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Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships CITY, COUNTRY TOURNAMENT DATES SURFACE ON-SITE PRIZE MONEY DUBAI, UAE 7-13 March 2021 Hard, Deco Turf II $ 1,835,490 STATUS NAT MAIN DRAW SINGLES 1 1 SVITOLINA, Elina UKR E. Svitolina [1] 2 BYE S. Kuznetsova 3 WANG, Qiang CHN S. Kuznetsova 26 64 61 4 KUZNETSOVA, Svetlana RUS 64 16 75 B. Krejcikova 5 TIG, Patricia Maria ROU J. Ostapenko 63 62 6 OSTAPENKO, Jelena LAT 63 63 B. Krejcikova 7 KREJCIKOVA, Barbora CZE B. Krejcikova 63 61 8 16 SAKKARI, Maria GRE 62 76(4) B. Krejcikova 9 11 KEYS, Madison USA M. Keys [11] 60 62 10 Q LIANG, En-Shuo TPE 61 61 A. Potapova 11 SIEGEMUND, Laura GER A. Potapova 64 63 12 WC POTAPOVA, Anastasia RUS 63 62 A. Potapova 13 PAVLYUCHENKOVA, Anastasia RUS V. Kudermetova 61 26 75 14 KUDERMETOVA, Veronika RUS 76(3) 62 B. Bencic [6] 15 BYE B. Bencic [6] 64 57 64 16 6 BENCIC, Belinda SUI B. Krejcikova 17 4 KVITOVA, Petra CZE P. Kvitova [4] 75 62 18 BYE J. Teichmann 19 Q ZAVATSKA, Katarina UKR J. Teichmann 62 34 RET 20 TEICHMANN, Jil SUI 61 62 J. Teichmann 21 JABEUR, Ons TUN O. Jabeur 63 63 22 SINIAKOVA, Katerina CZE 62 63 O. Jabeur 23 ZHENG, Saisai CHN E. Rybakina [14] 76(6) 46 62 24 14 RYBAKINA, Elena KAZ 60 64 J. Teichmann 25 12 VONDROUSOVA, Marketa CZE M. Vondrousova [12] 63 63 26 Q BOGDAN, Ana ROU 64 64 C. Gauff 27 WC GAUFF, Cori USA C. Gauff 36 60 64 28 ALEXANDROVA, Ekaterina RUS 76(3) 26 76(8) C. Gauff 29 Q MARTINCOVA, Tereza CZE T. Martincova 64 62 30 PLISKOVA, Kristyna CZE 76(5) 67(6) 63 T. Martincova 31 BYE K. Bertens [5] 61 64 32 5 BERTENS, Kiki NED G. Muguruza 33 8 SWIATEK, Iga POL I. Swiatek [8] 76(6) 63 34 BYE I. Swiatek [8] 35 LL DOI, Misaki JPN M. Doi 62 64 36 HERCOG, Polona SLO 62 46 63 G. Muguruza [9] 37 ANISIMOVA, Amanda USA A. Anisimova 60 64 38 Q KONJUH, Ana CRO 62 62 G. Muguruza [9] 39 Q BEGU, Irina-Camelia ROU G. Muguruza [9] 64 62 40 9 MUGURUZA, Garbiñe ESP 63 75 G. Muguruza [9] 41 15 KONTAVEIT, Anett EST A. Kontaveit [15] 36 63 62 42 WC BABOS, Timea HUN 62 61 A. Kontaveit [15] 43 CIRSTEA, Sorana ROU S. Cirstea 64 75 44 Q TSURENKO, Lesia UKR 64 64 A. Sabalenka [3] 45 CORNET, Alizé FRA A. Cornet 63 62 46 KASATKINA, Daria RUS 64 36 61 A. Sabalenka [3] 47 BYE A. Sabalenka [3] 62 64 48 3 SABALENKA, Aryna BLR G. Muguruza [9] 49 LL TREVISAN, Martina ITA M. Trevisan 64 76(5) 50 BYE C. Garcia 51 KERBER, Angelique GER C. Garcia 62 64 52 GARCIA, Caroline FRA 36 62 64 E. Mertens [10] 53 ROGERS, Shelby USA S. Rogers 64 62 54 Q KANEPI, Kaia EST 76(4) 62 E. Mertens [10] 55 LL TOMOVA, Viktoriya BUL E. Mertens [10] 63 63 56 10 MERTENS, Elise BEL 46 62 64 E. Mertens [10] 57 13 MARTIC, Petra CRO K. Mladenovic 57 75 60 58 MLADENOVIC, Kristina FRA 76(2) 64 J. Pegula 59 SHVEDOVA, Yaroslava KAZ J. Pegula 61 62 60 PEGULA, Jessica USA 62 61 J. Pegula 61 SEVASTOVA, Anastasija LAT A. Sevastova 60 62 62 PERA, Bernarda USA 60 63 Ka. Pliskova [2] 63 BYE Ka. Pliskova [2] 63 67(5) 62 64 2 PLISKOVA, Karolina CZE WTA TOUR, Inc. © Copyright 2016 SEEDED PLAYERS RANK SEEDED PLAYERS RANK PRIZE MONEY POINTS ALTERNATES / LUCKY LOSERS RETIREMENTS/WALKOVERS 1 SVITOLINA, Elina 5 9 MUGURUZA, Garbiñe 16 WINNER $221,500 900 Misaki Doi - LL Petra Kvitova - Right adductor 2 PLISKOVA, Karolina 6 10 MERTENS, Elise 18 FINALIST $164,000 585 Martina Trevisan - LL 3 SABALENKA, Aryna 8 11 KEYS, Madison 19 SEMI-FINALIST $87,000 350 Viktoriya Tomova - LL 4 KVITOVA, Petra 10 12 VONDROUSOVA, Marketa 20 QUARTER-FINALIST $41,500 190 5 BERTENS, Kiki 11 13 MARTIC, Petra 21 THIRD ROUND $21,000 105 WITHDRAWALS 6 BENCIC, Belinda 12 14 RYBAKINA, Elena 23 SECOND ROUND $13,300 60 Fiona Ferro - Fatigue 7 AZARENKA, Victoria 14 15 KONTAVEIT, Anett 24 FIRST ROUND $10,750 1 Paula Badosa - Excused withdrawal 8 SWIATEK, Iga 15 16 SAKKARI, Maria 25 FOLLOW LIVE SCORING AT Victoria Azarenka - Back injury www.WTATENNIS.com LAST DIRECT ACCEPTANCE: S. Cirstea 67 WTA SUPERVISORS Donna Kelso / Pam Whytcross.
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