View Profile head the entry lists for the two upcoming WTA 1000 events in the Middle East, the Qatar TotalEnergies Open (starting on Feb. 9) and the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships (starting on Feb. 16).
The top two players in the world are joined by the entire Top 10, as of the cutoff PIF WTA Rankings of Jan. 13: Coco Gauff
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Having completed the first Doha hat trick in the tournament's history last year, Swiatek will be bidding for a fourth consecutive title this year. She is one of four former champions in the main-draw entry list, alongside Victoria Azarenka
Keys and Collins are the only withdrawals from either entry list to date, meaning that the last direct acceptance to Doha is McCartney Kessler (ranked No.47 as of last week) and the last direct acceptance to Dubai is Clara Tauson
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View Profile and Kessler. Raducanu is currently the 17th alternate, while Osaka has not entered.
Rybakina leads Abu Dhabi field; Vondrousova, Garcia receive wild cards
Doha and Dubai are preceded by the Mubadala Abu Dhabi Open, a WTA 500 event starting on Feb. 3. Defending champion Rybakina leads the entry list, and is joined by last year's runner-up Kasatkina, Ostapenko, Australian Open semifinalist Paula Badosa
