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2017 QATAR TOTAL OPEN – SINGLES & DOUBLES FINAL MATCH NOTES CAROLINE WOZNIACKI (DEN #18) vs. [2] KAROLINA PLISKOVA (CZE #3) Wozniacki leads 3-0 A LOOK AT THE FINALISTS DOHA YTD YTD CAREER CAREER YTD CAREER PLAYER RANK NAT AGE W-L* W/L* PRIZE $^ PRIZE $^ W/L* TITLES TITLES [2] Karolina Pliskova 3 CZE 24 5-3 14-1 497,056 7,429,782 381-228 1 7 Caroline Wozniacki 18 DEN 26 16-7 10-3 121,128 22,207,304 517-210 0 25 *Includes current tournament / ^Does not include current tournament FINAL RECORDS (WTA MAIN DRAW) PLAYER FINALS W-L [2] Karolina Pliskova 7-10 Caroline Wozniacki 25-17 PRIZE MONEY AND RANKING POINT BREAKDOWN RANK RANK SINGLES USD $ DOUBLES USD $ POINTS POINTS Winner 132,740 470 Winner 41,520 470 Runner-Up 70,880 305 Runner-Up 22,180 305 Semifinalist 37,850 185 Semifinalist 12,120 185 Quarterfinalist 20,350 100 Quarterfinalist 6,165 100 Round of 16 10,915 55 Round of 16 3,350 1 Round of 32 6,925 1 FINAL QUICK HITS • There will be a new name on the Qatar Total Open Trophy; of the two finalists only Caroline Wozniacki has reached the final in Doha before (2011) • Wozniacki owns a 3-0 head to head record over Karolina Pliskova; all matches have been three sets and the pair last played almost three years ago at 2014 Istanbul • Pliskova hit 21 aces in her semifinal win over Dominika Cibulkova on Friday; this is a career-high for the Czech for most aces in a match. Her previous best was 20 (2014 Indian Wells vs. Larcher de Brito and 2016 Nottingham vs. Barty). Her sister Kristyna currently owns the WTA record for most aces in a match (2016 Australian Open) • This is the third consecutive year that an unseeded player has reached the final here in Doha – 2015 (Azarenka, Safarova), 2016 (Ostapenko) and 2017 (Wozniacki) • Pliskova is projected to remain as world No.3 after Doha, regardless of whether she wins the title; Wozniacki will rise to No.14 should she win the title • Wozniacki has advanced to the final without the loss of a set; Pliskova dropped just one set – in her semifinal win over Cibulkova • Pliskova is seeking her second WTA title of the 2017 season (after Brisbane) and her eighth career singles title overall • Wozniacki is aiming for her 26th career singles title – and first since Hong Kong last October MATCH NOTES DOHA - QATAR | Feb 13 - Feb 18, 2017 | $776,000 | PREMIER CAROLINE WOZNIACKI (DEN #18) vs. [2] KAROLINA PLISKOVA (CZE #3) Head to Head: CAROLINE WOZNIACKI leads 3-0 2014 ISTANBUL HARD O QF CAROLINE WOZNIACKI 6-1 3-6 6-2 100 mins 2014 MONTERREY HARD O QF CAROLINE WOZNIACKI 6-7(3) 6-3 6-3 125 mins 2013 MIAMI HARD O R2 CAROLINE WOZNIACKI 5-7 6-3 6-3 138 mins CAROLINE WOZNIACKI KAROLINA PLISKOVA 18 WTA RANKING 3 29 ROAD TO SINGAPORE LEADERBOARD 4 11-07-1990 (26) DATE OF BIRTH (AGE) 21-03-1992 (24) $121,128 YTD PRIZE MONEY $497,056 $22,207,304 CAREER PRIZE MONEY $7,429,782 0 / 25 SINGLES TITLES (YTD / CAREER) 1 / 7 0 / 2 DOUBLES TITLES (YTD / CAREER) 0 / 5 16-7 DOHA W-L (MD) * 5-3 10-3 / 482-204 YTD / CAREER W-L (MD) * 14-1 / 169-102 1-2 / 119-67 YTD / CAREER 3-SET W-L (MD) * 3-1 / 55-33 1-0 / 77-65 YTD / CAREER TIE-BREAK W-L (MD) * 0-0 / 34-36 10-3 / 355-140 YTD / CAREER HARD W-L (MD) * 14-1 / 127-67 1-1 / 45-60 YTD / CAREER