett-Seguso Mar 4, 1985 Mar 17, 1985Anna Kournikova Nov 20, 2000 May 27, 2001Ai Sugiyama Feb 9, 2004 Feb 29, 2004Alicia Molik Feb 28, 2005 Jun 5, 2005Ekaterina Makarova Apr 6, 2015 Jul 12, 2015

No.9 First Date Last DateFrancoise Dürr Nov 3, 1975 Dec 31, 1975Lisa Bonder-Kreiss Aug 20, 1984 Sep 1, 1984Lori McNeil Jul 4, 1988 Sep 11, 1988Brenda Schultz-McCarthy May 20, 1996 May 26, 1996Dominique Van Roost Oct 12, 1998 Oct 18, 1998Sandrine Testud Feb 7, 2000 May 22, 2000Paola Suárez Jun 7, 2004 Jun 13, 2004Andrea Petkovic Oct 10, 2011 Oct 16, 2011Timea Bacsinszky May 16, 2016 Jun 5, 2016Julia Goerges Aug 20, 2018 Sep 9, 2018 Aryna Sabalenka Feb 4, 2019 Aug 25, 2019

No.10 First Date Last DateKathy May Jul 3, 1977 Aug 20, 1977Kristien Shaw Kremmer Aug 21, 1977 Sep 11, 1977Kathleen Horvath Jun 11, 1984 Jun 24, 1984Catarina Lindqvist Apr 15, 1985 Apr 28, 1985Stephanie Rehe Mar 13, 1989 Mar 19, 1989Barbara Paulus Nov 18, 1996 Dec 22, 1996Karina Habsudova Feb 10, 1997 Mar 16, 1997Maria Kirilenko Jun 10, 2013 Jul 7, 2013Kristina Mladenovic Oct 23, 2017 Nov 5, 2017CoCo Vandeweghe Jan 15, 2018 Jan 28, 2018Daria Kasatkina Oct 22, 2018 Jan 27, 2019

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YR TOURNAMENT NO.1 NO.2 SCORE

1969 Australian Open* Court def. King 63 76(12) Dallas* Court def. King 64 64 Sydney* Court l. to King 62 46 63 S African Open* Court def. King 64 16 63 Durban* Court l. to King 64 26 62 Wimbledon* Court def. King 14-12 11-91971 Queens* Court def. King 63 36 631972 Wimbledon* Goolagong l. to King 63 63 vs Charlotte* King def. Court 62 62 vs Phoenix* King def. Court 76 63 vs California* King l. to Court 64 611973 vs Chicago* King l. to Court 62 46 64 vs Boston* Court def. King 62 64 vs Indianapolis* Court l. to King 67 76 63 vs Nashville* Court def. King 63 46 621974 vs San Francisco* Evert l. to King 76(5-2)62 Palm Springs* Evert def. King 63 61 US Indoors* King def. Evert 63 36 621975 vs California* Evert def. King 61 61 Sarasota* Evert l. to King 62 63 Austin* Evert def. King 46 63 76

OFFICIAL COMPUTER RANKINGS INTRODUCED ON NOVEMBER 3, 1975

1976 vs Washington Evert def. Wade 62 61 vs Philadelphia Evert l. to Goolagong 63 76 vs Champs Evert l. to Goolagong 63 57 63 Wimbledon Evert def. Goolagong 63 46 86 US Open Evert def. Goolagong 63 601977 vs Los Angeles Evert def. Navratilova 62 26 61 vs Philadelphia Evert def. Navratilova 64 46 63 Tucson Evert def. Navratilova 63 76(5-2) Palm Springs (RR) Evert def. Navratilova 64 611978 Tokyo [May] Evert def. Navratilova 75 62 Eastbourne Evert l. to Navratilova 64 46 97 Wimbledon Evert l. to Navratilova 26 64 75 Atlanta Navratilova l. to Evert 76(3) 06 63 Palm Springs Navratilova l. to Evert 63 631979 Avon Oakland Navratilova def. Evert 75 75 Avon L.A. Navratilova l. to Evert 63 64 Avon Dallas Evert l. to Navratilova 64 64 Eastbourne Navratilova l. to Evert 75 57 13-11 Wimbledon Evert l. to Navratilova 64 64 Phoenix Navratilova def. Evert 61 63 Brighton Navratilova def. Evert 61 641980 Avon Champs Navratilova l. to Austin 62 26 62 La Costa Navratilova l. to Austin 75 62 Orlando Navratilova def. Austin 62 641981 Canadian Open (SF) Evert def. Jaeger 46 61 621982 Wimbledon Navratilova def. Evert 61 36 62 Brighton Navratilova def. Evert 61 64 Australian Open Navratilova l. to Evert 63 26 63 Toyota Champs Navratilova def. Evert 46 61 621983 vs Dallas Navratilova def. Evert 64 60 vs Champs Navratilova def. Evert 62 60 vs Los Angeles Navratilova def. Evert 61 63 Canadian Open Navratilova def. Evert 64 46 61 US Open Navratilova def. Evert 61 63 Tokyo [Lions Cup] Navratilova def. Evert 62 621984 US Indoors Navratilova def. Evert 62 76(4) vs Champs Navratilova def. Evert 63 75 61 Amelia Island Navratilova def. Evert 62 60 Roland Garros Navratilova def. Evert 63 61 Wimbledon Navratilova def. Evert 76(5) 62 US Open Navratilova def. Evert 46 64 641985 vs Florida Navratilova l. to Evert 62 64 Miami Navratilova def. Evert 62 64 vs Dallas Navratilova def. Evert 63 64 Roland Garros Navratilova l. to Evert 63 67(4) 75 Wimbledon Evert l. to Navratilova 46 63 62 Australian Open Navratilova def. Evert 62 46 621986 vVs Dallas Navratilova def. Evert 62 61 Roland Garros Navratilova l. to Evert 26 63 63 vs Los Angeles Navratilova def. Evert 76(5) 631987 Miami (SF) Navratilova l. to Graf 63 62 Roland Garros Navratilova l. to Graf 64 46 86 Wimbledon Navratilova def. Graf 75 63 US Open Graf l. to Navratilova 76(4) 61

YR TOURNAMENT NO.1 NO.2 SCORE

1988 Wimbledon Graf def. Navratilova 57 62 611989 Wimbledon Graf def. Navratilova 62 67(1) 61 US Open Graf def. Navratilova 36 75 61 vs Champs Graf def. Navratilova 64 75 26 621990 No Match-up1991 San Antonio Seles l. to Graf 64 63 Hamburg Seles l. to Graf 75 67(4) 631992 Roland Garros Seles def. Graf 62 36 10-8 Wimbledon Seles l. to Graf 62 611993 Australian Open Seles def. Graf 46 63 62 vs Champs Graf def. Sánchez Vicario 61 64 36 611994 Australian Open Graf def. Sánchez Vicario 60 62 Delray Beach Graf def. Sánchez Vicario 63 75 Hamburg Graf l. to Sánchez Vicario 46 76(3) 76(6) San Diego Graf def. Sánchez Vicario 62 61 Canadian Open Graf l. to Sánchez Vicario 75 16 76(4) US Open Graf l. to Sánchez Vicario 16 76(3) 641995 Roland Garros Sánchez Vicario l. to Graf 75 46 60 Wimbledon Graf def. Sánchez Vicario 46 61 75 US Open Graf ^ def. Seles (co-No.1) 76(6)06 631996 Indian Wells Graf ^ def. C.Martínez 76(5) 76(5) Roland Garros (SF) Graf ^ def. C. Martínez 63 61 Canadian Open Seles ^ def. Sánchez Vicario 61 76(2) US Open Graf ^ def. Seles (co-No.1) 75 64 Tokyo [Nicherei] Seles ^ def. Sánchez Vicario 61 64 Fed Cup Final Seles ^ def. Sánchez Vicario 36 63 611997 Tokyo [PPO]** Graf Hingis Hingis w/o 1998 Tokyo [PPO] Hingis l. to Davenport 63 63 Indian Wells Hingis def. Davenport 63 64 Los Angeles Hingis l. to Davenport 46 64 63 US Open (SF) Hingis def. Novotna 36 61 64 Chase Champs Davenport l. to Hingis 75 64 46 621999 Sydney Davenport def. Hingis 64 63 Philadelphia Davenport def. Hingis 63 64 Chase Champs Davenport def. Hingis 64 622000 Australian Open Hingis l. to Davenport 61 75 Scottsdale** Hingis vs. Davenport Cancelled Indian Wells Hingis l. to Davenport 46 64 60 Miami Hingis def. Davenport 63 62 Zurich Hingis def. Davenport 64 46 75 Philadelphia Hingis l. to Davenport 76(7) 642001 Sydney Hingis def. Davenport 63 46 75 Tokyo [PPO] Hingis l. to Davenport 67(4) 64 622002 Wimbledon V.Williams l. to S.Williams 76(4) 63 US Open S.Williams def. V.Williams 64 632003 Australian Open S.Williams def. V.Williams 76(4)36 64 Filderstadt Clijsters def. Henin 57 64 622004 Australian Open Henin def. Clijsters 63 46 63 Olympics–Athens Henin def. Mauresmo 63 63 Filderstadt Mauresmo l. to Davenport 62 ret.2005 No Matchup2006 Antwerp Clijsters l. to Mauresmo 36 63 632007 No Matchup2008 Sydney Henin def. Kuznetsova 46 62 642009 No Matchup2010 WTA Finals (SF) Wozniacki def. Zvonareva 75 602011 No Matchup2012 Indian Wells Azarenka def. Sharapova 62 63 Stuttgart Azarenka l. to Sharapova 61 64 Beijing Azarenka def. Sharapova 63 61 WTA Finals (SF) Azarenka l. to Sharapova 64 622013 Doha Azarenka def. S.Williams 76(8)26 63 Miami S.Williams def. Sharapova 46 63 60 Madrid S.Williams def. Sharapova 61 64 Roland Garros S.Williams def. Sharapova 64 64 Cincinnati S.Williams l. to Azarenka 26 62 76(8) US Open S.Williams def. Azarenka 75 67(6) 612014 Brisbane S.Williams def. Azarenka 64 75 Miami S.Williams def. Li 75 612015 Australian Open S.Williams def. Sharapova 63 76(5)2016 No Matchup2017 No Matchup2018 Australian Open C.Wozniacki def. Halep 76(2) 36 642019 WTA Finals A.Barty def. Ka.Pliskova 46 62 63

* Before official WTA Rankings introduced** Match not played^ Graf & Seles held co-No.1 ranking

The Top 2 in the world have met 114 times since computer rankings were introduced (135 times all-time). The No.1 player has prevailed in 73 meetings, while the No.2 has won 39 times. To date, all except seven match-ups have taken place in a tournament final. Here is a look at all No.1 vs. No.2 meetings since 1969:

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MOST YEARS FINISHING IN TOP 1020 Martina Navratilova 1975-9419 Chris Evert 1971-8916 Serena Williams 1999-04; 2007-10; 2012-16; 2019 13 Stefanie Graf 1985-96; 199813 Monica Seles 1989-93; 1995-200213 Venus Williams 1998-2002; 2004-05; 2007-10; 2015; 201712 Billie Jean King 1968-75; 1977-8012 Virginia Wade 1968-7911 Kerry Melville Reid 1969-7911 Arantxa Sánchez Vicario 1989-98; 2000

YOUNGEST TO RANK AT No.1Martina Hingis 16 yrs, 182 day (Mar 31, 1997)Monica Seles 17 yrs, 99 days (Mar 11, 1991)Tracy Austin 17 yrs, 116 days (Apr 7, 1980)Stefanie Graf 18 yrs, 64 days (Aug 17, 1987)Maria Sharapova 18 yrs, 125 days (Aug 22, 2005)

OLDEST TO RANK AT No.1Serena Williams 35 yrs, 230 days (May 15, 2017)Chris Evert 30 yrs, 338 days (Nov 24, 1985)Martina Navratilova 30 yrs, 303 days (Aug 16, 1987)Lindsay Davenport 29 yrs, 235 days (Jan 29, 2006)Angelique Kerber 29 yrs, 180 days (Jul 16, 2017)

PLAYERS TO DEFEAT WORLD’S TOP 2 AT SAME EVENTEvonne Goolagong (No.5) 1978 Boston d. No.2 Navratilova (SF)); No.1 Evert (F) Tracy Austin (No.3) 1979 US Open d. No.2 Navratilova (SF); No.1 Evert (F) Tracy Austin (No.3) 1979 Filderstadt d. No.2 Evert (SF); No.1 Navratilova (F)Martina Navratilova (No.3) 1980 Tokyo [Lions Cup] d. No.1 Evert (SF); No.2 Austin (F) Tracy Austin (No.3) 1981 Toyota Championships d. No.1 Evert (SF); No.2 Navratilova (F) Martina Navratilova (No.3) 1981 Tokyo (Lions Cup] d. No.2 Austin (SF); No.1 Evert (F) Hana Mandlikova (No.4) 1985 US Open d. No.1 Evert (SF); No.2 Navratilova (F)Gabriela Sabatini (No.3) 1989 Amelia Island d. No.2 Navratilova (SF); No.1 Graf (F)Stefanie Graf (No.17) 1998 Philadelphia d. No.2 Hingis (QF); No.1 Davenport (F) Stefanie Graf (No.6) 1999 Roland Garros d. No.2 Davenport (QF); No.1 Hingis (F) Serena Williams (No.6) 1999 US Open d. No.2 Davenport (SF); No.1 Hingis (F)Serena Williams (No.6) 2000 Los Angeles d. No.1 Hingis (SF); No.2 Davenport (F) Venus Williams (No.3) 2000 US Open d. No.1 Hingis (SF); No.2 Davenport (F) Venus Williams (No.5) 2000 Wimbledon d. No.1 Hingis (QF); No.2 Davenport (F) Amélie Mauresmo (No.9) 2000 Sydney d. No.1 Hingis (SF); No.2 Davenport (F) Jennifer Capriati (No.14) 2001 Australian Open d. No.2 Davenport (SF); No.1 Hingis (F) Monica Seles (No.10) 2001 San Diego d. No.2 Capriati (QF); No.1 Hingis in (SF) Serena Williams (No.9) 2002 Miami d. No.2 V.Williams (SF); No.1 Capriati (F)Serena Williams (No.3) 2002 Roland Garros d. No.2 Capriati (SF); No.1 V.Williams (F)Kim Clijsters (No.6) 2002 WTA Championships d. No.2 V.Williams ret. (SF); d. No.1 S.Williams (F)Justine Henin (No.4) 2003 Roland Garros d. No.1 S.Williams (SF); No.2 Clijsters (F) Anastasia Myskina (No.10) 2003 Leipzig d. No.1 Clijsters ret. (SF); d. No.2 Henin (F) Serena Williams (No.7) 2005 Australian Open d. No.2 Mauresmo (QF); No.1 Davenport (F) Venus Williams (No.14) 2005 Wimbledon d. No.2 Sharapova (SF); No.1 Davenport (F)Mary Pierce (No.5) 2005 WTA Championships d. No.2 Clijsters (RR); No.1 Davenport in (SF) Maria Sharapova (No.4) 2006 US Open d. No.1 Mauresmo (SF); No.2 Henin (F)Justine Henin (No.3) 2006 WTA Championships d. No.2 Sharapova (SF); No.1 Mauresmo (F) Serena Williams (No.18) 2007 Miami d. No.2 Sharapova (4r); No.1 Henin (F)Venus Williams (No.8) 2008 WTA Championships d. No.2 Safi na (RR); No.1 Jankovic in (SF)Svetlana Kuznetsova (No.7) 2009 Roland Garros d. No.2 S.Williams (QF); No.1 Safi na (F)Elena Dementieva (No.5) 2010 Sydney d. No.2 Safi na (QF); d. No.1 S.Williams (F)Kim Clijsters (No.4) 2010 WTA Championships d. No.2 Zvonareva (RR); No.1 Wozniacki (F)Serena Williams (No.9) 2012 Madrid d. No.2 Sharapova (QF); d. No.1 Azarenka (F)Serena Williams (No.3) 2012 WTA Championships d. No.1 Azarenka (RR); d. No.2 Sharapova (F)Garbiñe Muguruza (No.6) 2017 Cincinnati d. No.1 Ka.Pliskova (SF); d. No.2 Halep (F)Kiki Bertens (No.17) 2018 Cincinnati d. No.2 Wozniacki (R32); d. No.1 Halep (F) PLAYERS WHO DEFEATED WORLD’S TOP 3 PLAYERS AT SAME EVENTStefanie Graf (No.6) 1999 Roland Garros d. No.2 Davenport (QF); No.3 Seles in (SF); No.1 Hingis (F)Serena Williams (No.9) 2002 Miami d. No.3 Hingis (QF); No.2 V.Williams in (SF); No.1 Capriati (F)Venus Williams (No.8) 2008 WTA Championships d. No.2 Safi na (RR); No.3 S.Williams (RR); No.1 Jankovic in (SF)

PLAYERS RANKED NO.1 IN SINGLES & DOUBLES SIMULTANEOUSLYMartina Navratilova 103 weeks Sep 10, 1984-Jun 9, 1985 - 39 weeks; Oct 14-Oct 27, 1985 - 2 weeks Jun 9, 1986-Aug 16, 1987 - 62 weeksMartina Hingis 29 weeks Jun 8-Aug 2, 1998 - 8 weeks; Aug 17-Oct 11, 1998 - 8 weeks Jun 7-Jul 4, 1999 - 4 weeks; Aug 9-22, 1999 - 2 weeks Jan 31-Mar 19, 2000 - 7 weeksSerena Williams 9 weeks Jun 7 -Aug 1, 2010 - 9 weeks Arantxa Sánchez Vicario 7 weeks Feb 13-19, 1995 - 1 week; Mar 27-Apr 9, 1995 - 2 weeks May 15-Jun 11, 1995 - 4 weeksLindsay Davenport 3 weeks Apr 17-May 7, 2000 - 3 weeksKim Clijsters 3 weeks Aug 18-Sep 7, 2003 - 3 weeks

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MOST CAREER WINS OVER WORLD No.1Martina Navratilova 18 Evert (13), Seles (3), Graf (2)Serena Williams 17 Hingis (5), Azarenka (4), Capriati (2), Henin (2), V.Williams (1), Davenport (1), Wozniacki (1), Halep (1)Lindsay Davenport 15 Graf (1), Hingis (11), Capriati (1),

Mauresmo (2)Venus Williams 15 Davenport (2), Hingis (8), S.Williams (2), Jankovic (1), Safina (1), Kerber (1)Stefanie Graf 11 Navratilova (3), Seles (5),

Sánchez Vicario (1), Davenport (1), Hingis (1)

Gabriela Sabatini 10 Navratilova (1), Graf (7), Seles (2)Tracy Austin 9 Evert (4), Navratilova (5)Chris Evert 9 Navratilova (8), Austin (1)

YOUNGEST TO RANK IN TOP 10Jennifer Capriati 14 yrs, 214 days Oct 29, 1990Andrea Jaeger 15 yrs, 68 days Aug 11, 1980Tracy Austin 15 yrs, 91 days Mar 13, 1978Gabriela Sabatini 15 yrs, 109 days Sep 2, 1985Monica Seles 15 yrs, 283 days Sep 11, 1989Martina Hingis 16 yrs, 7 days Oct 7, 1996Stefanie Graf 16 yrs, 52 days Aug 5, 1985Anna Kournikova 17 yrs, 15 days Jun 22, 1998Natasha Zvereva 17 yrs, 51 days Jun 6, 1988Maria Sharapova 17 yrs, 77 days Jul 5, 2004

OLDEST TO RANK IN TOP 10Billie Jean King 39 yrs, 322 days Oct. 9, 1983Martina Navratilova 38 yrs, 75 days Jan 1, 1995Serena Williams 38 yrs, 39 days Nov. 4, 2019Venus Williams 38 yrs, 29 days Jul 15, 2018Chris Evert 35 yrs, 52 days Jul 16, 2017Virginia Wade 34 yrs, 361 days Jul 6, 1980Margaret Court 34 yrs, 351 days Jul 2, 1977Nancy Richey 34 yrs, 21 days Jul 2, 1977Nathalie Tauziat 33 yrs, 356 days Oct 7, 2001Betty Stove 33 yrs, 245 days Feb 24, 1979

LOWEST-RANKED PLAYERS TO APPEAR IN YEAR-END TOP 10 A YEAR LATERBillie Jean King NR - Dec 12, 1976 1977 - No.2Evonne Goolagong NR - Jan 15, 1977 1978 - No.3Stefanie Graf NR - Jun 8, 1998 1999 - No.3Monica Seles NR - May 7, 1989 1990 - No.4Margaret Court NR - Feb 20, 1976 1977 - No.5Andrea Jaeger NR - Feb 23, 1980 1981 - No.5Martina Hingis NR - Aug 21, 2005 2006 - No.9Tracy Austin NR - Jul 16, 1977 1978 - No.9Bianca Andreescu No.243 - Oct 22, 2018 2019 - No5Kim Clijsters No.134 - Mar 6, 2005 2006 - No.1Conchita Martínez No.116 - Jun 19, 1988 1989 - No.10

BIGGEST JUMP DURING THE YEAR INTO TOP 10 AT SEASON’S ENDJennifer Capriati 1990 NR - No.8Martina Hingis 2005 NR - No.7Andrea Jaeger 1980 NR - No.7Kim Clijsters 2005 No.134 - No.2Bianca Andreescu 2019 No.107 - No.5Serena Williams 2007 No.95 - No.7Monica Seles 1989 No.86 - No.6Naomi Osaka 2018 No.68 - No.5Dominka Cibulkova 2016 No.66 - No.5Venus Williams 2007 No.54 - No.8Sara Errani 2012 No.45 – No.6Justine Henin 2001 No.45 - No.7

BEST RANKING DEBUTSAndrea Jaeger No.19 in Feb 1980Tracy Austin No.21 in Jul 1977Renee Richards No.21 in Oct 1977Pam Shriver No.24 in Apr 1978Jennifer Capriati No.25 in Apr 1990

LOWEST-RANKED PLAYERS TO DEFEATWORLD No.1No.226 Zhang Shuai (d. Safi na) 2009 Beijing (2r )No.188 Julie Coin (d. Ivanovic) 2008 US Open (2r) No.133 Zheng Jie (d. Ivanovic) 2008 Wimbledon (3r) No.133 Kim Clijsters (d. Davenport) 2005 Indian Wells (F) No.132 Chang Kai-Chen (d. Safi na) 2009 Tokyo (2r)Not including matches in which No.1-ranked player retired

LOWEST RANKED PLAYER TO WIN PREMIER MANDATORY LEVEL TITLENo.60 Bianca Andreescu (ROU) 2019 Indian WellsNo.44 Naomi Osaka (JPN) 2018 US Open No.24 Aravane Rezai (FRA) 2010 Madrid)No.21 Flavia Pennetta (ITA) 2014 Indian Well No.18 Petra Kvitova (CZE)) 2011 Indian Wells

LONGEST CONSECUTIVE STRETCH IN WTA TOP 2 Stefanie Graf 10 yrs, 3 mths, 1 wk (Mar 2, 1987 - Jun 8, 1997)Martina Navratilova 8 yrs, 10 mths (Jan 11, 1982 - Nov 18, 1990) Chris Evert 6 yrs, 5 mths, 2 wks (Sept 22, 1980 - Mar 1, 1987)

BIGGEST GAP BETWEEN STINTS AT No.1Caroline Wozniacki 6 years, 0 days (Jan 29, 2012 - Jan 29, 2018)

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1975 Points TrnChris Evert (USA) 15.79 22Virginia Wade (GBR) 11.13 20Martina Navratilova (TCH) 10.97 25Billie Jean King (USA) 10.02 6Evonne Goolagong (AUS) 9.74 20Margaret Court (AUS) 8.84 13Olga Morozova (URS) 6.32 22Nancy Richey (USA) 6.24 17Francoise Dürr (FRA) 6.19 22Kerry Melville (AUS) 6.03 18

1976 Points TrnChris Evert (USA) 17.42 17Evonne Goolagong (AUS) 15.12 14Virginia Wade (GBR) 12.64 18Martina Navratilova (TCH) 11.86 17Dianne Fromholtz (AUS) 9.75 18Rosie Casals(USA) 8.12 16Betty Stove (NED) 7.98 21Kerry Melville Reid(AUS) 6.30 19Olga Morozova (URS) 6.22 18Sue Barker (GBR) 5.87 17

1977 Points TrnChris Evert (USA) 17.61 13Billie Jean King (USA) 12.24 10Martina Navratilova (TCH) 11.88 19Virginia Wade (GBR) 10.18 16Sue Barker (GBR) 9.51 16Rosie Casals (USA) 7.69 18Betty Stove (NED) 6.62 22Dianne Fromholtz (AUS) 6.46 16Wendy Turnbull (AUS) 6.33 20Kerry Melville Reid (AUS) 6.06 22

1978 Points TrnMartina Navratilova (TCH) 15.83 18Chris Evert (USA) 15.33 10Evonne Goolagong (AUS) 12.01 11Virginia Wade (GBR) 9.97 22Billie Jean King (USA) 9.30 10Tracy Austin (USA) 8.59 14Wendy Turnbull (AUS) 8.17 22Kerry Melville Reid (AUS) 7.93 21Betty Stove (NED) 7.43 21Dianne Fromholtz (AUS) 7.17 14

1979 Points TrnMartina Navratilova (TCH) 15.75 20Chris Evert (USA) 14.11 20Tracy Austin (USA) 14.00 18Evonne Goolagong (AUS) 11.81 14Billie Jean King (USA) 8.86 14Dianne Fromholtz (AUS) 8.37 24Wendy Turnbull (AUS) 8.21 27Virginia Wade (GBR) 7.96 22Kerry Melville Reid (AUS) 6.64 24Sue Barker (GBR) 6.61 27

1980 Points TrnChris Evert (USA) 16.83 14Tracy Austin (USA) 15.63 19Martina Navratilova (TCH) 14.78 22Hana Mandlikova (TCH) 10.80 23Evonne Goolagong (AUS) 10.75 15Billie Jean King (USA) 9.74 16Andrea Jaeger (USA) 9.61 22Wendy Turnbull (AUS) 9.55 24Pam Shriver (USA) 8.23 21Greer Stevens (RSA) 8.03 17

1981 Points TrnChris Evert (USA) 17.54 14Tracy Austin (USA) 16.48 13Martina Navratilova (USA) 15.71 22Andrea Jaeger (USA) 13.11 19Hana Mandlikova (TCH) 11.23 20Sylvia Hanika (GER) 9.62 21Pam Shriver (USA) 9.59 22Wendy Turnbull (AUS) 8.26 22Bettina Bunge (GER) 7.93 22Barbara Potter (USA) 7.92 22

1982 Points TrnMartina Navratilova (USA) 19.16 18Chris Evert (USA) 17.53 14Andrea Jaeger (USA) 12.85 21Tracy Austin (USA) 10.40 13Wendy Turnbull (AUS) 9.78 21Pam Shriver (USA) 9.15 19Hana Mandlikova (TCH) 9.00 18Barbara Potter (USA) 8.69 23Bettina Bunge (GER) 8.49 21Sylvia Hanika (GER) 8.26 21

1983 Points TrnMartina Navratilova (USA) 19.49 16Chris Evert (USA) 15.17 14Andrea Jaeger (USA) 11.95 15Pam Shriver (USA) 10.34 16Sylvia Hanika (GER) 10.01 20Jo Durie (GBR) 9.19 13Bettina Bunge (GER) 9.18 18Wendy Turnbull (AUS) 6.46 16Tracy Austin(USA) 9.05 8Zina Garrison (USA) 8.99 18

1984 Points TrnMartina Navratilova (USA) 192.72 15Chris Evert (USA) 151.65 14Hana Mandlikova (TCH) 68.40 15Pam Shriver (USA) 64.84 15Wendy Turnbull (AUS) 62.73 16Manuela Maleeva (BUL) 58.03 20Helena Sukova(TCH) 56.11 24Claudia Kohde-Kilsch (GER) 55.17 17Zina Garrison (USA) 49.46 21Kathy Jordan (USA) 45.22 11

1985 Points TrnMartina Navratilova (USA) 191.32 17Chris Evert (USA) 175.03 18Hana Mandlikova (TCH) 103.19 17Pam Shriver (USA) 89.77 18Claudia Kohde-Kilsch (GER) 87.52 20Stefanie Graf (GER) 77.73 13Manuela Maleeva (BUL) 70.83 19Zina Garrison (USA) 69.60 20Helena Sukova (TCH) 65.62 21Bonnie Gadusek (USA) 61.05 16

1986 Points TrnMartina Navratilova (USA) 287.32 18Chris Evert (USA) 236.64 13Stefanie Graf (GER) 201.56 14Hana Mandlikova (TCH) 124.89 16Helena Sukova (TCH) 104.45 25Pam Shriver (USA) 101.57 18Claudia Kohde-Kilsch (GER) 84.89 19Manuela Maleeva (BUL) 69.28 23Kathy Rinaldi (USA) 66.31 17Gabriela Sabatini (ARG) 61.87 21

1987 Points TrnStefanie Graf (GER) 280.21 13Martina Navratilova (USA) 231.21 12Chris Evert (USA) 165.76 17Pam Shriver (USA) 137.27 17Hana Mandlikova (AUS) 120.96 16Gabriela Sabatini (ARG) 113.58 19Helena Sukova (TCH) 92.36 21Manuela Maleeva (BUL) 83.14 17Zina Garrison (USA) 80.91 19Claudia Kohde-Kilsch (GER) 65.78 16

1988 Points TrnStefanie Graf (GER) 325.78 13Martina Navratilova (USA) 211.89 16Chris Evert (USA) 161.86 16Gabriela Sabatini (ARG) 143.37 18Pam Shriver (USA) 120.68 18Manuela Maleeva (BUL) 82.63 16Natasha Zvereva (URS) 82.53 17Helena Sukova (TCH) 80.21 19Zina Garrison (USA) 68.31 20Barbara Potter (USA) 60.47 15

1989 Points TrnStefanie Graf (GER) 300.10 16Martina Navratilova (USA) 208.20 16Gabriela Sabatini (ARG) 166.56 16Zina Garrison (USA) 128.49 18Arantxa Sánchez Vicario (ESP) 121.22 15Monica Seles (YUG) 117.22 10Conchita Martínez (ESP) 87.89 12Helena Sukova (TCH) 87.31 16Manuela Maleeva (BUL) 84.08 15Chris Evert (USA)* 79.79 10

1990 Points TrnStefanie Graf (GER) 278.10 15Monica Seles (YUG) 203.75 15Martina Navratilova (USA) 199.42 13Mary Joe Fernández (USA) 147.03 12Gabriela Sabatini (ARG) 137.02 16Katerina Maleeva (BUL) 115.84 16Arantxa Sánchez Vicario (ESP) 112.60 16Jennifer Capriati (USA) 103.41 12M.Maleeva-Fragniere (SUI) 103.15 16Zina Garrison (USA) 102.52 19

1991 Points TrnMonica Seles (YUG) 277.03 16Stefanie Graf (GER) 219.19 15Gabriela Sabatini (ARG) 200.69 16Martina Navratilova (USA) 191.37 14A. Sánchez Vicario (ESP) 153.63 16Jennifer Capriati (USA) 143.16 13Jana Novotna (TCH) 109.06 17Mary Joe Fernández (USA) 101.94 18Conchita Martínez (ESP) 95.44 15M. Maleeva-Fragniere (SUI) 83.38 17

1992 Points TrnMonica Seles (YUG) 283.00 15Stefanie Graf (GER) 252.00 14Gabriela Sabatini (ARG) 192.00 17A.Sánchez Vicario (ESP) 177.00 17Martina Navratilova (USA) 171.00 12Mary Joe Fernández (USA) 120.00 16Jennifer Capriati (USA) 98.00 13Conchita Martínez (ESP) 96.00 17M.Maleeva-Fragniere (SUI) 81.00 13Jana Novotna (TCH) 78.00 17

1993 Points TrnStefanie Graf (GER) 409.00 15A. Sánchez Vicario (ESP) 243.00 18Martina Navratilova (USA) 221.00 13Conchita Martínez (ESP) 192.00 18Gabriela Sabatini (ARG) 146.00 18Jana Novotna (CZE) 145.00 17Mary Joe Fernández (USA) 138.00 14Monica Seles (YUG)** 133.00 4Jennifer Capriati (USA) 126.00 12Anke Huber (GER) 124.00 16

1994 Points TrnStefanie Graf (GER) 353.00 13Arantxa Sánchez Vicario (ESP) 311.00 17Conchita Martínez (ESP) 180.00 18Jana Novotna (CZE) 164.00 14Mary Pierce (FRA) 155.00 16Lindsay Davenport (USA) 141.00 17Gabriela Sabatini (ARG) 138.00 18Martina Navratilova (USA) 134.00 15Kimiko Date (JPN) 124.00 14Natasha Zvereva (BLR) 123.00 13

1995 Points Trn(Co-1) Stefanie Graf (GER) 393.00 13(Co-1) Monica Seles (USA)*** 393.00 2Conchita Martínez (ESP) 255.00 16Arantxa Sánchez Vicario (ESP) 228.00 15Kimiko Date (JPN) 165.00 13Mary Pierce (FRA) 159.00 16Magdalena Maleeva (BUL) 149.00 15Gabriela Sabatini (ARG) 147.00 17Mary Joe Fernández (USA) 136.00 13Iva Majoli (CRO) 135.00 14Anke Huber (GER) 129.00 16

1996 Points TrnStefanie Graf (GER) 332.07 11(Co-2) Monica Seles (USA)**** 312.00 13(Co-2) A.Sánchez Vicario (ESP) 203.78 18Jana Novotna (CZE) 192.99 16Martina Hingis (SUI) 179.47 17Conchita Martínez (ESP) 176.72 18Anke Huber (GER) 149.42 18Iva Majoli (CRO) 147.09 18Kimiko Date (JPN) 139.63 15Lindsay Davenport (USA) 138.65 17Barbara Paulus (AUT) 87.78 17

1997 Points TrnMartina Hingis (SUI) 6264 17Jana Novotna (CZE) 3753 20Lindsay Davenport (USA) 3695 22Amanda Coetzer (RSA) 3360 27Monica Seles (USA) 2988 17Iva Majoli (CRO) 2874 24Mary Pierce (FRA) 2861 16Irina Spirlea (ROM) 2577 23Arantxa Sánchez Vicario (ESP) 2361 23Mary Joe Fernández (USA) 2114 17

1998 Points TrnLindsay Davenport (USA) 5654 20Martina Hingis (SUI) 5366 17Jana Novotna (CZE) 3734 18Arantxa Sánchez Vicario (ESP) 3417 19Venus Williams (USA) 3262 15Monica Seles (USA) 3226 15Mary Pierce (FRA) 2414 16Conchita Martínez (ESP) 2331 18Stefanie Graf (GER) 2661 13Nathalie Tauziat (FRA) 2259 24

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1999 Points TrnMartina Hingis (SUI) 6074 20Lindsay Davenport (USA) 4841 19Venus Williams (USA) 4378 18Serena Williams (USA) 3021 12Mary Pierce (FRA) 2658 21Monica Seles (USA) 2310 13Nathalie Tauziat (FRA) 2213 25Barbara Schett (AUT) 2188 24Julie Halard-Decugis (FRA) 1977 24Amélie Mauresmo (FRA) 2765 16

2000 Points TrnMartina Hingis (SUI) 6180 20Lindsay Davenport (USA) 5022 18Venus Williams (USA) 3694 9Monica Seles (USA) 3255 15Conchita Martínez (ESP) 2795 20Serena Williams (USA) 2306 11Mary Pierce (FRA) 2162 13Anna Kournikova (RUS) 2158 26Arantxa Sánchez Vicario (ESP) 2132 18Nathalie Tauziat (FRA) 1963 26

2001 Points TrnLindsay Davenport (USA) 4902 17Jennifer Capriati (USA) 4892 17Venus William s (USA) 4128 12Martina Hingis (SUI) 3944 18Kim Clijsters (BEL) 3265 22Serena Williams (USA) 3004 10Justine Henin (BEL) 2989 22Jelena Dokic (YUG) 2780 26Amélie Mauresmo (FRA) 1906 16Monica Seles (USA) 2306 14

2002 Points TrnSerena Williams (USA) 6080 13Venus Williams (USA) 5140 16Jennifer Capriati (USA) 3796 17Kim Clijsters (BEL) 3557 21J. Henin (BEL) 3218 23Amélie Mauresmo (FRA) 3068 17Monica Seles (USA) 2952 15Daniela Hantuchova (SVK) 2667 25Jelena Dokic (YUG) 2506 29Martina Hingis (SUI) 2348 12

2003 Points TrnJustine Henin (BEL) 6628 18Kim Clijsters (BEL) 6553 21Serena Williams (USA) 3916 7Amélie Mauresmo (FRA) 3194 17Lindsay Davenport (USA) 2990 16Jennifer Capriati (USA) 2766 18Anastasia Myskina (RUS) 2581 24Elena Dementieva (RUS) 2383 27Chanda Rubin (USA) 2328 21Ai Sugiyama (JPN) 2235 26

2004 Points TrnLindsay Davenport (USA) 4760 17Amélie Mauresmo (FRA) 4546 17Anastasia Myskina (RUS) 4012 19Maria Sharapova (RUS) 3536 20Svetlana Kuznetsova (RUS) 3533 22Elena Dementieva (RUS) 3448 22Serena Williams (USA) 3128 12J. Henin (BEL) 2884 9Venus Williams (USA) 2400 16Jennifer Capriati (USA) 2359 12

2005 Points TrnLindsay Davenport (USA) 4910 16Kim Clijsters (BEL) 4829 17Amélie Mauresmo (FRA) 4030 19Maria Sharapova (RUS) 3958 15Mary Pierce (FRA) 3797 14J. Henin (BEL) 2936 9Patty Schnyder (SUI) 2774 26Elena Dementieva (RUS) 2748 20Nadia Petrova (RUS) 2638 25Venus Williams (USA) 2628 12

2006 Points TrnJustine Henin (BEL) 3998 13Maria Sharapova (RUS) 3532 15Amélie Mauresmo (FRA) 3391 17Svetlana Kuznetsova (RUS) 2523 22Kim Clijsters (BEL) 2215 15Nadia Petrova (RUS) 2189 24Martina Hingis (SUI) 2018 20Elena Dementieva (RUS) 1875 21Patty Schnyder (SUI) 1578 25Nicole Vaidisova (CZE) 1391 19

2007 Points TrnJustine Henin (BEL) 6155 15Svetlana Kuznetsova (RUS) 3725 19Jelena Jankovic (SRB) 3475 28Ana Ivanovic (SRB) 3461 20Maria Sharapova (RUS) 2956 13Anna Chakvetadze (RUS) 2935 22Serena Williams (USA) 2802 12Venus Williams (USA) 2470 14Daniela Hantuchova (SVK) 2367 27Marion Bartoli (FRA) 2191 31

2008 Points TrnJelena Jankovic (SRB) 4710 22Serena Williams (USA) 3866 13Dinara Safi na(RUS) 3817 21Elena Dementieva (RUS) 3663 19Ana Ivanovic (SRB) 3457 18Venus Williams (USA) 3272 14Vera Zvonareva (RUS) 2952 25Svetlana Kuznetsova (RUS) 2726 19Maria Sharapova (RUS) 2515 11Agnieszka Radwanska (POL) 2286 24

2009 Points TrnSerena Williams (USA) 9075 18Dinara Safi na (RUS) 7800 19Svetlana Kuznetsova (RUS) 6141 19Caroline Wozniacki (DEN) 5875 27Elena Dementieva (RUS) 5585 20Venus Williams (USA) 5126 17Victoria Azarenka (BLR) 4820 17Jelena Jankovic (SRB) 3965 20Vera Zvonareva (RUS) 3560 21Agnieszka Radwanska (POL) 3450 24

2010 Points TrnCaroline Wozniacki (DEN) 8035 22Vera Zvonareva (RUS) 6785 19Kim Clijsters (BEL) 6635 14Serena Williams (USA) 5355 13Venus Williams (USA) 4985 15Samantha Stosur (AUS) 4982 19Francesca Schiavone (ITA) 4935 22Jelena Jankovic (SRB) 4445 21Elena Dementieva (RUS) 4335 21Victoria Azarenka (BLR) 4235 21

2011 Points TrnCaroline Wozniacki (DEN) 7485 22Petra Kvitova (CZE) 7370 19Victoria Azarenka (BLR) 6520 21Maria Sharapova (RUS) 6510 15Li Na (CHN) 5720 18Samantha Stosur (AUS) 5585 21Vera Zvonareva (RUS) 5435 22Agnieszka Radwanska (POL) 5250 20Marion Bartoli (FRA) 4710 29Andrea Petkovic (GER) 4580 18

2012 Points TrnVictoria Azarenka (BLR) 10595 18Maria Sharapova (RUS) 10045 17Serena Williams (USA) 9400 15Agnieszka Radwanska (POL) 7425 22Angelique Kerber (GER) 5550 21Sara Errani (ITA) 5100 23Li Na (CHN) 5095 18Petra Kvitova (CZE) 5085 20Samantha Stosur (AUS) 4135 23Caroline Wozniacki (DEN) 3765 23

2013 Points TrnSerena Williams (USA) 13260 17Victoria Azarenka (BLR) 8046 16Li Na (CHN) 6045 18Maria Sharapova (RUS) 5891 15Agnieszka Radwanska (POL) 5875 21Petra Kvitova (CZE) 4775 23Sara Errani (ITA) 4435 22Jelena Jankovic (SRB) 4170 20Angelique Kerber (GER) 3965 23Caroline Wozniacki (DEN) 3520 23

2014 Points TrnSerena Williams (USA) 8485 18Maria Sharapova (RUS) 7050 16Simona Halep (ROU) 6292 20Petra Kvitova (CZE) 5966 19Ana Ivanovic (SRB) 4820 22Agnieszka Radwanska (POL) 4810 21Eugenie Bouchard (CAN) 4715 23Caroline Wozniacki (DEN) 4625 20Li Na (CHN) 3970 14Angelique Kerber (GER) 3480 22

2015 Points TrnSerena Williams (USA) 9945 16Simona Halep (ROU) 6060 18Garbiñe Muguruza (ESP) 5200 20Maria Sharapova (RUS) 5011 17Agnieszka Radwanska (POL) 4500 24Petra Kvitova (CZE) 4220 19Venus Williams (USA) 3790 18 Flavia Pennetta (ITA) 3621 20Lucie Safarova (CZE) 3590 22Angelique Kerber (GER) 3590 25

2016 Points TrnAngelique Kerber (GER) 9080 21Serena Williams (USA) 7050 14Agnieszka Radwanska (POL) 5600 20Simona Halep (ROU) 5228 18Dominika Cibulkova (SVK) 4875 23Karolina Pliskova (CZE) 4600 22Garbiñe Muguruza (ESP) 4236 20Madison Keys (USA) 4137 16Svetlana Kuznetsova (RUS) 4115 21Johanna Konta (GBR) 3640 23

2017 Points TrnSimona Halep (ROU) 6175 18Garbiñe Muguruza (ESP) 6135 21Caroline Wozniacki (DEN) 6015 23Karolina Pliskova (CZE) 5730 20Venus Williams (USA) 5597 16Elina Svitolina (UKR) 5500 19Jelena Ostapenko (LAT) 5010 21Caroline Garcia (FRA) 4420 24Johanna Konta (GBR) 3610 20CoCo Vandeweghe (USA) 3258 18

2018 Points TrnSimona Halep (ROU) 6921 17Angelique Kerber (GER) 5875 19Caroline Wozniacki (DEN) 5586 19Elina Svitolina (UKR) 5350 19Naomi Osaka (JPN) 5115 20Sloane Stephens (USA) 5023 20Petra Kvitova (CZE) 4630 21Karolina Pliskova (CZE) 4465 23Kiki Bertens (NED) 4335 25Daria Kasatkina (RUS) 3415 25

2019 Points TrnAshleigh Barty (AUS) 7851 15Karolina Pliskova (CZE) 5940 19Naomi Osaka (JPN) 5496 17Simona Halep (ROU) 5462 17Bianca Andreescu (CAN) 5192 15Elina Svitolina (UKR) 5075 22Petra Kvitova (CZE) 4776 17Belinda Bencic (SUI) 4685 24Kiki Bertens (NED) 4245 24Serena Williams (USA) 3935 10

* When Chris Evert played her last WTA match at the 1989 US Open, she was world No. 4.

