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Linette, Magda1

Alexandrova, Ekaterina2

Siniakova, Katerina2

Pliskova,Karolina0

Preston Taylah1

Garcia, Caroline2

Liu, Claire0

Kasatkina, Daria2

Badosa Gibert, Paula1

Pera, Bernarda2

Samsonova, Ludmilla1

Siegemund,Laura2

Townsend, Taylor2

Sasnovich, Aliaksandra0

Paolini, Jasmine0

Bucsa, Cristina2

Kalinina, Anhelina0

Kostyuk, Marta2

Cirstea,Sorana1

Ostapenko, Jelena2

Potapova, Anastasia

Tsurenko,Lesia

Kerber,Angelique

Kasatkina, Daria

Tomljanovic,Ajla

Pliskova,Karolina

Haddad Maia, Beatriz0

Pavlyuchenkova,Anastasia2

Kalinskaya, Anna2

Krejcikova, Barbora1

Boulter, Katie0

Tsurenko,Lesia2

Krueger, Ashlyn0

Kudermetova, Veronika2

Vondrousova,Marketa

Sasnovich, Aliaksandra

Alexandrova, Ekaterina2

Kudermetova, Veronika0

Pavlyuchenkova,Anastasia2

Siniakova, Katerina1

Garcia, Caroline1

Ostapenko, Jelena2

Kasatkina, Daria2

Kalinskaya, Anna1

Pera, Bernarda1

Pegula,Jessica2

Siegemund,Laura2

Bogdan,Ana0

Townsend, Taylor1

Kostyuk, Marta2

Rybakina, Elena2

Bucsa, Cristina0

Rybakina, Elena0

Alexandrova, Ekaterina2

Pavlyuchenkova,Anastasia1

Pegula,Jessica2

Kostyuk, Marta0

Ostapenko, Jelena2

Siegemund,Laura0

Kasatkina, Daria0

Alexandrova, Ekaterina0

Ostapenko, Jelena2

Kasatkina, Daria0

Pegula,Jessica0

Ostapenko, Jelena2

Kasatkina, Daria0

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