TOP 10 W-L (MD) * 2-0 / 14-23 1-2 / 109-91 YTD / CAREER TOP 20 W-L (MD) * 4-0 / 31-45 1-0 / 49-24 YTD / CAREER Left Hander W-L (MD) * 0-0 / 15-15 * Updated through SF DOHA Tournament Performance - 2017 * Qualifying match Rnd Result Duration Rnd Result Duration SF C. WOZNIACKI d. M. PUIG 6-1,6-2 70 mins SF K. PLISKOVA d. D. CIBULKOVA 6-4,4-6,6-3 112 mins QF C. WOZNIACKI d. L. DAVIS 7-5,6-1 119 mins QF K. PLISKOVA d. S. ZHANG 6-2,6-0 54 mins R16 C. WOZNIACKI d. A. RADWANSKA 7-5,6-3 99 mins R16 K. PLISKOVA d. C. GARCIA 7-5,6-4 69 mins R1 C. WOZNIACKI d. K. BERTENS 6-2,6-3 84 mins R1 BYE - DOHA Tournament History * Qualifying match CAROLINE WOZNIACKI KAROLINA PLISKOVA 2016 2016 R16 L - ELENA VESNINA (RUS #118) 7-5 5-7 6-3 R1 L - MARGARITA GASPARYAN (RUS #41) 6-1 6-1 R2 W - DARIA GAVRILOVA (AUS #35) 6-3 6-3 2015 R1 W - ANA KONJUH (CRO #81) 4-6 6-3 7-5 R16 L - CARLA SUÁREZ NAVARRO (ESP #14) 7-6(2) 6-4 2015 R1 W - STEFANIE VOEGELE (SUI #103) 7-6(4) 6-4 QF L - VICTORIA AZARENKA (BLR #48) 6-3 6-1 2014 R16 W - ALEXANDRA DULGHERU (ROU #94) 6-1 3-0 R2 L - ANGELIQUE KERBER (GER #9) 7-6(2) 6-4 R1 W - CAGLA BUYUKAKCAY (TUR #172) 6-3 6-3 R1 BYE 2014 R2 L - YANINA WICKMAYER (BEL #72) 6-4 7-5 R1 BYE Insights Follow WTA on Twitter: www.twitter.com/WTA Facebook: www.facebook.com/WTA YouTube:www.youtube.com/WTA from MATCH NOTES DOHA - QATAR | Feb 13 - Feb 18, 2017 | $776,000 | PREMIER 2013 QF L - AGNIESZKA RADWANSKA (POL #4) 6-2 7-5 R16 W - MONA BARTHEL (GER #32) 7-6(6) 6-3 R2 W - SORANA CIRSTEA (ROU #31) 7-6(7) 6-0 R1 W - MERVANA JUGIC-SALKIC (BIH #204) 6-1 6-2 2012 R2 L - LUCIE SAFAROVA (CZE #28) 4-6 6-4 7-6(3) R1 BYE 2011 F L - VERA ZVONAREVA (RUS #3) 6-4 6-4 SF W - MARION BARTOLI (FRA #18) 6-1 6-1 QF W - FLAVIA PENNETTA (ITA #15) 6-2 6-0 R16 W - NADIA PETROVA (RUS #22) 6-3 6-2 R1 BYE 2008 QF L - MARIA SHARAPOVA (RUS #5) 6-0 6-1 R16 W - ANABEL MEDINA GARRIGUES (ESP #31) 3-6 7-6(3) 6-3 R2 W - MARION BARTOLI (FRA #9) 6-2 6-3 R1 W - YUNG-JAN CHAN (TPE #65) 3-6 6-2 6-3 Wozniacki: • Making eighth appearance at Doha • Has advanced to the final here for the second time (also 2011 – lost to Zvonareva) • Has also been a three-time quarterfinalist here in Doha - in 2008 (l. Sharapova), 2013 (l. A.Radwanska) and 2015 (l. Azarenka) • Defeated Bertens in 1r and No.6 A.Radwanska in 2r; win over the Pole was 45th career win over a Top 10 ranked opponent (45-60 overall record). Is now 1-1 in 2017 (lost to No.9 Konta at Australian Open) • Overcame both qualifier Davis in QF and Puig in SF on Friday to reach 43rd career singles final; owns a 25-17 record in WTA singles finals • Has advanced to first final since 2016 Hong Kong (Won – d. Mladenovic) • Faces No.3 Ka.Pliskova in today’s final – owns a career 11-33 record vs. Top 5 ranked opponents. Last victory over a Top 5 player came at 2016 Tokyo semifinals (d. No.4 A.Radwanska) • Currently ranked No.18; could rise as high as No.14 by winning the title here in Doha • Opened 2017 season with back-to-back QF efforts at Auckland (l. Goerges) and Sydney (l. Strycova); loss to Strycova lasted 3 hours 20 minutes • Advanced to 3r at Australian Open for the seventh time in her career; fell to Konta in straight sets Insights Follow WTA on Twitter: www.twitter.com/WTA Facebook: www.facebook.com/WTA