** Ranking refl ects only four tournaments as a result of inability to play following April 30, 1993, stabbing in Hamburg, Germany.

*** Monica Seles was co-ranked No. 1 for her fi rst six tournaments when she returned to the Tour on Tuesday, August 15, 1995, in Toronto.

**** Seles’ special ranking status was revised in 1996, where she received a ranking average for the fi rst time since her return to the WTA on May 27, 1996, after her sixth tournament in Madrid, Spain. Follow-ing Madrid and until she had played 14 tournaments, or, 18 months after her fi rst tournament (the Canadian Open in August 1995), her average was calculated using a divisor of the actual number of tour-naments she had played. Seles would be co-ranked with the player whose average is immediately below her average. After February 1997, or on completion of her 14th tournament following her 1995 return, (whichever came fi rst) Seles would no longer receive special ranking status.w

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Season-Ending Top 10 Prize Money Leaders (1971-2019)

1971

Billie Jean King $117,000Francoise Dürr 65,000Rosie Casals 62,000Judy Dalton 33,867Kerry Melville 29,762Ann Jones 26,148Margaret Court 26,000Evonne Goolagong 25,000Virginia Wade 24,000Nancy Richey 15,300

1972

Billie Jean King $119,000Rosie Casals 70,000Kerry Melville 55,000Nancy Richey 50,800Margaret Court 47,000Francoise Dürr 46,000Evonne Goolagong 42,000Virginia Wade 32,800Wendy Overton 20,000Karen Krantzcke 19,312

1973

Margaret Court $204,400Billie Jean King 194,000Chris Evert 152,002Evonne Goolagong 108,127Rosie Casals 104,375Kerry Melville 65,650Virginia Wade 60,100Nancy Richey 43,112Betty Stove 33,475Francoise Dürr 33,275

1974

Chris Evert $261,460Billie Jean King 173,225Evonne Goolagong 102,506Virginia Wade 85,389Rosie Casals 72,389Julie Heldman 60,511Kerry Melville 56,022Francoise Dürr 41,277Olga Morozova 40,877Betty Stove 40,249

1975

Chris Evert $370,227Martina Navratilova 173,688E. Goolagong Cawley 143,985Virginia Wade 142,483Margaret Court 114,146Billie Jean King 105,900Francoise Dürr 62,635Rosie Casals 62,302Betty Stove 60,845Olga Morozova 58,751

1976

Chris Evert $343,165E. Goolagong Cawley 209,952Virginia Wade 159,213Rosie Casals 128,685Martina Navratilova 128,535Betty Stove 98,358Sue Barker 92,493Francoise Dürr 70,830Billie Jean King 70,470Mona Guerrant 45,910

1977

Chris Evert $503,134Martina Navratilova 300,317Billie Jean King 274,149Betty Stove 229,162Virginia Wade 193,476Sue Barker 180,458Kerry Melville Reid 139,567Rosie Casals 126,139Wendy Turnbull 98,568Francoise Dürr 92,703

1978

Chris Evert $454,486Martina Navratilova 450,757Virginia Wade 300,027Kerry Reid 208,766Wendy Turnbull 189,583E. Goolagong Cawley 180,844Betty Stove 177,243Virginia Ruzici 151,379Billie Jean King 149,492Regina Marsikova 88,894

1979

Martina Navratilova $618,698Chris Evert 528,457Tracy Austin 485,426Wendy Turnbull 291,945Dianne Fromholtz 252,745Sue Barker 177,143Billie Jean King 169,834Betty Stove 168,567E. Goolagong Cawley 167,132Virginia Wade 141,478

1980

Martina Navratilova $749,250Tracy Austin 645,628Chris Evert 448,509Hana Mandlikova 369,767Wendy Turnbull 308,213Billie Jean King 298,413Andrea Jaeger 220,296E. Goolagong Cawley 218,505Virginia Ruzici 190,937Kathy Jordan 178,804

1981

Martina Navratilova $865,437Chris Evert 572,162Tracy Austin 453,409Andrea Jaeger 392,115Pam Shriver 366,530Hana Mandlikova 339,602Wendy Turnbull 225,161Anne Smith 192,311Sylvia Hanika 190,898Virginia Ruzici 179,115

1982

Martina Navratilova $1,475,055Chris Evert 689,485Andrea Jaeger 423,315Wendy Turnbull 371,196Pam Shriver 354,168Barbara Potter 270,015Bettina Bunge 248,598Hana Mandlikova 231,283Sylvia Hanika 215,151Anne Smith 212,754

1983

Martina Navratilova $1,456,030Chris Evert 430,436Pam Shriver 312,216Andrea Jaeger 261,954Kathy Jordan 211,786Jo Durie 211,342Wendy Turnbull 206,391Andrea Temesvari 168,301Sylvia Hanika 154,950Hana Mandlikova 151,762

1984

Martina Navratilova $2,173,556Chris Evert 593,135Hana Mandlikova 470,580Pam Shriver 454,080Manuela Maleeva 326,057Helena Sukova 282,443Wendy Turnbull 255,095Claudia Kohde-Kilsch 213,899Barbara Potter 162,478Zina Garrison 179,014

1985

Martina Navratilova $1,328,829Chris Evert 972,782Hana Mandlikova 579,847Helena Sukova 422,387Pam Shriver 419,686Claudia Kohde-Kilsch 398,120Zina Garrison 274,470Manuela Maleeva 271,271Carling Bassett 197,591Kathy Rinaldi 191,750

1986

Martina Navratilova $1,905,841Chris Evert 833,755Helena Sukova 695,846Stefanie Graf 612,118Pam Shriver 566,163Hana Mandlikova 421,145Claudia Kohde-Kilsch 367,906Gabriela Sabatini 264,139Zina Garrison 226,899Wendy Turnbull 205,243

1987

Stefanie Graf $1,063,785Martina Navratilova 932,102Chris Evert 769,943Pam Shriver 703,030Helena Sukova 490,792Gabriela Sabatini 465,933Lori McNeil 401,524Hana Mandlikova 340,410Zina Garrison 328,694Claudia Kohde-Kilsch 321,773

1988

Stefanie Graf $1,378,128Martina Navratilova 1,333,782Gabriela Sabatini 995,399Chris Evert 698,649Pam Shriver 621,327Helena Sukova 388,317Zina Garrison 381,535Natasha Zvereva 361,354Lori McNeil 346,118M. Maleeva Fragniere 250,174

1989

Stefanie Graf $1,562,905Martina Navratilova 975,614Gabriela Sabatini 580,801Arantxa Sánchez Vicario 504,098 Zina Garrison 490,653Helena Sukova 381,579Jana Novotna 360,896Monica Seles 239,361Mary Joe Fernández 236,455Larisa Savchenko 235,122

1990

Stefanie Graf $1,921,853Monica Seles 1,637,222Martina Navratilova 1,330,794Gabriela Sabatini 975,490Jana Novotna 645,500Zina Garrison 602,203Helena Sukova 562,715Mary Joe Fernández 518,366Arantxa Sánchez Vicario 517,662Natasha Zvereva 462,770

1991

Monica Seles $2,457,758Stefanie Graf 1,468,336Gabriela Sabatini 1,192,971Martina Navratilova 989,986Arantxa Sánchez Vicario 799,340Jana Novotna 766,369Mary Joe Fernández 672,035Natasha Zvereva 558,002Jennifer Capriati 535,617Gigi Fernández 455,228

1992

Monica Seles $2,622,352Stefanie Graf 1,691,139Arantxa Sánchez Vicario 1,376,355Gabriela Sabatini 1,207,565Martina Navratilova 731,933Natasha Zvereva 657,694Mary Joe Fernández 605,908Jana Novotna 511,184Gigi Fernández 479,187Helena Sukova 473,112

1993

Stefanie Graf $2,821,337Arantxa Sánchez Vicario 1,938,239Conchita Martínez 1,208,795Martina Navratilova 1,036,119Gabriela Sabatini 957,680Jana Novotna 926,646Natasha Zvereva 857,160Gigi Fernández 671,063Helena Sukova 655,573Mary Joe Fernández 611,681

1994

A. Sánchez Vicario $2,943,665 Conchita Martínez 1,540,167Stefanie Graf 1,487,980Jana Novotna 876,119Natasha Zvereva 874,592Gabriela Sabatini 874,470Martina Navratilova 851,082Mary Pierce 768,614Gigi Fernández 742,650Lindsay Davenport 600,745

1995

Stefanie Graf $2,538,620A. Sánchez Vicario 1,456,516Conchita Martínez 1,266,558Natasha Zvereva 867,287Jana Novotna 787,936Gabriela Sabatini 718,978Mary Pierce 698,838Anke Huber 620,969Kimiko Date 607,113B. Schultz-McCarthy 577,807

1996

Stefanie Graf $2,665,706A. Sánchez Vicario 1,858,444Jana Novotna 1,354,307Martina Hingis 1,330,996Monica Seles 1,154,499Conchita Martínez 1,111,401Iva Majoli 962,855Lindsay Davenport 871,393Anke Huber 691,335Mary Joe Fernández 553,771

1997

Martina Hingis $3,400,196Jana Novotna 1,685,115Lindsay Davenport 1,533,101Iva Majoli 1,227,332Monica Seles 914,020A. Sánchez Vicario 890,512 Mary Pierce 881,639Mary Joe Fernández 769,132Natasha Zvereva 746,643Irina Spirlea 720,758

1998

Martina Hingis $3,375,989Lindsay Davenport 3,052,105Jana Novotna 2,153,800Venus Williams 1,767,924A. Sánchez Vicario 1,596,154Monica Seles 1,054,130Nathalie Tauziat 1,038,310Natasha Zvereva 953,458Patty Schnyder 942,828Conchita Martínez 903,131

1999

Martina Hingis $3,291,780Lindsay Davenport 2,734,205Serena Williams 2,605,102Venus Williams 2,316,005Stefanie Graf 1,248,867Mary Pierce 996,442Nathalie Tauziat 864,507Monica Seles 822,218A. Sánchez Vicario 807,921Anna Kournikova 748,424

2000

Martina Hingis $3,457,049Lindsay Davenport 2,444,734Venus Williams 2,074,150Mary Pierce 1,208,018Monica Seles 1,140,850Conchita Martínez 1,067,930Serena Williams 1,026,818Anna Kournikova 984,930Julie Halard-Decugis 879,570A. Sánchez Vicario 819,689

2001

Venus Williams $2,662,610Jennifer Capriati 2,268,624Serena Williams 2,136,263Lindsay Davenport 2,102,242Martina Hingis 1,765,116Kim Clijsters 1,335,659Jelena Dokic 1,169,716Justine Henin 998,704Lisa Raymond 949,385Nathalie Tauziat 925,785

2002

Serena Williams $3,935,668Venus Williams 2,583,571Jennifer Capriati 2,217,939Kim Clijsters 1,754,376Martina Hingis 1,467,584Justine Henin 1,213,093Daniela Hantuchova 1,188,379Monica Seles 1,096,630Amélie Mauresmo 1,073,807Jelena Dokic 918,633

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2003

Kim Clijsters $4,466,345Justine Henin 3,667,430Serena Williams 2,504,871Jennifer Capriati 1,942,015Lindsay Davenport 1,632,909Amélie Mauresmo 1,560,341Ai Sugiyama 1,254,283Venus Williams 1,126,555Paola Suárez 1,050,691Anastasia Myskina 1,025,355

2004

Maria Sharapova $2,506,263Serena Williams 2,251,798Lindsay Davenport 2,220,005Anastasia Myskina 2,115,847Svetlana Kuznetsova 2,060,590Amélie Mauresmo 1,964,070Elena Dementieva 1,825,688Justine Henin 1,570,656Venus Williams 1,474,128Jennifer Capriati 1,290,061

2005

Kim Clijsters $3,983,654Amélie Mauresmo 2,843,708Lindsay Davenport 2,684,490Mary Pierce 2,525,403Maria Sharapova 1,921,283Justine Henin 1,705,173Elena Dementieva 1,524,461Venus Williams 1,509,065Nadia Petrova 1,305,000Svetlana Kuznetsova 1,246,818

2006

Justine Henin $4,204,810Maria Sharapova 3,799,501Amélie Mauresmo 3,469,727Svetlana Kuznetsova 2,018,304Nadia Petrova 1,559,514Kim Clijsters 1,463,492Elena Dementieva 1,429,005Martina Hingis 1,159,537Samantha Stosur 982,257Patty Schnyder 883,685

2007

Justine Henin $5,429,586Svetlana Kuznetsova 2,287,487Serena Williams 2,102,642Ana Ivanovic 1,960,354Venus Williams 1,878,187Jelena Jankovic 1,831,012Maria Sharapova 1,758,550Anna Chakvetadze 1,406,266Marion Bartoli 1,246,906Daniela Hantuchova 1,205,487

2008

Serena Williams $3,852,173Venus Williams 3,766,315Jelena Jankovic 3,564,465Ana Ivanovic 3,119,640Dinara Safina 2,541,270Elena Dementieva 1,951,304Maria Sharapova 1,937,879Vera Zvonareva 1,777,675Svetlana Kuznetsova 1,771,119A. Radwanska 1,170,072

2009

Serena Williams $6,545,586Dinara Safina 4,310,218Svetlana Kuznetsova 3,658,841Venus Williams 3,126,894Jelena Jankovic 2,491,514Caroline Wozniacki 2,371,550Elena Dementieva 2,343,481Victoria Azarenka 2,115,536Vera Zvonareva 1,642,145Kim Clijsters 1,632,560

2010

Kim Clijsters $5,035,060Caroline Wozniacki 4,446,448Serena Williams 4,266,011Vera Zvonareva 3,444,641Venus Williams 2,614,782Francesca Schiavone 2,456,634Jelena Jankovic 2,136,991Samantha Stosur 2,090,340Elena Dementieva 1,896,690Victoria Azarenka 1,652,028

2011

Petra Kvitova $5,145,943Caroline Wozniacki 4,065,581Victoria Azarenka 3,771,032Li Na 3,709,139Samantha Stosur 3,476,153Maria Sharapova 2,899,148Vera Zvonareva 2,673,018A. Radwanska 2,456,568Kim Clijsters 2,325,741Serena Williams 1,978,930

2012

Victoria Azarenka $7,923,920Serena Williams 7,045,975 Maria Sharapova 6,508,296A. Radwanska 4,101,542Sara Errani 3,110,636Petra Kvitova 2,732,875Caroline Wozniacki 2,408,670Li Na 2,280,646Angelique Kerber 1,972,362Samantha Stosur 1,936,184

2013

Serena Williams $12,385,572Victoria Azarenka 6,497,165Li Na 3,982,485Maria Sharapova 3,544,222A. Radwanska 3,118,322Sara Errani 3,073,992Marion Bartoli 2,890,132Petra Kvitova 2,853,474Angelique Kerber 2,139,358Jelena Jankovic 2,030,349

2014

Serena Williams $9,317,298Maria Sharapova 5,839,357Petra Kvitova 5,203,236Simona Halep 4,519,763Li Na 3,409,885Caroline Wozniacki 3,372,350Eugenie Bouchard 3,220,929A. Radwanska 3,195,411Sara Errani 2,589,556Flavia Pennetta 2,398,245

2015

Serena Williams $10,582,642Simona Halep 4,568,127Garbiñe Muguruza 4,498,308A. Radwanska 4,412,293Flavia Pennetta 4,406,005Maria Sharapova 3,949,284Petra Kvitova 3,288,722Lucie Safarova 2,946,261Venus Williams 2,404,419Roberta Vinci 2,309,821

2016

Angelique Kerber $10,136,615Serena Williams 7,675,030Simona Halep 4,333,253A. Radwanska 4,162,193Karolina Pliskova 3,976,093Dominika Cibulkova 3,940,433Garbiñe Muguruza 3,903,388Victoria Azarenka 2,651,080Petra Kvitova 2,500,516Svetlana Kuznetsova 2,396,479

2017

Venus Williams $5,468,741Garbine Muguruza 5,433,457Simona Halep 5,275,227Caroline Wozniacki 4,748,518Sloane Stephens 4,098,941Jelena Ostapenko 3,998,026Karolina Pliskova 3,902,665Caroline Garcia 3,427,150Elina Svitolina 3,263,316Johanna Konta 2,931,494

2018

Simona Halep $7,409,564 Caroline Wozniacki 6,657,719Naomi Osaka 6,394,289Elina Svitolina 5,737,247Angelique Kerber 5,686,362Sloane Stephens 5,068,099Serena Williams 3,770,170Karolina Pliskova 3,539,050Petra Kvitova 3,301,389Kiki Bertens 3,163,688

2019

Ashleigh Barty $11,307,587Simona Halep 6,962,442Naomi Osaka 6,788,282Bianca Andreescu 6,504,150Elina Svitolina 6,126,335Karolina Pliskova 5,138,077Serena Williams 4,310,515Kiki Bertens 4,208,026Belinda Bencic 4,113,075Petra Kvitova 3,724,430

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GROWTH OF WTA PRIZE MONEY

Year US Dollars WTA Sponsor

2019 $179 million WTA

2018 $146 million WTA

2017 $139 million WTA

2016 $137 million WTA

2015 $129 million WTA

2014 $118 million WTA

2013 $118 million WTA

2012 $103 million WTA

2011 $90 million WTA

2010 $86 million Sony Ericsson

2009 $86 million Sony Ericsson

2008 $75.1 million Sony Ericsson

2007 $68.8 million Sony Ericsson

2006 $61.7 million Sony Ericsson

2005 $60 million Sony Ericsson

2004 $56.6 million WTA Tour

2003 $53.5 million WTA Tour

Year US Dollars WTA Sponsor

2002 $51.7 million Sanex

2001 $50 million Sanex

2000 $47 million Sanex

1999 $45 million WTA Tour

1998 $40 million Corel Corporation

1997 $38 million Corel Corporation

1996 $36 million Corel Corporation

1995 $35 million WTA Tour

1994 $35 million WTA Tour

1993 $33 million Kraft General Foods

1992 $25.5 million Kraft General Foods

1991 $24.6 million Kraft General Foods

1990 $23 million Kraft General Foods

1989 $17.9 million Virginia Slims

1988 $16.7 million Virginia Slims

1987 $15.0 million Virginia Slims

1976 $14.2 million Virginia Slims

Year US Dollars WTA Sponsor

1985 $12.5 million Virginia Slims

1984 $11.0 million Virginia Slims

1983 $10.2 million Virginia Slims

1982 $8.9 million Avon, Toyota

1981 $7.4 million Avon, Toyota

1980 $7.2 million Avon, Colgate

1979 $6.2 million Avon, Colgate

1978 $4.5 million Virginia Slims, Colgate

1977 $4.2 million Virginia Slims, Colgate

1976 $2.2 million Virginia Slims

1975 $1.5 million Virginia Slims

1974 $1 million Virginia Slims

1973 $775,000 Virginia Slims

1972 $501,275 Virginia Slims

1971 $309,100 Virginia Slims

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TOP 20 CAREER PRIZE MONEY LEADERSPlayer NAT Career Prize Money

Serena Williams USA 92,543,816Venus Williams USA 41,736,538Maria Sharapova RUS 38,703,609Caroline Wozniacki DEN 35,218,415Simona Halep ROU 35,108,021Petra Kvitova CZE 31,066,637Victoria Azarenka BLR 30,355,505Angelique Kerber GER 29,294,657Agnieszka Radwanska POL 27,683,807Svetlana Kuznetsova RUS 25,135,357Martina Hingis SUI 24,749,074Kim Clijsters BEL 24,442,340Lindsay Davenport USA 22,166,338Steffi Graf GER 21,895,277Martina Navratilova USA 21,626,089Justine Henin BEL 20,863,335Karolina Pliskova CZE 19,512,518Elina Svitolina UKR 19,234,960Garbiñe Muguruza ESP 19,217,729Jelena Jankovic SRB 19,089,259

TOP 20 SINGLE-SEASON PRIZE MONEY LEADERSSerena Williams 2013 $12,385,572Ashleigh Barty 2019 11,307,587Serena Williams 2015 10,582,642Angelique Kerber 2016 10,136,615Serena Williams 2014 9,317,298Victoria Azarenka 2012 7,923,920Serena Williams 2016 7,675,030Serena Williams 2012 7,045,975Simona Halep 2019 6,962,442Naomi Osaka 2019 6,788,282Caroline Wozniacki 2018 6,657,719 Serena Williams 2009 6,545,586Maria Sharapova 2012 6,508,296Bianca Andreescu 2019 6,504,150Victoria Azarenka 2013 6,497,165Naomi Osaka 2018 6,394,289Elina Svitolina 2019 6,126,335Maria Sharapova 2014 5,839,357 Elina Svitolina 2018 5,737,247Angelique Kerber 2018 5,686,362

YOUNGEST TO EARN $1 MILLIONMartina Hingis 16 yrs, 1 mth, 10 days 1996 OaklandJennifer Capriati 16 yrs, 3 mths, 2 days 1992 WimbledonMonica Seles 16 yrs, 7 mths 1990 Wimbledon Maria Sharapova 17 yrs, 2 mths, 14 days 2004 Wimbledon Nicole Vaidisova 17 yrs, 3 mths, 15 days 2006 San Diego Andrea Jaeger 17 yrs, 5 mths, 17 days 1982 Tokyo [Lions Cup] Tracy Austin 17 yrs, 7 mths, 18 days 1980 San Diego

MOST CONSECUTIVE YEARS EARNING W/$1 MILLION+13 Serena Williams 2007-19 11 Caroline Wozniacki 2009-1910 Agnieszka Radwanska 2008-17 10 Stefanie Graf 1987-969 Petra Kvitova 2011-198 Venus Williams 1998-20058 Angelique Kerber 2012-197 Simona Halep 2013-197 Martina Hingis 1996-20027 Serena Williams 1999-2005

MOST YEARS EARNING $1 MILLION OR MORE20 Serena Williams 1999-2005; 2007-1917 Venus Williams 1998-2005; 2007-10; 2014-1811 Maria Sharapova 2004-08; 2011-15, 201811 Stefanie Graf 1987-96; 199911 Svetlana Kuznetsova 2004-10; 2015-17; 2019 11 Caroline Wozniacki 2009-1910 Martina Hingis 1996-2002; 2006; 2015; 201710 Agnieszka Radwanska 2008-17 9 Martina Navratilova 1982-86; 1988-90; 1993 9 Petra Kvitova 2011-19

CONSECUTIVE YEARS ON TOP 10 EARNINGS LIST 20 Martina Navratilova 1975-94 16 Chris Evert 1973-88 13 Billie Jean King 1968-80 12 Arantxa Sánchez Vicario 1989-2000 12 Virginia Wade 1968-79 11 Stefanie Graf 1986-96 11 Serena Williams 2007-16; 2019 10 Jana Novotna 1989-98 10 Gabriela Sabatini 1986-95 10 Rosie Casals 1968-77

MOST YEARS LEADING PRIZE MONEY LIST 8 Martina Navratilova 1979-86 7 Stefanie Graf 1987-90; 1993; 1995-96 6 Serena Williams 2002; 2008-09; 2013-15 5 Chris Evert 1974-78 4 Martina Hingis 1997-2000 3 Kim Clijsters 2003; 2005; 2010 3 Margaret Court 1969-70; 1973 3 Billie Jean King 1968; 1971-72

FIRST 10 PLAYERS TO PASS $1 MILLION MARK Chris Evert 1976 Palm SpringsBillie Jean King 1977 Palm SpringsVirginia Wade 1978 US IndoorsMartina Navratilova 1978 Palm SpringsEvonne Goolagong Cawley 1979 Tokyo [Toray Sillook]Tracy Austin 1980 San DiegoWendy Turnbull 1980 SydneyRosie Casals 1981 US OpenBetty Stove 1981 US IndoorsHana Mandlikova 1982 US Open

FIRST PLAYERS TO CROSS MULTIPLE-MILLION MARKS IN SINGLE-SEASON EARNINGS$12 million Serena Williams 2013 WTA Finals$7 million Victoria Azarenka 2012 WTA Finals$7 million Serena Williams 2012 WTA Finals$6 million Serena Williams 2009 WTA Finals$5 million Justine Henin 2007 WTA Finals$4 million Kim Clijsters 2003 WTA Finals$3 million Martina Hingis 1997 US Open$2 million Martina Navratilova 1984 US Open$1 million Martina Navratilova 1982 Wimbledon

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MOST CAREER TITLES Singles Total 1. Martina Navratilova 167 2. Chris Evert 154 3. Stefanie Graf 107 4. Margaret Court 92 5. Serena Williams 72

6. Evonne Goolagong Cawley 68 7. Billie Jean King 67 8T. Virginia Wade 55 8T. Lindsay Davenport 55 10. Monica Seles 5311. Venus Williams 49

12T. Justine Henin 43 12T. Martina Hingis 43 14. Kim Clijsters 41 15. Maria Sharapova 36

16. Conchita Martínez 33 17T. Tracy Austin 30 17T. Caroline Wozniacki 30

19. Arantxa Sánchez Vicario 29 20T. Hana Mandlikova 27 20T. Gabriela Sabatini 27 20T. Petra Kvitova 27

23. Amélie Mauresmo 2524. Jana Novotna 24 25T. Victoria Azarenka 20

25T. Agnieszka Radwanska 20

Doubles Total 1. Martina Navratilova 177 2. Rosie Casals 112 3. Pam Shriver 106 4. Billie Jean King 101 5. Natasha Zvereva 80 6. Lisa Raymond 79 7. Jana Novotna 76 8. Arantxa Sánchez Vicario 69 9T. Gigi Fernández 68 9t. Helena Sukova 68 11. Larisa Neiland 6612. Martina Hingis 64 13T. Rennae Stubbs 60 13T. Cara Black 60 15. Wendy Turnbull 55 16. Liezel Huber 53 17. Margaret Court 48 18. Paola Suárez 44 19. Virginia Ruano Pascual 4320T. Kathy Jordan 41 20T. Sania Mirza 41

22. Katarina Srebotnik 39

23T. Ai Sugiyama 38 23T. Lindsay Davenport 3825. Kveta Peschke 34

SINGLES TITLE LEADERS EACH YEAR1968 Margaret Smith Court (14) 1969 Margaret Court (18) 1970 Margaret Court (21) 1971 Billie Jean King (17) 1972 Margaret Court, Billie Jean King (10) 1973 Margaret Court (18) 1974 Chris Evert (16) 1975 Chris Evert (16) 1976 Chris Evert (12) 1977 Chris Evert (11) 1978 Martina Navratilova (11) 1979 Martina Navratilova (10) 1980 Tracy Austin, Martina Navratilova (11) 1981 Martina Navratilova (10) 1982 Martina Navratilova (15) 1983 Martina Navratilova (16) 1984 Martina Navratilova (13) 1985 Martina Navratilova (12) 1986 Martina Navratilova (14) 1987 Stefanie Graf (11) 1988 Stefanie Graf (11) 1989 Stefanie Graf (14) 1990 Stefanie Graf (10) 1991 Monica Seles (10) 1992 Monica Seles (10) 1993 Stefanie Graf (10) 1994 Arantxa Sánchez Vicario (8) 1995 Stefanie Graf (9) 1996 Stefanie Graf (7) 1997 Martina Hingis (12) 1998 Lindsay Davenport (6) 1999 Lindsay Davenport, Martina Hingis (7) 2000 Martina Hingis (9) 2001 Lindsay Davenport (7) 2002 Serena Williams (8) 2003 Kim Clijsters (9) 2004 Lindsay Davenport (7) 2005 Kim Clijsters (9) 2006 Justine Henin (6) 2007 Justine Henin (10) 2008 Jelena Jankovic, Dinara Safi na, Serena Williams (4)2009 Victoria Azarenka, Elena Dementieva, Svetlana Kuznetsova, Dinara Safi na, Serena Williams, Caroline Wozniacki (3)2010 Caroline Wozniacki (6)2011 Petra Kvitova, Caroline Wozniacki (6)2012 Serena Williams (7)2013 Serena Williams (11)2014 Serena Williams (7) 2015 Serena Williams (5)2016 Dominika Cibulkova (4)2017 Elina Svitolina (5)2018 Petra Kvitova (5) 2019 Ashleigh Barty Karolina Pliskova (4)

MOST SINGLES TITLES WON IN A SEASON 1. Margaret Court 21 1970 2. Margaret Court 18 1969, 1973 3. Billie Jean King 17 1971 4t. Chris Evert 16 1974, 1975 4t. Martina Navratilova 16 1983 6t. Evonne Goolagong Cawley 15 1970 6t. Martina Navratilova 15 1982 8t. Stefanie Graf 14 1989 8t. Margaret Court 14 1968 8t. Martina Navratilova 14 1986

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MOST CONSECUTIVE SINGLES TITLES 13 Martina Navratilova 1984 US Indoors - Sydney 12 Margaret Court 1972 DC Billingham - 1973 Miami 11 Stefanie Graf 1989 Wimbledon - 1990 Hamburg 10 Chris Evert 1974 Sarasota - Newport 9 Navratilova 1986 Eastbourne - VS Championships 9 Court 1970 Roland Garros - Canadian Open 8 Graf 1988 Berlin - Brighton 8 Navratilova 1983 Eastbourne - Australian Open [Dec]

MOST CONSECUTIVE YEARS WINNING AT LEAST ONE SINGLES TITLE 21 Martina Navratilova 1974-94 18 Chris Evert 1971-88 14 Stefanie Graf 1986-99 13 Maria Sharapova 2003-1511 Evonne Goolagong Cawley 1970-80 11 Virginia Wade 1968-78 11 Serena Williams 2007-1711 Caroline Wozniacki 2008-19 9 Sandra Cecchini 1984-92 9 Kim Clijsters 1997-2003 9 Margaret Court 1968-76 9 Lindsay Davenport 1993-2001 9 Conchita Martínez 1988-96 9 Amélie Mauresmo 1999-2007 9 Arantxa Sánchez Vicario 1988-96 9 Petra Kvitova 2011-current * Until 2003, and excluding 1994, Seles won a title every year she

competed on the tour beginning in 1989 (14 years consecutively)

MOST SINGLES TITLES WON - SINGLE TOURNAMENTMartina Navratilova 12 ChicagoNavratilova 11 EastbourneStefanie Graf 9 BerlinNavratilova 9 WimbledonNavratilova 9 DallasNavratilova 9 Washington, DC

MOST CONSECUTIVE SINGLES TITLES WON AT A SINGLE TOURNAMENT Stefanie Graf 6 Hamburg [1987-92] Martina Navratilova 6 Wimbledon [1982-87] Navratilova 6 Chicago [1978-83] Navratilova 5 Eastbourne [1982-86] Chris Evert 5 Charleston [1974-78]

LOWEST-RANKED TO WIN WTA SINGLES TITLE 2001 (WC) Angelique Widaja No.579 Bali 2018 Margarita Gasparyan No.299 Tashkent2002 (WC) Fabiola Zuluaga No.285 Bogotá 2006 (Q) Tamira Paszek No.259 Portoroz 2007 Lindsay Davenport No.234 Bali 2017 (Q) Marketa Vondrousova No.233 Biel2012 (Q) Melanie Oudin No.208 Birmingham1989 (Q) Kumiko Okamoto No.205 Tokyo [Japan Open]

2009 (Q) Alexandra Dulgheru No.201 Warsaw1988 (Q) Petra Langrova No.201 Paris [Indoors] NB: Excludes players with no ranking (NR)

QUALIFIERS/LUCKY LOSERS TO WIN A WTA SINGLES TITLE 1978 Marita Redondo (NR) San Diego Pam Shriver (NR) Colombus 1979 Kathy Jordan (NR) San Antonio 1980 Andrea Jaeger (NR) Las Vegas Kay McDaniel (No.73, LL) Atlanta 1982 Catrin Jexell (No.146) Hong Kong 1983 Ginny Purdy (NR) Pittsburgh 1987 Niege Dias (No.117) Guaruja 1988 Petra Langrova (No.201) Paris [Indoors] Cecilia Dahlman (No.133) Athens 1989 Kumiko Okamoto (No.205) Tokyo [Japan Open] 1990 Anke Huber (No.118) Schenectady 1993 Radka Bobkova (No.131) Liege 1996 Sandra Cacic (No.117) Auckland 1997 Marion Maruska (No.154) Auckland Mirjana Lucic (NR)* Bol Virginia Ruano Pascual (No.108) Cardiff 1998 Kveta Hrdlickova (No.140) Makarska 1999 Kim Clijsters (No.83) Luxembourg Magdalena Maleeva (No.131) Pattaya City 2002 Dinara Safi na (No.169) Sopot Svetlana Kuznetsova (No.123) Helsinki 2004 Iveta Benesova (No.99) Acapulco Nicole Vaidisova (No.180) Vancouver Li Na (No.145) Guangzhou 2005 Ana Ivanovic (No.100) Canberra Lucie Safarova (No.155) Estoril 2006 Tamira Paszek (No.259) Portoroz 2007 Greta Arn (No.176) Estoril 2008 Nuria Llagostera Vives (No.114) Bogotá Tamarine Tanasugarn (No.85) ‘s-Hertogenbosch Aleksandra Wozniak (No.85) Stanford2009 Alexandra Dulgheru (No.201) Warsaw2010 Ekaterina Makarova (No.100) Eastbourne Tamira Paszek (No.1 51) Québec City2012 Mona Barthel (No.64) Hobart Hsieh Su-Wei (No.123) Kuala Lumpur Melanie Oudin (No.208) Birmingham Kiki Bertens (No.149) Fès2013 Bojana Jovanovski (No.58) Tashkent2014 Tsvetana Pironkova (No.107) Sydney Garbiñe Muguruza (No.58) Hobart CoCo Vandeweghe (No.69) ‘s-Hertogenbosch2016 Kiki Bertens (No.89) Nürnberg2017 Mona Barthel (No.82) Prague Ashleigh Barty (No.158) Kuala Lumpur Zarina Diyas (No.100) Tokyo International Elise Mertens (No.127) Hobart Marketa Vondrousova (No.233) Biel2018 Olga Danilovic (No.187, LL) Moscow International2019 Jil Teichmann (SUI) Prague Magda Linette (POL) Bronx Cori "Coco" Gauff (USA, LL) Linz * WC into qualifying event

MOST FIRST-TIME SINGLES WINNERS IN A YEAR 2019 - 151999 - 152014 - 14

2009 - 132007 - 132002 - 13

2017 - 121988 - 122015 - 112012 - 11

2006 - 111991 - 11

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500+ Career Match Wins - Open Era - All Levels

Player Won - Lost %

Martina Navratilova (USA) 1442 - 219 .868Chris Evert (USA) 1309 - 146 .900Stefanie Graf (GER) 902 - 115 .887Virginia Wade (GBR)* 839 - 329 .718Serena Williams (USA) 826 - 142 .853

Venus Williams (USA) 811 - 248 .766

Arantxa Sánchez Vicario (ESP) 759 - 295 .720Lindsay Davenport (USA) 753 - 194 .795Conchita Martínez (ESP) 739 - 297 .713Billie Jean King (USA)* 695 - 155 .818Evonne Goolagong Cawley (AUS)* 695 - 158 .815Patty Schnyder (SUI) 669 - 431 .608Jelena Jankovic (SRB) 644 - 413 .635Svetlana Kuznetsova (RUS) 658 - 332 .665

Maria Sharapova (RUS) 645 - 169 .792

Gabriela Sabatini (ARG) 632 - 189 .770Caroline Wozniacki (DEN) 630 - 262 .706

Angelique Kerber (GER) 624 - 330 .654

Pam Shriver (USA) 623 - 271 .697Helena Sukova (CZE) 618 - 308 .667Francesca Schiavone (ITA) 614 - 479 .562Nathalie Tauziat (FRA) 606 - 365 .624Samantha Stosur (AUS) 604 - 440 .579

Monica Seles (USA) 595 - 122 .830Agnieszka Radwanska (POL) 594 - 269 .688Margaret Court (AUS)* 593 - 56 .914Zina Garrison (USA) 588 - 269 .686Flavia Pennetta (ITA) 582 - 365 .615Wendy Turnbull (AUS) 577 - 318 .645Elena Dementieva (RUS) 576 - 273 .678Stéphanie Foretz (FRA) 570 - 455 .556Jana Novotna (CZE) 569 - 221 .720

Player Won - Lost %

Amanda Coetzer (RSA) 568 - 337 .628Lourdes Dominguez Lino (ESP) 568 - 411 .580Hana Mandlikova (CZE) 567 - 195 .744Tamarine Tanasugarn (THA) 563 - 436 .564Daniela Hantuchova (SVK) 561 - 406 .580Barbora Strycova (CZE) 559 - 401 .582

Sara Errani (ITA) 556 - 391 .587

Roberta Vinci (ITA) 556 - 405 .579Dia Evtimova (BUL) 549 - 437 .557

Martina Hingis (SUI) 548 - 133 .805Amélie Mauresmo (FRA) 545 - 227 .706Varvara Lepchenko (USA) 542 - 418 .565

Alberta Brianti (ITA) 538 - 467 .535Vera Zvonareva (RUS) 533 - 271 .663

Nadia Petrova (RUS) 533 - 303 .638Tatjana Maria (GER) 532 - 411 .564

Rosie Casals (USA)* 528 - 309 .631Justine Henin (BEL) 527 - 116 .820Petra Kvitova (CZE) 527 - 233 .693

Karolina Pliskova (CZE) 527 - 289 .646

Kim Clijsters (BEL) 523 - 127 .805

Mary Pierce (FRA) 511 - 237 .683Monica Niculescu (ROU) 511 - 350 .593

Lucie Hradecka (CZE) 511 - 349 .594

Eleni Daniilidou (GRE) 510 - 432 .541

Klara Koukalova (CZE) 510 - 434 .540Carla Suarez Navarro (ESP) 509 - 336 .602

Kirsten Flipkens (BEL) 508 - 373 .577

Victoria Azarenka (BLR) 506 - 198 .719

Hsieh Su-Wei (TPE) 502 - 313 .616

Giulia Gatto-Monticone (ITA) 500 - 367 .577

(Bold denotes active player)* Started careers before Open tennis (1968). These statistics refl ect their careers since 1968 and include main draw and qualifi cation matches at WTA events, Grand Slams, ITF Women’s Circuit events, Fed Cup World Group I and Olympic results

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BEST SINGLE-SEASON WIN PERCENTAGEFewer than 10 losses, minimum 45 matches won Martina Navratilova 86-1 .989 1983Stefanie Graf 86-2 .977 1989 Martina Navratilova 78-2 .975 1984 Stefanie Graf 75-2 .974 1987 Martina Navratilova 90-3 .968 1982 Martina Navratilova 89-3 .967 1986 Stefanie Graf 72-3 .960 1988 Stefanie Graf 47-2 .959 1995Margaret Smith Court 102-5 .953 1973Serena Williams 78-4 .951 2013 Chris Evert 56-3 .949 1978 Margaret Smith Court 109-6 .948 1970 Serena Williams 53-3 .946 2015 Chris Evert 70-4 .945 1977 Martina Navratilova™ 84-5 .944 1985Margaret Smith Court 96-6 .941 1969 Margaret Smith Court 63-4 .940 1971 Justine Henin 63-4 .940 2007 Chris Evert 92-6 .938 1975 Chris Evert 75-5 .937 1976 Martina Hingis 75-5 .937 1997 Stefanie Graf 72-5 .935 1990 Serena Williams 58-4 .935 2012Chris Evert 100-7 .934 1974

PLAYERS WHO WON DEBUT WTA EVENT Tracy Austin 1977 Portland Petra Langrova 1988 Paris [Indoors]Mirjana Lucic 1997 Bol Katarina Srebotnik 1999 Estoril Justine Henin 1999 Antwerp Angelique Widjaja 2001 Bali

LOWEST-RANKED PLAYERS TO WIN WTA EVENT - PREMIER (or TIER I or II until 2008) Alexandra Dulgheru No.201 2009 WarsawKim Clijsters No.133 2005 Indian WellsTsvetana Pironkova No.107 2014 SydneyEkaterina Makarova No.100 2010 EastbourneAleksandra Wozniak No.85 2008 StanfordKim Jones-Shaefer No.64 1983 US IndoorsAlona Bondarenko No.62 2006 LuxembourgBianca Andreescu No.60 2019 Indian WellsTamira Paszek No.59 2012 Eastbourne

YOUNGEST TO WIN A WTA SINGLES TITLE Tracy Austin* 14 yrs, 28 days 1977 Portland Kathy Rinaldi 14 yrs, 208 days 1981 Kyoto Jennifer Capriati 14 yrs, 213 days 1990 Puerto RicoAndrea Jaeger 14 yrs, 224 days 1980 Las Vegas Andrea Jaeger 14 yrs, 363 days 1980 Beckenham * Debut WTA tournament

OLDEST TO WIN A SINGLES TITLE (Grand Slam & WTA) Billie Jean King 39 yrs, 203 days 1983 BirminghamKimiko Date 38 yrs, 364 days 2009 SeoulMartina Navratilova 37 yrs, 125 days 1994 Paris [Indoors]Martina Navratilova 37 yrs, 20 days 1993 OaklandMartina Navratilova 36 yrs, 301 days 1993 Los Angeles

BEST STARTS TO A YEAR Most singles matches won before fi rst loss of season Stefanie Graf 45 1987 Martina Hingis 37 1997Martina Navratilova 37 1978 Martina Navratilova 36 1983 Chris Evert 33 1981 Stefanie Graf 32 1994 Stefanie Graf 32 1995 Stefanie Graf 31 1989

MOST SINGLES MATCHES WON BEFORE SECOND MATCH DEFEATMartina Navratilova 86 1983 Martina Navratilova 78 1984 Martina Navratilova 68 1982 Stefanie Graf 66 1987 Martina Hingis 58 1997 Chris Evert 46 1981 Stefanie Graf 44 1989 Stefanie Graf 42 1994 Martina Navratilova 40 1978 Stefanie Graf 39 1995 Chris Evert 39 1971

MOST YEARS BETWEEN CAREER SINGLES TITLES Mirjana Lucic-Baroni 16 yrs, 4 mos 1998 Bol – 2014 Québec CityKimiko Date 13 yrs, 1 mos 1996 Tokyo [Japan Open] – 2009 SeoulJelena Dokic 8 yrs, 11 mos 2002 Sarasota - 2011 Kuala LumpurBarbara Rittner 8 yrs, 9 mos 1992 Schenectady - 2001 Antwerp Elena Likhovtseva 7 yrs, 7 mos 1997 Gold Coast - 2004 Forest Hills Marie Neumanova Pinterova 7 yrs, 5 mos 1974 Cairo - 1981 Tokyo [Japan Open] Annette Du Plooy 7 yrs, 4 mos 1968 Berlin - 1975 South African Open LEAST NUMBER OF GAMES CONCEDED EN ROUTE TO WTA SINGLES TITLE 16-28 Draw:

Chris Evert 8 1974 Indianapolis Stefanie Graf 8 1988 Mahwah Monica Seles 8 1992 Houston

32-58 Draw:

Chris Evert 7 1981 Lugano Tracy Austin 10 1980 San Diego Monica Seles 10 1990 Tampa

128 Draws [Grand Slams]:

Martina Navratilova 19 1983 US Open Stefanie Graf 20 1988 Roland Garros Stefanie Graf 24 1989 Australian Open Martina Navratilova 25 1983 Wimbledon Chris Evert 26 1982 US Open

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LONGEST MATCH WIN STREAKS 74 Martina Navratilova: 1984 (l. Helena Sukova

16 63 75; Australian Open SF, Dec. 6, 1984) 66 Stefanie Graf: 1989-90 (l. Monica Seles 64 63; Berlin F,

May 20, 1990) 58 Navratilova: 1986-87 (l. Hana Mandlikova 75 76(1);

Australian Open F, Jan. 25, 1987) 57 Margaret Court: 1972-73 (l. Billie Jean King 67 76 63;

Indianapolis SF, Mar. 31, 1973) 55 Chris Evert: 1974 (l. Evonne Goolagong 60 67(3-5) 63;

US Open SF, Sept. 6, 1974) 54 Navratilova: 1983-84 (l. Mandlikova 76(6) 36 64;

Oakland F, Jan. 15, 1984) 46 Graf: 1988 (l. Shriver 63 76(5); Virginia Slims

Championships SF, Nov. 19, 1988)45 Graf: 1987 (l. Navratilova 75 63; Wimbledon F, July 4,

1987)41 Evert: 1975/76 (l. to Navratilova 63 64; Houston F, Jan.

