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WTAII LS SMD Complete AEGON International MAIN DRAW SINGLES Eastbourne, Great Britain 13 - 20 June 2009 Grass $600,000 1 1 DEMENTIEVA, Elena RUS WTA Premier E. DEMENTIEVA [1] 2 KIRILENKO, Maria RUS 62 62 V. RAZZANO 3 CORNET, Alize FRA 60 36 76(4) V. RAZZANO 4 RAZZANO, Virginie FRA 76(3) 62 V. RAZZANO WC 5 BALTACHA, Elena GBR 76(5) 75 N. LI 6 LI, Na CHN 62 75 A. RADWANSKA [8] Q 7 RADWANSKA, Urszula POL 31 Ret'd A. RADWANSKA [8] 8 8 RADWANSKA, Agnieszka POL 61 61 V. RAZZANO 3 9 JANKOVIC, Jelena SRB 64 10 Ret'd A. CHAKVETADZE 10 CHAKVETADZE, Anna RUS 67(5) 63 62 M. BARTOLI 11 DULKO, Gisela ARG 75 63 M. BARTOLI 12 BARTOLI, Marion FRA 63 61 M. BARTOLI 13 BAMMER, Sybille AUT 61 64 S. BAMMER WC 14 KEOTHAVONG, Anne GBR 63 62 A. MEDINA GARRIGUES 15 MEDINA GARRIGUES, Anabel ESP 61 75 A. MEDINA GARRIGUES LL 16 MARTINEZ SANCHEZ, Maria Jose ESP 63 67(4) 61 Caroline WOZNIACKI [6] 6 17 WOZNIACKI, Caroline DEN 76(5) 75 C. WOZNIACKI [6] 18 KLEYBANOVA, Alisa RUS 63 62 C. WOZNIACKI [6] 19 STOSUR, Samantha AUS 61 57 61 S. STOSUR 20 LISICKI, Sabine GER 62 61 C. WOZNIACKI [6] Q 21 GROTH, Jarmila SVK 63 62 E. MAKAROVA Q 22 MAKAROVA, Ekaterina RUS 76(7) 61 E. MAKAROVA 23 MAURESMO, Amelie FRA 76(8) 76(13) A. MAURESMO 4 24 ZVONAREVA, Vera RUS 63 16 63 C. WOZNIACKI [6] 7 25 PETROVA, Nadia RUS 36 64 64 N. PETROVA [7] 26 IVANOVIC, Ana SRB 61 46 64 V. DUSHEVINA 27 SUGIYAMA, Ai JPN 57 10 Ret'd V. DUSHEVINA Q 28 DUSHEVINA, Vera RUS 67(6) 75 64 A. WOZNIAK 29 SUAREZ NAVARRO, Carla ESP 61 60 J. ZHENG 30 ZHENG, Jie CHN 62 62 A. WOZNIAK 31 WOZNIAK, Aleksandra CAN 76(3) 63 A. WOZNIAK 2 WC 32 KUZNETSOVA, Svetlana RUS 60 63 Seeded Players Rank Prize Money Pts. Lucky Losers Retirements/W.O. 1 DEMENTIEVA, Elena 4 Winner $98,500 470 AZARENKA - Right Hip LI NA - Left Abdominal Strain 2 KUZNETSOVA, Svetlana 5 Finalist $52,500 320 Strain replaced by PETROVA - Right Low Back Injury 3 JANKOVIC, Jelena 6 Semi-Finalist $28,100 200 MARTINEZ SANCHEZ BARTOLI - Right Quad Strain 4 ZVONAREVA, Vera 7 Quarter-Finalist $15,100 120 5 AZARENKA, Victoria 8 2nd Round $8,000 60 6 WOZNIACKI, Caroline 9 1st Round $4,300 1 7 PETROVA, Nadia 10 Last Direct Acceptance Players Representative SE WTA Tour Supervisor 8 RADWANSKA, Agnieszka 11 Gisela Dulko-39 Samantha Stosur Pam Whytcross Follow Live Scoring at www.sonyericssonwtatour.com.
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