YouTube:www.youtube.com/WTA from • Posted ninth successive Top 20 season in 2016, finishing at No.19 – lowest year-end ranking since 2007 (No.64) – having played US Open on a ranking of No.74. Run to SF at Flushing Meadows heralded start of ranking recovery: defeated No.10 seed Kuznetsova and No.9 seed Keys en route before falling to eventual champion Kerber • In subsequent Asian swing, won her 24th and 25th career singles titles at Tokyo [PPO] (d. Osaka in F) and Hong Kong (d. Mladenovic in F). Now owns a 25-17 record in singles finals and has won at least one title nine years running (2008-2016) • Also reached R16 at Wuhan and Beijing before closing out season with QF appearance at Luxembourg • Prior to 2016 US Open, fell 1r at New Haven (l. Ostapenko), where she is a four-time champion (2008-11; at one point enjoyed 21-match win streak at event) • Flag bearer for Denmark at opening ceremony of Rio Olympics; reached 2r (l. eventual bronze medalist Kvitova) • Returned to action following two-and-a-half months out w/right ankle injury during grass court swing, making comeback at Nottingham (l. Kontaveit in 2r) • Was unseeded at 2016 Wimbledon – the first time since 2008 Australian Open she wasn’t seeded at a Grand Slam • Prior to 2016 Nottingham, last tournament played was Miami (3r, l. Svitolina) • Ended 2015 ranked No.17 – first time since 2009 not finishing inside Top 10 (her six years prior inside Top 10 was longest active streak) • Is a former World No.1, having held the ranking for 67 weeks; finished two seasons in the top spot – 2010 and 2011 • Two-time Grand Slam finalist, finishing runner-up at 2009 US Open (l.
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    TournamenT noTes as of may 11, 2011 KOSER JEWELERS PRO CIRCUIT TENNIS CHALLENGE LANDISVILLE, PA • MAY 15-22 USTA PRO CIRCUIT WOMEN’S TENNIS RETURNS TO LANDISVILLE TournamenT InFormaTIon The Koser Jewelers Pro Circuit Tennis Challenge will be held in Landisville for the USTA fourth consecutive year. It is the first of three Site: Hempfield Recreation Center – Landisville, Pa. consecutive $10,000 hard court tournaments Websites: www.landisvilleprocircuit.com that take place during the spring season. procircuit.usta.com It is the only USTA Pro Circuit women’s event taking place in Pennsylvania. A men’s Qualifying Draw Begins: Sunday, May 15 $10,000 clay court event will take place in Main Draw Begins: Tuesday, May 17 Pittsburgh in July. Main Draw: 32 Singles / 16 Doubles This year’s main draw is expected to feature Surface: Hard / Outdoor Alexa Glatch, the top-seeded player in the field, who is on the comeback trail after an Prize Money: $10,000 injury-marred 2010. Glatch reached the Tournament Director: quarterfinals as a qualifier at the WTA event Alexa Glatch, the top-seeded player in the field, in Memphis, Tenn., in February 2011 and, in Wilson Pipkin, (717) 898-3102 ext. 31 reached the quarterfinals of the WTA event in 2009, propelled the United States to the Fed Memphis, Tenn., in February, as a qualifier, and [email protected] Cup final by winning two of the U.S. team’s propelled the United States to the 2009 Fed Tournament Press Contact: three points in the semifinals against the Cup final by winning two of the U.S.