18, 1976)41 Navratilova: 1982 (l. Shriver 16 76(5) 62; US Open QF,

Sep. 10, 1982)37 Hingis: 1997 (l. Iva Majoli 64 62; Roland Garros F, Jun.

7,1997)37 Navratilova: 1978 (l. Tracy Austin 63 26 76(5-4);

Dallas QF, Mar. 10, 1978)36 Navratilova: 1983(l. Kathleen Horvath 64 06 63; Roland

Garros, R16, May 23, 1983)36 Evert: 1976 (l. Virginia Wade 62, 62; Dewer Cup F, Nov.

7, 1976)36 Monica Seles: 1990 (l. Zina Garrison 36 63 97;

Wimbledon QF, July 3, 1990)35 Venus Williams: 2000 (l. Lindsay Davenport 63 46 62;

Linz F, Oct 22, 2000)34 Serena Williams: 2013 (l. Sabine Lisicki 62 16 64;

Wimbledon R16, July 1, 201333 Evert: 1982 (l. Navratilova 61 64; Brighton F,

Oct. 25, 1982)33 Evert: 1981 (l. Hana Mandlikova 75 64; Roland Garros

SF, Jun 5, 1981)33 Evert: 1975 (l. Billie Jean King 26 62 63; Wimbledon SF,

Jul. 2 1975)32 Henin: 2007-08 (l. Sharapova 64 60; Australian Open

QF, Jan 27, 2008)32 Graf: 1995 (l. Amanda Coetzer 36 62 76(6); Toronto R32,

August 14, 1995)32 Graf: 1994 (l. Arantxa Sánchez Vicario 46 76(3) 76(6);

Hamburg F, May 1 1994)31 Graf: 1989 (l. Gabriela Sabatini 36, 63, 75: Amelia Island

F, April 10, 1989)31 Evert: 1971 (l. King 63 62; US Open SF, Sep 12, 1971)

SINGLES — PRE-MODERN RECORD Helen Wills Moody did not lose a set in singles from 1927 to 1932. Suzanne Lenglen was defeated only once in singles from 1919 to 1926 and that was in a match against Molla Mallory at the US Championships in 1921, in which she retired while trailing in the second set. Exact numbers of match victories are unavailable due to incomplete records from that era.

DOUBLES - LONGEST MATCH WIN STREAK (Modern Record) 109 matches Martina Navratilova/Pam Shriver

After losing the fi nal to Billie Jean King and Anne Smith at the Tournament of Champions in Orlando, FL-USA, on April 24, 1983, Navratilova/Shriver won 109 consecutive matches before falling to Kathy Jordan/Elizabeth Smylie in the 1985 Wimbledon fi nal on July 6, 1985.

SINGLES - LONGEST MATCH WIN STREAK ON A SINGLE SURFACE 125 matches Chris Evert, on clay courts, from August 12,

1973 to May 12, 1979, when Tracy Austin defeated her 64 26 76 in SF at Rome.

CONSECUTIVE SINGLES FINALS REACHED 23 Martina Navratilova (Eastbourne: Jun 18, 1983 – Sydney: Nov 25, 1984) 22 Stefanie Graf

(Melbourne: Jan 29, 1989 – Roland Garros: Jun 10, 1990) 21 Stefanie Graf

(Tokyo: Sep 14, 1986 – Miami: Mar 27, 1988) 21 Monica Seles

(Oakland: Nov 4, 1990 – Indian Wells: Mar 1, 1992)

LONGEST MATCH - SINGLES (Open Era, longest recorded main draw matches in terms of time on court; minimum of 3 hours, 45 minutes)6 hrs, 31 min Vicki Nelson-Dunbar d. Jean Hepner 64 76(11):

1r, 1984 Ginny of Richmond. The tie-break alone took one hour and 47 min. One point of the tie-break lasted 29 min., during which the ball crossed the net 643 times.

4 hrs, 44 min Francesca Schiavone d. Svetlana Kuznetsova 64 16 16-14: 4r, 2011 Australian Open

4 hrs, 19 min Barbora Strycova d. Regina Kulikova 76(5) 67(10) 63: 1r, 2010 Australian Open. Duration of each set: 1 hr, 26 min / 1 hr, 36 min / 1 hr, 17 min

4 hrs, 7 min Virginie Buisson d. Noelle van Lottum 67(3) 75 62: 1r, 1995 Roland Garros. Duration of each set: 1 hr, 45 min; 1 hr, 17 min; 1 hr, 5 min.

3 hrs, 55 min Kerry Melville Reid d. Pam Teeguarden 76(7) 46 1614: 3r, 1972 Roland Garros.

3 hrs, 50 min Francesca Schiavone d. Svetlana Kuznetsova 67(11) 75 108: 2r, 2015 Roland Garros.

3 hrs, 48 mins Karolina Pliskova d. Kristina Mladenovic 63 46 1614: 2016 Fed Cup F.3 hrs, 47 min Monica Seles d. Gabriela Sabatini 64 57 36 64

62: Final, 1990 Virginia Slims Championships. 3 hrs, 45 min Chanda Rubin d. Patricia Hy-Boulais 76(4) 67(5)

1715: 2r, 1995 Wimbledon. The fi nal set lasted 2 hrs, 4 min.

Match Records (Open Era)continued

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WTA Match Stats Records Since 2008

The WTA started recording specific match stats in 2008 for all WTA and Grand Slam main draw matches. Below is a historical record of the leaders in each category:

ACES Aces Matches2008 PETROVA, Nadia (RUS) 353 702009 WILLIAMS, Serena (USA) 381 622010 PETROVA, Nadia (RUS) 306 512011 BARTOLI, Marion (FRA) 270 832012 WILLIAMS, Serena (USA) 484 582013 WILLIAMS, Serena (USA) 480 802014 WILLIAMS, Serena (USA) 452 602015 PLISKOVA, Karolina (CZE) 517 752016 PLISKOVA, Karolina (CZE) 530 612017 PLISKOVA, Karolina (CZE) 452 692018 GOERGES, Julia (GER) 492 682019 PLISKOVA, Karolina (CZE) 488 67

FIRST SERVE PERCENTAGE Pct. Matches2008 PIN, Camille (FRA) 74.8 362009 NICULESCU, Monica (ROU) 72.3 322010 ERRANI, Sara (ITA) 75.8 652011 ERRANI, Sara (ITA) 76.8 562012 ERRANI, Sara (ITA) 76.3 722013 ERRANI, Sara (ITA) 82.8 672014 ERRANI, Sara (ITA) 81.6 582015 ERRANI, Sara (ITA) 82.8 722016 ERRANI, Sara (ITA) 84.8 432017 NICULESCU, Monica (ROU) 82.5 302018 STEPHENS, Sloane (USA) 69.6 542019 TSURENKO, Lesia (UKR) 70.1 28

FIRST SERVE POINTS WON Pct. Matches2008 DAVENPORT, Lindsay (USA) 73.3 272009 WILLIAMS, Serena (USA) 73.5 622010 WILLIAMS, Serena (USA) 75.3 292011 WILLIAMS, Serena (USA) 76.7 25 2012 WILLIAMS, Serena (USA) 77.8 582013 WILLIAMS, Serena (USA) 74.7 802014 VANDEWEGHE, CoCo (USA) 75.2 362015 WILLIAMS, Serena (USA) 75.9 532016 WILLIAMS, Serena (USA) 75.7 412017 KVITOVA, Petra (CZE) 74.0 282018 GOERGES, Julia (GER) 73.8 682019 WILLIAMS, Serena (USA) 75.1 31

SERVICE GAMES WON Pct. Matches2008 WILLIAMS, Serena (USA) 79.4 502009 WILLIAMS, Serena (USA) 77.6 622010 WILLIAMS, Serena (USA) 81.4 292011 WILLIAMS, Serena (USA) 85.4 252012 WILLIAMS, Serena (USA) 87.5 582013 WILLIAMS, Serena (USA) 84.1 802014 WILLIAMS, Serena (USA) 80.9 602015 WILLIAMS, Serena (USA) 81.1 532016 WILLIAMS, Serena (USA) 83.8 442017 KONTA, Johanna (GBR) 79.3 52 2018 BARTY, Ashleigh (AUS) 78.7 612019 WILLIAMS, Serena (USA) 80.1 31

SECOND SERVE POINTS WON Pct. Matches2008 MEDINA GARRIGUES, Anabel (ESP) 51.4 632009 KUZNETSOVA, Svetlana (RUS) 50.6 562010 STOSUR, Samantha (AUS) 51.3 612011 WILLIAMS, Serena (USA) 52.9 252012 WILLIAMS, Serena (USA) 54.0 582013 ZHANG Shuai (CHN) 52.5 252014 VAN UYTVANCK, Alison (BEL) 50.4 272015 STOSUR, Samantha (AUS) 53.1 552016 KONTA, Johanna (GBR) 52.7 642017 KONTA, Johanna (GBR) 50.6 522018 BARTY, Ashleigh (AUS) 52.2 612019 BARTY, Ashleigh (AUS) 51.4 64

POINTS WON RETURNING FIRST SERVE Pct. Matches2008 ERRANI, Sara (ITA) 43.1 502009 SAFINA, Dinara (RUS) 43.1 712010 MEDINA GARRIGUES, Anabel (ESP) 42.4 422011 SHARAPOVA, Maria (RUS) 43.8 562012 ERRANI, Sara (ITA) 44.7 722013 MEUSBURGER, Yvonne (AUT) 46.1 272014 NICULESCU, Monica (ROU) 43.8 422015 ERRANI, Sara (ITA) 44.3 722016 RADWANSKA, Agnieszka (POL) 42.6 702017 ERRANI, Sara (ITA) 43.4 382018 SCHMIEDLOVA, Anna Karolina (SVK) 43.1 312019 VONDROUSOVA, Marketa (ZE) 43.4 36

POINTS WON RETURNING SECOND SERVE Pct. Matches2008 AZARENKA, Victoria (BLR) 61.8 602009 AZARENKA, Victoria (BLR) 62.1 602010 CLIJSTERS, Kim (BEL) 62.7 462011 CLIJSTERS, Kim (BEL) 61.6 282012 AZARENKA, Victoria (BLR) 63.8 782013 AZARENKA, Victoria (BLR) 64.7 522014 SCHEEPERS, Chanelle (RSA) 59.9 322015 ERRANI, Sara (ITA) 61.8 722016 AZARENKA, Victoria (BLR) 66.6 27 2017 SHARAPOVA, Maria (RUS) 61.8 222018 MERTENS, Elise (BEL) 61.0 332019 AZARENKA, Victoria (BLR) 60.1 38

BREAK POINTS SAVED Pct. Matches2008 HENIN, Justine (BEL) 65.1 202009 STOSUR, Samantha (AUS) 63.2 582010 WILLIAMS, Serena (USA) 65.9 292011 WILLIAMS, Serena (USA) 67.5 252012 WILLIAMS, Serena (USA) 67.8 582013 WILLIAMS, Serena (USA) 64.8 802014 SAFAROVA, Lucie (CZE) 76.8 592015 PLISKOVA, Karolina (CZE) 64.3 752016 AZARENKA, Victoria (BLR) 66.4 272017 SAFAROVA, Lucie (CZE) 64.0 532018 GOERGES, Julia (GER) 63.5 682019 KONTA, Johanna (GBR) 65.0 48

BREAK POINTS CONVERTED Pct. Matches2008 PIN, Camille (FRA) 53.0 362009 AZARENKA, Victoria (BLR) 53.3 602010 OUDIN, Melanie (USA) 58.8 392011 MEDINA GARRIGUES, Anabel (ESP) 54.9 542012 ERRANI, Sara (ITA) 54.3 722013 ZHANG Shuai (CHN) 56.1 252014 FRIEDSAM, Anna-Lena (GER) 56.3 222015 PEREIRA, Teliana (BRA) 56.7 252016 RADWANSKA, Agnieszka (POL) 54.7 712017 ERRANI, Sara (ITA) 53.8 312018 ERRANI, Sara (ITA) 49.8 222019 GOLUBIC, Victorija (SUI) 55.0 25

RETURN GAMES WON Pct. Matches2008 JANKOVIC, Jelena (SRB) 48.4 802009 AZARENKA, Victoria (BLR) 49.5 602010 DEMENTIEVA, Elena (RUS) 48.3 572011 SHARAPOVA, Maria (RUS) 49.7 562012 AZARENKA, Victoria (BLR) 52.5 782013 AZARENKA, VIctoria (BLR) 54.8 522014 NICULESCU, Monica (ROU) 49.2 412015 ERRANI, Sara (ITA) 51.9 722016 AZARENKA, Victoria (BLR) 54.7 712017 ERRANI, Sara (ITA) 48.7 362018 ERRANI, Sara (ITA) 49.8 222019 VONDROUSOVA, Marketa (CZE) 45.6 36

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WTA Awards

COMEBACK PLAYER OF THE YEAR 1987 Bettina Bunge 1988 Pascale Paradis 1989 Kathy Rinaldi 1990 Elizabeth Smylie 1991 Stephanie Rehe 1992 Jenny Byrne 1993 Elizabeth Smylie1994 Meredith McGrath 1995 Monica Seles 1996 Jennifer Capriati 1997 Mary Pierce1998 Monica Seles1999 Sabine Appelmans 2000 Iva Majoli2001 Barbara Schwartz 2002 Corina Morariu 2003 Amélie Mauresmo 2004 Serena Williams 2005 Kim Clijsters2006 Martina Hingis 2007 Lindsay Davenport2008 Zheng Jie2009 Kim Clijsters2010 Justine Henin2011 Sabine Lisicki2012 Yaroslava Shvedova2013 Alisa Kleybanova2014 Mirjana Lucic-Baroni2015 Venus Williams2016 Dominika Cibulkova2017 Sloane Stephens2018 Serena Williams2019 Belinda Bencic

PLAYER DOUBLES TEAM MOST IMPROVED MOST IMPRESSIVE OF THE YEAR OF THE YEAR PLAYER NEWCOMER1977 Virginia Wade Navratilova/Stove Wendy Turnbull Tracy Austin 1978 Martina Navratilova King/Navratilova Virginia Ruzici Pam Shriver 1979 Martina Navratilova King/Navratilova Sylvia Hanika Kathy Jordan 1980 Tracy Austin K.Jordan/A.Smith Hana Mandlikova Andrea Jaeger 1981 Chris Evert Navratilova/Shriver Barbara Potter Kathy Rinaldi 1982 Martina Navratilova Navratilova/Shriver Sabina Simmonds Zina Garrison 1983 Martina Navratilova Navratilova/Shriver Andrea Temesvari Carling Bassett Seguso1984 Martina Navratilova Navratilova/Shriver Kathy Jordan Manuela Maleeva 1985 Martina Navratilova Navratilova/Shriver Helena Sukova Gabriela Sabatini 1986 Martina Navratilova Navratilova/Shriver Stefanie Graf Stephanie Rehe 1987 Stefanie Graf Navratilova/Shriver Lori McNeil Arantxa Sánchez Vicario1988 Stefanie Graf Navratilova/Shriver Arantxa Sánchez Vicario Natalia Zvereva 1989 Stefanie Graf Novotna/Sukova Arantxa Sánchez Vicario Conchita Martínez 1990 Stefanie Graf Novotna/Sukova Monica Seles Jennifer Capriati 1991 Monica Seles G.Fernández/Novotna Gabriela Sabatini Andrea Strnadova 1992 Monica Seles Larisa Neiland/Zvereva Kimiko Date Debbie Graham 1993 Stefanie Graf G.Fernández/Zvereva Magdalena Maleeva Iva Majoli1994 Stefanie Graf G.Fernández/Zvereva Mary Pierce Irina Spirlea1995 Stefanie Graf G.Fernández/Zvereva Chanda Rubin Martina Hingis 1996 Stefanie Graf Novotna/Sánchez Vicario Martina Hingis Anna Kournikova 1997 Martina Hingis G.Fernández/Zvereva Amanda Coetzer Venus Williams 1998 Lindsay Davenport Hingis/Novotna Patty Schnyder Serena Williams 1999 Lindsay Davenport Hingis/Kournikova Serena Williams Kim Clijsters 2000 Venus Williams S.Williams/V.Williams Elena Dementieva Daja Bedanova2001 Jennifer Capriati Raymond/Stubbs Justine Henin Daniela Hantuchova 2002 Serena Williams Ruano Pascual/P.Suárez Daniela Hantuchova Svetlana Kuznetsova2003 Justine Henin Ruano Pascual/P.Suárez Nadia Petrova Maria Sharapova 2004 Maria Sharapova Ruano Pascual/P.Suárez Maria Sharapova Tatiana Golovin 2005 Kim Clijsters Raymond/Stosur Ana Ivanovic Sania Mirza2006 Amélie Mauresmo Raymond/Stosur Jelena Jankovic Agnieszka Radwanska2007 Justine Henin Black/L.Huber Ana Ivanovic Agnes Szavay2008 Serena Williams Black/L.Huber Dinara Safi na Caroline Wozniacki2009 Serena Williams S.Williams/V.Williams Yanina Wickmayer Melanie Oudin2010 Kim Clijsters Dulko/Pennetta Francesca Schiavone Petra Kvitova2011 Petra Kvitova Peschke/Srebotnik Petra Kvitova Irina-Camelia Begu2012 Serena Williams Errani/Vinci Sara Errani Laura Robson2013 Serena Williams Errani/Vinci Simona Halep Eugenie Bouchard2014 Serena Williams Errani/Vinci Eugenie Bouchard Belinda Bencic2015 Serena Williams Hingis/Mirza Timea Bacsinszky Daria Gavrilova2016 Angelique Kerber Garcia/Mladenovic Johanna Konta Naomi Osaka2017 Garbiñe Muguruza Chan/Hingis Jelena Ostapenko Catherine "CiCi" Bellis2018 Simona Halep Krejcikova/Siniakova Kiki Bertens Aryna Sabalenka2019 Ashleigh Barty Babos/Mladenovic Sofi a Kenin Bianca Andreescu

WTA DIAMOND ACES AWARD Diamond Aces is named for the late WTA trailblazer Jerry Diamond and is awarded to the player who gives the most to promote the game of tennis on and off the court

Year Award Winner

1995 Arantxa Sánchez Vicario1996 Gabriela Sabatini 1997 Amanda Coetzer 1998 Lindsay Davenport 1999 Lindsay Davenport 2000 Martina Hingis 2001 Martina Hingis2002 --2003 --2004 Anastasia Myskina 2005 Anastasia Myskina 2006 Svetlana Kuznetsova2007 Jelena Jankovic 2008 Ana Ivanovic2009 Elena Dementieva2010 Samantha Stosur2011 Caroline Wozniacki

Year Award Winner

2012 Victoria Azarenka2013 Victoria Azarenka2014 Petra Kvitova2015 Caroline Wozniacki2016 Simona Halep2017 Angelique Kerber2018 Elina Svitolina2019 Kiki Bertens

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PEACHY KELLMEYER PLAYER SERVICE AWARDRecognizes the player who has done the most to support her fellow players through the WTA Players’ Council and other initiatives.1977 Jim Bainbridge 1978 Trish Faulkner 1979 Edy McGoldrick 1980 Diane Desfor 1981 Barbara Jordan 1982 Diane Desfor 1983 Lele Forood 1984 Kim Shaefer 1985 Chris Evert1986 Marcella Mesker 1987 Chris Evert1988 Candy Reynolds 1989 Mercedes Paz 1990 Wendy Turnbull 1991 Kathy Jordan 1992 Elise Bergin 1993 Pam Shriver1994-95 Marianne Werdel1996-97 Katrina Adams1998 Joannette Kruger1999-2001 Nicole Pratt 2002 Not held2003 Kim Clijsters 2004 Nicole Pratt 2005 Liezel Huber 2006 Kim Clijsters 2007-09 Liezel Huber2010 Kim Clijsters2011 Francesca Schiavone2012-13 Venus Williams2014-17 Lucie Safarova2018 Bethanie Mattek-Sands2019 Gabriela Dabrowski

KAREN KRANTZCKE SPORTSMANSHIP AWARDAwarded to the player who best displays professionalism, attitude and sense of fair play. The award was named in the honor of former Australian player Karen Krantzcke.1978 Evonne Goolagong Cawley1979 Chris Evert1980 Evonne Goolagong Cawley 1981 Diane Desfor1982 Nancy Yeargin 1983 Sharon Walsh-Pete1984 Marcella Mesker 1985-86 Peanut Louie-Harper1987 Anne Minter1988 Svetlana Parkhomenko 1989 Gretchen Magers1990 Mercedes Paz 1991 Judith Wiesner 1992 Jill Hetherington1993 Nicole Arendt 1994 Kimberly Po 1995 Amanda Coetzer1996 Yayuk Basuki 1997 Amanda Coetzer1998 Yayuk Basuki 1999 Ai Sugiyama 2000-03 Kim Clijsters 2004 Lindsay Davenport2005-06 Kim Clijsters 2007 Ana Ivanovic2008 Elena Dementieva2009 Kim Clijsters 2010 Elena Dementieva2011 Petra Kvitova2012 Kim Clijsters 2013-19 Petra Kvitova

WTA Player Service and Sportsmanship Awards (Player Vote)

YEAR PREMIER LEVEL (incl. Tier I/II) INTERNATIONAL LEVEL (incl. Tier III/IV/V) 1995 The Lipton Championships Miami, FL, USA Bell Challenge Québec City, CAN 1996 Toshiba Tennis Classic San Diego, CA, USA Bell Challenge Québec City, CAN 1997 State Farm Evert Cup Indian Wells, CA, USA Bell Challenge Québec City, CAN 1998 du Maurier Open Montréal, CAN Bell Challenge Québec City, CAN 1999 du Maurier Open Toronto, CAN Bell Challenge Québec City, CAN 2000 du Maurier Open Montréal, CAN Bell Challenge Québec City, CAN2001 Dubai Duty Free Open Dubai, UAE Abierto Mexicano Pegaso Acapulco, MEX2002 Dubai Duty Free Open Dubai, UAE Abierto Mexicano Pegaso Acapulco, MEX2003 Ladies Kremlin Cup Moscow, RUS Uncle Tobys Hardcourts Gold Coast, AUS2004 NASDAQ-100 Open Miami, FL, USA Tie: Bell Challenge Québec City, CAN & Abierto Mexicano Pegaso Acapulco, MEX 2005 Pacifi c Life Open Indian Wells, CA, USA Bell Challenge Québec City, CAN2006 Pacifi c Life Open Indian Wells, CA, USA Abierto Mexicano TELCEL pres. por HSBC Acapulco2007 Porsche Tennis Grand Prix Stuttgart, GER Commonwealth Bank Tennis Classic Bali, INA2008 Porsche Tennis Grand Prix Stuttgart, GER Commonwealth Bank Tennis Classic Bali, INA2009 BNP Paribas Open Indian Wells, CA, USA Abierto Mexicano TELCEL pres. por HSBC Acapulco2010 Porsche Tennis Grand Prix Stuttgart, GER PTT Pattaya Open Pattaya City, THA2011 Porsche Tennis Grand Prix Stuttgart, GER Abierto Mexicano TELCEL, Acapulco, MEX2012 Porsche Tennis Grand Prix Stuttgart, GER Sony Swedish Open, Bastad, SWE2013 BNP Paribas Open, Indian Wells, USA Abierto Mexicano TELCEL, Acapulco, MEX

PREMIER: 2014 Premier Mandatory: BNP Paribas Open (Indian Wells) Premier 5: Western & Southern Open (Cincinnati) Premier: Porsche Tennis Grand Prix (Stuttgart) 2015 Premier Mandatory: BNP Paribas Open (Indian Wells)

Premier 5: Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships Premier: Porsche Tennis Grand Prix (Stuttgart)2016 Premier Mandatory: BNP Paribas Open (Indian Wells) Premier 5: Internazionali BNL d'Italia (Rome) Premier: Porsche Tennis Grand Prix (Stuttgart) 2017 Premier Mandatory: BNP Paribas Open (Indian Wells) Premier 5: Internazionali BNL d'Italia (Rome) Premier: Porsche Tennis Grand Prix (Stuttgart)2018 Premier Mandatory: BNP Paribas Open (Indian Wells) Premier 5: Inernazionali BNL d'Italia (Rome) Premier: St. Petersburg Ladies Trophy)2019 Premier Mandatory: BNP Paribas Open (Indian Wells) Premier 5: Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships Premier: Porsche Tennis Grand Prix (Stuttgart) St. Petersburg Ladies Trophy

INTERNATIONAL: 2014 Americas: Abierto Mexicano TELCEL (Acapulco)

EMEA: Collector Swedish Open (Bastad)Asia-Pacifi c: ASB Classic (Auckland)

2015 Americas: Abierto Mexicano TELCEL (Acapulco)EMEA: Collector Swedish Open (Bastad)Asia-Pacifi c: ASB Classic (Auckland)

2016 Americas: Abierto Mexicano TELCEL (Acapulco) EMEA: Ericsson Open (Bastad) Asia-Pacifi c: ASB Classic (Auckland)2017 Abierto Mexicano TELCEL (Acapulco)

2018 Prudential Hong Kong Tennis Open

2019 Abierto Mexicano TELCEL (Acapulco) ASB Classic (Auckland)

WTA Tournament Awards (Player Vote)

GRAN

D SL

AMS

OPEN ERA: GRAND SLAMSINGLES TITLE LEADERS

AO RG WIM USO

SERENA

WILLIAMS 7 3 7 6 23

STEFANIE

GRAF 4 6 7 5 22

CHRIS

EVERT 2 7 3 6 18

MARTINA

NAVRATILOVA 3 2 9 4 18

MARGARET

COURT 4 3 1 3 11

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Grand Slam Champions

The Australian Open, Roland Garros, Wimbledon and US Open are the four Grand Slam tournaments. Winning the title at each major in the same year is known as the “Grand Slam”. Three women have completed the singles Grand Slam in a calendar year: 1953 – Maureen Connolly; 1970 – Margaret Court; 1988 – Stefanie Graf.

A further seven women have won each Grand Slam singles title at least once in their careers (known as the career Grand Slam): Doris Hart, Shirley Fry, Billie Jean King, Chris Evert, Martina Navratilova, Serena Williams and Maria Sharapova, with Navratilova (1983-84) and Williams (2002-03, 2014-15) holding all four titles at the same time.

Australia’s Margaret Court holds the record for all-time Grand Slam singles titles (men or women) with 24 titles, ahead of Serena Williams, who holds the Open Era record with 23 Grand Slam singles titles.

In the Open Era, eight women have won three of the four Grand Slam titles: Lindsay Davenport, Evonne Goolagong Cawley, Justine Henin, Martina Hingis, Angelique Kerber, Hana Mandlikova, Monica Seles and Virginia Wade.

All-Time Grand Slam Singles Titles LeadersPLAYER (NAT ) AO RG WIMB US TOTAL

Margaret Court (AUS) 11 5 3 5 24

Serena Williams (USA) 7 3 7 6 23

Stefanie Graf (GER) 4 6 7 5 22

Helen Wills Moody (USA) 4 8 7 19

Chris Evert (USA) 2 7 3 6 18

Martina Navratilova (USA) 3 2 9 4 18

Billie Jean King (USA) 1 1 6 4 12

Maureen Connolly (USA) 1 2 3 3 9

Monica Seles (USA) 4 3 2 9

Suzanne Lenglen (FRA) 2 6 8

Molly Bjurstedt Mallory (USA) 8 8

Open Era Grand Slam Singles Titles Leaders

PLAYER (NAT ) AO RG WIMB US TOTAL

Serena Williams (USA) 7 3 7 6 23

Stefanie Graf (GER) 4 6 7 5 22

Chris Evert (USA) 2 7 3 6 18

Martina Navratilova (USA) 3 2 9 4 18

Margaret Court (AUS) 4 3 1 3 11

Monica Seles (USA) 4 3 2 9

Billie Jean King (USA) 1 4 3 8

Evonne Goolagong Cawley (AUS) 4 1 2 7

Justine Henin (BEL) 1 4 2 7

Venus Williams (USA) 5 2 7

AO RG WIM US PLAYER S-D-M S-D-M S-D-M S-D-M S-D-M TOTAL

Margaret Smith Court, 1960-75 11-8-2 5-4-4 3-2-5 5-5-8 24-19-21 64 Martina Navratilova, 1974-93 3-8-1 2-7-2 9-7-4 4-9-3 18-31-10 59 Billie Jean King, 1961-81 1-0-1 1-1-2 6-10-4 4-5-4 12-16-11 39 Serena Williams, 1998-present 7-4-0 3-2-0 7-6-1 6-2-1 23-14-2 39Margaret Osborne duPont, 1941-60 * 2-3-0 1-5-1 3-13-9 6-21-10 37 Doris J. Hart, 1947-55 1-1-2 2-5-3 1-4-5 2-4-5 6-14-15 35 Louise Brough Clapp, 1942-57 1-1-0 0-3-0 4-5-4 1-12-4 6-21-8 35 Helen Wills Moody, 1922-38 * 4-2-0 8-3-1 7-4-2 19-9-3 31 Elizabeth Ryan, 1914-34 * 0-4-0 0-12-7 0-1-2 0-17-9 26 Martina Hingis, 1993-2017 3-5-2 0-2-1 1-3-2 1-3-2 5-13-7 25 Stefanie Graf, 1987-99 4-0-0 6-0-0 7-1-0 5-0-0 22-1-0 23

* Denotes did not play in Grand Slam

** Suzanne Lenglen won four additional Roland Garros singles titles before 1925 when the event was reserved for French residents

All-Time Women’s Grand Slam Titles Leaders

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Open Era Grand Slam Champions

YEAR AUSTRALIAN OPEN ROLAND GARROS WIMBLEDON US OPEN

1968 [2] Nancy Richey (USA) [1] Billie Jean King (USA) [6] Virginia Wade (GBR)

1969 [2] Margaret Court (AUS) [1] Margaret Court (AUS) [4] Ann Jones (GBR) [2] Margaret Court (AUS)

1970 [1] Margaret Court (AUS) [1] Margaret Court (AUS) [1] Margaret Court (AUS) [1] Margaret Court (AUS)

1971 [1] Margaret Court (AUS) [3] Evonne Goolagong (AUS) [3] Evonne Goolagong (AUS) [1] Billie Jean King (USA)

1972 [2] Virginia Wade (GBR) [3] Billie Jean King (USA) [2] Billie Jean King (USA) [1] Billie Jean King (USA)

1973 [1] Margaret Court (AUS) [1] Margaret Court (AUS) [2] Billie Jean King (USA) [2] Margaret Court (AUS)

1974 [2] Evonne Goolagong (AUS) [1] Chris Evert (USA) [2] Chris Evert (USA) [2] Billie Jean King (USA)

1975 [3] Evonne Goolagong (AUS) [1] Chris Evert (USA) [3] Billie Jean King (USA) [1] Chris Evert (USA)

1976 [1] Evonne Goolagong (AUS) [1] Sue Barker (GBR) [1] Chris Evert (USA) [1] Chris Evert (USA)

1977 JAN - [2] Kerry Reid (AUS) [1] Mima Jausovec (YUG) [3] Virginia Wade (GBR) [1] Chris Evert (USA)

DEC - [1] Evonne Goolagong (AUS)

1978 [-] Chris O’Neil (AUS) [2] Virginia Ruzici (ROU) [2] Martina Navratilova (USA) [2] Chris Evert (USA)

1979 [5] Barbara Jordan (USA) [1] Chris Evert (USA) [1] Martina Navratilova (USA) [3] Tracy Austin (USA)

1980 [3] Hana Mandlikova (CZE) [1] Chris Evert (USA) [4] Evonne Cawley (AUS) [3] Chris Evert (USA)

1981 [3] Martina Navratilova (USA) [4] Hana Mandlikova (CZE) [1] Chris Evert (USA) [3] Tracy Austin (USA)

1982 [2] Chris Evert (USA) [2] Martina Navratilova (USA) [1] Martina Navratilova (USA) [2] Chris Evert (USA)

1983 [1] Martina Navratilova (USA) [2] Chris Evert (USA) [1] Martina Navratilova (USA) [1] Martina Navratilova (USA)

1984 [2] Chris Evert (USA) [2] Martina Navratilova (USA) [1] Martina Navratilova (USA) [1] Martina Navratilova (USA)

1985 [2] Martina Navratilova (USA) [2] Chris Evert (USA) [=1] Martina Navratilova (USA) [3] Hana Mandlikova (CZE)

1986 Not held [2] Chris Evert (USA) [1] Martina Navratilova (USA) [1] Martina Navratilova (USA)

1987 [2] Hana Mandlikova (CZE) [2] Stefanie Graf (GER) [1] Martina Navratilova (USA) [2] Martina Navratilova (USA)

1988 [1] Stefanie Graf (GER) [1] Stefanie Graf (GER) [1] Stefanie Graf (GER) [1] Stefanie Graf (GER)

1989 [1] Stefanie Graf (GER) [7] Arantxa Sánchez Vicario (ESP) [1] Stefanie Graf (GER) [1] Stefanie Graf (GER)

1990 [1] Stefanie Graf (GER) [2] Monica Seles (YUG) [2] Martina Navratilova (USA) [5] Gabriela Sabatini (ARG)

1991 [2] Monica Seles (YUG) [1] Monica Seles (YUG) [1] Stefanie Graf (GER) [2] Monica Seles (YUG)

1992 [1] Monica Seles (YUG) [1] Monica Seles (YUG) [=1] Stefanie Graf (GER) [1] Monica Seles (YUG)

1993 [1] Monica Seles (YUG) [1] Stefanie Graf (GER) [1] Stefanie Graf (GER) [1] Stefanie Graf (GER)

1994 [1] Stefanie Graf (GER) [2] Arantxa Sánchez Vicario (ESP) [3] Conchita Martínez (ESP) [2] Arantxa Sánchez Vicario (ESP)

1995 [4] Mary Pierce (FRA) [2] Stefanie Graf (GER) [1] Stefanie Graf (GER) [1] Stefanie Graf (GER)

1996 [1] Monica Seles (USA) [=1] Stefanie Graf (GER) [1] Stefanie Graf (GER) [1] Stefanie Graf (GER)

1997 [4] Martina Hingis (SUI) [9] Iva Majoli (CRO) [1] Martina Hingis (SUI) [1] Martina Hingis (SUI)

1998 [1] Martina Hingis (SUI) [4] Arantxa Sánchez Vicario (ESP) [3] Jana Novotna (CZE) [2] Lindsay Davenport (USA)

1999 [2] Martina Hingis (SUI) [6] Stefanie Graf (GER) [3] Lindsay Davenport (USA) [7] Serena Williams (USA)

2000 [2] Lindsay Davenport (USA) [6] Mary Pierce (FRA) [5] Venus Williams (USA) [3] Venus Williams (USA)

2001 [12] Jennifer Capriati (USA) [4] Jennifer Capriati (USA) [2] Venus Williams (USA) [4] Venus Williams (USA)

2002 [1] Jennifer Capriati (USA) [3] Serena Williams (USA) [2] Serena Williams (USA) [1] Serena Williams (USA)

2003 [1] Serena Williams (USA) [4] Justine Henin (BEL) [1] Serena Williams (USA) [2] Justine Henin (BEL)

2004 [1] Justine Henin (BEL) [6] Anastasia Myskina (RUS) [13] Maria Sharapova (RUS) [9] Svetlana Kuznetsova (RUS)

2005 [7] Serena Williams (USA) [10] Justine Henin (BEL) [14] Venus Williams (USA) [4] Kim Clijsters (BEL)

2006 [3] Amélie Mauresmo (FRA) [5] Justine Henin (BEL) [1] Amélie Mauresmo (FRA) [3] Maria Sharapova (RUS)

2007 [-] Serena Williams (USA) [1] Justine Henin (BEL) [23] Venus Williams (USA) [1] Justine Henin (BEL)

2008 [5] Maria Sharapova (RUS) [2] Ana Ivanovic (SRB) [7] Venus Williams (USA) [4] Serena Williams (USA)

2009 [2] Serena Williams (USA) [7] Svetlana Kuznetsova (RUS) [2] Serena Williams (USA) [WC] Kim Clijsters (BEL)

2010 [1] Serena Williams (USA) [17] Francesca Schiavone (ITA) [1] Serena Williams (USA) [2] Kim Clijsters (BEL)

2011 [3] Kim Clijsters (BEL) [6] Li Na (CHN) [8] Petra Kvitova (CZE) [9] Samantha Stosur (AUS)

2012 [3] Victoria Azarenka (BLR) [2] Maria Sharapova (RUS) [6] Serena Williams (USA) [4] Serena Williams (USA)

2013 [1] Victoria Azarenka (BLR) [1] Serena Williams (USA) [15] Marion Bartoli (FRA) [1] Serena Williams (USA)

2014 [4] Li Na (CHN) [7] Maria Sharapova (RUS) [6] Petra Kvitova (CZE) [1] Serena Williams (USA)

2015 [1] Serena Williams (USA) [1] Serena Williams (USA) [1] Serena Williams (USA) [26] Flavia Pennetta (ITA)

2016 [7] Angelique Kerber (GER) [4] Garbiñe Muguruza (ESP) [1] Serena Williams (USA) [2] Angelique Kerber (GER)

2017 [2] Serena Williams (USA) Jelena Ostapenko (LAT) [14] Garbiñe Muguruza (ESP) Sloane Stephens (USA)

2018 [2] Caroline Wozniacki (DEN) [1] Simona Halep (ROU) [11] Angelique Kerber (GER) [20] Naomi Osaka (JPN)

2019 [4] Naomi Osaka (JPN) [8] Ashleigh Barty (AUS) [7] Simona Halep (ROU) [12] Bianca Andreescu (CAN)

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Australian Open Champions

The Australian Open was first held in 1905, with the first women’s singles championship being staged in 1922. The 2020

Australian Open is the 94th staging of the women’s singles championship and the 52nd of the Open Era, which began in 1968

(1969 for Australian Open) and saw the introduction of prize money. The Australian Open will feature 128 players (108 direct

entries, 12 qualifiers, eight wildcards) competing in the singles main draw. The Australian Open has been a 128-draw since

1986. Previously the event was staged as a 32-draw (1969, 1971-72, 1976, 1977 [Jan.], 1977 [Dec.], 1978, 1979) and 64-draw (1970, 1973-75,

1980-85). The event was held in December from 1977-85 and in January from 1987 onwards (not held in 1986).

