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Istanbul Gallery: All-Access & Quick Facts

Learn a little bit about each of the elite eight players alongside their All-Access Hour photos.

Published October 26, 2011 12:00

World No.8 Aga Radwanska is Poland's No.1 by far - her sister, Urszula, is next at No.93.
World No.8 Aga Radwanska is Poland's No.1 by far - her sister, Urszula, is next at No.93.
World No.7 Sam Stosur is Australia's No.1, but not by as much - Jarmila Gajdosova is No.32.
World No.7 Sam Stosur is Australia's No.1, but not by as much - Jarmila Gajdosova is No.32.
World No.6 Vera Zvonareva is Russia's No.2, after Maria Sharapova, who is No.2 in the world.
World No.6 Vera Zvonareva is Russia's No.2, after Maria Sharapova, who is No.2 in the world.
World No.5 Li Na is one of three Chinese in the Top 100 alongside Peng Shuai and Zheng Jie.
World No.5 Li Na is one of three Chinese in the Top 100 alongside Peng Shuai and Zheng Jie.
World No.4 Victoria Azarenka is the only Belarusian woman ever to reach the world's Top 4.
World No.4 Victoria Azarenka is the only Belarusian woman ever to reach the world's Top 4.
World No.3 Petra Kvitova is the first player born in the 1990s, man or woman, to win a Slam.
World No.3 Petra Kvitova is the first player born in the 1990s, man or woman, to win a Slam.
World No.2 Maria Sharapova is the only former champ in the field, winning this event in 2004.
World No.2 Maria Sharapova is the only former champ in the field, winning this event in 2004.
World No.1 Caroline Wozniacki eyes her biggest career title at the year-end finale in Istanbul.
World No.1 Caroline Wozniacki eyes her biggest career title at the year-end finale in Istanbul.
  • World No.8 Aga Radwanska is Poland's No.1 by far - her sister, Urszula, is next at No.93.
  • World No.7 Sam Stosur is Australia's No.1, but not by as much - Jarmila Gajdosova is No.32.
  • World No.6 Vera Zvonareva is Russia's No.2, after Maria Sharapova, who is No.2 in the world.
  • World No.5 Li Na is one of three Chinese in the Top 100 alongside Peng Shuai and Zheng Jie.
  • World No.4 Victoria Azarenka is the only Belarusian woman ever to reach the world's Top 4.
  • World No.3 Petra Kvitova is the first player born in the 1990s, man or woman, to win a Slam.
  • World No.2 Maria Sharapova is the only former champ in the field, winning this event in 2004.
  • World No.1 Caroline Wozniacki eyes her biggest career title at the year-end finale in Istanbul.
Topics: 2011, sony ericsson championships - doha 2009, tournaments, news, photos or videos, samantha stosur, agnieszka radwanska,
maria sharapova, caroline wozniacki, vera zvonareva, na li, petra kvitova, victoria azarenka, wta championships
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