  • 2018 Las Vegas Media Notes

    2018 Las Vegas Media Notes

    TOURNAMENT NOTES as of October 31, 2018 RED ROCK PRO OPEN LAS VEGAS, NV • NOV. 4-11 USTA PRO CIRCUIT WOMEN’S TENNIS RETURNS TO LAS VEGAS, RED ROCK PRO OPEN CONTINUES AUSTRALIAN OPEN WILD CARD CHALLENGE The Red Rock Pro Open returns to Las Vegas for the 12th consecutive year. The tournament also continues the women’s side of the USTA’s Australian Open Wild Card Challenge, which kicked off in Macon, Ga., Andrew Ong/USTA last week. Las Vegas is the third of four consecutive TOURNAMENT INFO women’s hard-court tournaments that make Site: Red Rock Country Club – Las Vegas, Nev. up the women’s side of the Challenge, which will award an American woman a main Website: https://redrockproopen.com draw wild card into the 2019 Australian www.procircuit.usta.com Open. The USTA and Tennis Australia have Madison Brengle won her 12 th career USTA Facebook: Facebook.com/RedRockProOpen a reciprocal agreement in which wild cards Pro Circuit singles title at the $60,000 event in into the 2019 US Open and Australian Landisville, Pa., before the US Open Twitter: @RedRockTennis Opens are exchanged. The Challenge also Qualifying Draw Begins: Sunday, Nov. 4 included an $80,000 events in Macon, Ga., This tournament will be streamed live on Main Draw Begins: Tuesday, Nov. 6 and Tyler, Texas, each of the last two weeks, www.procircuit.usta.com. as well as the WTA $125,000 Series event Main Draw: 32 Singles / 16 Doubles in Houston (week of Nov. 12). Notable players competing in Tyler include: Surface: Hard / Outdoor In addition to the four women’s tournaments, Belinda Bencic, 21, Switzerland Prize Money: $80,000 the Australian Open Wild Card Challenge • Career-high world No.
  • Tournament Notes June 30

    Tournament Notes June 30

    TOURNAMENT NOTES as of June 30, 2013 6TH ANNUAL COOPER CHALLENGER WATERLOO, ON - JUNE 29 - JULY 7, 2013 June 29 qualifying matches results TOURNAMENT by Pat Craton INFORMATION After Friday’s torrential downpours, the skies cleared on Saturday for the start of the qualifying event of the Site: Waterloo Tennis Club - Waterloo, ON sixth annual Cooper Challenger tennis tournament presented by Victoria Star Motors. The upside to the Website: www.cooperchallenger.com rain was the cooling down of the temperatures from Qualifying Draw Begins: Saturday, June 29 the hot and humid conditions of mid-week. For five of the eight seeds however, it wasn’t a comfortable day. Main Draw Begins: Monday, July 1 Even though Saturday’s minor upsets cannot be Main Draw: 32 Singles / 16 Doubles compared to the upheavals of Wimbledon’s Black Wednesday, it was still a day of disappointments for Surface: Clay / Outdoor several of the seeds. Of the eight, only nos. 4, 5 and Prize Money: $50,000 8 survived. No. 1 seed Stephanie Kent, no. 2 Casey Robinson, no. 6 Christina Makarova fell to fellow Tournament Director: Americans while no. 3 Erin Clark and no. 7 Danielle Helen McArdle, (519) 574-0046 Mills lost to Canadians. [email protected] Denise Muresan took out Kent 6-3, 6-2, Jacqueline PRIZE MONEY / POINTS Crawford beat Robinson 6-3, 6-2 and Kyle McPhillips won 7-6 (5) 6-0 against Makarova. No. 3 seed Erin SINGLES Prize Money Ranking Points Clark of the USA was beaten by 16-year-old Winner!!$7,315!!70 Canadian wild card Maria Patrascu.