YEAR SINGLES WINNER SINGLES FINALIST SCORE DOUBLES WINNERS DOUBLES FINALISTS

1969 [2] Margaret Smith Court (AUS) [1] Billie Jean King (USA) 64 61 M. Smith Court/J. Tegart Dalton R. Casals/B. J. King 1970 [1] Margaret Smith Court (AUS) [2] Kerry Melville Reid (AUS) 63 61 M. Smith Court/J.Tegart Dalton K. Krantzcke/K. Melville Reid 1971 [1] Margaret Smith Court (AUS) [2] Evonne Goolagong (AUS) 26 76(0) 75 M. Smith Court/E. Goolagong J. Emerson/L. Hunt 1972 [2] Virginia Wade (GBR) [1] Evonne Goolagong (AUS) 64 64 H. Gourlay/K. Harris P. Coleman/K. Krantzcke 1973 [1] Margaret Smith Court (AUS) [2] Evonne Goolagong (AUS) 64 75 M. Smith Court/V. Wade K. Harris/K. Melville Reid 1974 [2] Evonne Goolagong (AUS) [1] Chris Evert (USA) 76(5) 46 60 E. Goolagong/P. Michel K. Harris/K. Melville Reid 1975 [3] Evonne Goolagong (AUS) [8] Martina Navratilova (TCH) 63 62 E. Goolagong/P. Michel M. Court/O. Morozova 1976 [1] Evonne Goolagong (AUS) [5] Renata Tomanova (TCH) 62 62 E. Goolagong/H. Gourlay L. Turner Bowrey/R. Tomanova1977 Jan. [2] Kerry Melville Reid (AUS) [1] Dianne Balestrat (AUS) 75 62 D. Balestrat/H. Gourlay B. Nagelsen/K. Reid 1977 Dec. [1] Evonne Goolagong (AUS) [5] Helen Gourlay (AUS) 63 60 E. Goolagong/H Gourlay divided with M. Guerrant/K. Reid (Finals rained out) 1978 [-] Chris O’Neil (AUS) [7] Betsy Nagelsen (USA) 63 76(5) B. Nagelsen/R. Tomanova N. Sato/P. Whytcross 1979 [5] Barbara Jordan (USA) [4] Sharon Walsh (USA) 63 63 J. Chaloner/D. Evers L. Harrison/M. Mesker 1980 [3] Hana Mandlikova (TCH) [4] Wendy Turnbull (AUS) 60 75 B. Nagelsen/M. Navratilova A. Kiyomura/C. Reynolds1981 [3] Martina Navratilova (USA) [1] Chris Evert (USA) 67(4) 64 75 K. Jordan/A. Smith M. Navratilova/P. Shriver1982 [2] Chris Evert (USA) [1] Martina Navratilova (USA) 63 26 63 M. Navratilova/P. Shriver C. Kohde-Kilsch/E. Pfaff 1983 [1] Martina Navratilova (USA) [9] Kathy Jordan (USA) 62 76(5) M. Navratilova/P. Shriver A. Hobbs/W. Turnbull 1984 [2] Chris Evert (USA) [9] Helena Sukova (TCH) 67(4) 61 63 M. Navratilova/P. Shriver C. Kohde-Kilsch/H. Sukova 1985 [2] Martina Navratilova (USA) [1] Chris Evert (USA) 62 46 62 M. Navratilova/P. Shriver C. Kohde-Kilsch/H. Sukova 1986 Not held. Moved to January 1987. Not held. Moved to January 1987. 1987 [2] Hana Mandlikova (TCH) [1] Martina Navratilova (USA) 75 76(1) M. Navratilova/P. Shriver Z. Garrison/L. McNeil1988 [1] Stefanie Graf (GER) [3] Chris Evert (USA) 61 76(3) M. Navratilova/P. Shriver C. Evert/W. Turnbull 1989 [1] Stefanie Graf (GER) [5] Helena Sukova (TCH) 64 64 M. Navratilova/P. Shriver P. Fendick /J. Hetherington 1990 [1] Stefanie Graf (GER) [6] Mary Joe Fernández (USA) 63 64 J. Novotna/H. Sukova P. Fendick/M.J. Fernández 1991 [2] Monica Seles (YUG) [10] Jana Novotna (TCH) 57 63 61 P. Fendick/M.J. Fernández G. Fernández/J. Novotna 1992 [1] Monica Seles (YUG) [6] Mary Joe Fernández (USA) 62 63 A. Sánchez Vicario /H. Sukova M.J. Fernández/Z. Garrison-Jackson 1993 [1] Monica Seles (YUG) [2] Stefanie Graf (GER) 46 63 62 G. Fernández/N. Zvereva P. Shriver/E. Smylie 1994 [1] Stefanie Graf (GER) [2] Arantxa Sánchez Vicario (ESP) 60 62 G. Fernández/N. Zvereva P. Fendick/M. McGrath 1995 [4] Mary Pierce (FRA) [1] Arantxa Sánchez Vicario (ESP) 63 62 J. Novotna/A. Sánchez Vicario G. Fernández/N. Zvereva 1996 [1] Monica Seles (USA) [8] Anke Huber (GER) 64 61 C. Rubin/A. Sánchez Vicario L. Davenport/M.J. Fernández 1997 [4] Martina Hingis (SUI) [-] Mary Pierce (FRA) 62 62 M. Hingis/N. Zvereva L. Davenport/L. Raymond 1998 [1] Martina Hingis (SUI) [8] Conchita Martínez (ESP) 63 63 M. Hingis/M. Lucic L. Davenport/N. Zvereva 1999 [2] Martina Hingis (SUI) [-] Amélie Mauresmo (FRA) 62 63 M. Hingis/A. Kournikova L. Davenport/N. Zvereva 2000 [2] Lindsay Davenport (USA) [1] Martina Hingis (SUI) 61 75 L. Raymond/R. Stubbs M. Hingis/M. Pierce 2001 [12] Jennifer Capriati (USA) [1] Martina Hingis (SUI) 64 63 S. Williams/V. Williams L. Davenport/C. Morariu 2002 [1] Jennifer Capriati (USA) [3] Martina Hingis (SUI) 46 76(7) 62 M. Hingis/A. Kournikova D. Hantuchova/A. Sánchez Vicario 2003 [1] Serena Williams (USA) [2] Venus Williams (USA) 76(4) 36 64 S. Williams/V. Williams V. Ruano Pascual/P. Suárez 2004 [1] Justine Henin (BEL) [2] Kim Clijsters (BEL) 63 46 63 V. Ruano Pascual/P Suárez S. Kuznetsova/E. Likhovtseva 2005 [7] Serena Williams (USA) [1] Lindsay Davenport (USA) 26 63 60 S. Kuznetsova/A. Molik L. Davenport/C. Morariu 2006 [3] Amélie Mauresmo (FRA) [8] Justine Henin (BEL) 61 20 ret. Z. Yan/J. Zheng L. Raymond/S. Stosur 2007 [-] Serena Williams (USA) [1] Maria Sharapova (RUS) 61 62 C. Black/L. Huber Y. Chan/C. Chuang 2008 [5] Maria Sharapova (RUS) [4] Ana Ivanovic (SRB) 75 63 A. Bondarenko/K. Bondarenko V. Azarenka / S. Peer 2009 [2] Serena Williams (USA) [3] Dinara Safi na (RUS) 60 63 S. Williams/V. Williams D. Hantuchova /A. Sugiyama 2010 [1] Serena Williams (USA) [WC] Justine Henin (BEL) 64 36 62 S. Williams/V. Williams C. Black /L. Huber2011 [3] Kim Clijsters (BEL) [9] Li Na (CHN) 36 63 63 G. Dulko/F. Pennetta V. Azarenka /M.Kirilenko2012 [3] Victoria Azarenka (BLR) [4] Maria Sharapova (RUS) 63 60 S. Kuznetsova/V. Zvonareva S. Errani /R.Vinci 2013 [1] Victoria Azarenka (BLR) [6] Li Na (CHN) 46 64 63 S. Errani/R. Vinci A. Barty /C. Dellacqua 2014 [4] Li Na (CHN) [20] Dominika Cibulkova (SVK) 76(3) 60 S. Errani/R. Vinci E.Makarova/E.Vesnina2015 [1] Serena Williams (USA) [2] Maria Sharapova (RUS) 63 76(5) B. Mattek-Sands/L. Safarova Y. Chan/J. Zheng2016 [7] Angelique Kerber (GER) [1] Serena Williams (USA) 64 36 64 M. Hingis/S. Mirza A. Hlavackova/L.Hradecka2017 [2] Serena Williams (USA) [13] Venus Williams (USA) 64 64 B. Mattek-Sands/L. Safarova A. Hlavackova/S. Peng2018 [2] Caroline Wozniacki (DEN) [1] Simona Halep (ROU) 76(2) 36 86 T. Babos/K. Mladenovic E. Makarova/E.Vesnina2019 [4] Naomi Osaka (JPN) [8] Petra Kvitova (CZE) 76(2) 57 64 S.Stosur/S.Zhang T.Babos/K.Mladenovic

NOTE: Two Championships played, fi rst in January, second in December.

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Australian Open By The Numbers

Australian Open Junior ChampionsYEAR CHAMPION

1968 Lesley Hunt (AUS)

1969 Lesley Hunt (AUS)

1970 Evonne Goolagong (AUS)

1971 Pat Coleman (AUS)

1972 Pat Coleman (AUS)

1973 Chris O’Neil (AUS)

1974 Jennifer Walker (AUS)

1975 Sue Barker (GBR)

1976 Sue Saliba (AUS)

1977 (Jan) Pamela Baily (AUS)

1977 (Dec) Amanda Tobin (AUS)

1978 Elizabeth Little (AUS)

1979 Anne Minter (AUS)

1980 Anne Minter (AUS)

1981 Anne Minter (AUS)

1982 Amanda Brown (GBR)

1983 Amanda Brown (GBR)

1984 Annabel Croft (GBR)

YEAR CHAMPION

1985 Jenny Byrne (AUS)

1986 No Competition

1987 Michelle Jaggard (AUS)

1988 Jo-Anne Faull (AUS)

1989 Kim Kessaris (USA)

1990 Magdalena Maleeva (BUL)

1991 Nicole Pratt (AUS)

1992 Joanne Limmer (AUS)

1993 Heike Rusch (GER)

1994 Trudi Musgrave (AUS)

1995 Siobhan Drake-Brockman (AUS)

1996 Magdalena Grzybowska (POL)

1997 Mirjana Lucic (CRO)

1998 Jelena Kostanic (CRO)

1999 Virginie Razzano (FRA)

2000 Aniko Kapros (HUN)

2001 Jelena Jankovic (YUG)

2002 Barbora Strycova (CZE)

YEAR CHAMPION

2003 Barbora Strycova (CZE)

2004 Shahar Peer (ISR)

2005 Victoria Azarenka (BLR)

2006 Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova (RUS)

2007 Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova (RUS)

2008 Arantxa Rus (NED)

2009 Ksenia Pervak (RUS)

2010 Karolina Pliskova (CZE)

2011 An-Sophie Mestach (BEL)

2012 Taylor Townsend (USA)

2013 Ana Konjuh (CRO)

2014 Elizaveta Kulichkova (RUS)

2015 Tereza Mihalikova (SVK)

2016 Vera Lapko (BLR)

2017 Marta Kostyuk (UKR)

2018 Liang En-Shuo (TPE)

2019 Clara Tauson (DEN)

Australian Open Mixed Doubles Champions YEAR CHAMPIONS

1968 Billie Jean King-Dick Crealy

1969 Margaret Smith Court-Marty Riessen

1970-86 No Competition

1987 Zina Garrison-Sherwood Stewart

1988 Jana Novotna-Jim Pugh

1989 Jana Novotna-Jim Pugh

1990 Natasha Zvereva-Jim Pugh

1991 Jo Durie-Jeremy Bates

1992 Nicole Provis-Mark Woodforde

1993 Arantxa Sánchez Vicario-Todd Woodbridge

1994 Larisa Neiland-Andrei Olhovskiy

1995 Natasha Zvereva-Rick Leach

YEAR CHAMPIONS

1996 Larisa Neiland-Mark Woodforde

1997 Manon Bollegraf-Rick Leach

1998 Venus Williams-Justin Gimbelstob

1999 Mariaan de Swardt-David Adams

2000 Rennae Stubbs-Jared Palmer

2001 Corina Morariu-Ellis Ferreira

2002 Daniela Hantuchova-Kevin Ullyett

2003 Martina Navratilova-Leander Paes

2004 Elena Bovina-Nenad Zimonjic

2005 Samantha Stosur-Scott Draper

2006 Martina Hingis-Mahesh Bhupathi

2007 Elena Likhovtseva-Daniel Nestor

YEAR CHAMPIONS

2008 Sun Tiantian-Nenad Zimonjic

2009 Sania Mirza-Mahesh Bhupathi

2010 Cara Black-Leander Paes

2011 Katarina Srebotnik-Daniel Nestor

2012 Bethanie Mattek-Sands-Horia Tecau

2013 Jarmila Gajdosova-Matt Ebden

2014 Kristina Mladenovic-Daniel Nestor

2015 Martina Hingis-Leander Paes

2016 Elena Vesnina-Bruno Soares

2017 Abigail Spears-Juan Sebastian Cabal

2018 Gabriela Dabrowski-Mate Pavic

2019 Barbora Krejcikova-Rajeev Ram

Open Era: Singles Titles Leaders

7 Serena Williams (2003, ‘05, ‘07, ‘09, ‘10, ‘15, ‘17)

4 Margaret Court (1969-71, ‘73)

4 Evonne Goolagong Cawley (1974-76, ’77-Dec)

4 Stefanie Graf (1988-90, ‘94)

4 Monica Seles (1991-93, ‘96)

Open Era: Doubles Titles Leaders (Team)

7 Navratilova / Shriver (1982-85, 1987-89)

4 S.Williams / V.Williams (2001, ’03, ’09-10)

2 Hingis / Kournikova (1999, 2002)

2 Goolagong / Michel (1974-75)

2 G.Fernandez / Zvereva (1993-94)

Open Era: Match Wins Leaders

85-11 Serena Williams

57-14 Maria Sharapova

56-13 Lindsay Davenport

53-19 Venus Williams

52-7 Martina Hingis

Youngest Champion:

Martina Hingis, 1997 (16 yrs, 105 days)

Oldest Champion:

Serena Williams, 2017 (35 yrs, 125)

156

Roland Garros Champions

YEAR SINGLES WINNER SINGLES FINALIST SCORE DOUBLES WINNERS DOUBLES FINALISTS

1968 [2] Nancy Richey (USA) [1] Ann Jones (GBR) 57 64 61g F. Dürr/A. Jones R. Casals/B. J. King 1969 [1] Margaret Smith Court (AUS) [3] Ann Jones (GBR) 61 46 63 F. Dürr/A. Jones M. Smith Court/N. Richey 1970 [1] Margaret Smith Court (AUS) [7] Helga Niessen (GER) 62 64 G. Chanfreau/F. Dürr R. Casals/B. J. King 1971 [3] Evonne Goolagong (AUS) [-] Helen Gourlay (AUS) 63 75 G. Chanfreau/F. Dürr H. Gourlay/K. Harris 1972 [3] Billie Jean King (USA) [1] Evonne Goolagong (AUS) 63 63 B. J. King/B. Stove W. Shaw/C. Truman 1973 [1] Margaret Smith Court (AUS) [2] Chris Evert (USA) 67(5) 76(6) 64 M. Smith Court/V. Wade F. Dürr/B. Stove 1974 [1] Chris Evert (USA) [3] Olga Morozova (USSR) 61 62 C. Evert/O. Morozova G. Chanfreau/K. Ebbinghaus 1975 [1] Chris Evert (USA) [2] Martina Navratilova (TCH) 26 62 61 C. Evert/M. Navratilova J. Anthony/O. Morozova 1976 [1] Sue Barker (GBR) [-] Renata Tomanova (TCH) 62 06 62 F. Bonicelli/G.Chanfreau Lovera K. Harter/H. Masthoff 1977 [1] Mima Jausovec (YUG) [-] Florenta Mihai (ROM) 62 67(5) 61 R. Marsikova/P. Teeguarden R. Fox/H. Gourlay 1978 [2] Virginia Ruzici (ROM) [1] Mima Jausovec (YUG) 62 62 M. Jausovec/V. Ruzici L. Bowery/G. Lovera 1979 [1] Chris Evert (USA) [4] Wendy Turnbull (AUS) 62 60 B. Stove/W. Turnbull F. Dürr/V. Wade 1980 [1] Chris Evert (USA) [8] Virginia Ruzici (ROM) 60 63 K. Jordan/A. Smith I. Madruga/A. Villagran 1981 [4] Hana Mandlikova (TCH) [6] Sylvia Hanika (GER) 62 64 R. Fairbank/T. Harford C. Reynolds/P. Smith 1982 [2] Martina Navratilova (USA) [4] Andrea Jaeger (USA) 76(6) 61 M. Navratilova/A. Smith R. Casals/W. Turnbull 1983 [2] Chris Evert (USA) [-] Mima Jausovec (YUG) 61 62 R. Fairbank/C. Reynolds K. Jordan/A. Smith 1984 [1] Martina Navratilova (USA) [2] Chris Evert (USA) 63 61 M. Navratilova/P. Shriver C. Kohde-Kilsch/H. Mandlikova1985 [2] Chris Evert (USA) [1] Martina Navratilova (USA) 63 67(4) 75 M. Navratilova/P. Shriver C. Kohde-Kilsch/H. Sukova 1986 [2] Chris Evert (USA) [1] Martina Navratilova (USA) 26 63 63 M. Navratilova/A. Temesvari S. Graf/G. Sabatini 1987 [2] Stefanie Graf (GER) [1] Martina Navratilova (USA) 64 46 86 M. Navratilova/P. Shriver S. Graf/G. Sabatini 1988 [1] Stefanie Graf (GER) [13] Natasha Zvereva (USSR) 60 60 M. Navratilova/P. Shriver C. Kohde-Kilsch/H. Sukova 1989 [7] Arantxa Sánchez Vicario (ESP) [1] Stefanie Graf (GER) 76(6) 36 75 L. Savchenko/N. Zvereva S. Graf/G. Sabatini 1990 [2] Monica Seles (YUG) [1] Stefanie Graf (GER) 76(6) 64 J. Novotna/H. Sukova L. Neiland/N. Zvereva 1991 [1] Monica Seles (YUG) [5] Arantxa Sánchez Vicario (ESP) 63 64 G. Fernández/J. Novotna L. Neiland/N. Zvereva 1992 [1] Monica Seles (YUG) [2] Stefanie Graf (GER) 62 36 10-8 G. Fernández/N. Zvereva C. Martínez/A. Sánchez Vicario 1993 [1] Stefanie Graf (GER) [5] Mary Joe Fernández (USA) 46 62 64 G. Fernández/N. Zvereva L. Neiland/J. Novotna 1994 [2] Arantxa Sánchez Vicario (ESP) [12] Mary Pierce (FRA) 64 64 G. Fernández/N. Zvereva L. Davenport/L. Raymond 1995 [2] Stefanie Graf (GER) [1] Arantxa Sánchez Vicario (ESP) 75 46 60 G. Fernández/N. Zvereva J. Novotna/A. Sánchez Vicario 1996 [co-1] Stefanie Graf (GER) [4] Arantxa Sánchez Vicario (ESP) 63 67(4) 10-8 L. Davenport/M.J. Fernández G. Fernández/N. Zvereva1997 [9] Iva Majoli (CRO) [1] Martina Hingis (SUI) 64 62 G. Fernández/N. Zvereva M.J. Fernández/L. Raymond 1998 [4] Arantxa Sánchez-Vicario (ESP) [6] Monica Seles (USA) 76(5) 06 62 M. Hingis/J. Novotna L. Davenport/N. Zvereva 1999 [6] Stefanie Graf (GER) [1] Martina Hingis (SUI) 46 75 62 S. Williams/ V. Williams M. Hingis/A. Kournikova 2000 [6] Mary Pierce (FRA) [5] Conchita Martínez (ESP) 62 75 M. Hingis/M. Pierce V. Ruano Pascual/ P. Suárez 2001 [4] Jennifer Capriati (USA) [12] Kim Clijsters (BEL) 16 64 12-10 V. Ruano Pascual/ P. Suárez J. Dokic/C. Martínez 2002 [3] Serena Williams (USA) [2] Venus Williams (USA) 75 63 V. Ruano Pascual/ P. Suárez L. Raymond/R. Stubbs 2003 [4] Justine Henin (BEL) [2] Kim Clijsters (BEL) 60 64 K. Clijsters/A. Sugiyama V. Ruano Pascual/ P. Suárez2004 [6] Anastasia Myskina (RUS) [9] Elena Dementieva (RUS) 61 62 V. Ruano Pascual/ P. Suárez S. Kuznetsova/E. Likhovtseva 2005 [10] Justine Henin (BEL) [21] Mary Pierce (FRA) 61 61 V. Ruano Pascual/ P. Suárez C. Black/L. Huber 2006 [5] Justine Henin (BEL) [8] Svetlana Kuznetsova (RUS) 64 64 L. Raymond/S. Stosur D. Hantuchova/A. Sugiyama 2007 [1] Justine Henin (BEL) [7] Ana Ivanovic (SRB) 61 62 A. Molik/M. Santangelo K. Srebotnik/A. Sugiyama 2008 [2] Ana Ivanovic (SRB) [13] Dinara Safi na (RUS) 64 63 A.Medina Garrigues/ V. Ruano Pascual C. Dellacqua/F. Schiavone 2009 [7] Svetlana Kuznetsova (RUS) [1] Dinara Safi na (RUS) 64 62 A.Medina Garrigues/ V. Ruano Pascual V. Azarenka/E. Vesnina2010 [17] Francesca Schiavone (ITA) [7] Samantha Stosur (AUS) 64 76(2) S. Williams/V. Williams K. Peschke/K. Srebotnik2011 [6] Li Na (CHN) [5] Francesca Schiavone (ITA) 64 76(0) A.Hlavackova/L.Hradecka S.Mirza/E.Vesnina2012 [2] Maria Sharapova (RUS) [21] Sara Errani (ITA) 63 62 S.Errani/R.Vinci M.Kirilenko/N.Petrova2013 [1] Serena Williams (USA) [2] Maria Sharapova (RUS) 64 64 E.Makarova/E.Vesnina S.Errani/R.Vinci2014 [7] Maria Sharapova (RUS) [4] Simona Halep (ROU) 64 67(5) 64 S. Hsieh/S. Peng S. Errani/R. Vinci2015 [1] Serena Williams (USA) [13] Lucie Safarova (CZE) 63 67(2) 62 B. Mattek-Sands/L. Safarova C. Dellacqua/Y. Shvedova2016 [4] Garbiñe Muguruza (ESP) [1] Serena Williams (USA) 75 64 C. Garcia/K. Mladenovic E. Makarova/E.Vesnina2017 Jelena Ostapenko (LAT) [3] Simona Halep (ROU) 46 64 63 B. Mattek-Sands/L. Safarova A. Barty/C. Dellacqua2018 [1] Simona Halep (ROU) [10] Sloane Stephens (USA) 36 64 61 B. Krejcikova/K.Siniakova E.Hozumi/M.Ninomaya2019 [8] Ashleigh Barty (AUS) [-] Marketa Vondrousova (CZE) 61 63 T.Babos/K.Mladenovic Y.Duan/S.Zheng

The first national French Championships for women were held in 1897, with foreign competitors eligible to take part from

1925. As such, 2020 Roland Garros represents the 113th staging of the event overall, and the 90th edition since interna-

tional players were admitted (the tournament was not held during WWI and WWII). 2020 Roland Garros also marks the

53rd staging of the Open Era (which began in 1968). The singles main draw will feature 128 players (108 direct entries, 12

qualifiers, eight wildcards). Roland Garros has been a 128-draw since 1981 in addition to 1968 and 1972. Previously the

event was staged as a 64-draw (1969-71, 1973-80).

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Roland Garros Junior ChampionsYEAR CHAMPION

1968 Lesley Hunt (AUS)

1969 Kazuko Sawamatsu (JPN)

1970 Veronica Burton (GBR)

1971 Elena Granatourova (URS)

1972 Renata Tomanova (TCH)

1973 Mima Jausovec (YUG)

1974 Mariana Simionescu (ROM)

1975 Regina Marsikova (TCH)

1976 Michele Tyler (GBR)

1977 Ann Smith (USA)

1978 Hana Mandlikova (TCH)

1979 Lena Sandin (SWE)

1980 Kathy Horvath (USA)

1981 Bonnie Gadusek (USA)

1982 Manuela Maleeva (BUL)

1983 Pascale Paradis (FRA)

1984 Gabriela Sabatini (ARG)

1985 Laura Garrone (ITA)

YEAR CHAMPION

1986 Patricia Tarabini (ARG)

1987 Natalia Zvereva (URS)

1988 Julie Halard (FRA)

1989 Jennifer Capriati (USA)

1990 Magdalena Maleeva (BUL)

1991 Anna Smashnova (ISR)

1992 Rossana De Los Rios (PAR)

1993 Martina Hingis (SUI)

1994 Martina Hingis (SUI)

1995 Amélie Cocheteux (FRA)

1996 Amélie Mauresmo (FRA)

1997 Justine Henin (BEL)

1998 Nadia Petrova (RUS)

1999 Lourdes Domínguez (ESP)

2000 Virginie Razzano (FRA)

2001 Kaia Kanepi (EST)

2002 Angelique Widjaja (INA)

2003 Anna-Lena Groenefeld (GER)

YEAR CHAMPION

2004 Sesil Karatantcheva (BUL)

2005 Agnes Szavay (HUN)

2006 Agnieszka Radwanska (POL)

2007 Alizé Cornet (FRA)

2008 Simona Halep (ROU)

2009 Kristina Mladenovic (FRA)

2010 Elina Svitolina (UKR)

2011 Ons Jabeur (TUN)

2012 Annika Beck (GER)

2013 Belinda Bencic (SUI)

2014 Daria Kasatkina (RUS)

2015 Paula Badosa Gibert (ESP)

2016 Rebeka Masarova (SUI)

2017 Whitney Osuigwe (USA)

2018 Cori Gauff (USA

2019 Leylah Annie Fernandez (CAN)

Roland Garros Mixed Doubles Champions YEAR CHAMPIONS

1968 Françoise Dürr-Jean-Claude Barclay

1969 Margaret Smith Court-Marty Riessen

1970 Billie Jean King-Robert Hewitt

1971 Françoise Dürr-Jean-Claude Barclay

1972 Evonne Goolagong-Kim Warwick

1973 Françoise Dürr-Jean-Claude Barclay

1974 Martina Navratilova-Ivan Molina

1975 Fiorella Bonicelli-Tomas Koch

1976 Ilona Kloss-Kim Warwick

1977 Mary Carillo-John McEnroe

1978 Renata Tomanova-Pavel Slozil

1979 Wendy Turnbull-Robert Hewitt

1980 Ann Smith-William Martin

1981 Andrea Jaeger-Jimmy Arias

1982 Wendy Turnbull-John Lloyd

1983 Barbara Jordan-Eliot Teltscher

1984 Ann Smith-Dick Stockton

1985 Martina Navratilova-Heinz Gunthardt

YEAR CHAMPIONS

1986 Kathy Jordan-Ken Flach

1987 Pam Shriver-Emilio Sánchez

1988 Lori McNeil-Jorge Lozano

1989 Manon Bollegraf-Tom Nijssen

1990 Arantxa Sánchez Vicario-Jorge Lozano

1991 Helena Sukova-Cyril Suk

1992 Arantxa Sánchez Vicario-Todd Woodbridge

1993 Eugenia Maniokova-Andreï Olhovskiy

1994 Kristie Boogert-Menno Oosting

1995 Larisa Neiland-Mark Woodforde

1996 Patricia Tarabini-Javier Frana

1997 Rika Hiraki-Mahesh Bhupathi

1998 Venus Williams-Justin Gimelstob

1999 Katarina Srebotnik-Piet Norval

2000 Mariaan de Swardt-David Adams

2001 Virginia Ruano Pascual-Tomas Carbonell

2002 Cara Black-Wayne Black

2003 Lisa Raymond-Mike Bryan

YEAR CHAMPIONS

2004 Tatiana Golovin-Richard Gasquet

2005 Daniela Hantuchova-Fabrice Santoro

2006 Katarina Srebotnik-Nenad Zimonjic

2007 Nathalie Dechy-Andy Ram

2008 Victoria Azarenka-Bob Bryan

2009 Liezel Huber-Bob Bryan

2010 Katarina Srebotnik-Nenad Zimonjic

2011 Casey Dellacqua-Scott Lipsky

2012 Sania Mirza-Mahesh Bhupathi

2013 Lucie Hradecka-Frantisek Cermak

2014 Anna-Lena Groenefeld-Jean-Julien Rojer

2015 Bethanie Mattek-Sands-Mike Bryan

2016 Martina Hingis-Leander Paes

2017 Gabriela Dabrowski-Rohand Bopanna

2018 Latisha Chan-Ivan Dodig

2019 Latisha Chan-Ivan Dodig

Open Era: Singles Titles Leaders

7 Chris Evert (1974-75, ’79-80, ’83, ’85-86)

6 Stefanie Graf (1987-88, ’93, ‘95-96, ‘99)

4 Justine Henin (2003, ’05-07)

3 Margaret Court (1969-70, ‘73)

3 Arantxa Sánchez Vicario (1989, ’94, ‘98)

3 Monica Seles (1990-92)

3 Serena Williams (2002, ’13, ‘15)

Open Era: Doubles Titles Leaders (Team)

5 G.Fernandez / Zvereva (1992-95, ’97)

4 Navratilova / Shriver (1984-85, ’87-88)

4 Ruano Pascual / P.Suarez (2001-02, ’04-05)

2 S.Williams / V.Williams (1999, 2000)

2 Chanfreau / Durr (1970-71)

2 Durr / Jones (1968-69)

2 Medina Garrigues / Ruano Pascual (2008-09)

Open Era: Match Wins Leaders

84-10 Stefanie Graf

72-6 Chris Evert

72-13 Arantxa Sanchez-Vicario

65-13 Serena Williams

62-18 Conchita Martinez

Youngest Champion:

Monica Seles, 1990 (16 yrs, 190 days)

Oldest Champion:

Serena Williams, 2015 (33 yrs, 254 days)

Roland Garros By The Numbers

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Wimbledon Champions

2020 marks the 134th Wimbledon Championships. The event was fi rst held in 1877, with the fi rst women’s singles championship being staged in 1884. 2020 will be the 127th staging of the Wimbledon women’s singles championship and the 53rd of the Open Era, which began in 1968 and saw the introduction of prize money. The singles main draw will feature 128 players (108 direct entries, 12 qualifi ers, eight wildcards).

YEAR SINGLES WINNER SINGLES FINALIST SCORE DOUBLES WINNERS DOUBLES FINALISTS

1968 [1] Billie Jean King (USA) [7] Judy Tegart (AUS) 97 75 R. Casals/B. J. King F. Dürr/A. Jones 1969 [4] Ann Jones (GBR) [2] Billie Jean King (USA) 36 63 62 M. Court/J. Tegart Dalton P. Hogan/P. Michel 1970 [1] Margaret Court (AUS) [2] Billie Jean King (USA) 14-12 11-9 R. Casals/B. J. King F. Dürr/V. Wade 1971 [3] Evonne Goolagong (AUS) [1] Margaret Court (AUS) 64 61 R. Casals/B. J. King M. Court/E. Goolagong 1972 [2] Billie Jean King (USA) [1] Evonne Goolagong (AUS) 63 63 B. J. King/B. Stove J. Dalton/F. Durr 1973 [2] Billie Jean King (USA) [4] Chris Evert (USA) 60 75 R. Casals/B. J. King F. Dürr/B. Stove 1974 [2] Chris Evert (USA) [8] Olga Morozova (USSR) 60 64 E. Goolagong/P. Michel H. Gourlay/K. Krantzcke 1975 [3] Billie Jean King (USA) [4] Evonne Goolagong (AUS) 60 61 A. Kiyomura/K. Sawamatsu F. Dürr/B. Stove 1976 [1] Chris Evert (USA) [2] Evonne Goolagong (AUS) 63 46 86 C. Evert/M. Navratilova B. J. King/B. Stove 1977 [3] Virginia Wade (GBR) [7] Betty Stove (NED) 46 63 61 H. Gourlay Cawley/J. Russell M. Navratilova/B. Stove 1978 [2] Martina Navratilova (TCH) [1] Chris Evert (USA) 26 64 75 K. Reid/W. Turnbull M. Jausovec/V. Ruzici 1979 [1] Martina Navratilova (TCH) [2] Chris Evert (USA) 64 64 B. J. King/M. Navratilova B. Stove/W. Turnbull 1980 [4] Evonne Goolagong (AUS) [3] Chris Evert (USA) 61 76(4) K. Jordan/A. Smith R. Casals/W. Turnbull 1981 [1] Chris Evert (USA) [2] Hana Mandlikova (TCH) 62 62 M. Navratilova/P. Shriver K. Jordan/A. Smith 1982 [1] Martina Navratilova (USA) [2] Chris Evert (USA) 61 36 62 M. Navratilova/P. Shriver K. Jordan/A. Smith 1983 [1] Martina Navratilova (USA) [3] Andrea Jaeger (USA) 60 63 M. Navratilova/P. Shriver R. Casals/W. Turnbull1984 [1] Martina Navratilova (USA) [2] Chris Evert (USA) 76(5) 62 M. Navratilova/P. Shriver K. Jordan/A. Smith 1985 [co-1] Martina Navratilova (USA) [co-1] Chris Evert (USA) 46 63 62 K. Jordan/E. Smylie M. Navratilova/P. Shriver1986 [1] Martina Navratilova (USA) [3] Hana Mandlikova (TCH) 76(1) 63 M. Navratilova/P. Shriver H. Mandlikova/W. Turnbull1987 [1] Martina Navratilova (USA) [2] Stefanie Graf (GER) 75 63 C. Kohde-Kilsch/H. Sukova B. Nagelsen/E. Smylie 1988 [1] Stefanie Graf (GER) [2] Martina Navratilova (USA) 57 62 61 S. Graf/G. Sabatini L. Savchenko/N. Zvereva 1989 [1] Stefanie Graf (GER) [2] Martina Navratilova (USA) 62 67(1) 61 J. Novotna/H. Sukova L. Savchenko/N. Zvereva 1990 [2] Martina Navratilova (USA) [5] Zina Garrison Jackson (USA) 64 61 J. Novotna/H. Sukova K. Jordan/E. Smylie 1991 [1] Stefanie Graf (GER) [2] Gabriela Sabatini (ARG) 64 36 86 L. Neiland/N. Zvereva G. Fernández/J. Novotna 1992 [co-1] Stefanie Graf (GER) [co-1] Monica Seles (YUG) 62 61 G. Fernández/N. Zvereva L. Neiland/J. Novotna 1993 [1] Stefanie Graf (GER) [8] Jana Novotna (CZE) 76(6) 16 64 G. Fernández/N. Zvereva L. Neiland/J. Novotna 1994 [3] Conchita Martínez (ESP) [4] Martina Navratilova (USA) 64 36 63 G. Fernández/N. Zvereva J. Novotna/A. Sánchez Vicario 1995 [1] Stefanie Graf (GER [2] Arantxa Sánchez Vicario (ESP) 46 61 75 J. Novotna/A. Sánchez Vicario G. Fernández/N. Zvereva 1996 [1] Stefanie Graf (GER) [4] Arantxa Sánchez Vicario (ESP) 63 75 M. Hingis/H. Sukova M. McGrath/L. Neiland 1997 [1] Martina Hingis (SUI) [3] Jana Novotna (CZE) 26 63 63 G. Fernández/N. Zvereva N. Arendt/M. Bollegraf 1998 [3] Jana Novotna (CZE) [16] Nathalie Tauziat (FRA) 64 76(2) M. Hingis/J. Novotna L. Davenport/N. Zvereva 1999 [3] Lindsay Davenport (USA) [2] Stefanie Graf (GER) 64 75 L. Davenport/C. Morariu M. DeSwardt/E Tatarkova 2000 [5] Venus Williams (USA) [2] Lindsay Davenport (USA) 63 76(3) S. Williams/V. Williams J. Halard-Decugis/A. Sugiyama 2001 [2] Venus Williams (USA) [8] Justine Henin (BEL) 61 36 60 L. Raymond/R. Stubbs K. Clijsters/A. Sugiyama 2002 [2] Serena Williams (USA) [1] Venus Williams (USA) 76(4) 63 S. Williams/V. Williams V. Ruano Pascual/P. Suárez 2003 [1] Serena Williams (USA) [4] Venus Williams (USA) 46 64 62 K. Clijsters/A. Sugiyama V. Ruano Pascual/P. Suárez 2004 [13] Maria Sharapova (RUS) [1] Serena Williams (USA) 61 64 C. Black/R. Stubbs L. Huber/A. Sugiyama 2005 [14] Venus Williams (USA) [1] Lindsay Davenport (USA) 46 76(4) 97 C. Black/L. Huber S. Kuznetsova/A. Mauresmo 2006 [1] Amélie Mauresmo (FRA) [3] Justine Henin (BEL) 26 63 64 Yan Zi/Zheng Jie V. Ruano Pascual/P. Suárez 2007 [23] Venus Williams (USA) [18] Marion Bartoli (FRA) 64 61 C. Black/L. Huber K. Srebotnik/A. Sugiyama 2008 [7] Venus Williams (USA) [6] Serena Williams (USA) 75 64 S. Williams/V. Williams L. Raymond/S. Stosur 2009 [2] Serena Williams (USA) [3] Venus Williams (USA) 76(3) 62 S. Williams/V. Williams S. Stosur/R. Stubbs2010 [1] Serena Williams (USA) [21] Vera Zvonareva (RUS) 63 62 V.King/Y. Shvedova E. Vesnina/V. Zvonareva2011 [8] Petra Kvitova (CZE) [5] Maria Sharapova (RUS) 63 64 K.Peschke/K. Srebotnik S. Lisicki/S. Stosur2012 [6] Serena Williams (USA) [3] Agnieszka Radwanska (POL) 61 57 62 S.Williams/V. Williams A. Hlavackova/L. Hradecka2013 [15] Marion Bartoli (FRA) [23] Sabine Lisicki (GER) 61 64 Hsieh S./Peng S. A. Barty/C. Dellacqua2014 [6] Petra Kvitova (CZE) [13] Eugenie Bouchard (CAN) 63 60 S. Errani/R. Vinci T. Babos/K. Mladenovic2015 [1] Serena Williams (USA) [20] Garbiñe Muguruza (ESP) 64 64 M. Hingis/S. Mirza E. Makarova/E. Vesnina2016 [1] Serena Williams (USA) [4] Angelique Kerber (GER) 75 63 S. Williams/V. Williams T. Babos/Y. Shvedova2017 [14] Garbiñe Muguruza (ESP) [10] Venus Williams (USA) 75 60 E. Makarova/E.Vesnina H. Chan/M. Niculescu2018 [11] Angelique Kerber (GER) [25] Serena Williams (USA) 63 63 B. Krejcikova/K. Siniakova N. Melichar/K. Peschke 2019 [7] Simona Halep (ROU) [11] Serena Wililams (USA) 62 62 S.Hsieh/B.Strycova G.Dabrowski/Y.Xu

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Wimbledon Junior ChampionsYEAR CHAMPION

1968 Kristy Pigeon (USA)

1969 Kazuko Sawamatsu (JPN)

1970 Sharon Walsh (USA)

1971 Marina Kroshina (URS)

1972 Ilana Kloss (RSA)

1973 Ann Kiyomura (USA)

1974 Mima Jausovec (YUG)

1975 Natasha Chmyreva (URS)

1976 Natasha Chmyreva (URS)

1977 Lea Antonoplis (USA)

1978 Tracy Austin (USA)

1979 Mary Lou Piatek (USA)

1980 Debbie Freeman (AUS)

1981 Zina Garrison (USA)

1982 Catherine Tanvier (FRA)

1983 Pascale Paradis (FRA)

1984 Annabel Croft (GBR)

1985 Andrea Holikova (TCH)

YEAR CHAMPION

1986 Natalia Zvereva (URS)

1987 Natalia Zvereva (URS)

1988 Brenda Schultz (NED)

1989 Andrea Strnadova (TCH)

1990 Andrea Strnadova (TCH)

1991 Barbara Rittner (GER)

1992 Chanda Rubin (USA)

1993 Nancy Feber (BEL)

1994 Martina Hingis (SUI)

1995 Aleksandra Olsza (POL)

1996 Amélie Mauresmo (FRA)

1997 Cara Black (ZIM)

1998 Katarina Srebotnik (SLO)

1999 Iroda Tulyaganova (UZB)

2000 María Emilia Salerni (ARG)

2001 Angelique Widjaja (INA)

2002 Vera Douchevina (RUS)

2003 Kirsten Flipkens (BEL)

YEAR CHAMPION

2004 Katerina Bondarenko (UKR)

2005 Agnieszka Radwanska (POL)

2006 Caroline Wozniacki (DEN)

2007 Urszula Radwanska (POL)

2008 Laura Robson (GBR)

2009 Noppawan Lertcheewakarn (THA)

2010 Kristyna Pliskova (CZE)

2011 Ashleigh Barty (AUS)

2012 Eugenie Bouchard (CAN)

2013 Belinda Bencic (SUI)

2014 Jelena Ostapenko (LAT)

2015 Sofya Zhuk (RUS)

2016 Anastasia Patapova (RUS)

2017 Claire Liu (USA)

2018 Iga Swiatek (POL)

2019 Daria Snigur (UKR)

Wimbledon Mixed Doubles Champions YEAR CHAMPIONS

1968 Margaret Court-Ken Fletcher

1969 Ann Jones-Fred Stolle

1970 Rosie Casals-Ilie Nastase

1971 Billie Jean King-Owen Davidson

1972 Rosie Casals-Ilie Nastase

1973 Billie Jean King-Owen Davidson

1974 Billie Jean King-Owen Davidson

1975 Margaret Court-Marty Riessen

1976 Francoise Durr-Tony Roche-

1977 Greer Stevens-Bob Hewitt

1978 Betty Stove-Frew McMillan

1979 Greer Stevens-Bob Hewitt

1980 Tracy Austin-John Austin

1981 Betty Stove-Frew Mcmillian

1982 Ann Smith-Kevin Curren

1983 Wendy Turnbull-John Lloyd

1984 Wendy Turnbull-John Lloyd Turnbull

1985 Martina Navratilova-Paul McNamee

YEAR CHAMPIONS

1986 Kathy Jordan-Ken Flach

1987 Jo Durie-Jeremy Bates

1988 Zina Garrison-Sherwood Stewart

1989 Jana Novotna-Jim Pugh

1990 Zina Garrison - Rick Leach

1991 Liz Smylie-John Fitzgerald

1992 Cyril Suk-Larisa Neiland

1993 Martina Navratilova- Mark Woodforde

1994 Todd Woodbridge-Helena Sukova

1995 Jonathan Stark-Martina Navratilova

1996 Helena Sukova - Cyril Suk

1997 Helena Sukova- Cyril Suk

1998 Max Mirnyi-Serena Williams

1999 Leander Paes-Lisa Raymond

2000 Donald Johnson-Kimberley Po

2001 Leos Friedl-Daniela Hantuchova

2002 Mahesh Bhupathi-Elena Likhovtseva

2003 Leander Paes-Martina Navratilova

YEAR CHAMPIONS

2004 Wayne Black-Cara Black

2005 Mahesh Bhupathi-Mary Pierce

2006 Andy Ram-Vera Zvonareva

2007 Jamie Murray-Jelena Jankovic

2008 Bob Bryan-Samantha Stosur

2009 Mark Knowles-Anna-Lena Groenefeld

2010 Leander Paes-Cara Black

2011 Jurgen Melzer-Iveta Benesova

2012 Mike Bryan-Lisa Raymond

2013 Daniel Nestor-Kristina Mladenovic

2014 Nenad Zimonjic-Samantha Stosur

2015 Leander Paes-Martina Hingis

2016 Henri Kontinen-Heather Watson

2017 Jamie Murray-Martina Hingis

2018 Nicole Melichar-Alexander Peya

2019 Latisha Chan-Ivan Dodig

Open Era: Singles Titles Leaders

9 Martina Navratilova (1978-79, ‘82-87, ‘90 )

7 Stefanie Graf (1988-89, ’91-93, ’95-96)

7 Serena Williams (2002-03. ’09-10, ’12, ’15-16)

5 Venus Williams (2000-01, ’05, ’07-08)

4 Billie Jean King (1968, ’72-73, 75)

Open Era: Doubles Titles Leaders (Team)

6 S,Williams / V.Williams (2000, ’02, ’08-09, ’12, ’16)

5 Navratilova / Shriver (1981-84, ’86)

4 Casals / B.J.King (1968, ’70-71, ’73)

4 G.Fernandez / Zvereva (1992-94, ’97)

2 Black / Huber (2005, ’07)

2 Novotna / Sukova (1989-90)

Open Era: Match Wins Leaders

121-14 Martina Navratilova

98-15 Chris Evert

98-12 Serena Williams

89-17 Venus Williams

74-7 Stefanie Graf

Youngest Champion:

Martina Hingis, 1997 (16 yrs, 280 days)

Oldest Champion:

Serena Williams, 2016 (34 yrs, 287 days)

160

US Open Champions

First held in 1887, the US Open women’s singles championship is being staged for the 133rd time. The 2020 event marks the 53rd staging of the Open Era, which began in 1968 and saw the introduction of prize money. Overall this is the 139th US Open, the men’s event having fi rst been held in 1881. The singles main draw will feature 128 players (104 direct entries, 16 qualifi ers, eight wildcards). The US Open has been a 128-draw since 1976. Previously the event was staged as a 64-draw (1968-75).

