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Stephens,Sloane2

Putintseva,Yulia1

Andreescu, Bianca Vanessa0

Tsurenko,Lesia2

Muchova, Karolina2

Begu, Irina-Camelia0

Danilovic, Olga1

Jabeur, Ons2

Pavlyuchenkova,Anastasia2

Potapova, Anastasia1

Blinkova, Anna1

Svitolina, Elina2

Schmiedlova, Anna Karolina2

Day, Kayla0

Alexandrova, Ekaterina1

Haddad Maia, Beatriz2

Mertens, Elise2

Pegula,Jessica0

Stearns, Peyton0

Kasatkina, Daria2

Rakhimova, Kamilla0

Sabalenka, Aryna2

Tauson, Clara1

Avanesyan, Elina2

Rybakina, Elena0

Sorribes Tormo, Sara0

Cocciaretto, Elisabetta0

Pera, Bernarda2

Swiatek, Iga2

Wang, Xinyu0

Andreeva, Mirra1

Gauff, Cori2

Stephens,Sloane0

Sabalenka, Aryna2

Swiatek, Iga0

Tsurenko,Lesia0

Muchova, Karolina2

Avanesyan, Elina0

Pera, Bernarda0

Jabeur, Ons2

Pavlyuchenkova,Anastasia2

Mertens, Elise1

Svitolina, Elina2

Kasatkina, Daria0

Schmiedlova, Anna Karolina0

Gauff, Cori2

Sorribes Tormo, Sara1

Haddad Maia, Beatriz2

Svitolina, Elina0

Sabalenka, Aryna2

Swiatek, Iga2

Gauff, Cori0

Muchova, Karolina2

Pavlyuchenkova,Anastasia0

Haddad Maia, Beatriz2

Jabeur, Ons1

Muchova, Karolina2

Sabalenka, Aryna1

Swiatek, Iga2

Haddad Maia, Beatriz0

Swiatek, Iga2

Muchova, Karolina1

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