YEAR SINGLES WINNER SINGLES FINALIST SCORE DOUBLES WINNERS DOUBLES FINALISTS

1968 [6] Virginia Wade (GBR) [1] Billie Jean King (USA) 64 62 M. Bueno/M. Smith Court R. Casals/B.J. King

1969 [2] Margaret Smith Court (AUS) [6] Nancy Richey (USA) 62 62 F. Dürr/D. Hard M. Smith Court/V. Wade

1970 [1] Margaret Smith Court (AUS) [2] Rosie Casals (USA) 62 26 61 M. Smith Court/J. Tegart Dalton R. Casals/V. Wade

1971 [1] Billie Jean King (USA) [2] Rosie Casals (USA) 64 76(5-2) R. Casals/J. Tegart Dalton G. Chanfreau/F. Dürr

1972 [1] Billie Jean King (USA) [9] Kerry Melville (AUS) 63 75 F. Dürr/B. Stove M. Smith Court/V. Wade

1973 [2] Margaret Smith Court (AUS) [4] Evonne Goolagong (AUS) 76(5-2) 57 62 M. Smith Court/V. Wade R. Casals/B.J. King

1974 [2] Billie Jean King (USA) [5] Evonne Goolagong (AUS) 36 63 75 R. Casals/B.J. King F. Dürr/B. Stove

1975 [1] Chris Evert (USA) [2] Evonne Goolagong (AUS) 57 64 62 M. Smith Court/V. Wade R. Casals/B.J. King

1976 [1] Chris Evert (USA) [2] Evonne Goolagong (AUS) 63 60 D. Boshoff /I. Kloss O. Morozova/V. Wade

1977 [1] Chris Evert (USA) [12] Wendy Turnbull (AUS) 76(3) 62 M. Navratilova/B. Stove R. Richards/B. Stuart

1978 [2] Chris Evert (USA) [16] Pam Shriver (USA) 75 64 B.J. King/M. Navratilova K. Melville Reid/W. Turnbull

1979 [3] Tracy Austin (USA) [1] Chris Evert (USA) 64 63 B. Stove/W. Turnbull B.J. King/M. Navratilova

1980 [3] Chris Evert (USA) [9] Hana Mandlikova (TCH) 57 61 61 B.J. King/M. Navratilova P. Shriver/B. Stove

1981 [3] Tracy Austin (USA) [4] Martina Navratilova (USA) 16 76(4) 76(1) K. Jordan/A. Smith R. Casals/W. Turnbul

1982 [2] Chris Evert (USA) [5] Hana Mandlikova (TCH) 63 61 R. Casals/W. Turnbull B. Potter/S/ Walsh-Pete

1983 [1] Martina Navratilova (USA) [2] Chris Evert (USA) 61 63 M. Navratilova/P. Shriver R. Fairbank/C. Reynolds

1984 [1] Martina Navratilova (USA) [2] Chris Evert (USA) 46 64 64 M. Navratilova/P. Shriver A. Hobbs/W. Turnbull

1985 [3] Hana Mandlikova (TCH) [2] Martina Navratilova (USA) 76(3) 16 76(2) C. Kohde-Kilsch/H. Sukova M. Navratilova/P. Shriver

1986 [1] Martina Navratilova (USA) [7] Helena Sukova (TCH) 63 62 M. Navratilova/P. Shriver H. Mandlikova/W. Turnbull

1987 [2] Martina Navratilova (USA) [1] Stefanie Graf (GER) 76(4) 61 M. Navratilova/P. Shriver K. Jordan/E. Smylie

1988 [1] Stefanie Graf (GER) [5] Gabriela Sabatini (ARG) 63 36 61 G. Fernández/R. White P. Fendick/J. Hetherington

1989 [1] Stefanie Graf (GER) [2] Martina Navratilova (USA) 36 75 61 H. Mandlikova/M. Navratilova M.J. Fernández/P. Shriver

1990 [5] Gabriela Sabatini (ARG) [1] Stefanie Graf (GER) 62 76(4) G. Fernández/M. Navratilova J. Novotna/H. Sukova

1991 [2] Monica Seles (YUG) [6] Martina Navratilova (USA) 76(1) 61 P. Shriver/N. Zvereva L. Neiland/J. Novotna

1992 [1] Monica Seles (YUG) [5] Arantxa Sánchez Vicario (ESP) 63 63 G. Fernández/N. Zvereva L. Neiland/J. Novotna

1993 [1] Stefanie Graf (GER) [12] Helena Sukova (CZE) 63 63 A. Sánchez Vicario /H. Sukova A. Coetzer/I. Gorrochategui

1994 [2] Arantxa Sánchez Vicario (ESP) [1] Stefanie Graf (GER) 16 76(3) 64 J. Novotna/A. Sánchez Vicario K. Maleeva/R. White

1995 [1] Stefanie Graf (GER) [2] Monica Seles (USA) 76(6) 06 63 G. Fernández/N. Zvereva B. Schultz-McCarthy/R. Stubbs

1996 [1] Stefanie Graf (GER) [2] Monica Seles (USA) 75 64 G. Fernández/N. Zvereva J. Novotna/A. Sánchez Vicario

1997 [1] Martina Hingis (SUI) [-] Venus Williams (USA) 60 64 L. Davenport/J. Novotna G. Fernández/N. Zvereva

1998 [2] Lindsay Davenport (USA) [1] Martina Hingis (SUI) 63 75 M. Hingis/J. Novotna L. Davenport/N. Zvereva

1999 [7] Serena Williams (USA) [1] Martina Hingis (SUI) 63 76(4) S. Williams/V. Williams C. Rubin/S. Testud

2000 [3] Venus Williams (USA) [2] Lindsay Davenport (USA) 64 75 J. Halard-Decugis/ A. Sugiyama C. Black/E. Likhovtseva

2001 [4] Venus Williams (USA) [10] Serena Williams (USA) 62 64 L. Raymond/R. Stubbs K. Po-Messerli/N. Tauziat

2002 [1] Serena Williams (USA) [2] Venus Williams (USA) 64 63 V. Ruano Pascual/P. Suárez E. Dementieva/J. Husarova

2003 [2] Justine Henin (BEL) [1] Kim Clijsters (BEL) 75 61 V. Ruano Pascual/P. Suárez S. Kuznetsova/M. Navratilova

2004 [9] Svetlana Kuznetsova (RUS) [6] Elena Dementieva (RUS) 63 75 V. Ruano Pascual/P. Suárez S. Kuznetsova/E. Likhovtseva

2005 [4] Kim Clijsters (BEL) [12] Mary Pierce (FRA) 63 61 L. Raymond/S. Stosur E. Dementieva/F. Pennetta

2006 [3] Maria Sharapova (RUS) [2] Justine Henin (BEL) 64 64 N. Dechy/V. Zvonareva D. Safi na/K. Srebotnik

2007 [1] Justine Henin (BEL) [4] Svetlana Kuznetsova (RUS) 61 63 N. Dechy/D. Safi na Chan Y.J./Chuang C.J.

2008 [4] Serena Williams (USA) [2] Jelena Jankovic (SRB) 64 75 C. Black/L. Huber L. Raymond/S. Stosur

2009 [WC] Kim Clijsters (BEL) [9] Caroline Wozniacki (DEN) 75 63 S. Williams/V. Williams C. Black/L. Huber

2010 [2] Kim Clijsters (BEL) [7] Vera Zvonareva (RUS) 62 61 V. King/Y. Shvedova L. Huber/N. Petrova

2011 [9] Samantha Stosur (AUS) [28] Serena Williams (USA) 62 63 L. Huber/L. Raymond V. King/Y. Shvedova

2012 [4] Serena Williams (USA) [1] Victoria Azarenka (BLR) 62 26 75 S. Errani/R. Vinci A. Hlavackova/L. Hradecka

2013 [1] Serena Wiliams (USA) [2] Victoria Azarenka (BLR) 75 67(6) 61 A. Hlavackova/L. Hradecka A. Barty/C. Dellacqua

2014 [1] Serena Williams (USA) [10] Caroline Wozniacki (DEN) 63 63 E. Makarova/E. Vesnina M. Hingis/F. Pennetta

2015 [26] Flavia Pennetta (ITA) Roberta Vinci (ITA) 76(4) 62 M. Hingis/S. Mirza C. Dellacqua/Y. Shvedova

2016 [2] Angelique Kerber (GER) [10] Karolina Pliskova (CZE) 63 46 64 B. Mattek-Sands/L. Safarova C. Garcia/K. Mladenovic

2017 Sloane Stephens (USA) [15] Madison Keys (USA) 63 60 Y. Chan/M. Hingis L. Hradecka / K. Siniakova

2018 [20] Naomi Osaka (JPN) [17] Serena Williams (USA) 62 64 A. Barty/C.Vandeweghe T. Babos/K. Mladenovic

2019 [15] Bianca Andreescu (CAN) [8] Serena Williams (USA) 63 75 E.Mertens/A.Sabalenka V.Azarenka/A.Barty

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US Open Champions

US Open Junior ChampionsYEAR CHAMPION

1974 Ilana Kloss (RSA)

1975 Natasha Chmyeva (URS)

1976 Marise Kruger (RSA)

1977 Claudia Casabianca (ARG)

1978 Linda Siegel (USA)

1979 Alycia Moulton (USA)

1980 Susan Mascarin (USA)

1981 Zina Garrison (USA)

1982 Beth Herr (USA)

1983 Elizabeth Minter (AUS)

1984 Katerina Maleeva (BUL)

1985 Laura Garrone (ITA)

1986 Elly Hakami (USA)

1987 Natalia Zvereva (URS)

1988 Carrie Cunningham (USA)

1989 Jennifer Capriati (USA)

YEAR CHAMPION

1990 Magdalena Maleeva (BUL)

1991 Karina Habsudova (TCH)

1992 Lindsay Davenport (USA)

1993 Maria Francesca Bentivoglio (ITA)

1994 Meilen Tu (USA)

1995 Tara Snyder (USA)

1996 Mirjana Lucic (CRO)

1997 Cara Black (ZIM)

1998 Jelena Dokic (AUS)

1999 Lina Krasnoroutskaia (RUS)

2000 María Emilia Salerni (ARG)

2001 Marion Bartoli (FRA)

2002 Maria Kirilenko (RUS)

2003 Kirsten Flipkens (BEL)

2004 Michaella Krajicek (NED)

2005 Victoria Azarenka (BLR)

YEAR CHAMPION

2006 Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova (RUS)

2007 Kristina Kucova (SVK)

2008 Coco Vandeweghe (USA)

2009 Heather Watson (GBR)

2010 Daria Gavrilova (RUS)

2011 Gracie Min (USA)

2012 Samantha Crawford (USA)

2013 Ana Konjuh (CRO)

2014 Marie Bouzkova (CZE)

2015 Dalma Galfi (HUN)

2016 Kayla Day (USA)

2017 Amanda Anisimova (USA)

2018 Wang Xiyu (CHN)

2019 Maria Camila Osorio Serran (COL)

US Open Mixed Doubles Champions YEAR CHAMPIONS

1968 Mary Ann Eisel-Peter Curtis

1969 Margaret Smith Court-Marty Riessen

1970 Margaret Smith Court-Marty Riessen

1971 Billie Jean King-Owen Davidson

1972 Margaret Smith Court-Marty Riessen

1973 Billie Jean King-Owen Davidson

1974 Pam Teeguarden-Geoff Masters

1975 Rosemary Casals-Richard Stockton

1976 Billie Jean King-Phil Dent

1977 Betty Stove-Frew McMillan

1978 Betty Stove-Frew McMillan

1979 Greer Stevens-Bob Hewitt

1980 Wendy Turnbull-Marty Riessen

1981 Anne Smith-Kevin Curren

1982 Anne Smith-Kevin Curren

1983 Elizabeth Sayers-John Fitzgerald

1984 Manuela Maleeva-Tom Gullikson

1985 Martina Navratilova-Heinz Gunthardt

YEAR CHAMPIONS

1986 Raffaella Reggi-Sergio Casal

1987 Martina Navratilova-Emilio Sánchez

1988 Jana Novotna-Jim Pugh

1989 Robin White-Shelby Cannon

1990 Elizabeth Smylie-Todd Woodbridge

1991 Manon Bollegraf-Tom Nijssen

1992 Nicole Provis-Mark Woodforde

1993 Helena Sukova-Todd Woodbridge

1994 Elna Reinach-Patrick Galbraith

1995 Meredith McGrath-Matt Lucena

1996 Lisa Raymond-Patrick Galbraith

1997 Manon Bollegraf-Rick Leach

1998 Serena Williams-Max Mirnyi

1999 Ai Sugiyama-Mahesh Bhupathi

2000 Arantxa Sánchez Vicario -Jared Palmer

2001 Rennae Stubbs-Todd Woodbridge

2002 Lisa Raymond-Mike Bryan

2003 Katarina Srebotnik-Bob Bryan

YEAR CHAMPIONS

2004 Vera Zvonareva-Bob Bryan

2005 Daniela Hantuchova-Mahesh Bhupathi

2006 Martina Navratilova-Bob Bryan

2007 Victoria Azarenka-Max Mirnyi

2008 Cara Black-Leander Paes

2009 Carly Gullickson-Travis Parrott

2010 Liezel Huber-Bob Bryan

2011 Melanie Oudin-Jack Sock

2012 Ekaterina Makarova-Bruno Soares

2013 Andrea Hlavackova-Max Miryni

2014 Sania Mirza-Bruno Soares

2015 Martina Hingis-Leander Paes

2016 Laura Siegemund-Mate Pavic

2017 Martina Hingis-Jamie Murray

2018 Bethanie Mattek-Sands-Jamie Murray

2019 Bethanie Mattek-Sands-Jamie Murray

OPEN ERA: SINGLES TITLES LEADERS

6 Serena Williams (1999, 2002, ’08, ’12-14)

6 Chris Evert (1975-78, ’80, ’82)

5 Stefanie Graf (1988-89, ’93, ’95-96)

4 Martina Navratilova (1983-84, ’86-87)

3 Margaret Court (1969-70, ’73)

3 Billie Jean King (1971-72, ’74)

3 Kim Clijsters (2005, ’09-10)

OPEN ERA: DOUBLES TITLES LEADERS (TEAM)

4 Navratilova / Shriver (1983-84, ’86-87)

3 Ruano Pascual / P.Suarez (2002-04)

3 G.Fernandez / Zvereva (1992, ’95-96)

2 B.J.King / Navratilova (1978, ’80)

2 S.Williams / V.Williams (1999, 2009)

OPEN ERA: MATCH WINS LEADERS

101-12 Chris Evert

101-13 Serena Williams

89-17 Martina Navratilova

79-18 Venus Williams

73-9 Stefanie Graf

YOUNGEST CHAMPION:

Tracy Austin, 1979 (16 yrs, 271 days)

OLDEST CHAMPION:

Flavia Pennetta, 2015 (33 yrs, 200 days)

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Grand Slam – Match Wins Leaderboard (Open Era)

Open Era: Most Grand Slam Match WinsPLAYER (NAT) W L

Serena Williams (USA) 349 49

Martina Navratilova (TCH/USA) 306 49

Chris Evert (USA) 299 37

Stefanie Graf (GER) 278 32

Venus Williams (USA) 269 76

Arantxa Sánchez Vicario (ESP) 210 54

Lindsay Davenport (USA) 198 51

Maria Sharapova (RUS) 197 52

Monica Seles (YUG/USA) 180 31

Conchita Martínez (ESP) 174 63

Open Era: Best Grand Slam Match Win Pct.PLAYER (NAT) W L PCT.

Margaret Court (AUS) 96 10 .906

Stefanie Graf (GER) 278 32 .897

Chris Evert (USA) 299 37 .890

Serena Williams (USA) 349 49 .877

Martina Navratilova (TCH/USA) 306 49 .862

Monica Seles (YUG/USA) 180 31 .853

Ann Jones (GBR) 29 5 .853

Billie Jean King (USA) 127 24 .841

Justine Henin (BEL) 141 28 .834

Martina Hingis (SUI) 153 32 .827

Grand Slam Singles Titles Leaders All-Time Open EraAustralian Open Margaret Court (11) Serena Williams (7)Roland Garros Chris Evert (7) Chris Evert (7)Wimbledon Martina Navratilova (9) Martina Navratilova (9)US Open Molly Bjurstedt Mallory (8) Chris Evert, Serena Williams (6)

All-Time: Grand Slam Titles Leaders - Doubles & Mixed DoublesAll-Time Doubles Titles 31 Martina Navratilova 21 Louise Brough 21 Margaret Osborne duPont21 Pam Shriver 19 Margaret Court

All-Time Doubles Teams Titles 20 Brough / Osbourne duPont 20 Navratilova / Shriver 14 Fernández / Zvereva 14 S.Williams / V.Williams 11 Fry / Hart

All-Time Mixed Doubles Titles 19 Margaret Court 15 Doris Hart 11 Billie Jean King 10 Margaret Osborne duPont 10 Martina Navratilova

Open Era: Grand Slam Titles Leaders - Doubles & Mixed DoublesOpen Era Doubles Titles 31 Martina Navratilova 21 Pam Shriver 18 Natasha Zvereva 17 Gigi Fernández 14 Serena Williams 14 Venus Williams

Open Era Doubles Teams Titles 20 Navratilova / Shriver 14 Fernández / Zvereva 14 S.Williams / V.Williams 8 Ruano Pascual / Suárez 5 Errani / Vinci 5 Mattek-Sand / Safarova

Open Era Mixed Doubles Titles 10 Martina Navratilova 7 Billie Jean King 7 Martina Hingis 6 Margaret Court 5 Cara Black 5 Lisa Raymond 5 Anne Smith 5 Katarina Srebotnik 5 Helena Sukova 5 Wendy Turnbull

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Fed Cup

Fed Cup is the largest annual international team event in women’s tennis with more than 100 nations participating. Launched in

1963 to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the International Tennis Federation, Fed Cup has consistently attracted some of the greatest

names in women’s tennis.

Fed Cup All-Time Final RoundYEAR HOST SITE FINAL

1963 London, GBR USA d. Australia, 2-1

1964 Philadelphia, USA Australia d. USA, 2-1

1965 Melbourne, AUS Australia d. USA, 2-1

1966 Turin, ITA USA d. West Germany, 3-0

1967 Berlin, GER USA d. Great Britain, 2-0

1968 Paris, FRA Australia d. Netherlands, 3-0

1969 Athens, GRE USA d. Australia, 2-1

1970 Freiburg, GER Australia d. Great Britain, 3-0

1971 Perth, AUS Australia d. Great Britain, 3-0

1972 Johannesburg, RSA South Africa d. Great Britain, 2-1

1973 Bad Homburg, GER Australia d. South Africa, 3-0

1974 Naples, ITA Australia d. USA, 2-1

1975 Aix-en-Provence, FRA Czechoslovakia d. Australia, 3-0

1976 Philadelphia, USA USA d. Australia, 2-1

1977 Eastbourne, GBR USA d. Australia, 2-1

1978 Melbourne, AUS USA d. Australia, 2-1

1979 Madrid, ESP USA d. Australia, 3-0

1980 Berlin, GER USA d. Australia, 3-0

1981 Nagoya, JPN USA d. Great Britain, 3-0

1982 Santa Clara, USA USA d. West Germany, 3-0

1983 Zurich, SUI Czechoslovakia d. West Germany, 2-1

1984 Sao Paulo, BRA Czechoslovakia d. Australia, 2-1

1985 Tokyo, JPN Czechoslovakia d. USA, -1

1986 Prague, CZE USA d. Czechoslovakia, 3-0

1987 Vancouver, CAN West Germany d. USA, 2-1

1988 Melbourne, AUS Czechoslovakia d. Soviet Union, 2-1

1989 Tokyo, JPN USA d. Spain, 3-0

1990 Atlanta, USA USA d. Soviet Union, 2-1

1991 Nottingham, GBR Spain d. USA, 2-1

1992 Frankfurt, GER Germany d. Spain, 2-1

YEAR HOST SITE FINAL

1993 Frankfurt, GER Spain d. Australia, 3-0

1994 Frankfurt, GER Spain d. USA, 3-0

1995 Valencia, ESP Spain d. USA, 3-2

1996 Atlantic City, USA USA d. Spain, 3-0

1997 ’s-Hertogenbosch, NED France d. Netherlands, 4-1

1998 Geneva, SUI Spain d. Switzerland, 3-2

1999 Palo Alto, USA USA d. Russia, 4-1

2000 Las Vegas, USA USA d. Spain, 5-0

2001 Madrid, ESP Belgium d. Russia, 2-1

2002 Maspalomas, Gran Canaria, ESP Slovakia d. Spain, 3-1

2003 Moscow, RUS France d. USA, 4-1

2004 Moscow, RUS Russia d. France, 3-2

2005 Paris, FRA Russia d. France, 3-2

2006 Charleroi, BEL Italy d. Belgium, 3-2

2007 Moscow, RUS Russia d. Italy, 4-0

2008 Madrid, ESP Russia d. Spain, 4-0

2009 Reggio Calabria, ITA Italy d. USA, 4-0

2010 San Diego, USA Italy d. USA, 3-1

2011 Moscow, RUS Czech Republic d. Russia, 3-2

2012 Prague, CZE Czech Republic d. Serbia, 3-1

2013 Cagliari, Sardinia, ITA Italy d. Russia, 4-0

2014 Prague, CZE Czech Republic d. Germany 3-1

2015 Prague, CZE Czech Republic d. Russia, 3-2

2016 Strasbourg, FRA Czech Republic d. France, 3-2

2017 Minsk, BLR USA d. Belarus, 3-2

2018 Prague, CZE Czech Republic d. USA, 3-0

2019 Perth, AUS France d. Australia, 3-2

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Olympic Games

Tennis returned to the Olympic Games as a medal sport at Seoul in 1988, after a 64-year absence. At the 2016 Olympic Tennis Event took place on hardcourts in the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, Monica Puig of Puerto Rico captured the fi rst-ever gold medal for Puerto Rico (any sport), defeating three Grand Slam winners (Petra Kvitova, Garbiñe Muguruza and Angelique Kerber) en route to the Olympic title.

At Rio, Venus Williams competed at the Olympics for the fi fth time in her career, joining Arantxa Sánchez Vicario (ESP) as the only women who have competed in the Olympics fi ve times. As a result of winning silver in mixed doubles with Rajeev Ram, Venus added a fi fth Olympic medal to her collection. Four women have won four or more medals at the Olympics: Kathleen McKane (1 gold, 2 silver, 2 bronze), Aranxta Sánchez Vicario (2 silver, 2 bronze), Serena Williams (4 gold) and Venus Williams (4 gold, 1 silver).

At London in 2012, Serena won gold medals in singles and doubles, joining sister Venus (2000 Sydney) and Helen Wills (1924 Paris) as the only women to win a gold medal in both singles and doubles in the same year at the Olympics.

SINGLES DOUBLES MIXED DOUBLES

1988: Seoul, South Korea (hard)

Gold Stefanie Graf (GER) Zina Garrison/Pam Shriver (USA)Silver Gabriela Sabatini (ARG) Jana Novotna/Helena Sukova (TCH)Bronze Zina Garrison (USA) / Stefanie Graf/Claudia Kohde-Kilsch (GER) & Manuela Maleeva (BUL) Elizabeth Smylie/Wendy Turnbull (AUS)

1992: Barcelona, Spain (clay)

Gold Jennifer Capriati (USA) Gigi Fernández/Mary Joe Fernández (USA)Silver Stefanie Graf (GER) Conchita Martínez/Arantxa Sánchez Vicario (ESP)Bronze Mary Joe Fernández (USA) / Rachel McQuillan/Nicole Provis (AUS) & Arantxa Sánchez Vicario (ESP) Leila Meshki/Natasha Zvereva (EUN)

1996: Atlanta, USA (hard)

Gold Lindsay Davenport (USA) Gigi Fernández/Mary Joe Fernández (USA)Silver Arantxa Sánche Vicario (ESP) Jana Novotna/Helena Sukova (TCH)Bronze Jana Novotna (CZE) Conchita Martínez/Arantxa Sánchez Vicario (ESP) 2000: Sydney, Australia (hard) Gold Venus Williams (USA) Serena Williams/Venus Williams (USA)Silver Elena Dementieva (RUS) Kristie Boogert/Miriam Oremans (NED)Bronze Monica Seles (USA) Els Callens/Dominique Van Roost (BEL)

2004: Athens, Greece (hard)

Gold Justine Henin (BEL) Li Ting/Sun Tian Tian (CHN)Silver Amélie Mauresmo (FRA) Conchita Martínez/Virginia Ruano Pascual (ESP)Bronze Alicia Molik (AUS) Paola Suárez/Patricia Tarabini (ARG)

2008: Beijing, China (hard)

Gold Elena Dementieva (RUS) Serena Williams/Venus Williams (USA)Silver Dinara Safi na (RUS) Anabel Medina Garrigues/Virginia Ruano Pascual (ESP)Bronze Vera Zvonareva (RUS) Yan Zi/Zheng Jie (CHN)

2012: London, Great Britain (grass)

Gold Serena Williams (USA) Serena Williams/Venus Williams (USA) Max Mirnyi/Victoria Azarenka (BLR)Silver Maria Sharapova (RUS) Andrea Hlavackova/Lucie Hradecka (CZE) Andy Murray/Laura Robson (GBR)Bronze Victoria Azarenka (BLR) Maria Kirilenko/Nadia Petrova (RUS) Mike Bryan/Lisa Raymond (USA)

2016: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (hard)

Gold Monica Puig (PUR) Ekaterina Makarova/Elena Vesnina (RUS) Jack Sock/Bethanie Mattek-Sands (USA)Silver Angelique Kerber (GER) Timea Bacsinszky/Martina Hingis (SUI) Rajeev Ram/Venus Williams (USA)Bronze Petra Kvitova (CZE) Lucie Safarova/Barbora Strycova (CZE) Radek Stepanek/Lucie Hradecka (CZE)

MOST WTA FINALS TITLES2 3 C H A M P I O N S I N 4 9 Y E A R S

WTA

FIN

ALS

MARTINA

NAVRATILOVAUSA / TCH 8

STEFANIE

GRAFGER 5

SERENA

WILLIAMSUSA 5

CHRIS

EVERTUSA 4

KIM

CLIJSTERS BEL 3MONICA

SELESYUG 3

EVONNE

GOOLAGONG CAWLEYAUS 2

JUSTINE

HENINBEL 2

MARTINA

HINGISSUI 2

GABRIELA

SABATINIARG 2

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WTA Finals – Singles Champions

YEAR HOST CITY WINNER FINALIST SCORE

1972 Boca Raton Chris Evert (USA) Kerry Reid (AUS) 75 64

1973 Boca Raton Chris Evert (USA) Nancy Richey (USA) 63 63

1974 Los Angeles Evonne Goolagong (AUS) Chris Evert (USA) 63 64

1975 Los Angeles Chris Evert (USA) Martina Navratilova (TCH) 64 62

1976 Los Angeles Evonne Goolagong Cawley (AUS) Chris Evert (USA) 63 57 63

1977 New York Chris Evert (USA) Sue Barker (GBR) 26 61 61

1978 Oakland Martina Navratilova (TCH) Evonne Goolagong Cawley (AUS) 76 64

1979 New York Martina Navratilova (TCH) Tracy Austin (USA) 63 36 62

1980 New York Tracy Austin (USA) Martina Navratilova (TCH) 62 26 62

1981 New York Martina Navratilova (USA) Andrea Jaeger (USA) 63 76(3)

1982 New York Sylvia Hanika (GER) Martina Navratilova (USA) 16 63 64

1983 New York Martina Navratilova (USA) Chris Evert (USA) 62 60

1984* New York Martina Navratilova (USA) Chris Evert (USA) 63 75 61

1985 New York Martina Navratilova (USA) Helena Sukova (TCH) 63 75 64

1986 Mar. New York Martina Navratilova (USA) Hana Mandlikova (TCH) 62 60 36 61

1986 Nov. New York Martina Navratilova (USA) Stefanie Graf (GER) 76(6) 63 62

1987 New York Stefanie Graf (GER) Gabriela Sabatini (ARG) 46 64 60 64

1988 New York Gabriela Sabatini (ARG) Pam Shriver (USA) 75 62 62

1989 New York Stefanie Graf (GER) Martina Navratilova (USA) 64 75 26 62

1990 New York Monica Seles (YUG) Gabriela Sabatini (ARG) 64 57 36 64 62

1991 New York Monica Seles (YUG) Martina Navratilova (USA) 64 36 75 60

1992 New York Monica Seles (YUG) Martina Navratilova (USA) 75 63 61

1993 New York Stefanie Graf (GER) Arantxa Sánchez Vicario (ESP) 61 64 36 61

1994 New York Gabriela Sabatini (ARG) Lindsay Davenport (USA) 63 62 64

1995 New York Stefanie Graf (GER) Anke Huber (GER) 61 26 61 46 63

1996 New York Stefanie Graf (GER) Martina Hingis (SUI) 63 46 60 46 60

1997 New York Jana Novotna (CZE) Mary Pierce (FRA) 76(4) 62 63

1998 New York Martina Hingis (SUI) Lindsay Davenport (USA) 75 64 46 62

1999** New York Lindsay Davenport (USA) Martina Hingis (SUI) 64 62

2000 New York Martina Hingis (SUI) Monica Seles (USA) 67(5) 64 64

2001 Munich Serena Williams (USA) Lindsay Davenport (USA) Walkover

2002 Los Angeles Kim Clijsters (BEL) Serena Williams (USA) 75 63

2003 Los Angeles Kim Clijsters (BEL) Amélie Mauresmo (FRA) 62 60

2004 Los Angeles Maria Sharapova (RUS) Serena Williams (USA) 46 62 64

2005 Los Angeles Amélie Mauresmo (FRA) Mary Pierce (FRA) 57 76(3) 64

2006 Madrid Justine Henin (BEL) Amélie Mauresmo (FRA) 64 63

2007 Madrid Justine Henin (BEL) Maria Sharapova (RUS) 57 75 63

2008 Doha Venus Williams (USA) Vera Zvonareva (RUS) 67(5) 60 62

2009 Doha Serena Williams (USA) Venus Williams (USA) 62 76(4)

2010 Doha Kim Clijsters (BEL) Caroline Wozniacki (DEN) 63 57 63

2011 Istanbul Petra Kvitova (CZE) Victoria Azarenka (BLR) 75 46 63

2012 Istanbul Serena Williams (USA) Maria Sharapova (RUS) 64 63

2013 Istanbul Serena Williams (USA) Li Na (CHN) 26 63 60

2014 Singapore Serena Williams (USA) Simona Halep (ROU) 63 60

2015 Singapore Agnieszka Radwanska (POL) Petra Kvitova (CZE) 62 46 63

2016 Singapore Dominika Cibulkova (SVK) Angelique Kerber (GER) 63 64

2017 Singapore Caroline Wozniacki (DEN) Venus Williams (USA) 64 64

2018 Singapore Elina Svitolina (UKR) Sloane Stephens (USA) 36 62 62

2019 Shenzhen Ashleigh Barty (AUS) Elina Svitolina (UKR) 64 63

* First year final was best-of-five sets. ** Returned to best-of-three sets final.

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WTA Finals – Doubles Champions

YEAR HOST CITY WINNER FINALIST SCORE

1972 Boca Raton No doubles played

1973 Boca Raton Casals (USA)/Court (AUS) Dürr (FRA)/Stove (NED) 62 64

1974 Los Angeles King/Casals (USA) Dürr (FRA)/Stove (NED) 61 67(2-5) 75

1975 Los Angeles No doubles played

1976 Los Angeles No doubles played

1977 New York No doubles played

1978 Oakland No doubles played

1979 New York Dürr (FRA)/Stove (NED) Barker (GBR)/Kiyomura (USA) 64 62

1980 New York King (USA)/Navratilova (TCH) Casals (USA)/Turnbull (AUS) 63 46 63

1981 New York Navratilova/Shriver (USA) Potter/ Walsh (USA) 60 76(6)

1982 New York Navratilova/Shriver (USA) Jordan/A. Smith (USA) 64 63

1983 New York Navratilova/Shriver (USA) Kohde-Kilsch/Pfaff (GER) 75 62

1984 New York Navratilova/Shriver (USA) Durie (GBR)/Kiyomura (USA) 63 61

1985 New York Navratilova/Shriver (USA) Kohde-Kilsch (GER)/Sukova (TCH) 67(4) 64 76(5)

1986 Mar. New York Mandlikova (TCH)/Turnbull (AUS) Kohde-Kilsch (GER)/Sukova (TCH) 64 67(4) 63

1986 Nov. New York Navratilova/Shriver (USA) Kohde-Kilsch (GER)/Sukova (TCH) 76(1) 63

1987 New York Navratilova/Shriver (USA) Kohde-Kilsch (GER)/Sukova (TCH) 61 61

1988 New York Navratilova/Shriver (USA) Neiland/Zvereva (USSR) 63 64

1989 New York Navratilova/Shriver (USA) Neiland/Zvereva (USSR) 63 62

1990 New York Jordan (USA)/Smylie (AUS) Paz (ARG)/Sánchez Vicario (ESP) 76(4) 64

1991 New York Navratilova/Shriver (USA) G.Fernández (USA)/Novotna (CZE) 46 75 64

1992 New York Sánchez Vicario (ESP)/Sukova (CZE) Neiland (USSR)/Novotna (CZE) 76(4) 61

1993 New York G. Fernández (USA)/Zvereva (BLR) Neiland (LAT)/Novotna (CZE) 63 75

1994 New York G. Fernández (USA)/Zvereva (BLR) Novotna (CZE)/Sánchez Vicario (ESP) 63 67(4) 63

1995 New York Novotna (CZE)/Sánchez Vicario (ESP) G. Fernández (USA)/Zvereva (BLR) 62 61

1996 New York Davenport/MJ Fernández (USA) Novotna (CZE)/Sánchez Vicario (ESP) 63 62

1997 New York Davenport (USA)/Novotna (CZE) Fusai/Tauziat (FRA) 67(5) 63 62

1998 New York Davenport (USA)/Zvereva (BLR) Fusai/Tauziat (FRA) 67(6) 75 63

1999 New York Hingis (SUI)/Kournikova (RUS) Neiland (LAT)/Sánchez Vicario (ESP) 64 64

2000 New York Hingis (SUI)/Kournikova (RUS) Arendt (USA)/Bollegraf (NED) 62 63

2001 Munich Raymond (USA)/Stubbs (AUS) Black (ZIM)/Likhovtseva (RUS) 75 36 63

2002 Los Angeles Dementieva (RUS)/Husarova (SVK) Black (ZIM)/Likhovtseva (RUS) 46 64 63

2003 Los Angeles Ruano Pascual (ESP)/Suárez (ARG) Clijsters (BEL)/Sugiyama (JPN) 64 36 63

2004 Los Angeles Petrova (RUS)/Shaughnessy (USA) Black (ZIM)/Stubbs (AUS) 75 62

2005 Los Angeles Raymond (USA)/Stosur (AUS) Black (ZIM)/Stubbs (AUS) 67(5) 75 64

2006 Madrid Raymond (USA)/Stosur (AUS) Black (ZIM)/Stubbs (AUS) 36 63 63

2007 Madrid Black (ZIM)/L.Huber (USA) Srebotnik (SLO)/Sugiyama (JPN) 57 63 108

2008 Doha Black (ZIM)/L.Huber (USA) Peschke (CZE)/Stubbs (AUS) 61 75

2009 Doha Martínez Sánchez/Llagostera Vives (ESP) Black (ZIM)/L. Huber (USA) 76(0) 57 107

2010 Doha Dulko (ARG)/Pennetta (ITA) Peschke (CZE)/Srebotnik (SLO) 75 64

2011 Istanbul L.Huber/Raymond (USA) Peschke (CZE)/Srebotnik (SLO) 64 64

2012 Istanbul Kirilenko/Petrova (RUS) Hlavackova/Hradecka (CZE) 61 64

2013 Istanbul Hsieh (TPE)/Peng (CHN) Makarova/Vesnina (RUS) 64 75

2014 Singapore Black (ZIM)/Mirza (IND) Hsieh (TPE)/Peng (CHN) 61 60

2015 Singapore Hingis (SUI)/Mirza (IND) Muguruza/Suárez Navarro (ESP) 60 63

2016 Singapore Makarova/Vesnina (RUS) Mattek-Sands (USA)/Safarova (CZE) 76(5) 63

2017 Singapore Babos (HUN)/Hlavackova (CZE) Bertens (NED)/Larsson (SWE) 46 64 10-5

2018 Singapore Babos (HUN)/Mladenovic (FRA) Krejcikova (CZE)/Siniakova (CZE) 64 75

2019 Shenzhen Babos (HUN)/Mladenovic (FRA) Hsieh (TPE)/Strycova (CZE) 61 63

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October 16-22, 1972 - $100,000 VIRGINIA SLIMS CHAMPIONSHIP, Boca Raton, FL-USA Suface: Clay ; Draw Format: 16-Player knock-out

Quarterfi nals: BJ. King (1) d. W. Overton (8) 76 62 ; C. Evert (4) d. K. Krantzcke 62 62 ; K. Melville (6) d. J. Evert 64 61 ; F. Dürr (7) d. B. Stove 36 76 61 ; Semifi nals: Evert (4) d. King (1) 64 62 ; Melville (6) d. Dürr 62 63 ; Final: Evert (4) ($25,000 - Champion's Prize Money) d. Melville (6) 75 64

October 15-21, 1973 - $100,000 VIRGINIA SLIMS CHAMPIONSHIP, Boca Raton, FL-USA Clay ; 32-Player knock-out

Quarterfi nals: F. Dürr (8) d. J. Newberry 60 61 ; N. Richey (4) d. V. Wade (6) 63 75 ; K. Melville (5) d. M. Schallau 64 57 75 ; C. Evert (1) d. J. Heldman (7) 61 64 ; Semifi nals: Richey (4) d. Dürr (8) 62 61 ; Evert (1) d. Melville 61 62 ; Final: Evert (1) ($25,000) d. Richey (4) 63 63

October 14-19, 1974 - $100,000 VIRGINIA SLIMS CHAMPIONSHIP, Los Angeles, CA-USA Indoor ; 16-Player knock-out

Quarterfi nals: C. Evert (1) d. R. Casals 62 67(3-5) 62 ; V. Wade (4) d. M. Navratilova 64 63 ; E. Goolagong (3) d. L. Hunt 76(5-2) 75 ; BJ. King (2) d. H. Gourlay 61 62 ; Semifi nals: Evert (1) d. Wade (4) 64 62 ; Goolagong (3) d. King (2) 62 46 63 ; Final: Goolagong (3) ($32,000) d. Evert (1) 63 64

April 1-5, 1975 - $150,000 VIRGINIA SLIMS CHAMPIONSHIP, Los Angeles, CA-USA Indoor ; 16-Player Field - 1r knock-out - 2r Round Robin

Final: C. Evert (1) ($40,000) d. M. Navratilova (2) 64 62 ; Third Place Play-off : V. Wade (3) d. E.Goolagong (4) 8-5

April 12-17, 1976 - $150,000 VIRGINIA SLIMS CHAMPIONSHIP, Los Angeles, CA-USA Indoor ; 16-Player Field - 1r knock-out - 2r Round Robin

Final: E. Goolagong Cawley (1) ($40,000) d. C. Evert (2) 63 57 63 ; Third Place Play-off : R. Casals d. M. Navratilova (3) 8-5

March 24-27, 1977 - $150,000 VIRGINIA SLIMS CHAMPIONSHIP, New York, NY-USA Indoor ; 8-Player Field - Round Robin

Final: C. Evert (1) ($50,000) d. S. Barker (3) 26 61 61 ; Third Place Play-off : M. Navratilova (2) d. R. Casals 8-5

March 29-April 2, 1978 - $150,000 VIRGINIA SLIMS CHAMPIONSHIP, Oakland, CA-USA Indoor ; 8-Player Field - Round Robin

Final: M. Navratilova (1) ($50,000) d. E. Goolagong Cawley (3) 76(5-0) 64 ; Third Place Play-off : W. Turnbull (4) d. R. Casals 76(5-3) 63

March 21-25, 1979 - $300,000 AVON CIRCUIT CHAMPIONSHIPS, New York, NY-USA Indoor ; 8-Player Field - Double Elimination Format

Semifi nals: M. Navratilova (2) d. S. Barker 61 63 ; T. Austin (4) d. D. Fromholtz 75 62 ; Final: Navratilova (2) ($100,000) d. Austin (4) 63 36 62

March 19-23, 1980 - $300,000 AVON CHAMPIONSHIPS, New York, NY-USA Indoor ; 8-Player Field - Double Elimination Format

Semifi nals: M. Navratilova (1) d. E. Goolagong Cawley (3) 62 36 60 ; T. Austin (2-WC) d. BJ. King (4) 63 61 ; Final: Austin (2-WC) ($100,000) d. Navratilova (1) 62 26 62

March 25-29, 1981 - $300,000 AVON CHAMPIONSHIPS, New York, NY-USA Indoor ; 8-Player Field - Double Elimination Format

Semifi nals: M. Navratilova (1) d. B. Bunge 62 75 ; A. Jaeger (2) d. S. Hanika 64 57 64 ; Final: Navratilova (1) ($100,000) d. Jaeger (2) 63 76(7-3)

March 24-28, 1982 - $300,000 AVON CHAMPIONSHIPS, New York, NY-USA Indoor ; 8-Player Field - Double Elimination Format

Semifi nals: M. Navratilova (1) d. A. Smith 64 63 ; S. Hanika d. W. Turnbull 61 26 76(2) ; Final: (-)Hanika ($100,000) d. Navratilova (1)16 63 64

March 23-27, 1983 - $500,000 VIRGINIA SLIMS OF NEW YORK, New York, NY-USA Indoor ; 16-Player knock-out

Quarterfi nals: M. Navratilova (1) d. P. Shriver (5) 61 62 ; S. Hanika (8) d. T. Austin (4) 64 75 ; BJ. King d. W. Turnbull (6) 63 61 ; C. Evert (2) d. B. Bunge (7) 61 75 ; Semifi nals: Navratilova (1) d. Hanika (8) 61 61 ; Evert (2) d. King 61 61 ; Final: Navratilova (1) ($80,000) d. Evert (2) 62 60

February 27-March 4, 1984 - $500,000 1983-84 VIRGINIA SLIMS CHAMPIONSHIPS, New York, NY-USA Indoor ; 16-Player knock-out

Quarterfi nals: M. Navratilova (1) d. C. Bassett 63 60; P. Shriver (3) d. H. Mandlikova (5) 63 76; B. Potter d. K. Horvath 62 61; C. Evert (2) d. H. Sukova 61 62; Semifi nals: Navratilova (1) d. Shriver (3) 76(2) 64; Evert (2) d. B. Potter 64 61; Final: Navratilova (1) ($125,000) d. Evert (2) 63 75 64

March 18-24, 1985 - $500,000 1984-85 VIRGINIA SLIMS CHAMPIONSHIPS, New York, NY-USA Indoor ; 16-Player knock-out

Quarterfi nals: M. Navratilova (1) d. P. Shriver (7) 62 64 ; H. Mandlikova (3) d. Z. Garrison (5) 63 64 ; H. Sukova (5) d. C. Lindqvist 64 64 ; K. Rinaldi d. K. Jordan 61 63 ; Semifi nals: Navratilova (1) d. Mandlikova (3) 75 76(7) ; Sukova (5) d. Rinaldi 64 62 ; Final: Navratilova (1) ($125,000) d. Sukova (5) 63 75 64

March 17-23, 1986 - $500,000 1985-86 VIRGINIA SLIMS CHAMPIONSHIPS, New York, NY-USA Indoor ; 16-Player knock-out

Quarterfi nals: M. Navratilova (1) d. B. Gadusek 63 64 ; S. Graf (3) d. P. Shriver (6) 46 76(5) 63 ; H. Mandlikova (5) d. C.Kohde-Kilsch (4) 46 63 75 ; C. Evert (2) d. H. Sukova (7) 16 61 61 ; Semifi nals: Navratilova (1) d. Graf (3) 63 62 ; Mandlikova (5) d. Evert (2) 63 75 ; Final: Navratilova (1) ($125,000) d. Mandlikova (5) 62 60 36 61

November 17-23, 1986 - $500,000 VIRGINIA SLIMS CHAMPIONSHIPS, New York, NY-USA Indoor; 16-Player knock-out

Quarterfi nals: M. Navratilova (1) d. B. Bunge 62 64; P. Shriver (5) d. H. Mandlikova (3) 46 75 61; H. Sukova (4) d. C. Kohde-Kilsch (6) 63 76(5); S. Graf (2) d. Man. Maleeva (7) 36 63 75; Semifi nals: Navratilova (1) d. Shriver (5) 62 46 64; Graf (2) d. Sukova (4) 76(5) 36 61; Final: Navratilova (1) ($125,000) d. Graf (2) 76(6) 63 62

November 16-22, 1987 - $500,000 VIRGINIA SLIMS CHAMPIONSHIPS, New York, NY-USA Indoor; 16-Player knock-out

Quarterfi nals: S. Graf (1) d. H. Sukova (7) 62 20 ret.; S. Hanika d. R. Reggi 62 46 60; Man. Maleeva (8) d. P. Shriver (4) 62 36 75; G. Sabatini (6) d. M. Navratilova (2) 64 75; Semifi nals: Graf (1) d. Hanika 61 64; Sabatini (6) d. Man. Maleeva (8) 63 46 63; Final: Graf (1) ($125,000) d. Sabatini (6) 46 64 60 64

November 14-20, 1988 - $500,000 VIRGINIA SLIMS CHAMPIONSHIPS, New York, NY-USA Indoor; 16-Player knock-out

Quarterfi nals: S. Graf (1) d. Man. Maleeva (7) 61 63; P. Shriver (5) d. C. Evert (3) 75 64; G. Sabatini (4) d. N. Zvereva (6) 61 61; H. Sukova (8) d. M. Navratilova (2) 26 75 63; Semifi nals: Shriver (5) d. Graf (1) 63 76(5); Sabatini (4) d. Sukova (8) 64 62; Final: Sabatini (4) ($125,000) d. Shriver (5) 75 62 62

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November 13-19, 1989 - $500,000 VIRGINIA SLIMS CHAMPIONSHIPS, New York, NY-USA Indoor; 16-Player knock-out

Quarterfi nals: S. Graf (1) d. H. Sukova (7) 62 61; G. Sabatini (3) d. Z. Garrison (5) 63 57 63; A. Sánchez (4) d. Man. Maleeva (8) 75 76(5); M. Navratilova (2) d. M. Seles (6) 63 57 75; Semifi nals: Graf (1) d. Sabatini (3) 63 57 61; Navratilova (2) d. Sánchez (4) 62 62; Final: Graf (1) ($125,000) d. Navratilova (2) 64 75 26 62

November 12-18, 1990 - $1,000,000 VIRGINIA SLIMS CHAMPIONSHIPS, New York, NY-USA Indoor; 16-Player knock-out

Quarterfi nals: S. Graf (1) d. K. Maleeva (5) 63 60; G. Sabatini (4) d. C. Martínez 64 16 61; MJ Fernández (3) d. M. Maleeva-Fragniere (8) 26 61 60; M. Seles (2) d. A. Sánchez Vicario (6) 57 76(6) 64; Semifi nals: Sabatini (4) d. Graf (1) 64 64; Seles (2) d. MJ Fernández (3) 63 64; Final: Seles (2) ($250,000) d. Sabatini (4) 64 57 36 64 62 * Does not include $2m on-site Bonus Pool

November 18-24, 1991 - $1,000,000 VIRGINIA SLIMS CHAMPIONSHIPS, New York, NY-USAIndoor; 16-Player knock-out

Quarterfi nals: M. Seles (1) d. MJ Fernández (7) 62 63; G. Sabatini (3) d. J. Capriati (6) 61 64; M. Navratilova (4) d. A. Sánchez Vicario (5) 16 64 62; J. Novotna (8) d. S. Graf (2) 63 36 61; Semifi nals: Seles (1) d. Sabatini (3) 61 61; Navratilova (4) d. Novotna (8) 61 64; Final: Seles (1) ($250,000) d. Navratilova (4) 64 36 75 60

November 16-22, 1992 - $1,000,000 VIRGINIA SLIMS CHAMPIONSHIPS, New York, NY-USA Indoor; 16-Player knock-out

Quarterfi nals: M. Seles (1) d. J. Novotna 36 64 61; G. Sabatini (3) d. J. Capriati (7) 61 36 64; M. Navratilova (4) d. A. Sánchez Vicario (4) 61 26 62; L. McNeil d. C. Martínez (7) 36 63 62; Semifi nals: Seles (1) d. Sabatini (3) 76(5) 61; Navratilova (4) d. McNeil 76(5) 64; Final: Seles (1) ($250,000) d. Navratilova (4) 75 63 61

November 15-21, 1993 - $1,000,000 VIRGINIA SLIMS CHAMPIONSHIPS, New York, NY-USA Indoor; 16-Player knock-out

Quarterfi nals: S. Graf (1) d. A. Coetzer 61 62; A. Huber (8) d. C. Martínez (4) 63 63; M. Pierce d. M. Navratilova (3) 61 36 64; A. Sánchez Vicario (2) d. J. Novotna (6) 67(2) 76(2) 64; Semifi nals: Graf (1) d. Huber (8) 62 36 63; Sánchez Vicario (2) d. Pierce 62 57 62; Final: Graf (1) ($250,000) d. Sánchez Vicario (2) 61 64 36 61

November 14-20, 1994 - $1,000,000 VIRGINIA SLIMS CHAMPIONSHIPS, New York, NY-USA Indoor; 16-Player knock-out

Quarterfi nals: M. Pierce (5) d. S. Graf (1) 64 64; L. Davenport (7) d. J. Novotna (4) 62 62; K. Date (8) d. C. Martínez (3) 26 64 76(1); G. Sabatini d. J.Halard 26 62 63; Semifi nals: Davenport (7) d. Pierce (5) 63 62; Sabatini d. Date (8) 46 60 63; Final: Sabatini ($250,000) d. Davenport (7) 63 62 64

November 13-19, 1995 - $2,000,000 WTA TOUR CHAMPIONSHIPS by COREL, New York, NY-USA Indoor; 16-Player knock-out

Quarterfi nals: S. Graf (1) d. MJ Fernández (8) 63 64; N. Zvereva d. G. Sabatini (5) 62 57 75; A. Huber d. K. Date (6) 36 62 61; B. Schultz-McCarthy d. C. Martínez (2) 75 62; Semifi nals: Graf (1) d. Zvereva 64 63; Huber d. Schultz-McCarthy 63 63; Final: Graf (1) ($500,000) d. Huber 61 26 61 46 63

November 18-24, 1996 - $2,000,000 CHASE CHAMPIONSHIPS of the COREL WTA TOUR, New York, NY-USA Indoor; 16-Player knock-out

Quarterfi nals: S. Graf (1) d. L. Davenport (8) 64 76(11); J. Novotna (5) d. A. Sánchez Vicario (3) 60 63; I. Majoli d. C. Martínez (4) 76(6) 76(4); M. Hingis (7) d. K. Date 61 62; Semifi nals: Graf (1) d. Novotna (5) 46 64 63; Hingis (7) d. Majoli 62 46 61; Final: Graf (1) ($500,000) d. Hingis (7) 63 46 60 46 60

November 17-23, 1997 - $2,000,000 CHASE CHAMPIONSHIPS of the COREL WTA TOUR, New York, NY-USA Indoor; 16-Player knock-out

Quarterfi nals: M. Pierce (7) d. M. Hingis (1) 63 26 75; N. Tauziat d. I. Majoli (6) 76(7) 76(4); I. Spirlea (8) d. MJ Fernández 57 62 75; J. Novotna (2) d. Sánchez Vicario 64 36 61; Semifi nals: Pierce (7) d. Tauziat 62 57 64; Novotna (2) d. Spirlea (8) 76(5) 62; Final: Novotna (2) ($500,000) d. Pierce (7) 76(5) 62 63

November 16-22, 1998 - $2,000,000 CHASE CHAMPIONSHIPS of the COREL WTA TOUR, New York, NY-USA Indoor; 16-Player knock-out

Quarterfi nals: L. Davenport (1) d. N. Tauziat (8) 60 63; S. Graf d. M. Seles (5) 16 64 64; I. Spirlea d. D. Van Roost 62 63; M. Hingis (2) d. M. Pierce (6) 76(4) 64; Semifi nals: Davenport (1) d. Graf 61 26 63; Hingis (2) d. Spirlea 62 76(7); Final: Hingis (2) ($500,000) d. Davenport (1) 75 64 46 62

November 15-21, 1999 - $2,000,000 CHASE CHAMPIONSHIPS of the WTA TOUR, New York, NY-USA Indoor; 16-Player knock-out

Quarterfi nals: M. Hingis (1) d. M. Pierce (5) 61 62; V. Williams (3) d. B. Schett (7) 64 76(2); N. Tauziat (6) d. D. Van Roost 63 62; L. Davenport (2) d. A. Huber 63 61; Semifi nals: Hingis (1) d. V. Williams (3) 64 76(2); Davenport (2) d. Tauziat (6) 64 62; Final: Davenport (2) ($500,000) d. Hingis (1) 64 62

November 13-19, 2000 - $2,000,000 CHASE CHAMPIONSHIPS of the Sanex WTA Tour, New York, NY-USA Indoor; 16-Player knock-out

Quarterfi nals: M. Hingis (1) d. N. Tauziat (6) 61 67(2) 62; A. Kournikova (7) d. C. Martínez (4) 64 60; M. Seles (3) d. A. Coetzer 63 64; E. Dementieva d. K. Clijsters 64 26 64; Semifi nals: Hingis (1) d. Kournikova (7) 76(2) 62; Seles (3) d. Dementieva 61 76(4); Final: Hingis (1) ($500,000) d. Seles (3) 67(5) 64 64

October 30-November 4, 2001 - $3,000,000 SANEX CHAMPIONSHIPS, Munich, GER Indoor; 16-Player knock-out

Quarterfi nals: S. Testud d. J. Capriati (1) 63 46 64; S. Williams (7) d. J. Henin (4) 63 76(5); K. Clijsters (3) d. A. Sánchez Vicario 75 61; L. Davenport (2) d. J. Dokic (6) 64 62; Semifi nals: S. Williams (7) d. Testud 63 60; Davenport (2) d. Clijsters (3) 16 63 76(3); Final: S. Williams (7) ($750,000) d. Davenport (2) Walkover

November 6-11, 2002 - $3,000,000 HOME DEPOT CHAMPIONSHIPS presented by PORSCHE, Los Angeles, CA-USAIndoor; 16-Player knock-out

Quarterfi nals: S.Williams (1) d. J. Dokic (8) 76(1) 60; J. Capriati (3) d. Mag. Maleeva 62 46 61; K. Clijsters (5) d. J.Henin (4) 62 61; V.Williams (2) d. M. Seles (6) 75 64; Semifi nals: S.Williams (1) d. J. Capriati (3) 26 64 64; K. Clijsters (5) d. V.Williams (2) 5-0 ret.; Final: K. Clijsters (5) ($765,000) d. S. Williams (1) 75 63

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Between 1976 and 1982 when Colgate and Toyota were sponsors of the April-December Tour segments, each held its own Championships. Following are the fi nals from those tournaments.

October 16-24, 1976 - $175,000 COLGATE INAUGURAL, Palm Springs, California, USA Chris Evert (1) ($45,000) d. Francoise Dürr (5) 61 62

November 2-6, 1977 - $250,000 COLGATE SERIES CHAMPIONSHIPS, Palm Springs, California, USA Chris Evert (1) ($75,000) d. Billie Jean King (2) 62 62

November 14-19, 1978 - $250,000 COLGATE SERIES CHAMPIONSHIPS, Palm Springs, California, USA Chris Evert (2) ($75,000) d. Martina Navratilova (1) 63 63

January 2-7, 1980 - $250,000 1979 COLGATE SERIES CHAMPIONSHIPS, Washington, DC, USA Martina Navratilova (1) ($75,000) d. Tracy Austin (2) 62 61

January 7-12, 1981 - $250,000 1980 COLGATE SERIES CHAMPIONSHIPS, Washington, DC, USA Tracy Austin (1) ($75,000) d. Andrea Jaeger (2) 62 62

December 14-20, 1981 - $250,000 1981 TOYOTA SERIES CHAMPIONSHIPS, East Rutherford, New Jersey, USA Tracy Austin (3) ($75,000) d. Martina Navratilova (2) 26 64 62

December 14-19, 1982 - $300,000 1982 TOYOTA SERIES CHAMPIONSHIPS, East Rutherford, New Jersey, USA Martina Navratilova (1) ($75,000) d. Chris Evert (2) 46 61 62

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2003 Bank of America WTA Tour Championships presented by Porsche Los Angeles, CA, USA • November 5-10 • $3,000,000 Champions: Kim Clijsters (BEL) & Virginia Ruano Pascual (ESP)/Paola Suárez (ARG)

RED GROUP W-L SETS

[1] Kim Clijsters (BEL) 3-0 6-1[4] Amélie Mauresmo (FRA) 1-2 4-4[7] Chanda Rubin (USA) 1-2 3-5[6] Elena Dementieva (RUS) 1-2 2-5

BLACK GROUP W-L SETS

[2] Justine Henin (BEL) 2-1 4-3[3] Jennifer Capriati (USA) 2-1 4-3[5] Anastasia Myskina (RUS) 1-2 4-4[8] Ai Sugiyama (JPN) 1-2 2-4

ROUND ROBIN RESULTSDay 1: Clijsters d. Dementieva 62 62; Capriati d. Sugiyama 75 76(3); Rubin d. Mauresmo 46 64 62 Day 2: Clijsters d. Rubin 64 64; Henin d. Myskina 75 57 75; Mauresmo d. Dementieva 63 62Day 3: Clijsters d. Mauresmo 36 64 64; Henin d. Capriati 62 61; Myskina d. Sugiyama 64 63Day 4: Sugiyama d. Henin 62 64; Capriati d. Myskina 75 57 64; Dementieva d. Rubin 46 75 61

SINGLES SEMIFINALS[1] Clijsters d. [3] Capriati 46 63 60[4] Mauresmo d. [2] Henin 76(2) 36 63

SINGLES FINAL[1] Clijsters d. [4] Mauresmo 62 60

DOUBLES SEMIFINALS[1] Clijsters/Sugiyama d. Black/Likhovtseva 63 64[2] Ruano Pascual/Suárez d. Kuznetsova/Navratilova 64 64

DOUBLES FINAL[2] Ruano Pascual/Suárez d. [1] Clijsters/Sugiyama 64 36 63

Alternates: Nadia Petrova (RUS) - DNP; Vera Zvonareva (RUS) - DNP Attendance: 44,880

2004 WTA Tour Championships presented by PorscheLos Angeles, CA, USA • November 10-15 • $3,000,000Champions: Maria Sharapova (RUS) & Nadia Petrova (RUS)/Meghann Shaughnessy (USA)RED GROUP W-L SETS

[3] Anastasia Myskina (RUS) 2-1 5-2[7] Serena Williams (USA) 2-1 5-3[1] Lindsay Davenport (USA) 2-1 4-3[5] Elena Dementieva (RUS) 0-3 0-6

BLACK GROUP W-L SETS

[2] Amélie Mauresmo (FRA) 3-0 6-0[6] Maria Sharapova (RUS) 2-1 4-2[4] Svetlana Kuznetsova (RUS) 1-2 2-4[8] Vera Zvonareva (RUS) 0-3 0-6

ROUND ROBIN RESULTSDay 1: Kuznetsova d. Zvonareva, 62 64; S. Williams d. Myskina 46 63 64; Davenport d. Dementieva 60 61Day 2: Mauresmo d. Zvonareva, 61 60; Sharapova d. Kuznetsova 61 64; S. Williams d. Dementieva 76(3) 75Day 3: Myskina d. Davenport 76(5) 64; Sharapova d. Zvonareva 64 75; Mauresmo d. Kuznetsova 63 62Day 4: Davenport d. S. Williams 36 75 61; Mauresmo d. Sharapova 75 64; Myskina d. Dementieva 63 63

SINGLES SEMIFINALS[6] Sharapova d. [3] Myskina 26 62 62[7] S.Williams d. [2] Mauresmo 46 76(2) 64

SINGLES FINAL[6] Sharapova d. [7] S.Williams 46 62 64

DOUBLES SEMIFINALSBlack/Stubbs d. [1] Ruano Pascual/Suárez 76(7) 64Petrova/Shaughnessy d. [2] Kuznetsova/Likhovtseva 63 62

DOUBLES FINALPetrova/Shaughnessy d. Black/Stubbs 75 62

Alternates: Venus Williams (USA) - DNP; Jennifer Capriati (USA) - DNP Attendance: 53,343

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2005 Sony Ericsson WTA Tour Championships presented by Porsche Los Angeles, CA, USA • November 8-13 • $3,000,000Champions: Amélie Mauresmo (FRA) & Lisa Raymond (USA)/Samantha Stosur (AUS)GREEN GROUP W-L SETS

[1] Lindsay Davenport (USA) 2-1 5-2[3] Maria Sharapova (RUS) 2-1 4-4[6] Patty Schnyder (SUI) 1-2 3-5[7] Nadia Petrova (RUS) 1-2 3-4

BLACK GROUP W-L SETS

[5] Mary Pierce (FRA) 3-0 6-2[4] Amélie Mauresmo (FRA) 2-1 5-2[2] Kim Clijsters (BEL) 1-2 3-4[8] Elena Dementieva (RUS) 0-3 0-6

ROUND ROBIN RESULTSDay 1: Pierce d. Clijsters 61 46 76(2); Sharapova d. Schnyder 61 36 63; Davenport d. Petrova 62 76(1)Day 2: Pierce d. Dementieva 62 63; Davenport d. Schnyder 63 75; Mauresmo d. Clijsters 63 76(4)Day 3: Schnyder d. Petrova 60 57 64; Sharapova d. Davenport 63 57 64; Mauresmo d. Dementieva 62 63Day 4: Pierce, d. Mauresmo 26 64 62; Petrova d. Sharapova 61 62; Clijsters d. Dementieva 62 63

SINGLES SEMIFINALS[5] Pierce d. [1] Davenport 76(5) 76(6)[4] Mauresmo d. [3] Sharapova 76(1) 63

SINGLES FINAL[4] Mauresmo d. [5] Pierce 57 76(3) 64

DOUBLES SEMIFINALS[1] Black/Stubbs d. Likhovtseva/Zvonareva 64 76(4)[2] Raymond/Stosur d. Martínez/Ruano Pascual 75 57 63

DOUBLES FINAL[2] Raymond/Stosur d. [1] Black/Stubbs 67(5) 75 64

Alternates: Venus Williams (USA) - DNP; Nathalie Dechy (FRA) - DNP Attendance: 41,313

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2007 Sony Ericsson Championships Madrid, Spain - November 6-11 - $3,000,000Champions: Justine Henin (BEL) & Cara Black (ZIM)/Liezel Huber (USA)

YELLOW GROUP W-L SETS

[1] Justine Henin (BEL) 3-0 6-0[7] Anna Chakvetadze (RUS) 2-1 4-3[Alt} Marion Bartoli (FRA) 1-1 2-2[3] Jelena Jankovic (SRB) 0-3 1-6Out: Serena Williams (USA) 0-1 0-2

RED GROUP W-L SETS

[6] Maria Sharapova (RUS) 3-0 6-1[4] Ana Ivanovic (SRB) 2-1 4-3[8] Daniela Hantuchova (SVK) 1-2 2-4[2] Svetlana Kuznetsova (RUS) 0-3 2-6

ROUND ROBIN RESULTSDay 1: Henin d. Chakvetadze, 61 76(4); Sharapova d. Hantuchova, 64 75; Ivanovic d. Kuznetsova, 61 46 75Day 2: Henin d. Jankovic, 62 62; Chakvetadze d. S.Williams, 64 ret; Ivanovic d. Hantuchova, 62 76(9)Day 3: Sharapova d. Kuznetsova, 57 62 62; Henin d. Bartoli, 60 60; Chakvetadze d. Jankovic, 64 06 63 Day 4: Bartoli d. Jankovic, 61 10 ret; Sharapova d. Ivanovic, 61 62; Hantuchova d. Kuznetsova, 76(7) 60

SINGLES SEMIFINALS[1] Henin d. [4] Ivanovic 64 64[6] Sharapova d. [7] Chakvetadze 62 62

SINGLES FINAL[1] Henin d. [6] Sharapova 57 75 63

DOUBLES SEMIFINALS[1] Black/Huber d. Peschke/Stubbs 76(3) 46 10-6 [2] Srebotnik/Sugiyama d. Chan/Chuang 62 62

DOUBLES FINAL[1] Black/Huber d. [2] Srebotnik/Sugiyama 57 63 10-8

Alternates: Marion Bartoli (FRA) replaced S.Williams (left patella femoral joint infl amation); Elena Dementieva (RUS), DNPAttendance: 48,254

2006 Sony Ericsson Championships Madrid, Spain • November 7-12 • $3,000,000Champions: Justine Henin (BEL) & Lisa Raymond (USA)/Samantha Stosur (AUS)

YELLOW GROUP[1] Amelie Mauresmo (FRA) 2-1 4-4[3] Justine Henin (BEL) 2-1 5-3[8] Martina Hingis (SUI) 1-2 4-5[5] Nadia Petrova (RUS) 1-2 3-4

RED GROUP[2] Maria Sharapova (RUS) 3-0 6-0[6] Kim Clijsters (BEL) 2-1 4-2[4] Svetlana Kuznetsova (RUS) 1-2 2-4[7] Elena Dementieva (RUS) 0-3 0-6

ROUND ROBIN RESULTSDay 1: Petrova d. Mauresmo 62 62; Sharapova d. Dementieva 61 64; Henin d. Hingis 62 76(5) 61Day 2: Kuznetsova d. Dementieva 75 63; Sharapova d. Clijster 64 64; Hingis d. Petrova 64 36 63Day 3: Henin d. Petrova 64 64; Mauresmo d. Hingis 36 61 64; Clijsters d. Kuznetsova 61 61Day 4: Mauresmo d. Henin 47 76(3) 62; Sharapova d. Kuznetsova 61 64; Clijsters d. Dementieva 64 60

SINGLES SEMIFINALS[1] Mauresmo d. [6] Clijsters 62 36 63[3] Henin d. [2] Sharapova 62 76(5)

SINGLES FINAL[3] Henin d. [1] Mauresmo 64 63

DOUBLES SEMIFINALS[1] Raymond/Stosur d. Peschke/Srebotnik 61 64Black/Stubbs d. [2] Z. Yan/J.Zheng 75 26 75

DOUBLES FINAL[1] Raymond/Stosur d. Black/Stubbs 36 63 63

Alternates: Patty Schnyder (SUI) - DNP; Dinara Safi na (RUS) - DNPAttendance: 54,093

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2008 Sony Ericsson ChampionshipsDoha, Qatar • November 4-9 • $4,550,000Champions: Venus Williams (USA) & Cara Black (ZIM)/Liezel Huber (USA)

WHITE GROUP W-L SETS

[8] Vera Zvonareva (RUS) 3-0 6-1[1] Jelena Jankovic (SRB) 2-1 5-2[Alt] Agnieszka Radwanska (POL) 1-0 2-0[4] Svetlana Kuznetsova (RUS) 0-3 0-6Out: Ana Ivanovic (SRB) 0-2 1-4

MAROON GROUP W-L SETS

[7] Venus Williams (USA) 3-0 6-2[5] Elena Dementieva (RUS) 2-1 5-3[2] Dinara Safi na (RUS) 0-3 0-6[Alt] Nadia Petrova (RUS) 0-1 1-2Out: Serena Williams (USA) 1-1 3-2

ROUND ROBIN RESULTSDay 1: Zvonareva d. Kuznetsova, 62 63; Jankovic d. Ivanovic, 63 64; V.Williams d. Safina, 75 63 Day 2: Zvonarvea d. Ivanovic, 63 67(5) 64; V.Williams d. Dementieva, 64 46 63; S.Williams d. Safi na, 64 61Day 3: Jankovic d. Kuznetsova, 76(6) 64; V.Williams d. S.Williams, 57 61 60; Dementieva d. Safina, 62 64Day 4: Zvonareva d. Jankovic, 26 63 64; Dementieva d. Petrova, 64 46 64; Radwanska d. Kuznetsova, 62 75

SINGLES SEMIFINALS[8] Zvonareva d. [5] Dementieva 76(7) 36 63[7] V.Williams d. [1] Jankovic 62 26 63

SINGLES FINAL[7] V.Williams d. [8] Zvonareva 67(5) 60 62

DOUBLES SEMIFINALS[1] Black/Huber d. Medina Garrigues/Ruano Pascual 61 63Peschke/Stubbs d. [2] Srebotnik/Sugiyama 63 26 10-4

DOUBLES FINAL[1] Black/Huber d. Peschke/Stubbs 61 75

Alternates: Agnieszka Radwanska, replaced Ivanovic (viral illness); Nadia Petrova, replaced S.Williams (stomach muscle injury). Attendance: 73,072

2009 Sony Ericsson ChampionshipsDoha, Qatar • October 27 – November 1 • $4,550,000Champions: Serena Williams (USA) & Nuria Llagostera Vives (ESP)/Maria José Martínez Sánchez (

WHITE GROUP W-L SETS

[8] Jelena Jankovic (SRB) 2-1 4-2[4] Caroline Wozniacki (DEN) 2-1 4-4[6] Victoria Azarenka (BLR) 1-2 3-4[Alt] Agnieszka Radwanska (POL) 1-0 2-0Out: Dinara Safi na 0-1 0-2Out: Vera Zvonareva 0-1 1-2

MAROON GROUP W-L SETS

[2] Serena Williams (USA) 3-0 6-1[7] Venus Williams (USA) 1-2 4-5[3] Svetlana Kuznetsova (RUS) 1-2 3-4[5] Elena Dementieva (RUS) 1-2 2-5

ROUND ROBIN RESULTSDay 1: Azarenka d. Jankovic, 62 63; Dementieva d. V.Williams, 36 76(6) 62; S.Williams d. Kuznetsova, 76(6) 75Day 2: Wozniacki d. Azarenka, 16 64 75; Jankovic d. Safi na, 1-1 ret; S.Williams d. V.Williams, 57 64 76(4)Day 3: Wozniacki d. Zvonareva, 60 67(3) 64; S.Williams d. Dementieva, 62 64; V.Williams d. Kuznetsova, 62 67(3) 64Day 4: LJankovic d. Wozniacki, 62 62; Kuznetsova d. Dementieva, 63 62; Radwanska d. Azarenka, 46 7

SINGLES SEMIFINALS[2] S.Williams d. [4] Wozniacki 64 01 ret[7] V.Williams d. [8] Jankovic 57 63 64

SINGLES FINAL1] S.Williams d. [7] V.Williams 62 76(4)

DOUBLES SEMIFINALS[1] Black/Huber d. Stosur/Stubbs 36 76(3) 10-8

Llagostera Vives/Martinez Sanchez d. [2] S.Williams/V.Williams 26 64 10-8

DOUBLES FINALLlagosteraVives/MartinezSanchez d. [1] Black/Huber 76(0) 57 10-7

Alternates: Vera Zvonareva (RUS), replaced Safi na (low back injury); Agnieszka Radwanska (POL), replaced Zvon-raeva (right ankle injury). Attendance: 69,983

2010 WTA FinalsDoha, QAT • October 26-31 • $4,550,000Champions: Kim Clijsters (BEL) & Gisela Dulko (ARG)/Flavia Pennetta (ITA)WHITE GROUP W-L SETS

[2] Vera Zvonareva (RUS) 3-0 6-0[3] Kim Clijsters (BEL) 2-1 4-3[8] Victoria Azarenka (BLR) 1-2 3-4[6] Jelena Jankovic (SRB) 0-3 0-6

MAROON GROUP W-L SETS

[5] Samantha Stosur (AUS) 2-1 5-2[1] Caroline Wozniacki (DEN) 2-1 4-3[4] Francesca Schiavone (ITA) 1-2 3-4[7] Elena Dementieva (RUS) 1-2 2-5

ROUND ROBIN RESULTSDay 1: Zvonareva d. Jankovic 63 60; Wozniacki d. Dementieva 61 61; Stosur d. Schiavone 64 64Day 2: Zvonareva d. Azarenka 76(4) 64; Clijsters d. Jankovic 62 63; Stosur d. Wozniacki 64 63Day 3: Dementieva d. Stosur 46 64 76(4); Wozniacki d. Schiavone 36 61 61; Clijsters d. Azarenka 64 57 61Day 4: Schiavone d. Dementieva 64 62; Zvonareva d. Clijsters 64 75; Azarenka d. Jankovic 64 61

SINGLES SEMIFINALS[1] Wozniacki d. [2] Zvonareva 75 60 [3] Clijsters d. [5] Stosur 76(3) 61

SINGLES FINAL[3] Clijsters d. [1] Wozniacki 63 57 63

DOUBLES SEMIFINALS[1] Dulko/Pennetta d. King/Shvedova 64 64[2] Peschke/Srebotnik d. Raymond/Stubbs 76(6) 63

DOUBLES FINAL[1] Dulko/Pennetta d. [2] Peschke/Srebotnik 75 64

Alternates: Li Na (CHN) - DNP; Shahar Peer (ISR) - DNP. Attendance: 27,461

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2012 TEB BNP Paribas WTA FinalsIstanbul, TUR • October 23-28 •$4,900,000Champions: Serena Williams (USA) & Maria Kirilenko (RUS)/Nadia Petrova (RUS)

RED GROUP W-L SETS

[3] Serena Williams (USA) 3-0 6-0[1] Victoria Azarenka (BLR) 2-1 4-3[8] Li Na (CHN) 1-2 2-4[5] Angelique Kerber (GER) 0-3 1-6

WHITE GROUP W-L SETS

[2] Maria Sharapova(RUS) 3-0 6-1[4] Agnieszka Radwanska(POL) 2-1 5-3[7] Sara Errani (ITA) 1-2 3-5[Alt] Samantha Stosur (AUS) 0-2 1-4Out: [6] Petra Kvitova (CZE) 0-1 0-2ROUND ROBIN RESULTS

Day 1: Radwanska d. Kvitova 63 62; S. Williams d. Kerber 64 61; Sharapova d. Errani 63 62Day 2: S. Williams d. Li, Na 76(2) 63; Azarenka d. Kerber 67(11) 76(2) 64; Sharapova d. Radwanska 57 75 75Day 3: Li d. Kerber 64 63; S. Williams d. Azarenka 64 64; Errani d. Stosur 63 26 60Day 4: Sharapova d. Stosur 60 63; Radwanska d. Errani 67(6) 75 64; Azarenka d. Li, Na 76(4) 63

SINGLES SEMIFINALS[3] Williams d. [4] Radwanska 62 61[2] Sharapova d. [1] Azarenka 64 62

SINGLES FINAL[3] Williams d. [2] Sharapova 64 63

DOUBLES SEMIFINALSKirilenko/Petrova d. [1] Errani/Vinci 16 63 (10-4)[2] Hlavackova/Hradecka d. Huber/Raymond 76(6) 61

DOUBLES FINALKirilenko/Petrova d. [2] Hlavackova/Hradecka 61 64

Alternates: Samantha Stosur (AUS) – replaced Kvitova (viral illness); Marion Bartoli (FRA) – DNPAttendance: 73,072

2011 TEB BNP Paribas WTA FinalsIstanbul, TUR • October 25-31 • $4,900,000Champions: Petra Kvitova (CZE) & Liezel Huber (USA)/Lisa Raymond (USA)

RED GROUP W-L SETS

[3] Petra Kvitova (CZE) 3-0 6-0[6] Vera Zvonareva (RUS) 1-2 3-5[8] Agnieszka Radwanska (POL) 1-2 3-5[1] Caroline Wozniacki (DEN) 1-2 3-5

WHITE GROUP W-L SETS

[4] Victoria Azarenka (BLR) 2-1 5-2[7] Samantha Stosur (AUS) 2-1 4-2[5] Li Na (CHN) 1-2 2-4[Alt.] Marion Bartoli (FRA) 1-0 2-1Out: [2] Maria Sharapova (RUS) 0-2 0-4

ROUND ROBIN RESULTSDay 1: Kvitova d. Zvonareva 62 64; Wozniacki d. Radwanska 57 62 64; Stosur d. Sharapova 61 75Day 2: Azarenka d. Stosur 62 62; Li d. Sharapova 76(4) 64; Zvonareva d. Wozniacki 62 46 63Day 3: Azarenka d. Li 62 62; Kvitova d. Wozniacki 64 62; Radwanska d. Zvonareva 16 62 75Day 4: Stosur d. Li 61 60; Kvitova d. Radwanska 76(4) 63; Bartoli d. Azarenka 57 64 64

SINGLES SEMIFINALS[3] Kvitova d. [7] Stosur 57 63 63[4] Azarenka d. [6] Zvonareva 62 63

SINGLES FINAL[3] Kvitova d. [4] Azarenka 75 46 63

DOUBLES SEMIFINALS[1] Peschke/Srebotnik d. King/Shvedova 63 64[2] Huber/Raymond d. Dulko/Pennetta 46 63 10-7

DOUBLES FINAL[2] Huber/Raymond d/ [1] Peschke/Srebotnik 64 64

Alternates: Marion Bartoli (FRA) - replaced Sharapova (left ankle sprain); Andrea Petkovic (GER) - DNPAttendance: 70,824

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2013 TEB BNP PARIBAS WTA FinalsIstanbul, Turkey - October 22 – 27 - $6,000,000Champions: Serena Williams (USA) & Hsieh Su-Wei (TPE)/Peng Shuai (CHN)

RED GROUP W-L SETS

[1] Serena Williams (USA) 3-0 6-0[5] Petra Kvitova (CZE) 2-1 4-3[8] Angelique Kerber (GER) 1-2 3-4[3] Agnieszka Radwanska (POL) 0-3 0-6

WHITE GROUP W-L SETS

[4] Li Na (CHN) 3-0 6-1[7] Jelena Jankovic (SRB) 1-2 3-4[2] Victoria Azarenka (BLR) 1-2 2-4[6] Sara Errani (ITA) 1-2 2-4

ROUND ROBIN RESULTSDay 1: Azarenka d. Errani 76(4) 62; S. Williams d. Kerber 63 61; Kvitova d. Radwanska 64 64Day 2: Li d. Errani 63 76(5); Jankovic d. Azarenka 64 63; S. Williams D. Radwanska 62 64Day 3: Li d. Jankovic 63 26 63; Kerber d. Radwanska 62 62; S. Williams D. Kvitova 62 63Day 4: Li d. Azarenka 62 61; Kvitova d. Kerber 67(3) 62 63; Errani d. Jankovic 64 64

SINGLES SEMIFINALS[1] S.Williams d. [7] Jankovic 64 26 64[3] Li d. [5] Kvitova 64 62

SINGLES FINAL1] S.Williams d. [3] Li 26 63 60

DOUBLES SEMIFINALSMakarova/Vesnina d. [1] Errani/Vinci 46 75 10-3[2] Hsieh/Peng d. Petrova/Srebotnik 76(5) 62 DOUBLES FINAL[2] Hsieh/Peng d. Makarova/Vesnina 64 75

Alternates: Caroline Wozniacki (DEN) - DNP; Sloane Stephens (USA) - DNP. Attendance: 69,983

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RED GROUP W-L SETS

[4] Simona Halep (ROU) 2-1 5-2[1] Serena Williams (USA) 2-1 4-2[7] Ana Ivanovic (SRB) 2-1 4-3[5] Eugenie Bouchard (CAN) 0-3 0-6

WHITE GROUP W-L SETS

[8] Caroline Wozniacki (DEN) 3-0 6-1[6] Agnieszka Radwanska (POL) 1-2 3-4[2] Maria Sharapova(RUS) 1-2 3-5[3] Petra Kvitova (CZE) 1-2 2-4

ROUND ROBIN RESULTSDay 1: S. Williams d. Ivanovic 64 64; Halep d. Bouchard 62 63Day 2: Wozniacki d. Sharapova 76(4) 67(5) 62; Radwanska d. Kvitova 62 63Day 3: Halep d. S. Williams 60 62; Ivanovic d. Bouchard 61 63Day 4: Wozniacki d. Radwanska 75 63; Kvitova d. Sharapova 63 62; S. Williams d. Bouchard 61 61Day 5: Sharapova d. Radwanska 75 67(4) 62; Wozniacki d. Kvitova 62 63; Ivanovic d. Halep 76(7) 36 63

SINGLES SEMIFINALS[1] Williams d. [8] Wozniacki 26 63 76(6)[4] Halep d. [6] Radwanska 62 62

SINGLES FINAL[3] Williams d. [4] Halep 63 60

Alternates: Angelique Kerber (GER) – DNP;Ekaterina Makarova (RUS) – DNP

Attendance: 93,000

DOUBLES QUARTERFINALSPeschke/Srebotnik d. [1] Errani/Vinci 21 ret.[3] Black/Mirza d. Kops-Jones/Spears 63 26 12-10Kudryavtseva/An.Rodionova d. [4] Makarova/Vesnina 46 62 10-6[2] Hsieh/Peng d. Muguruza/Suarez Navarro 64 61

DOUBLES SEMIFINALS[3] Black/Mirza d. Peschke/Srebotnik 46 75 11-9[2] Hsieh/Peng d. Kudryavtseva/An.Rodionova 61 64

DOUBLES FINAL[3] Black/Mirza d. [2] Hsieh/Peng 61 60

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2015 BNP Paribas WTA Finals Singapore presented by SC GlobalSingapore • October 25 – November 1 • $7,000,000Champions: Agnieszka Radwanska (POL) & Martina Hingis (SUI) / Sania Mirza (IND)

SINGLES: ROUND ROBIN STANDINGSRED GROUP W-L SETS

[3] Maria Sharapova (RUS) 3-0 6-1[5] Agnieszka Radwanska (POL) 1-2 3-4[1] Simona Halep (ROU) 1-2 2-4[7] Flavia Pennetta (ITA) 1-2 2-4

WHITE GROUP W-L SETS

[2] Garbiñe Muguruza (ESP) 3-0 6-1[4] Petra Kvitova (CZE) 1-2 3-4[8] Lucie Safarova (CZE) 1-2 2-4[6] Angelique Kerber (GER) 1-2 2-4

ROUND ROBIN RESULTSDay 1: Halep d. Pennetta 60 63; Sharapova d. Radwanska 46 63 64Day 2: Muguruza d. Safarova 63 76(4); Kerber d. Kvitova 62 76(3)Day 3: Pennetta d. Radwanska 76(5) 64; Sharapova d. Halep 64 64Day 4: Kvitova d. Safarova 75 75; Muguruza d. Kerber 64 64Day 5: Radwanska d. Halep 76(5) 61; Sharapova d. Pennetta 75 61Day 6: Muguruza d. Kvitova 64 46 75; Safarova d. Kerber 64 63

SINGLES SEMIFINALS

[4] Kvitova d. [3] Sharapova 63 76(3)[5] Radwanska d. [2] Muguruza 67(5) 63 75

SINGLES FINAL

[5] Radwanska d. [4] Kvitova 62 46 63

Singles Alternates: Venus Williams (USA) - DNP; Carla Suárez Navarro (ESP) - DNP)

DOUBLES: ROBIN STANDINGSRED GROUP W-L SETS[1] Hingis (SUI)/Mirza (IND) 3-0 6-0[7] Hlavackova (CZE)/Hradecka (CZE) 1-2 3-4[4] Babos (HUN)/Mladenovic (FRA) 1-2 2-4[6] Kops-Jones (USA)/Spears (USA) 1-2 2-5

WHITE GROUP W-L SETS[8] Muguruza (ESP)/Suárez Navarro (ESP) 2-1 4-2[3] Chan (TPE)/Chan (TPE) 2-1 4-2[5] Garcia (FRA)/Srebotnik (SLO) 1-2 2-4[2] Mattek-Sands (USA)/Safarova (CZE) 1-2 2-4

Doubles Alternate: Alla Kudryavtseva/Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova (DNP)

RED GROUP RESULTS

Hlavackova/Hradecka d. Babos/Mladenovic 62 61Hingis/Mirza d. Kops-Jones/Spears 64 62Babos/Mladenovic d. Kops-Jones/Spears 76(5) 62Hingis/Mirza d. Hlavackova/Hradecka 63 64Hingis/Mirza d. Babos/Mladenovic 64 75Kops-Jones/Spears d. Hlavackova/Hradecka 63 36 10

WHITE GROUP RESULTS

Mattek-Sands/Safarova d. Muguruza/Suárez Navarro 63 76(1)Chan/Chan d. Garcia/Srebotnik 64 76(5)Chan/Chan d. Mattek-Sands/Safarova 62 62Muguruza/Suárez Navarro d. Garcia/Srebotnik 75 62Garcia/Srebotnik d. Mattek-Sands/Safarova 62 30 (ret)Muguruza/Suárez Navarro d. Chan/Chan 75 64

DOUBLES SEMIFINALS

[1] Hingis/Mirza d. [3] Chan/Chan 64 62[8] Muguruza/Suárez Navarro d. [7] Hlavackova/Hradecka 76(6) 60

DOUBLES FINAL

[1] Hingis/Mirza d. [8] Muguruza/Suárez Navarro 60 63

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2016 BNP Paribas WTA Finals Singapore presented by SC GlobalSingapore • October 23-30 • $7,000,000Champions: Dominka Cibulkova (SVK) & Ekaterina Makarova (RUS) / Elena Vesnina (RUS)

RED GROUP W-L SETS

[1] Angelique Kerber (GER) 3-0 6-1[7] Dominika Cibulkova (SVK) 1-2 3-4[3] Simona Halep (ROU) 1-2 2-4[6] Madison Keys (USA) 1-2 2-4

WHITE GROUP W-L SETS

[8] Svetlana Kuznetsova (RUS) 2-1 5-4[2] Agnieszka Radwanska (POL) 2-1 5-2[4] Karolina Pliskova (CZE) 1-2 3-5[5] Garbiñe Muguruza (ESP) 1-2 3-5

ROUND ROBIN RESULTSDay 1: Halep d. Keys 62 64, Kerber d. Cibulkova 76(5) 26 63Day 2: Kuznetsova d. Radwanska 75 16 75, Pliskova d. Muguruza 62 67(4) 75Day 3: Kerber d. Halep 64 62, Keys d. Cibulkova 61 64Day 4: Kuznetsova d. Pliskova 36 62 76(6), Radwanska d. Muguruza 76(1) 63Day 5: Cibulkova d. Halep 63 76(5), Kerber d. Keys 63 63Day 6: Muguruza d. Kuznetsova 36 60 61, Radwanska d. Pliskova 75 63

SINGLES SEMIFINALS[1] Kerber d. [2] Radwanska 62 61[7] Cibulkova d. Kuznetsova 16 76(2) 64

SINGLES FINAL[7] Cibulkova d. [1] Kerber 63 64

Alternates: Johanna Konta (GBR) – DNPCarla Suárez Navarro (ESP) – DNP

DOUBLES QUARTERFINALS[1] Garcia/Mladenovic d. Goerges/Ka.Pliskova 64 62[3] Mattek-Sands/Safarova d. Babos/Shvedova 57 76(6) 10-2[4] Makarova/Vesnina d. Hlavackova/Hradecka 62 75[2] Hingis/Mirza d. Chan/Chan 76(10) 75

DOUBLES SEMIFINALS[3] Mattek-Sands/Safarova d. [1] Garcia/Mladenovic 63 75[4] Makarova/Vesnina d. [2] Hingis/Mirza 36 62 10-6

DOUBLES FINAL[4] Makarova/Vesnina d. [3] Mattek-Sands/Safarova 76(5) 63

2017 BNP Paribas WTA Finals Singapore presented by SC GlobalSingapore • October 22-29 • $7,000,000Champions: Caroline Wozniacki (DEN) & Timea Babos (HUN) / Andrea Hlavackova (CZE)

RED GROUP W-L SETS

[6] Caroline Wozniacki (DEN) 2-1 5-2[8] Caroline Garcia (FRA) 2-1 4-4 [4] Elina Svitolina (UKR) 1-2 3-4[1] Simona Halep (ROU) 1-2 2-4

WHITE GROUP W-L SETS

[3] Karolina Pliskova (CZE) 2-1 4-2[5] Venus Williams (USA) 2-1 5-2[4] Jelena Ostapenko (LAT) 1-2 3-4[2] Garbiñ e Muguruza (ESP) 1-2 2-4

ROUND ROBIN RESULTSDay 1: Pliskova d. Williams 62 62, Muguruza d. Ostapenko 63 64Day 2: Halep d. Garcia 64 62, Wozniacki d. Svitolina 62 60Day 3: Pliskova d. Mugruuza 62 62, Williams d. Ostapenko 75 67(3) 75Day 4: Wozniacki d. Halep 60 62, Garcia d. Svitolina 67(7) 63 75Day 5: Williams d. Muguruza 75 64, Ostapenko d. Pliskova 61 61 Day 6: Svitolina d. Halep 63 64, Garcia d. Wozniacki 06 63 75

SINGLES SEMIFINALS[6] Wozniacki d. [3] Pliskova 76(9) 63[5] Williams d. [8] Garcia 67(3) 62 63

SINGLES FINAL[6] Wozniacki d. [5] Williams 64 64

Alternates: Kristina Mladenovic (FRA) – DNP; Svetlana Kuznetsova (RUS)– DNP

DOUBLES QUARTERFINALS[1] Chan/Hingis d. Groenefeld/Peschke 63 62[3] Babos/Hlavackova d. Klepac/Martinez Sanchez 63 64Bertens/Larsson d. Barty/Dellacqua 76(7) 67(1) 10-6[2] Makarova/Vesnina d. Dabrowski/Xu 61 61

DOUBLES SEMIFINALS[3] Babos/Hlavackova d. [1] Chan/Hingis 64 76(5)

Bertens/Larsson d. [2] Makarova/Vesnina 64 63

DOUBLES FINAL[3] Babos/Hlavaclkova d. Bertens/Larsson 46 64 10-5

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2018 BNP Paribas WTA Finals Singapore presented by SC GlobalSingapore • October 21-28, 2018 • $7,000,000Champions: Elina Svitolina (UKR) & Timea Babos (HUN)/Kristina Mladenovic (FRA)

RED GROUP W-L SETS

[5] Sloane Stephens (USA) 3-0 6-2[8] Kiki Bertens (NED) 2-1 5-3[1] Angelique Kerber (GER) 1-2 3-5[3] Naomi Osaka (JPN) 0-3 2-6

WHITE GROUP W-L SETS

[6] Elina Svitolina (UKR) 3-0 6-2[7] Karolina Pliskova (CZE) 2-1 5-2[2] Caroline Wozniacki (DEN) 1-2 3-5[4] Petra Kvitova (CZE) 0-3 1-6

ROUND ROBIN RESULTSDay 1: Pliskova d. Wozniacki 62 64; Svitolina d. Kvitova 63 63Day 2: Bertens d. Kerber 16 63 64; Stephens d. Osaka 75 46 61Day 3: Wozniacki d. Kvitova 75 36 62; Svitolina d. Pliskova 63 26 63Day 4: Kerber d. Osaka 64 57 64; Stephens d. Bertens 76(4) 26 63Day 5: Pliskova d. Kvitova 63 64; Svitolina d. Wozniacki 57 75 63Day 6: Stephens d. Kerber 63 63; Bertens d. Osaka 63 ret.

SINGLES SEMIFINALS[6] Svitolina d. [8] Bertens 75 67(5) 64[5] Stephens d. [7] Pliskova 06 64 61

SINGLES FINAL[6] Svitolina d. [5] Stephens 36 62 62

DOUBLES QUARTERFINALS[3] Sestini Hlavackova/Strycova d. Klepac/Martinez Sanchez 61 62[1] Krejcikova/Sinaikova d. Melichar/Peschke 61 64[2] Babos/Mladenovic d. Dabrowski/Xu 60 62Barty/Vandeweghe d. [4] Mertens/Schuurs 61 64

DOUBLES SEMIFINALS[1] Krejcikova/Siniakova d. [3] Sestini Hlavackova/Strycova 63 62[2] Babos/Mladenovic d. Barty/Vandeweghe 67)5_ 63 10-8

DOUBLES FINAL[2] Babos/Mladenovic d. [1] Krejcikova/Siniakova 64 75 (LAT)

2019 Shiseido WTA Finals ShenzhenShenzhen, China • October 27 – November 3 • $14,000,000Champions: Ashleigh Barty (AUS) & Timea Babos (HUN)/Kristina Mladenovic (FRA)

SINGLES: ROBIN STANDINGSRED GROUP W-L SETS

[1] Ashleigh Barty (AUS) 2-1 5-3[7] Belinda Bencic (SUI) 2-1 5-3[Alt] Kiki Bertens (NED) 1-1 2-3[6] Petra Kvitova (CZE) 1-2 2-4[3] Naomi Osaka (JPN) - w/d 1-0 2-1

PURPLE GROUP W-L SETS

[8] Elina Svitolina (UKR) 3-0 6-0[2] Karolina Pliskova (CZE) 2-1 4-3[5] Simona Halep (ROU) 1-2 3-5[Alt] Sofi a Kenin (USA) 0-1 0-2[4] Bianca Andreescu (CAN) - w/d 0-2 1-4

SINGLES ROUND ROBIN RESULTSDay 1: Barty d. Bencic 57 61 62; Osaka d. Kvitova 76(1) 46 64Day 2: Svitolina d. Pliskova 76(12) 64; Halep d. Andreescu 36 76(6) 63Day 3: Bertens d. Barty 36 63 64; Bencic d. Kvitova 63 16 64Day 4: Pliskova d. Andreescu 63 00 ret. (left knee); Svitolina d. Halep 75 63Day 5: Barty d. Kvitova 64 62; Bencic d. Bertens 75 10 ret. (viral illness) Day 6: Pliskova d. Halep 60 26 64; Svitolina d. Kenin 75 76(10)

SINGLES SEMIFINALS

[1] Barty d. [2] Ka.Pliskova 45 62 63[8] Svitolina d. [7] Bencic 57 63 41 ret.

SINGLES FINAL

[1] Barty d. [8] Svitolina 64 63

Singles Alternates: Kiki Bertens (replaced Naomi Osaka, right shoulder injury )Sofi a Kenin (replaced Bianca Andreescu. left knee)

DOUBLES: ROBIN STANDINGSRED GROUP W-L SETS

[3] Babos (HUN)/Mladenovic (FRA) 3-0 6-2[8] Groenefeld (GER)/Schuurs (NED) 2-1 4-3[1] Mertens (BEL)/Sabalenka (BLR) 1-2 4-4[5] H.C.Chan (TPE)/L.Chan (TPE) 0-3 1-6

PURPLE GROUP W-L SETS

[2] Hsieh (TPE)/Strycova (CZE) 2-1 5-4[7] Stosur (AUS)/S.Zhang (CHN) 2-1 5-3[4] Dabrowski (CAN)/Y.Xu (CHN) 1-2 3-6[6] Krejcikova (CZE)/Siniakova (CZE) 1-2 3-4

DOUBLES ROUND ROBIN RESULTSDay 1: Hsieh/Strycova d. Stosur/Zhang 64 46 10-5; Krejcikova/Siniakova d. Dabrowski/Xu 64 62Day 2: Groenefeld/Schuurs d. Mertens/Sabalenka 75 16 10-7; Babos/Mladenovic d. H.C.Chan/L.Chan 62 57 10-6Day 3: Hsieh/Strycova d. Krejcikova/Siniakova 62 16 10-5; Stosur/Zhang d. Dabrowski/Xu 46 64 10-5Day 4: Mertens/Sabalenka d. H.C.Chan/L.Chan 76(5) 64; Babos/Mladenovic d. Groenefeld/Schuurs 75 62Day 5: Dabrowski/Xu d. Hsieh/Strycova 26 64 11-9; Stosur/Zhang d. Krejcikova/Siniakova 63 76(7) Day 6: Babos/Mladenovic d. Mertens/Sabalenka 46 62 10-5; Groenefeld/Schuurs d. H.C.Chan/L.Chan 62 64

DOUBLES SEMIFINALS

[3] Babos/Mladenovic d. [7] Stosur/S.Zhang 16 64 10-8[2] Hsieh/Strycova d. [8] Groenefeld/Schuurs 61 62

DOUBLES FINAL

[3] Babos/Mladenovic d. [2] Hsieh/Strycova 61 63

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TRACY AUSTINBIRTHDATE: December 12, 1962 (Palos Verdes, CA, USA) • PLAYED: Right-handed (two-handed backhand)CAREER TITLES: 30 singles, 5 doubles • WIN-LOSS: 335-90 singles • PRIZE MONEY: $1,992,380

GRAND SLAM TITLES SINGLES (2): 1981 US Open, 1979 US OpenMIXED DOUBLES (1): 1980 Wimbledon (w/John Austin)

GRAND SLAM SINGLES HISTORY (Total W-L Record: 61-15)W-L 94 93 92 91 90 89 88 87 86 85 84 83 82 81 80 79 78 77

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 3-2 2r – – – – – – – – – – – – QF – – – –

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CAREER SNAPSHOTWEEKS AT NO.1: 21 weeks (April 7, 1980) • LAST SINGLES EVENT: July 1994 (Eastbourne)A two-time Grand Slam champion, Austin became the youngest US Open champion in 1979 (16 years, 9 months) and won her second US Open title in 1981. Won the WTA Finals in 1980 and f inished as runner-up in 1979, playing Martina Navratilova on both occasions. To this day, holds the record as the youngest WTA player to ever win a singles title by capturing the 1977 Portland title at 14 years, 28 days old. Inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame in 1992, Austin continues to be active in tennis commentating.

SUE BARKERBIRTHDATE: April 19, 1956 (Paignton, Great Britain) • PLAYED: Right-handed (one-handed backhand)CAREER TITLES: 10 singles, 12 doubles • PRIZE MONEY: $878,701 • WIN-LOSS: 365-208 singles

GRAND SLAM TITLESSINGLES (1): 1976 Roland Garros

GRAND SLAM HISTORY (Total W-L Record: 47-30)W-L 84 83 82 81 80 79 78 77 76 75 74 73

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 16-8 – – 1r 3r 3r – QF SF* 2r SF 3r – ROLAND GARROS 9-4 1r – – 1r – 2r – – W 3r – – WIMBLEDON 16-12 2r 1r 1r 3r 2r 1r 4r SF QF 3r 1r 2r US OPEN 6-6 1r – – 2r – 2r – 3r 4r 2r – – *December tournament

CAREER SNAPSHOTHIGHEST SINGLES RANKING: No.4 (March 1977) • LAST SINGLES EVENT: November 1984 (Australian Open)Won 1976 Roland Garros title, defeating Renata Tomanova in f inal. Three-time Grand Slam singles semifinalist; 1975/1977 (Dec) Australian Open, 1977 Wimbledon. Runner-up in 1977 Virginia Slims Championships (l. Evert). Won 1975 Australian Open junior girls’ singles title. With Virginia Wade, helped Great Britain to 1981 Fed Cup f inal in Tokyo (USA d. GBR 3-0). Upon retiring, began career in broadcasting with Channel 7 in Australia. Began sports presenting for BBC in 1993. British Fed Cup Team, 1974-82; competed in WTA Finals three times: 1976 (RR), 1977 (R-Up), 1979 (SF).

MARION BARTOLIBIRTHDATE: October 2, 1984 (Le Puy en Velay, France) • PLAYED: Right-handed (two-handed both sides)CAREER TITLES: 8 singles, 3 doubles • WIN-LOSS: 490-299 singles, 117-82 doubles • PRIZE MONEY: $11,055,114

GRAND SLAM TITLES SINGLES (1): 2013 Wimbledon

GRAND SLAM HISTORY (Total W-L Record: 79-46)W-L 13 12 11 10 09 08 07 06 05 04 03 02 01

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CAREER SNAPSHOTHIGHEST SINGLES RANKING: No.7 (January 30, 2012) • LAST SINGLES EVENT: August 2013 (Cincinnati)Became 42nd woman to win a Grand Slam title in the Open Era by capturing 2013 Wimbledon. Won f irst Grand Slam title on 47th attempt, surpassing the previous record held by Jana Novotna (45 attempts). Both have since been surpassed by Flavia Pennetta, who won the 2015 US Open on her 49th Grand Slam attempt. Reached 2007 Wimbledon f inal (l. V.Williams), having never previously advanced beyond 4r of a Grand Slam. Finished career with eight singles titles. Reached WTA Finals as an alternate three times (2007, 2011, 2012). Ranked inside the Top 20 every week from June 11, 2007, through end of career.

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JENNIFER CAPRIATI BIRTHDATE: March 29, 1976 (New York, NY, USA) • PLAYED: Right-handed (two-handed backhand) CAREER TITLES: 14 singles, 1 doubles • WIN-LOSS: 430-176 singles • PRIZE MONEY: $10,206,639

GRAND SLAM TITLES SINGLES (3): 2002 Australian Open, 2001 Australian Open, 2001 Roland Garros

GRAND SLAM (SINGLES) HISTORY (Total W-L Record: 140-40) W-L 05 04 03 02 01 00 99 98 97 96 95 94 93 92 91 90AUSTRALIAN OPEN 28-6 – – 1r W W SF 2r – 1r – – – QF QF – –

ROLAND GARROS 39-10 – SF 4r SF W 1r 4r – – 1r – – QF QF 4r SF

WIMBLEDON 38-11 – QF QF QF SF 4r 2r 2r – – – – QF QF SF 4r

US OPEN 35-13 – SF SF QF SF 4r 4r 1r 1r 1r – – 1r 3r SF 4r

CAREER SNAPSHOTTOTAL WEEKS AT NO.1: 17 weeks (October 15, 2001) • LAST SINGLES EVENT: November 2004 (Philadelphia) Reached f inal of f irst professional event at 1990 Virginia Slims of Florida at 13 years, 11 months; won f irst title at 1990 Puerto Rican Open and also cracked Top 10 that year. Owns three Grand Slam singles titles: 2001/2002 Australian Open and 2001 Roland Garros. Rose to No.1 in October 2001, and defeated Stefanie Graf to win Olympic gold medal at 1992 Barcelona Games. Inducted into International Tennis Hall of Fame in July 2012.

DOMINKA CIBULKOVABIRTHDATE: May 6, 1989 (Bratislava, Slovakia) • PLAYED: Right-handed (two-handed backhand) CAREER TITLES: 8 singles, 1 doubles • WIN-LOSS: 450-299 singles, 55-81 doubles • PRIZE MONEY: $13,725,520

GRAND SLAM HISTORY (Overall: 80-46)W-L 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 09 08 07

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 19-12 1r 1r 3r 1r QF F 2r 2r 3r 1r 4r 1r -ROLAND GARROS 21-12 1r 1r 2r 3r - 3r 2r QF 1r 3r SF 3r 3rWIMBLEDON 22-11 - QF 3r QF 1r 3r 3r 1r QF 3r 3r 1r -US OPEN 18-11 - 4r 2r 3r 3r 1r 1r 3r 2r QF - 3r 2r

CAREER SNAPSHOTCAREER-HIGH RANKIG: No.4 (March 20, 2017) • LAST SINGLES EVENT: 2019 Roland GarrosAt 2014 Australian Open became first Slovak woman to reach a Grand Slam singles f inal (l. Li Na). Won biggest title of career at 2016 WTA Finals in Singapore (d. Kerber in F) and shortly after rose to World No.4, the highest ranking attained by a woman representing the Slovak Republic. Actively involved in the Love4Tennis Dominika Cibulkova Academy since early 2018. Published memoir, Tenis je môj život (Tennis Is My Life) in November 2019. Charitable initiatives include So The Stars Never Fade, which provides financial and social support for Slovakian athletes struggling with the demands of life beyond sporting achievements. Married husband Michal Navara in July 2016.

MARGARET SMITH COURTBIRTHDATE: July 16, 1942 (Albury, NSW, Australia) • PLAYED: Right-handed (one-handed backhand) CAREER TITLES (OPEN ERA): 92 singles, 48 doubles • WIN-LOSS: 593-56 singles

GRAND SLAM TITLES - 24 Singles / 19 Doubles / 21 Mixed (Open Era: 11 Singles / 10 Doubles / 7 Mixed) AUSTRALIAN OPEN - 11 singles / 8 doubles / 4 mixed (Open Era: 4 singles / 3 doubles / 1 mixed)

Singles: 1973, 1971, 1970, 1969, 1966, 1965, 1964, 1963, 1962, 1961, 1960Doubles: 1973 (w/Wade), 1971 (w/ Goolagong), 1970, 1969 (both w/Dalton), 1965 (w/Turner Bowrey), 1963, 1962 (both w/Ebbern), 1961 (w/Carter Reitano) Mixed: 1969 (w/Riessen), 1965 (w/Newcombe), 1964, 1963 (both w/Fletcher)

ROLAND GARROS - 5 singles / 4 doubles / 4 mixed (Open Era: 3 singles / 1 doubles / 1 mixed) Singles: 1973, 1970 ,1969, 1964, 1962Doubles: 1966 (w/Dalton), 1965, 1964 (both w/Turner Bowrey), 1973 (w/Wade)Mixed: 1969 (w/Riessen), 1965, 1964, 1963 (each w/Fletcher),

WIMBLEDON - 3 singles / 2 doubles / 5 mixed (Open Era: 1 singles / 1 doubles / 2 mixed) Singles: 1970, 1965, 1963Doubles: 1970 (w/Dalton), 1964 (w/Turner Bowrey)Mixed: 1975 (w/Riessen), 1968, 1966, 1965, 1963 (each w/Fletcher)

US OPEN - 5 singles / 5 doubles / 8 mixed (Open Era: 3 singles / 4 doubles / 3 mixed) Singles: 1973, 1970, 1969, 1965, 1962Doubles: 1975, 1973 (both w/Wade), 1970 (w/Dalton), 1968 (w/Bueno), 1963 (w/Ebbern)Mixed: 1972, 1970, 1969 (all w/Riessen), 1965 (w/Stolle), 1964 (w/Newcombe), 1963 (w/Fletcher), 1962 (w/Stolle), 1961 (w/Mark)

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GRAND SLAM SINGLES HISTORY (All-Time W-L Record: 209-23 / Open Era W-L Record: 97-10)W-L 75 74 73 72 71 70 69 68 67 66 65 64 63 62 61 60 59

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 60-3 QF – W – W W W F – W W W W W W W 2r

ROLAND GARROS 47-5 – – W – 3r W W – – SF F W QF W QF – –

WIMBLEDON 51-9 SF – SF – F W SF QF – SF W F W 2r QF – –

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CAREER SNAPSHOTBEST SINGLES RANKING (PRE-COMPUTER RANKINGS): No.1 (year-end 1969, 1970, 1973) • LAST SINGLES EVENT: February 1977 (Detroit)Owns most Grand Slam singles titles all-time by any player (24) and most total Grand Slam titles all-time (64). In 1970 became second woman after Maureen Connolly in 1953 to complete calendar-year Grand Slam; since joined by Stefanie Graf in 1988. Won singles, doubles and mixed titles at each Grand Slam tournament at least once in her career; also won all three at same major twice. Inducted into International Tennis Hall of Fame in 1979. Ordained as a minister in 1991, and in 1995 founded the Victory Life Center in Perth, a Pentecostal church.

LINDSAY DAVENPORTBIRTHDATE: June 8, 1976 (Palos Verdes, CA, USA) • PLAYED: Right-handed (two-handed backhand)CAREER TITLES: 55 singles, 38 doubles • WIN-LOSS: 753-194 singles, 387-116 doubles • PRIZE MONEY: $22,166,338

GRAND SLAM TITLESSINGLES (3): 2000 Australian Open, 1999 Wimbledon, 1998 US OpenDOUBLES (3): 1999 Wimbledon (w/Morariu), 1997 (US Open) (w/Novotna), 1996 Roland Garros (w/MJ Fernandez)

GRAND SLAM HISTORY (Total W-L Record: 198-51) W-L 08 07 06 05 04 03 02 01 00 99 98 97 96 95 94 93 92 91

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 56-13 2r - QF F QF 4r - SF W SF SF 4r 4r QF QF 3r - -

ROLAND GARROS 31-11 - - - QF 4r 4r - - 1r QF SF 4r QF 4r 3r 1r - -

WIMBLEDON 49-11 2r - - F SF QF - SF F W QF 2r 2r 4r QF 3r - -

US OPEN 62-16 3r - QF QF SF SF SF QF F SF W SF 4r 1r 3r 4r 2r 1r

CAREER SNAPSHOTWEEKS AT NO.1: 98 weeks (October 12, 1998) • LAST SINGLES EVENT: August 2008 (US Open)One of eight women in the Open Era to have won three of the four majors; best Roland Garros result was reaching SF in 1998. Rose to No.1 on October 12, 1998; one of six players to rank No.1 in singles and doubles simultaneously. Won gold medal at 1996 Atlanta Olympics (d. Arantxa Sánchez Vicario in F); also won WTA Finals in 1999. Returned to singles three months after birth of f irst child, winning 2007 Bali and Québec City, went on to reach No.21 in September 2008. Member of US Fed Cup Team 1993-2000, 2002, 2005, 2008. Inducted into International Tennis Hall of Fame in 2014. With husband Jon Leach has four children: Jagger, Lauren, Kaya and Haven.

CHRIS EVERTBIRTHDATE: December 21, 1954 (Fort Lauderdale, FL, USA) • PLAYED: Right-handed (two-handed backhand)CAREER TITLES: 154 singles, 8 doubles • CAREER WIN-LOSS: 1309-146 singles • PRIZE MONEY: $8,896,195

GRAND SLAM TITLES - 18 Singles / 3 Doubles AUSTRALIAN OPEN 2 singles Singles: 1984, 1982 Doubles: --

ROLAND GARROS 7 singles / 2 doubles Singles: 1986, 1985, 1983, 1980,

1979, 1975, 1974 Doubles: 1975,1974 (w/Morozova)

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US OPEN6 singles Singles: 1982, 1980, 1978, 1977,

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GRAND SLAM HISTORY (Total W-L Record: 299-37)W-L 89 88 87 86 85 84 83 82 81 80 79 78 77 76 75 74 73 72 71

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 30-4 – F – – F W – W F – – – – – - F – – –

ROLAND GARROS 72-6 – 3r SF W W F W SF SF W W – – – W W F – –

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US OPEN 101-12 QF SF QF SF SF F F W SF W F W W W W SF SF SF SF

CAREER SNAPSHOTWEEKS AT NO.1: 260 weeks (November 3, 1975) • LAST SINGLES EVENT: October 1989 (Fed Cup)Winner of 18 Grand Slam singles titles, including a record seven at Roland Garros. Won at least one Grand Slam per year for 13 years (1974-86). One of 10 women in history to complete career Grand Slam. Was No.1 on f irst WTA computer rankings in November 1975; spent 260 weeks in the top spot (fourth best all-time). First player male or female to record 1,000 match wins; has highest win-loss percentage in Open Era history (0.8996). Holds longest win streak on any single surface (125 matches on clay from Aug 1973 to May 1979). Inducted into International Tennis Hall of Fame in 1995. In March 1996 opened and actively oversees the Evert Tennis Academy in Boca Raton, Florida. Since 1989, Chris Evert Charities has raised over $25 million in support of various causes in Florida, focusing on at-risk children and health issues. Tennis commentator for ESPN.

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EVONNE GOOLAGONG CAWLEYBIRTHDATE: July 31, 1951 (Griffi th, NSW, Australia) • PLAYED: Right-handed (one-handed backhand) CAREER TITLES: 68 singles, 11 doubles • WIN-LOSS: 704-165 singles • PRIZE MONEY: $1,399,431

GRAND SLAM TITLES SINGLES (7): 1980 Wimbledon, 1977 [Dec] Australian Open, 1976 Australian Open, 1975 Australian Open, 1974 Australian Open, 1971

Wimbledon, 1971 Roland Garros DOUBLES (6): 1977 [Dec] Australian Open (w/Gourlay), 1976 Australian Open (w/Gourlay), 1975 Australian Open (w/Michel), 1974

Australian Open (w/Michel), 1974 Wimbledon (w/Michel), 1971 Australian Open (w/Court) MIXED DOUBLES (1): 1972 Roland Garros (w/Warwick)

GRAND SLAM (SINGLES) HISTORY (Total W-L Record: 133-29 / Open Era W-L Record: 129-27)W-L 83 82 81 80 79 78 77 76 75 74 73 72 71 70 69 68 67

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 41-10 – 2r QF 2r – – W* W W W F F F QF 2r 3r 3r

ROLAND GARROS 16-3 3r – – – – – – – – – SF F W – – – –

WIMBLEDON 50-10 – 2r – W SF SF – F F QF SF F W 2r – – –

US OPEN 26-6 – – – – QF – – F F F F 3r – – – – –

*December tournament CAREER SNAPSHOTWEEKS AT NO.1: 2 (April 26, 1976) • LAST SINGLES EVENT: May 1985 (Australian Indoors)Only singles major she failed to win was US Open (runner-up 1973-76; only woman to lose four consecutive f inals in event’s history). From 1974 to 1977, reached nine f inals in 10 Grand Slam events contested. Won the WTA Finals in 1974 and 1976. Reached seven consecutive Australian Open f inals from 1971-77 (missed Jan 1977). At 1980 Wimbledon, became f irst mother since Chambers (1914) to win at the All England Club. Inducted into International Tennis Hall of Fame in 1988. Through the Evonne Goolagong Foundation, active in programs that encourage Australia’s indigenous youth to play tennis and stay in education.

STEFANIE GRAFBIRTHDATE: June 14, 1969 (Bruhl, Germany) • PLAYED: Right-handed (one-handed backhand)CAREER TITLES: 107 singles, 11 doubles • WIN-LOSS: 902-115 singles, 173-72 doubles • PRIZE MONEY: $21,895,277

GRAND SLAM TITLES - 22 Singles / 1 Doubles AUSTRALIAN OPEN Singles: 1994, 1990, 1989, 1988 Doubles: --

ROLAND GARROS Singles: 1999, 1996, 1995, 1993,

1988, 1987 Doubles: --

WIMBLEDON Singles: 1996, 1995, 1993, 1992,

1991, 1989, 1988 Doubles: 1988 (w/Sabatini)

US OPEN Singles: 1996, 1995, 1993, 1989,

1988 Doubles: --

GRAND SLAM HISTORY (Total W-L Record: 278-32)W-L 99 98 97 96 95 94 93 92 91 90 89 88 87 86 85 84 83

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 47-6 QF – 4r – – W F – QF W W W – – – 3r 1r

ROLAND GARROS 84-10 W – QF W W SF W F SF F F W W QF 4r 3r 2r

WIMBLEDON 74-7 F 3r – W W 1r W W W SF W W F – 4r 4r –

US OPEN 73-9 – 4r – W W F W QF SF F W W F SF SF 1r –

CAREER SNAPSHOTWEEKS AT NO.1: 377 (August 17, 1987) • LAST SINGLES EVENT: August 1999 (San Diego)Won 22 Grand Slam singles titles; only woman to win each major at least four times. In 1988, became 3rd woman to complete calendar year Grand Slam (after Maureen Connolly and Margaret Court). Won gold medal at 1988 Seoul Olympics, to make it a Golden Slam. Rose to No.1 on August 17, 1987, and spent a total of 377 weeks in the top spot, most by any man or woman since computer rankings were introduced. In-ducted into International Tennis Hall of Fame in 2004. Directly involved in Children for Tomorrow, a foundation established in 1998 which car-ries out charitable work for children traumatized by war and other crises. Has a son, Jaden, and daughter, Jaz, with her husband Andre Agassi.

SYLVIA HANIKABIRTHDATE: June 14, 1969 (Bruhl, Germany) • PLAYED: Right-handed (one-handed backhand)CAREER TITLES: 107 singles, 11 doubles • WIN-LOSS: 902-115 singles, 173-72 doubles • PRIZE MONEY: $21,895,277

GRAND SLAM HISTORY (Overall: 65 – 43)W-L 90 89 88 87 86 85 84 83 82 81 80 79 78

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 11 - 6 - 1r 4r 4r - - 3r QF - - 3r - -

ROLAND GARROS 24 - 13 2r 4r 4r 4r 1r 4r 3r 3r 2r F 3r 1r 1r

WIMBLEDON 12 - 12 - 1r 3r 4r 1r 2r 1r 3r 4r 1r 2r 3r 2r

US OPEN 28 - 12 2r 3r 3r 4r 2r 3r QF QF - QF 3r QF 1r

CAREER SNAPSHOTHIGHEST SINGLES RANKING: No.5 (September 12, 1983) • LAST SINGLES EVENT: September 1990 (US Open)1982 WTA Finals champion, defeating Martina Navratilova 1-6, 6-3, 6-4 in the year-end Avon Series Championships staged at Madison Square Garden in New York City. Runner-up at 1981 Roland Garros falling to Hana Mandlikova in the championship match. Won a total of six career singles titles, climbing to a career-best ranking of No.5 in September 1983.

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ANN HAYDON-JONESBIRTHDATE: October 7, 1938 (Birmingham, Great Britain) • PLAYED: Left-handed (one-handed backhand)OPEN ERA TITLES: 16 singles • GRAND SLAM TITLES: 3 singles, 3 doubles, 1 mixed

GRAND SLAM TITLESSINGLES (3) [OPEN ERA - 1]: 1969 Wimbledon, 1966 Roland Garros, 1961 Roland Garros; DOUBLES (3) [OPEN ERA - 2] 1969 Roland Garros

(w/Dürr), 1968 Roland Garros (w/Dürr), 1963 Roland Garros (w/Schuurman Haygarth); MIXED (1): 1969 Australian Open (w/Stolle); f inal not played -- title shared with Court/Riessen

GRAND SLAM HISTORY (Total W-L Record: 141-34 / Open Era W-L Record: 29-5) 69 68 67 66 65 64 63 62 61 60 59 58 57 56 AUSTRALIAN OPEN SF – – – 2r – – – – – – – – –

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CAREER SNAPSHOTBEST SINGLES RANKING (PRE- COMPUTER RANKINGS): No.2 (1967, 1969) • LAST SINGLES EVENT: April 1971 (Las Vegas)Won three Grand Slam titles: 1961/1966 Roland Garros and 1969 Wimbledon (sole Open Era Grand Slam title). Reached a further six Grand Slam singles fi nals; also won three major doubles titles and one mixed title. In 1968, joined fi rst female professional touring group with King, Dürr and Casals. Retired from singles after 1971 Las Vegas, when pregnant with fi rst child. Continued to play doubles sporadically until 1977 Wimbledon. Inducted into International Tennis Hall of Fame in 1985. Also triple runner-up in world Table Tennis Championships in 1957 (singles, doubles and mixed).

JUSTINE HENINBIRTHDATE: June 1, 1982 (Liège, Belgium) • PLAYED: Right-handed (one-handed backhand)CAREER TITLES: 43 singles, 2 doubles • WIN-LOSS: 527-116 singles, 47-35 doubles • PRIZE MONEY: $20,863,335

GRAND SLAM TITLESSINGLES (7): 2007 US Open, 2007 Roland Garros, 2006 Roland Garros, 2005 Roland Garros, 2004 Australian Open, 2003 US Open, 2003 Roland Garros

GRAND SLAM HISTORY (Total W-L Record: 141-28)W-L 11 10 09 08 07 06 05 04 03 02 01 00 99

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 38-8 3r F – QF – F – W SF QF 4r 2r –

ROLAND GARROS 38-5 – 4r – – W W W 2r W 1r SF – 2r

WIMBLEDON 30-8 – 4r – – SF F 1r – SF SF F 1r –

US OPEN 35-7 – – – – W F 4r 4r W 4r 4r 4r 1r

CAREER SNAPSHOTWEEKS AT NO.1: 117 (October 20, 2003) • LAST SINGLES EVENT: January 2011 (Australian Open)Won seven Grand Slam singles titles and held No.1 in singles for 117 non-consecutive weeks. Record-setting 2007 season included winning 10 of 14 events entered and became fi rst woman to surpass $5 million in prize money in a season. Withdrew from Rome due to fatigue and that same week on May 14, 2008, announced immediate retirement (fi rst player to retire at No.1). Returned to tour in 2010, and after falling in 3r at 2011 Australian Open, announced retirement on January 26, 2011. Established Justine Henin Academy in Belgium in 2007. Daughter, Lalie born in March 2013 and son, Victor born in May 2017.

MARTINA HINGISBIRTHDATE: September 30, 1980 (Kosice, Slovakia) • PLAYED: Right-handed (two-handed backhand)CAREER TITLES: 43 singles, 64 doubles, 7 mixed • WIN-LOSS: 548-135 singles, 490-110 doubles • PRIZE MONEY: $24,749,074

GRAND SLAM TITLES - 5 Singles / 13 Doubles / 7 MixedAUSTRALIAN OPEN3 singles / 5 doubles / 2 mixed

Singles: 1999, 1998, 1997Doubles: 2016 (w/Mirza), 2002 (w/Kournikova), 1999 (w/Kournikova), 1998 (w/Lucic), 1997 (w/Zvereva)Mixed: 2015 (w/Paes); 2006 (w/Bhupathi)

ROLAND GARROS0 singles / 2 doubles / 1 mixed Singles: -- Doubles: 2000 (w/Pierce),

1998 (w/Novotna)Mixed: 2016 (w/Paes)

WIMBLEDON1 singles / 3 doubles Singles: 1997

Doubles: 2015 (w/Mirza), 1998 (w/Novotna), 1996 (w/Sukova)Mixed: 2017 (w/J.Murray), 2015 (w/Paes)

US OPEN1 singles / 3 doubles / 2 mixed Singles: 1997

Doubles: 2017 (w/Y.J.Chan), 2015 (w/Mirza), 1998 (w/Novotna)Mixed: 2017 (w/J.Murray), 2015 (w/Paes)

GRAND SLAM HISTORY (Total W-L Record: 153-32)W-L 07 06 05 04 03 02 01 00 99 98 97 96 95

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 52 - 7 QF QF - - - F F F W W W QF 2r

ROLAND GARROS 35 - 8 - QF - - - - SF SF F SF F 3r 3r

WIMBLEDON 23 - 8 3r 3r - - - - 1r QF 1r SF W 4r 1r

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CAREER SNAPSHOTWEEKS AT NO.1: Singles - 209 (March 31, 1997); Doubles - 80 (June 8, 1998) • LAST SINGLES EVENT: January 2011 (Australian Open)Combined to win 25 career Grand Slam titles - f ive in singles, 13 in doubles and seven in mixed doubles. Announced retirement during 2017 WTA Finals; at the time of announcement held co-No.1 WTA Doubles Ranking along with Chan Yung-Jan. Set a series of “youngest-ever” records, including youngest Grand Slam singles champion (1997 Australian Open at 16 years, 3 months) and youngest to reach WTA World No.1 Ranking. Finished career with 43 career singles titles and 64 doubles titles. Inducted into International Tennis Hall of Fame in 2013. One of six players to hold WTA World No.1 Ranking in singles and doubles, simultaneously. Away from the court, Hingis has been recognized with numerous awards and accolades surrounding her accomplished career, including being named the 1997 BBC Overseas Sports Personality of the Year, named in the 2000 Forbes magazine Power 100, becoming the f irst female athlete to be on the cover of famed magazine GQ in 1998, and landed the 2000 Jerry Diamond WTA Aces Award which celebrates off court participation. Married Harald Leeman in 2018 and gave brith to daughter Lia in 2019.

ANA IVANOVICBIRTHDATE: November 6, 1987 (Belgrade, Serbia) • PLAYED: Right-handed (two-handed backhand)CAREER TITLES: 15 singles • WIN-LOSS: 480-225 singles • PRIZE MONEY: $15,510,787

GRAND SLAM TITLESSINGLES (1): 2008 Roland Garros

GRAND SLAM HISTORY (Total W-L Record: 108-47) W-L 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 09 08 07 06 05

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 24 - 11 3r 1r QF 4r 4r 1r 2r 3r F 3r 2r 3r

ROLAND GARROS 35 - 10 3r SF 3r 4r 3r 1r 2r 4r W F 3r QF

WIMBLEDON 24 - 11 1r 2r 3r 2r 4r 3r 1r 4r 3r SF 4r 3r

US OPEN 20 - 11 1r 1r 2r 4r QF 4r 4r 1r 2r 4r 3r 2r

CAREER SNAPSHOTWEEKS AT NO.1: 12 (June 9, 2008) • LAST SINGLES EVENT: September 2016 (US Open) Former WTA World No.1 for a total of 12 weeks, from June 9 - August 10, 2008 for nine weeks before capturing the top spot again for three more weeks until September 7, 2008. Won 2008 Roland Garros having reached fi nals at 2007 Roland Garros and 2008 Australian Open. Finished career with 15 singles titles. Announced retirement on December 28, 2016 at 29-years-old. Recorded career-best season in 2008 when she claimed the Roland Garros title. She also won titles at Indian Wells and Linz and was runner-up at the Australian Open that same season. In 2014, Ivanovic won a WTA-leading 58 matches highlighted by a single-season best four singles titles, with her 15th and fi nal WTA title coming at Tokyo (Pan Pacifi c). Qualifi ed for the WTA Finals on three occasions - in 2007, 2008 and 2014. Off the court, served as UNICEF National Ambassador to Serbia since 2007, specializing in child safety in schools. She has been recognized with numerous awards, including the 2008 Jerry Diamond WTA Aces Award recognizing off -court participation, the WTA’s Most Improved Player in 2005 and 2007, nominated for U.S. Secretary of State’s 2007 International Women of Courage Award. Married German soccer player Bastian Schweinsteiger on July 12, 2016, and they have two sons.

MIMA JAUSOVECBIRTHDATE: July 20, 1956 (Maribor, Yugoslavia) • PLAYED: Right-handed (one-handed backhand)CAREER TITLES: 5 singles, 11 doubles • CAREER WIN-LOSS: 351-248 • PRIZE MONEY: $933,926

GRAND SLAM TITLESSINGLES (1): 1977 Roland Garros DOUBLES (1): 1978 Roland Garros (w/Ruzici)

GRAND SLAM HISTORY (Total W-L Record: 79-41) W-L 88 87 86 85 84 83 82 81 80 79 78 77 76 75 74

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 6-4 1r – – – – – 2r 3r SF – – – – – –

ROLAND GARROS 33-13 – 1r 3r 2r 3r F 4r QF 3r 2r F W 2r 2r 2r

WIMBLEDON 18-12 – – 1r 1r 1r 3r 2r QF – 2r QF 3r 4r 4r 3r

US OPEN 22-12 – – – 2r 3r 3r 2r 2r QF 2r 2r QF SF 1r 2r

CAREER SNAPSHOTHIGHEST SINGLES RANKING: No.6 (March 1982) • LAST SINGLES EVENT: August 1988 (Athens) Won 1977 Roland Garros title, defeating Florenta Mihai in fi nal. Also runner-up at Roland Garros in 1978 (l. Ruzici) and 1983 (l. Evert); won 1978 Roland Garros doubles title (w/Ruzici). Junior girls’ champion at 1973 Roland Garros and 1974 Wimbledon. Head coach of Slovenian national women’s tennis team and Fed Cup captain 2003-06. Unsuccessful candidate in 2004 European Parliamentary elections. Qualifi ed for WTA Finals in 1976 (1r), 1977 (RR), 1981 (2r) and 1982 (2r). Yugoslavian Fed Cup Team 1973, 1975-76, 1978-80, 1984.

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BARBARA JORDANBIRTHDATE: April 2, 1957 (Milwaukee, WI, USA) • PLAYED: Right-handed (one-handed backhand)CAREER TITLES: 1 singles, 3 doubles • PRIZE MONEY: $145,534

GRAND SLAM TITLESSINGLES (1): 1979 Australian OpenMIXED DOUBLES (1): 1983 Roland Garros (w/Teltscher)

GRAND SLAM (SINGLES) HISTORY (Total W-L Record: 16-21)W-L 85 84 83 82 81 80 79 78 77

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 5-1 – – 1r – – – W – –

ROLAND GARROS 1-6 – 1r 1r 1r 2r 1r 1r – –

WIMBLEDON 6-6 1r – 3r 2r – 3r 2r 3r –

US OPEN 4-8 1r – 1r 1r 2r 2r 3r 1r 3r

CAREER SNAPSHOTHIGHEST SINGLES RANKING: No.37 • LAST SINGLES EVENT: April 1987 (Hilton Head)Won 1979 Australian Open, defeating three of Top 4 seeds en route. Ranked No.68, was second lowest-ranked player at time to win a Grand Slam singles title – now third, excluding Goolagong, (1977 Australian Open [Dec]) and Clijsters (2009 US Open), who were unranked at the time. Also won 1983 Roland Garros mixed doubles title (w/Teltscher). In 1983, sister Kathy also reached final of Australian Open – making them the first sisters to reach Grand Slam singles finals since Maud and Lilian Watson met for the first Wimbledon title in 1884; since joined by Williams sisters.

BILLIE JEAN KINGBIRTHDATE: November 22, 1943 (Long Beach, CA, USA) • PLAYED: Right-handed (one-handed backhand)CAREER TITLES (OPEN ERA): 67 singles, 101 doubles • WIN-LOSS: 695-155 singles • PRIZE MONEY: $1,966,487

GRAND SLAM TITLES - 12 singles / 16 doubles / 11 mixed (Open Era: 8 singles / 10 doubles / 7 mixed)AUSTRALIAN OPEN 1 singles / 0 doubles / 1 mixed Singles: 1968 Doubles: -- Mixed: 1968 (w/Crealy)

ROLAND GARROS 1 singles / 1 doubles / 2 mixed Singles: 1972 Doubles: 1972 (w/Stove) Mixed: 1970 (w/Hewitt), 1967

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WIMBLEDON 6 singles / 10 doubles / 4 mixed Singles: 1975, 1973, 1972, 1968,

1967, 1966 Doubles: 1979 (w/Navratilova),

1973 (w/Casals), 1972 (w/Stove), 1971, 1970, 1968, 1967 (w/Casals), 1965 (w/Bueno), 1962, 1961 (w/Hantze Susman)

Mixed: 1974, 1973, 1971, 1967 (all w/Davidson)

US OPEN 4 singles / 5 doubles / 4 mixed Singles: 1974, 1972, 1971, 1967 Doubles: 1980, 1978

(w/Navratilova), 1974, 1967 (w/Casals), 1964 (w/Hantze Susman)

Mixed: 1976 (w/Dent), 1973, 1971, 1967 (all w/Davidson)

GRAND SLAM HISTORY (Total W-L Record: 190-39 / Open Era W-L Record: 127-24) W-L 83 82 81 80 79 78 77 76 75 74 73 72 71 70 69 68 67 66 65 64 63 62 61 60 59

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 16-4 2r QF – – – – – – – – – – – F W – – SF – – – – – –

ROLAND GARROS 21-6 – 3r – QF – – – – – – – W – QF QF SF QF – – – – – – – –

WIMBLEDON 95-15 SF SF – QF QF QF QF – W QF W W SF F F W W W SF SF F SF 2r – –

US OPEN 58-14 – 1r – – SF – QF – – W 3r W W – QF F W 2r F QF 4r 1r 2r 3r 1r

NOTE: Open Era W-L record at Australian Open (8-3); Roland Garros (18-5); Wimbledon (65-10); US Open (36-6)

CAREER SNAPSHOTWEEKS AT NO.1 (PRE-COMPUTER RANKINGS): Year-end 1968, 1971, 1972, 1974 • LAST SINGLES EVENT: December 1983 (Australian Open)Owns total of 39 Grand Slam titles (12 singles, 16 doubles and 11 mixed doubles), including a triple crown at Wimbledon in 1973. One of 10 women in history to complete career Grand Slam. In September 1970 was one of nine players (known as the ‘Original 9’) who broke away from the tennis establishment and accepted $1 contracts from promoter Gladys Heldman in Houston; led to the birth of women’s professional tennis with the formation of the Virginia Slims Circuit and later the creation of the Women’s Tennis Association, which King spearheaded in 1973. Won Battle of the Sexes match against Bobby Riggs on September 20, 1973, at the Houston Astrodome, which had a TV audience of 90 million. Oldest player to win a WTA singles title, at 1983 Birmingham (aged 39 years, 7 months, 23 days). Inducted into International Tennis Hall of Fame in 1987. Awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the highest civilian honor of the United States, by President Obama at the White House on August 12, 2009.

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LI NABIRTHDATE: February 26, 1982 (Wuhan, China) • PLAYED: Right-handed (two-handed backhand)CAREER TITLES: 9 singles, 2 doubles • PRIZE MONEY: $16,709,074 • WIN-LOSS: 503-108

GRAND SLAM TITLES SINGLES (2): 2014 Australian Open, 2011 Roland Garros

GRAND SLAM HISTORY (Total W-L Record: 90-31) W-L 14 13 12 11 10 09 08 07 06 05

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 34-8 W F 4r F SF - 3r 4r 1r 3r

ROLAND GARROS 20-7 1r 2r 4r W 3r 4r - 3r 3r -

WIMBLEDON 19-8 3r QF 2r 2r QF 3r 2r - QF -

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CAREER SNAPSHOTHIGHEST SINGLES RANKING: No.2 (February 17, 2014) • LAST SINGLES EVENT: July 2014 (Wimbledon)First Asian player to win a Grand Slam singles title, triumphing at 2011 Roland Garros (d. Schiavone in F) and then 2014 Australian Open (d. Cibulkova in F). Finished runner-up at 2011 and 2013 Australian Open. Overall, won nine singles and two doubles titles. Was f irst Chinese player to win a WTA singles title (2004 Guangzhou), and f irst to compete in singles at the WTA Finals (2011-2013) – f inished runner-up in 2013 (l. S.Williams). First Asian player to achieve No.2 singles ranking. Represented her country in Fed Cup for eight years, and was a three-time Olympian (2000, 2008, 2012). Inducted to the International Tennis Hall of Fame in 2019. Gave birth to daugter, Alisa, in 2015 and son, Sapajou, in November 2016.

IVA MAJOLI BIRTHDATE: August 12, 1977 (Zagreb, Croatia) • PLAYED: Right-handed (two-handed backhand) CAREER TITLES: 8 singles, 1 doubles • WIN-LOSS: 316-225 • PRIZE MONEY: $4,405,867

GRAND SLAM TITLESSINGLES (1): 1997 Roland Garros

GRAND SLAM HISTORY (Total W-L Record: 55-33)W-L 03 02 01 00 99 98 97 96 95 94 93 92

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 9-6 1r 2r 3r – – 3r 1r QF – – – –

ROLAND GARROS 28-9 2r 2r 1r 2r – QF W QF QF 4r 4r –

WIMBLEDON 7-7 1r 3r 1r – – 2r QF – 1r 1r – –

US OPEN 11-11 1r 3r 3r – 1r 2r 2r 1r 1r 4r 2r 2r

CAREER SNAPSHOTHIGHEST SINGLES RANKINGS: No.4 (February 5, 1996) • LAST SINGLES EVENT: April 2004 (Estoril)Upset top seed Martina Hingis to win 1997 Roland Garros title in her sole Grand Slam final appearance; ended Hingis’s 37-match winning streak. Cracked Top 10 in October 1995 and remained there until April 1998. Restricted play through injury – notably right shoulder problem, which required surgery – in 1999 and 2000; returned in 2001. Ranked No.58, won 2002 Charleston, which was her last title. Announced retirement in June 2004. Participated in WTA Finals four times (QF in 1997, SF in 1996, 1r in 1994, 1995). Member of Croatian Fed Cup Team 1993-2000, 2002-04; Croatian Olympic Team 1996, 2000. Named Fed Cup Captain in 2012.

HANA MANDLIKOVABIRTHDATE: February 19, 1962 (Prague, Czech Republic) • PLAYED: Right-handed (one-handed backhand)CAREER TITLES: 27 singles, 6 doubles • WIN-LOSS: 567-195 • PRIZE MONEY: $3,340,959

GRAND SLAM TITLES SINGLES (4): 1987 Australian Open, 1985 US Open, 1981 Roland Garros, 1980 Australian Open DOUBLES (1): 1989 US Open (w/Navratilova)

GRAND SLAM HISTORY (Total W-L Record: 142-40) W-L 90 89 88 87 86 85 84 83 82 81 80 79 78

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 29-8 3r 4r QF W – SF – 2r 2r QF W QF –

ROLAND GARROS 39-11 – 1r 2r 2r SF QF SF QF SF W SF QF 2r

WIMBLEDON 33-11 2r 4r 3r – F 3r SF 4r 2r F 4r 4r –

US OPEN 41-10 – 3r – 4r 4r W QF QF F QF F 2r 3r

CAREER SNAPSHOTHIGHEST SINGLES RANKING: No.3 (April 16, 1984) • LAST SINGLES EVENT: June 1990 (Wimbledon)Won four Grand Slam singles titles: 1987 Australian Open, 1985 US Open, 1981 Roland Garros, 1980 Australian Open. One of eight women in Open Era to win three of four majors. Also runner-up at Wimbledon in 1981 and 1986. At 1985 US Open, became f irst player to defeat Evert and Navratilova at same tournament since Austin in Dec 1981. Only player to defeat Martina Navratilova in 129 matches from 1983 Eastbourne-1984 Australian Open quarterf inals. Participated in WTA Finals eight times; best result came in 1985 when she advanced to semifinals. Inducted into International Tennis Hall of Fame in 1994.

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CONCHITA MARTÍNEZBIRTHDATE: April 16, 1972 (Monzón, Spain) • PLAYED: Right-handed (one-handed backhand)CAREER TITLES: 33 singles, 13 doubles • WIN-LOSS: 739-297 singles, 414-232 doubles • PRIZE MONEY: $11,527,977

GRAND SLAM TITLESSINGLES (1): 1994 Wimbledon

GRAND SLAM HISTORY (Total W-L Record: 174-63) W-L 05 04 03 02 01 00 99 98 97 96 95 94 93 92 91 90 89 88

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 38-15 1r 1r 1r 2r 2r SF 3r F 4r QF SF QF 4r 4r – – 2r –

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WIMBLEDON 38-13 3r 1r 3r 3r QF 2r 3r 3r 3r 4r SF W SF 2r – – – –

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CAREER SNAPSHOTHIGHEST SINGLES RANKING: No.2 (October 30, 1995) • LAST SINGLES EVENT: October 2005 (Linz)Only Spanish woman to win Wimbledon singles title, defeating Navratilova in 1994 f inal. Reached two other Grand Slam singles f inals: 1998 Australian Open (l. Hingis) and 2000 Roland Garros (l. Pierce). With Sánchez Vicario helped Spain to f irst-ever Fed Cup title in 1991, f irst of f ive titles in the competition. Had six-year uninterrupted stay in Top 10 from May 1991 through May 1997. Won two Olympic silver medals (1992, 2004) and one bronze medal (1996) in women’s doubles. Competed at WTA Finals a total of 13 times, including four times in both singles and doubles (1999, 1998, 1997, 1995). Served as Spanish Fed Cup captain and Davis Cup Captain.

AMÉLIE MAURESMOBIRTHDATE: July 5, 1979 (Saint-Germain-en-Laye, France) • PLAYED: Right-handed (one-handed backhand) CAREER TITLES: 25 singles, 3 doubles • WIN-LOSS: 545-227 singles • PRIZE MONEY: $15,022,476

GRAND SLAM TITLESSINGLES (2): 2006 Wimbledon, 2006 Australian Open

GRAND SLAM HISTORY (Total W-L Record: 131-43) W-L 09 08 07 06 05 04 03 02 01 00 99 98 97 96 95

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 38-9 3r 3r 4r W QF QF - QF 4r 2r F 3r - - -

ROLAND GARROS 25-15 1r 2r 3r 4r 3r QF QF 4r 1r 4r 2r 1r 2r 2r 1r

WIMBLEDON 33-9 4r 3r 4r W SF SF - SF 3r 1r - 2r - - -

US OPEN 35-10 2r 4r - SF QF QF QF SF QF - 4r 3r - - -

CAREER SNAPSHOTWEEKS AT NO.1: 39 (September 13, 2004) • LAST SINGLES EVENT: September 2009 (US Open)Won 2006 Australian Open and Wimbledon, defeating Henin in both fi nals. Rose to No.1 on September 13, 2004 for fi ve weeks and again in 2006 for 34 weeks; fi rst French player, man or woman to do so. Silver medalist at 2004 Athens Olympics (l. Henin). Won 2005 season-ending WTA Finals. Ranked in year-end Top 10 every year from 2001-06. Helped France to Fed Cup title in 2003 and to fi nal in 2004-05, later becoming captain of the national team that fi nished runners-up in 2016. Received Legion of Honor in 2007, presented in Paris by French President Jacques Chirac. Gave birth to son, Aaron, in August 2015 and a daughter, Ayla, in April 2017.

KERRY MELVILLE-REIDBIRTHDATE: August 7, 1947 (Mosman, NSW, Australia) • PLAYED: Right-handed (one-handed backhand)CAREER TITLES: 17 singles • CAREER PRIZE MONEY: $554,767

GRAND SLAM TITLES SINGLES (1): 1977 Australian Open [Jan]DOUBLES (2): [OPEN ERA - 1] 1978 Wimbledon (w/Turnbull), 1968 Australian Championships (w/Krantzcke)

GRAND SLAM HISTORY (Total W-L Record: 124-44 / Open Era W-L Record: 97-33) W-L 79 78 77 76 75 74 73 72 71 70 69 68 67 66 65 64 63

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 35-12 – – W*SF+ 1r – SF SF – – F SF 3r SF SF 3r 2r 3r

ROLAND GARROS 13-5 – – – – – – – 4r 2r – QF 4r SF – – – –

WIMBLEDON 38-14 4r 4r QF QF 2r SF QF 3r QF 4r 2r 3r 3r 3r – – –

US OPEN 38-13 QF 4r 4r 2r QF QF QF F SF QF 1r – 4r SF – – –

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CAREER SNAPSHOTHIGHEST SINGLES RANKING: No.5 • LAST SINGLES EVENT: April 1985 (Hilton Head)Won 1977 (Jan) Australian Open title, defeating Dianne Fromholtz in fi nal. Also advanced to 1970 Australian Open and 1972 US Open fi nals. Won 1978 Wimbledon doubles (w/Turnbull) and 1968 Australian Championships (w/Krantzcke). Member of Original 9 players who pioneered creation of women’s professional circuit. Runner-up at inaugural year-end WTA Finals in 1972 (l. Evert). After introduction of computerized rankings, ranked in year-end Top 10 from 1975-79. Played on seven Australian Fed Cup teams, reaching fi nal six times. Australian Fed Cup Team 1967-69, 1976-79.

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ANASTASIA MYSKINABIRTHDATE: July 8, 1981 (Moscow, Russia) • PLAYED: Right-handed (two-handed backhand) CAREER TITLES: 10 singles, 5 doubles • WIN-LOSS: 355-191 singles, 100-92 doubles • PRIZE MONEY: $5,606,725

GRAND SLAM TITLES SINGLES (1): 2004 Roland Garros

GRAND SLAM (SINGLES) HISTORY (Total W-L Record: 53-27)W-L 07 06 05 04 03 02 01 00 99

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 14-5 – 4r 4r QF QF 2r – – –

ROLAND GARROS 11-7 1r 4r 1r W 2r 1r 1r 1r –

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CAREER SNAPSHOTHIGHEST SINGLES RANKING: No.2 (September 13, 2004) • LAST SINGLES EVENT: May 2007 (Roland Garros)Won 2004 Roland Garros title in historic all-Russian fi nal vs. Dementieva; became fi rst Russian Grand Slam singles champion. Advanced to quarterfi nals on fi ve other occasions at majors. First Russian player to rank in Top 5 in March 2004 and set a national ranking record of No.2 in September 2004 (later surpassed by Sharapova and Safi na at No.1). Led Russia to fi rst Fed Cup title in 2004, winning all three rubbers played in the fi nal. Played at WTA Finals three times (2002, 2003, 2004), achieving best result in 2004 by reaching semifi nals.

MARTINA NAVRATILOVABIRTHDATE: October 18, 1956 (Prague, Czech Republic) • PLAYED: Left-handed (one-handed backhand) CAREER TITLES: 167 singles, 177 doubles • WIN-LOSS: 1442-219 singles • PRIZE MONEY: $21,626,089

GRAND SLAM TITLES – 18 Singles / 31 Doubles / 10 MixedAUSTRALIAN OPEN – 3 Singles / 7 Doubles / 1 Mixed

Singles: 1985, 1983, 1981Doubles: 1989, 1988, 1987, 1985, 1984, 1983 (all w/Shriver), 1980 (w/Nagelsen), Mixed: 2003 (w/Paes)

ROLAND GARROS – 2 Singles / 8 Doubles / 2 MixedSingles: 1984, 1982Doubles: 1988, 1987 (both w/Shriver), 1986 (w/Temesvari), 1985, 1984, 1983 (each w/Shriver), 1982 (w/A.Smith), 1975 (w/Evert) Mixed: 1985 (w/Gunthardt), 1974 (w/Molina)

WIMBLEDON – 9 Singles / 7 Doubles / 4 MixedSingles: 1990, 1987, 1986, 1985, 1984, 1983, 1982, 1979, 1978Doubles: 1986, 1983, 1982, 1982, 1991 (all w/Shriver), 1979 (w/King), 1976 (w/Evert)Mixed: 2003 (w/Paes), 1995 (w/Stark),1993 (w/Woodforde), 1985 (w/McNamee)

US OPEN – 4 Singles / 9 Doubles / 3 MixedSingles: 1987, 1986, 1984, 1983Doubles: 1990 (w/G.Fernández), 1989 (w/Mandlikova), 1987, 1986, 1984, 1983 (all w/Shriver), 1980, 1978 (both w/King), 1977 (w/Stove)Mixed: 2006 (w/B.Bryan), 1987 (w/Sánchez), 1985 (w/Gunthardt)

GRAND SLAM HISTORY (Total W-L Record: 306-49)W-L 04 03 95 94 93 92 91 90 89 88 87 86 85 84 83 82 81 80 79 78 77 76 75 74 73

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 46-7 – – – – – – – – QF SF F – W SF W F W SF – – – – F – –

ROLAND GARROS 51-11 1r – – 1r – – – – – 4r F F F W 4r W QF – – – – – F QF QF

WIMBLEDON 120-14 2r – – F SF SF QF W F F W W W W W W SF SF W W QF SF QF 1r 3r

US OPEN 89-17 – – – – 4r 2r F 4r F QF W W F W W QF F 4r SF SF SF 1r SF 3r 1r

CAREER SNAPSHOTWEEKS AT NO.1: 332 weeks (July 10, 1978) • LAST SINGLES EVENT: July 2004 (Wimbledon)At Grand Slams is winner of 18 singles, 31 doubles and 10 mixed doubles titles. Completed career Grand Slam at 1983 US Open. One of three women to win singles, doubles and mixed titles at least once at every Grand Slam, including a rare triple crown at 1987 US Open. Her 167 career singles titles and 177 doubles titles are all-time records. First achieved No.1 ranking on July 10, 1978 and held the top ranking for 332 weeks. First player to rank at No.1 in singles and doubles simultaneously in September 1984. Initially retired from full-time singles at end of 1994, and played f inal match of career at 2006 US Open mixed doubles f inal, becoming the oldest woman to win a Grand Slam title a month short of her 50th birthday (w/Bob Bryan). Inducted into International Tennis Hall of Fame in 2000.

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JANA NOVOTNABIRTHDATE: October 2, 1968 (Brno, Czech Republic) • PLAYED: Right-handed (one-handed backhand) CAREER TITLES: 24 singles, 76 doubles • WIN-LOSS: 569-221 singles • PRIZE MONEY: $11,249,134

GRAND SLAM TITLESSINGLES (1): 1998 WimbledonDOUBLES (12): 1998 US Open (w/Hingis), 1998 Wimbledon (w/Hingis), 1998 Roland Garros (w/Hingis), 1997 US Open (w/Davenport), 1997

Wimbledon (w/Sánchez-Vicario), 1995 Australian Open (w/Sánchez-Vicario), 1994 US Open (w/ Sánchez-Vicario), 1991 Roland Garros (w/G.Fernandez), 1990 Wimbledon (w/Sukova), 1990 Roland Garros (w/Sukova), 1990 Australian Open (w/Sukova), 1989 Wimbledon (w/Sukova)

MIXED DOUBLES (4): 1989 Wimbledon (w/Pugh), 1989 Australian Open (w/Pugh), 1988 US Open (w/Pugh), 1988 Australian Open (w/Pugh)

GRAND SLAM HISTORY (Total W-L Record: 149-49)W-L 99 98 97 96 95 94 93 92 91 90 89 88 87 86

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 23-9 3r – – – 4r QF 2r 4r F 3r 3r 1r – –

ROLAND GARROS 38-14 4r QF 3r SF 3r 1r QF 4r QF SF QF 1r 3r 1r

WIMBLEDON 50-13 QF W F QF SF QF F 3r 2r QF 4r 2r 4r 1r

US OPEN 38-13 3r SF QF QF QF SF 4r 1r 4r QF 2r 1r 4r –

CAREER SNAPSHOTHIGHEST RANKING: Singles - No.2 (July 7, 1997), Doubles - No.1 (67 weeks, Aug 27, 1990) • LAST SINGLES EVENT: October 1999 (Filderstadt)Won 1998 Wimbledon title playing her 45th major, defeating Nathalie Tauziat in fi nal; at the time, oldest fi rst-time winner of a Grand Slam title in the Open Era. Also runner-up at 1991 Australian Open, and 1993/1997 Wimbledon. Captured 12 Grand Slam doubles titles. Won 1997 WTA Finals in singles and doubles; also won doubles title in 1995. Olympic singles bronze medalist in 1996 and doubles silver medalist in 1988 and 1996. Inducted into International Tennis Hall of Fame in 2005. Passed away after battle with cancer on November 19, 2017, at 49 years old.

CHRIS O’NEILBIRTHDATE: March 19, 1956 (Newcastle, Australia) • PLAYED: Right-handedCAREER TITLES: 1 singles, 2 doubles • PRIZE MONEY: $56,291

GRAND SLAM TITLESSINGLES (1): 1978 Australian Open

GRAND SLAM HISTORY (Total W-L Record: 8-22)W-L 83 82 81 80 79 78 77 76 75 74 73

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 7-6 – 2r – – – W 1r* 1r 2r 1r 1r

ROLAND GARROS 0-6 1r – 2r – 1r 1r 1r 1r – – –

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US OPEN 0-3 – – – – 2r 2r – – – 1r –

*January 1977CAREER SNAPSHOTHIGHEST SINGLES RANKING: No.67 • LAST SINGLES EVENT: June 1985 (Wimbledon qualifying)Won 1978 Australian Open – the last Australian woman to do so. Ranked No.111, became fi rst unseeded player in Open Era to win a Grand Slam singles title. One of a handful of players to win junior and senior titles at Australian Open. Teamed with Whytcross to win back-to-back doubles titles in Tokyo in 1983. Qualifi ed for season-ending WTA Finals in doubles in 1983. Took over tennis centre in Newcastle, Australia in 2007.

MARY PIERCEBIRTHDATE: January 15, 1975 (Montréal, Canada) • PLAYED: Right-handed (two-handed backhand)CAREER TITLES: 18 singles, 10 doubles • WIN-LOSS: 511-237 singles, 197-116 doubles • PRIZE MONEY: $9,793,119

GRAND SLAM TITLESSINGLES (2): 2000 Roland Garros, 1995 Australian Open DOUBLES (1): 2000 Roland Garros (w/Hingis) MIXED (1): 2005 Wimbledon (w/Bhupathi)

GRAND SLAM HISTORY (Total W-L Record: 142-50)W-L 06 05 04 03 02 01 00 99 98 97 96 95 94 93 92 91 90

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 36-12 2r 1r – 2r 1r 3r 4r QF QF F 2r W 4r QF – – –

ROLAND GARROS 44-14 – F 3r 1r QF – W 2r 2r 4r 3r 4r F 4r 4r 3r 2r

WIMBLEDON 21-10 – QF 1r 4r 3r – 2r 4r 1r 4r QF 2r – – – – –

US OPEN 41-14 3r F 4r 4r 1r – 4r QF 4r 4r – 3r QF 4r 4r 3r –

CAREER SNAPSHOTHIGHEST SINGLES RANKING: No.3 (January 30, 1995) • LAST SINGLES EVENT: October 2006 (Linz)Won two Grand Slam titles: 1995 Australian Open – fi rst Frenchwoman to win a major since 1967 – and 2000 Roland Garros, becoming only Frenchwoman to date to win Roland Garros title in Open Era. Runner-up four times at a major: 1994 Roland Garros, 1997 Australian Open, 2005 Roland Garros and 2005 US Open. Part of two French Fed Cup winning teams (1997, 2004). French Olympic Team, 1992, 1996, 2004. Ruptured ACL in left knee in 2r at 2006 Linz (having missed 3mps) and underwent surgery in December that year. Inducted into International Tennis Hall of Fame in 2019.

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FLAVIA PENNETTABIRTHDATE: February 25, 1982 (Brindisi, Italy) • PLAYED: Right-handed (two-handed backhand)CAREER TITLES: 11 singles, 17 doubles • WIN-LOSS: 582-365 singles, 393-243 doubles • PRIZE MONEY: $14,197,917

GRAND SLAM TITLESSINGLES (1): 2015 US OpenDOUBLES (1): 2011 Australian Open (w/Dulko)

GRAND SLAM HISTORY (Total W-L Record: 79-48) W-L 15 14 13 12 11 10 09 08 07 06 05 04 03AUSTRALIAN OPEN 13 - 12 1r QF - 1r 4r 2r 3r 2r 1r 3r 1r 1r 1r

ROLAND GARROS 18 - 13 4r 2r 1r 3r 1r 4r 1r 4r 1r 3r 3r 1r 3r

WIMBLEDON 17 - 13 1r 2r 4r 1r 3r 3r 3r 2r 1r 4r 4r 1r 2r

US OPEN 31 - 10 W QF SF - QF 3r QF QF 2r - 1r 1r 1r

CAREER SNAPSHOTHIGHEST SINGLES RANKING: No.6 (September 28, 2015) • LAST SINGLES EVENT: October 2015 (WTA Finals)Won sole Grand Slam singles title at 2015 US Open (d. Vinci in F), her 49th career Grand Slam appearance; defeated consecutive Top 5 opponents to reach fi nal. Won 2011 Australian Open (w/Dulko) and two-time US Open fi nalist (2005 w/Dementieva; 2014 w/Hingis). Throughout career, winner of 11 career singles titles from 25 fi nals and 17 doubles titles from 34 fi nals. Seven-time fi nalist at Acapulco, winning two titles (2005, 2008). Also reached fi nal three times in Palermo (with one title) and twice in Auckland. Became fi rst Italian woman to reach Top 10 in singles on August 17, 2009. Won WTA Finals in doubles in 2010 (w/Dulko) and named WTA Doubles Team of the Year; spent 18 weeks as WTA Doubles World No.1, ascending to top spot in February 2011. Married ATP player Fabio Fognini in June 2015 and gave birth to son, Federico, in May 2017.

AGNIESZKA RADWANSKABIRTHDATE: March 6, 1989 (Krakow, Poland) • PLAYED: Right-handed (two-handed backhand)CAREER TITLES: 20 singles, 2 doubles • WIN-LOSS: 594-269 • PRIZE MONEY: $27,683,807

GRAND SLAM HISTORY (Overall: 125 – 49)W-L 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 09 08 07 06

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 35 - 12 3r 2r SF 4r SF QF QF QF 3r 1r QF 2r -

ROL AND GARROS 23 - 11 - 3r 4r 1r 3r QF 3r 4r 2r 4r 4r 1r -

WIMBLEDON 43 - 13 2r 4r 4r SF 4r SF F 2r 4r QF QF 3r 4r

US OPEN 24 - 13 1r 3r 4r 3r 2r 4r 4r 2r 2r 2r 4r 4r 2r

CAREER SNAPSHOTHIGHEST SINGLES RANKING: No.2 (July 9, 2012) • LAST SINGLES EVENT: September 2018 (Seoul)2012 Wimbledon fi nalist (l. S.Williams) and 2015 WTA Finals champion. Won more matches than any player on tour during a six-year span (2011-16) with six-consecutive 40+ match wins seasons; won 16 titles in that six year period. One of only 26 players to win 20 or more singles titles during career. Played in 47-consecutive Grand Slams (2006 Wimbledon – 2018 Australian Open. Reached career-high singles ranking of No.2 on July 9, 2012. Broke into Top 100 on September 11, 2006 and Top 50 on January 29, 2007. Became fi rst Polish player to reach Top 10 on July 7, 2008. Winner of two WTA doubles titles, including one with sister Urszula (2007 Istanbul). In juniors, won two Grand Slam titles – 2005 Wimbledon and 2006 Roland Garros.

NANCY RICHEYBIRTHDATE: August 23, 1942 (San Angelo, TX, USA) • PLAYED: Right-handed (one-handed backhand)CAREER SINGLES TITLES (OPEN ERA) : 19 singles

GRAND SLAM TITLES SINGLES (2): [OPEN ERA - 1] 1968 Roland Garros, 1967 Australian Open DOUBLES (4): 1966 Australian Championships (w/Graebner), 1966 US Championships (w/Bueno), 1966 Wimbledon (w/Bueno), 1965 US

Championships (w/Graebner)

GRAND SLAM HISTORY (Total W-L Record: 119-36 / Open Era W-L Record: 56-20)W-L 78 77 76 75 74 73 72 71 70 69 68 67 66 65 64 63 62 61 60 59

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 9-0 – – – – – – – – – – – W F* – – – – – – –

ROLAND GARROS 32-8 2r 3r – – – 3r – SF – SF W – F SF 4r – – – – –

WIMBLEDON 34-11 – – – 2r – – QF QF – QF SF 4r QF QF QF – 3r 2r – –

US OPEN 44-17 1r 4r 2r 1r QF 2r 1r 3r SF F – – F SF SF QF 3r – QF 3r

Win-Loss Record (Open Era): Australian Open, 0-0; Roland Garros, 20-5; Wimbledon, 17-5; US Open, 19-10.

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CAREER SNAPSHOTHIGHEST SINGLES RANKING: No.3 (Pre-Computer Rankings) • LAST SINGLES EVENT: August 1978 (US Open)Winner of f irst Grand Slam tournament of Open Era at 1968 Roland Garros (d. Haydon Jones in F). Also won 1967 Australian Championships and reached four other Grand Slam singles f inals, three in 1966. Pre-Open Era, won four Grand Slam doubles titles, including three of the four majors in 1966. Inducted into International Tennis Hall of Fame in 2003. Member of Original 9 players who campaigned successfully for the creation of a women’s professional circuit. Three appearances at WTA Finals: 1972 (1r), 1973 (R-Up) and 1975 (1r).

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VIRGINIA RUZICIBIRTHDATE: January 31, 1955 (Cimpa-Turzil, Romania) • PLAYED: Right-handed (one-handed backhand)CAREER TITLES: 12 singles, 15 doubles • PRIZE MONEY: $1,183,728

GRAND SLAM TITLES SINGLES (1): 1978 Roland Garros DOUBLES (1): 1978 Roland Garros (w/Jausovec)

GRAND SLAM HISTORY (Total W-L Record: 73-39)W-L 87 86 85 84 83 82 81 80 79 78 77 76 75 74 73

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 2-3 – – – – – – 2r QF – – – – – – –ROLAND GARROS 32-12 2r – 1r 4r 3r QF QF F QF W – SF 2r 2r 1r WIMBLEDON 18-13 – – 2r 2r 4r 4r QF 2r 4r QF 2r 1r 1r 2r 2r US OPEN 21-11 – – 1r 3r 1r 4r 3r 4r – QF 4r QF 1r 1r –

CAREER SNAPSHOTHIGHEST SINGLES RANKING: No.8 (May 1979) • LAST SINGLES EVENT: October 1987 (Zürich)Turned professional in 1975, and three years later won her sole Grand Slam singles title, defeating defending champion Mima Jausovec to win 1978 Roland Garros. The two fi nalists teamed up to win the Roland Garros doubles title, while Ruzici also fi nished runner-up in the mixed doubles (and again the following year). Reached a second Grand Slam fi nal at 1980 Roland Garros (l. Evert). Won 12 singles titles during her career, and was ranked in the world’s Top 20 from 1977-1983. A regular member of the Romanian Fed Cup team, playing 1973-76, 1978, 1980-81, 1983. After retirement, worked for IMG for several years, and now manages fellow Romanian Simona Halep.

GABRIELA SABATINIBIRTHDATE: May 16, 1970 (Buenos Aires, Argentina) • PLAYED: Right-handed (one-handed backhand) CAREER TITLES: 27 singles, 14 doubles • WIN-LOSS: 632-189 • PRIZE MONEY: $8,785,850

GRAND SLAM TITLESSINGLES (1): 1990 US Open DOUBLES (1): 1988 Wimbledon (w/Graf )

GRAND SLAM HISTORY (Total W-L Record: 164-42 )W-L 96 95 94 93 92 91 90 89 88 87 86 85 84

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 29-8 4r 1r SF SF SF QF 3r SF – – – – –ROLAND GARROS 42-11 – QF 1r QF SF SF 4r 4r SF SF 4r SF –WIMBLEDON 42-11 – QF 4r QF SF F SF 2r 4r QF SF 3r –US OPEN 51-12 3r SF SF QF QF QF W SF F QF 4r 1r 3r

CAREER SNAPSHOTHIGHEST SINGLES RANKING: No.3 (February 1989) • LAST SINGLES EVENT: October 1996 (Zürich)Won 1990 US Open, defeating Stefanie Graf in fi nal – only Argentine woman to date to win a Grand Slam singles title. Reached SF on Roland Garros debut, aged 15 years, 3 weeks – was youngest to do so at time. Played at WTA Finals in singles 10 times (won title in 1988, 1994), including four years competing in both singles and doubles competition. Played in fi rst fi ve-set women’s match since 1901 in 1990 WTA Finals championship match (l. Seles). Won Olympic singles silver medal in 1988; carried Argentine fl ag in opening ceremony. Inducted into International Tennis Hall of Fame in 2006.

DINARA SAFINABIRTHDATE: April 27, 1986 (Moscow, Russia) • PLAYED: Right-handed (two-handed backhand)CAREER TITLES: 12 singles, 9 doubles • WIN-LOSS: 360-173 singles, 181-91 doubles • PRIZE MONEY: $10,585,640

GRAND SLAM TITLES DOUBLES (1): 2007 US Open (w/Dechy)

GRAND SLAM HISTORY (Overall: 65-33)W-L 12 11 10 09 08 07 06 05 04 03 02

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CAREER SNAPSHOTWEEKS AT NO.1: 26 (April 20, 2009) • LAST SINGLES EVENT: May 2011 (Madrid)Reached three Grand Slam singles fi nals: 2008 Roland Garros (l. Ivanovic), 2009 Australian Open (l. S.Williams), and 2009 Roland Garros (l. Kuznetsova). Winner of 12 WTA singles and nine doubles titles, including 2007 US Open (w/Dechy). Became 19th player to rank No.1 on April 20, 2009 (stayed there for 26 non-consecutive weeks); part of the fi rst ever brother-sister pair (Marat Safi n) to rank No.1 during their careers. Won singles silver medal at 2008 Beijing Olympics (l. Dementieva). Offi cially announced her retirement from tennis in May 2014.

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ARANTXA SÁNCHEZ VICARIOBIRTHDATE: December 18, 1971 (Barcelona, Spain) • PLAYED: Right-handed (two-handed backhand) CAREER TITLES: 29 singles, 69 doubles • WIN-LOSS: 759-295 singles, 667-216 doubles • PRIZE MONEY: $16,917,312

GRAND SLAM TITLES SINGLES (4): 1998 Roland Garros, 1994 US Open, 1994 Roland Garros, 1989 Roland Garros DOUBLES (6): 1996 Australian Open (w/Rubin), 1995 Wimbledon (w/Novotna), 1995 Australian Open (w/Novotna), 1994 US Open (w/Novotna), 1993 US Open

(w/Sukova), 1992 Australian Open (w/Sukova) MIXED DOUBLES (4): 2000 US Open (w/Palmer), 1993 Australian Open (w/Woodbridge), 1992 Roland Garros (w/Woodbridge), 1990 Roland Garros (w/Lozano)

GRAND SLAM HISTORY (Total W-L Record: 210-54)W-L 02 01 00 99 98 97 96 95 94 93 92 91 90 89 88 87

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 41-11 1r – QF 2r QF 3r QF F F SF SF SF – – – –

ROLAND GARROS 72-13 1r 2r SF SF W QF F F W SF SF F 2r W QF QF

WIMBLEDON 41-15 – 2r 4r 2r QF SF F F 4r 4r 2r QF 1r QF 1r 1r

US OPEN 56-15 1r 3r 4r 4r QF QF 4r 4r W SF F QF SF QF 4r 1r

CAREER SNAPSHOTWEEKS AT NO.1: 12 (February 6, 1995) • LAST SINGLES EVENT: November 2002 (Fed Cup Final)Won four Grand Slam singles titles. Rose to No.1 singles ranking in February 1995; fi rst Spanish player, man or woman to rank No.1. Also ranked No.1 in doubles, at the time just second player to rank No.1 in singles and doubles simultaneously after Navratilova. Helped Spain to fi rst Fed Cup victory in 1991, ended up playing 10 Fed Cup fi nals, winning fi ve titles. Won four Olympic medals – two silver, two bronze; played in fi ve Olympic Games from 1988 to 2004. Inducted into International Tennis Hall of Fame in 2007. Gave birth to daughter, Arantxa, in 2007, and son, Leo, in 2011.

MONICA SELESBIRTHDATE: December 2, 1973 (Novi Sad, Yugoslavia) • PLAYED: Left-handed (two-handed both sides) CAREER TITLES: 53 singles, 6 doubles • WIN-LOSS: 595-122 singles • PRIZE MONEY: $14,891,762

GRAND SLAM TITLESSINGLES (9): 1996 Australian Open, 1993 Australian Open, 1992 US Open, 1992 Roland Garros, 1992 Australian Open, 1991 US Open,

1991 Roland Garros, 1991 Australian Open, 1990 Roland Garros

GRAND SLAM HISTORY (Total W-L Record: 180-31)W-L 03 02 01 00 99 98 97 96 95 94 93 92 91 90 89

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 43-4 2r SF QF – SF – – W – – W W W – –

ROLAND GARROS 54-8 1r QF – QF SF F SF QF – – – W W W SF

WIMBLEDON 30-9 – QF – QF 3r QF 3r 2r – – – F – QF 4r

US OPEN 53-10 – QF 4r QF QF QF QF F F – – W W 3r 4r

CAREER SNAPSHOTWEEKS AT NO.1: 178 (March 11, 1991) • LAST SINGLES EVENT: May 2003 (Roland Garros)Won nine Grand Slam singles titles, including three of the four majors. In eight majors contested between 1991-93, won seven and was runner-up at 1992 Wimbledon, which was fi rst Grand Slam fi nal she lost; only player in Open Era to win fi rst six Grand Slam fi nals played. Youngest-ever winner at Roland Garros at 16 years, 6 months in 1990; also youngest winner of season-ending WTA Finals in 1990 (d. Sabatini in fi rst women’s match to extend to 5 sets since 1901). Rose to No.1 on March 11, 1991. Won singles bronze medal at 2000 Sydney Olympics. Inducted into International Tennis Hall of Fame in 2009.

VIRGINIA WADEBIRTHDATE: July 10, 1945 (Bournemouth, Great Britain) • PLAYED: Right-handed (one-handed backhand)CAREER TITLES (OPEN ERA): 55 singles • WIN-LOSS: 839-329 • PRIZE MONEY: $1,542,278

GRAND SLAM TITLES SINGLES (3): 1977 Wimbledon, 1972 Australian Open, 1968 US OpenDOUBLES (4): 1975 US Open, 1973 US Open, 1973 Roland Garros, 1973 Australian Open (all w/Court)

GRAND SLAM (SINGLES) HISTORY (Total W-L Record: 142-60 / Open Era W-L Record: 122-49)85 84 83 82 81 80 79 78 77 76 75 74 73 72 71 70 69 68 67 66 65 64 63 62

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 2r 2r 2r - - - - - - - - - QF W – – - - - - - - - -

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CAREER SNAPSHOTHIGHEST SINGLES RANKING: No.2 • LAST SINGLES EVENT: November 1985 (Australian Open)Won three Grand Slam singles titles: 1968 US Open, 1972 Australian Open and 1977 Wimbledon, winning all three Grand Slam singles fi nals that she contested – one of eight women who’ve won three of the four Grand Slam titles in Open Era. At 1977 Wimbledon, won title on 16th attempt, in front of Queen Elizabeth II, who was celebrating 25 years of her reign. Won four Grand Slam doubles titles with Margaret Court. As an amateur, won fi rst-ever tournament open to professionals at 1968 Bournemouth. In 1982, became fi rst woman elected to Wimbledon Committee. Inducted into International Tennis Hall of Fame in 1989. Member of British Fed Cup Team 1967-70, 1972-83.

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The Original 9 – Tennis Players & PioneersWTA Celebrates 50 Years of Women’s Tennis Independence in 2020

The introduction of Open Tennis in 1968 brought an end to ‘shamateurism’ but it didn’t do much for the women who played the sport. In fact, the gulf in prize money

off ered to men compared to women only grew. Adding insult to injury, there were no tournaments where the women could shine on their own terms; typically they were relegated to the outside courts.

The situation came to a head in the summer of 1970 when pay ratios hit 8:1 in favor of the men - if not worse. Some of the game’s biggest names envisaged a better future and so they joined forces with World Tennis publisher Gladys Heldman, a potent advocate with supportive business contacts like Joe Cullman, the chairman of Philip Morris.

Facing tennis establishment threats that they would be banned from playing Grand Slam tournaments and lose their national rankings, nine women took a leap of faith. On September 23, 1970 they signed $1 contracts with Heldman to compete truly independently from the men for the fi rst time, in the groundbreaking Virginia Slims Invitational at the Houston Racquet Club.

The Original 9, as they would come to be known, comprised Billie Jean King, Rosie Casals, Nancy Richey, Judy Dalton, Kerry Melville Reid, Julie Heldman, Peaches Bartkowicz, Kristy Pigeon and Valerie Ziegenfuss. Casals defeated Dalton in the fi nal of the Houston event, which boasted a total prize purse of $7,500. But they had all played a part in proving a winning formula.

Buoyed by the success of Houston, Heldman and Cullman promptly announced a series of tournaments around the United States in 1971, under the Virginia Slims banner. Traditional events had to raise their game or risk fading away, and the momentum led to the formation of the WTA in 1973. Women’s tennis hasn’t looked back.

JANE ‘PEACHES’ BARTKOWICZ was 21 when she signed her $1 contract to play at the Houston Invitational in 1970. After a stellar junior career that saw her win countless national titles as well as the Wimbledon girls’ singles title as a 15-year-old, Bartkowicz went on to post wins over the likes of Virginia Wade and Evonne Goolagong, reaching the quarters at the US Open in 1968 and 1969, and winning the Canadian Open in 1968. A member of the victorious US Fed Cup side in 1969, she initially retired in 1971, before returning briefl y to the tour and World TeamTennis in 1974.

Ranked a career-high No.3 in 1970, ROSIE CASALS was 22 when she defeated Judy Dalton in the fi nal of the Virginia Slims Invitational at Houston. Winner of 11 professional singles titles, she reached two Grand Slam fi nals, both at the US Open, falling to Margaret Court in 1970 and to Billie Jean King in 1971. Her haul of 112 doubles titles, including fi ve Wimbledon crowns with King among nine Grand Slam wins, ranks second only to Martina Navratilova; she also won three mixed doubles majors. A member of seven winning US Fed Cup teams, she was inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame in 1996.

JUDY DALTON was 32 when she was runner-up to Rosie Casals at the Virginia Slims Invitational in Houston. During her career Dalton (née Tegart) won nine Grand Slam doubles titles (including fi ve with Margaret Court), earning her career Grand Slam. In singles, she reached the Wimbledon fi nal in 1968, upsetting Court and Nancy Richey before succumbing to Billie Jean King. From Wimbledon in 1967 until her retirement at 40 after the 1977 Australian Open, Dalton reached at least the quarters in 10 of 20 majors played. She was a member of two victorious Fed Cup squads.

Gladys Heldman’s daughter, JULIE HELDMAN, was 25 in 1970. During her career she won 25 singles titles, including the Italian Open, reached three Grand Slam singles semifi nals, and peaked at No.2 in the United States in 1969 (No.5 in the world). She was a member of three victorious Fed Cup teams before leaving the tour in 1975.

Aff ectionately known as the Old Lady, BILLIE JEAN KING

was not even 27 when she took on the role of ringleader at Houston in 1970. By this point she had won fi ve of her 12 Grand Slam singles titles (among 39 majors overall) and spent time as No.1 in both singles and doubles. Yet she was far from done, on court or off . While fi guring as a political force, it was during the fi rst half of the 1970s that King was at the peak of her playing powers. In 1971 alone – the fi rst full Virginia Slims season – she won 17 singles titles and became the fi rst female athlete to earn $100,000 in prize money in a single year. In 1973 she beat Bobby Riggs in the Battle of the Sexes and became founding president of the WTA.

In 1970, NANCY RICHEY was a 28-year-old two-time Grand Slam singles champion, having won the 1967 Australian Open and 1968 Roland Garros – the fi rst major of the Open Era. During her two-decade career the Texan won 69 singles titles and ranked as high at No.2 in 1969. She also won four Grand Slam doubles titles. Richey retired after the 1978 US Open at the age of 36 and was inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame in 2003.

KERRY MELVILLE REID was 23 when she played at

Houston in 1970. Among 22 singles titles won during her career she won her home Grand Slam, the Australian Open, in 1977. A further 40 fi nals included the Aussie Open in 1970, and in 1972 both the US Open and the nascent Virginia Slims Tour’s fi rst season-ending championships – the event now known as the WTA Finals. A Top 10 regular throughout the Seventies, she won three doubles majors, including 1978 Wimbledon with Wendy Turnbull.

The youngest member of the Original 9, KRISTY

PIGEON was just 20 when she took a stand at the Virginia Slims Invitational in 1970. After winning the US girls’ title and junior Wimbledon, Pigeon went on to reach the Round of 16 of the ladies’ singles at the All England Club in 1968 and 1969, and made the US Top 10. She left the Tour in 1975, having represented the US in team competitions and won the Welsh Open.

VALERIE ZIEGENFUSS was 21 in 1970. In singles, she reached the Round of 16 at three Grand Slams, and one fi nal on the fl edgling tour, at the Virginia Slims of Oklahoma in 1972. She ranked as high as No.7 in the Unites States in singles, and was the top-ranked doubles player in 1967.

Clockwise from top left: Valerie Ziegenfuss, Billie Jean King, Nancy Richey, Peaches Bartkowicz, Kristy Pigeon, Julie Heldman, Rosie Casals, Kerry Melville and Judy Dalton. Photo at the Family Circle Cup in Charleston in April, 2012.

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