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S. Kuznetsova

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Svetlana Kuznetsova

RUSSIA
Height
5' 9"
1.74m
Plays
Right-Handed
DOB
Jun 27 1985
Birthplace
St. Petersburg, Russia
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W/L
154/69
2009, 2004

Australian Open

QF x3
2013, 2009, 2005

Roland Garros

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2009

Wimbledon

QF x4
2017, 2007, 2005, 2003

US Open

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2004

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Photos: The terrific World No.2's

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  • Agnieszka Radwanska ascended to World No.2 for the first time on July 9, 2012 after making the Wimbledon final. The Polish player won 20 WTA singles titles and was a frequent fan favourite for her clever shotmaking.
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  • Virginia Wade was the inaugural World No.2 in the first official computer rankings on November 3, 1975. Wade won a whopping 55 WTA singles titles, including on home soil at 1977 Wimbledon under the watchful eye of Queen Elizabeth II (pictured).
  • Billie Jean King's highest ranking after the introduction of the computer rankings in 1975 was World No.2, which she reached on December 11, 1977. Trailblazing King had already garnered all 12 of her Grand Slam singles titles by that date.
  • Andrea Jaeger reached World No.2 for the first time on August 17, 1981. The American started her career as a record-breaking teenage phenom and went on to win 10 WTA singles titles and make two Grand Slam finals.
  • Conchita Martínez ascended to World No.2 for the first time on October 30, 1995. The Spanish star won 33 WTA singles titles overall and carved her way to a Wimbledon title in 1994.
  • The late Jana Novotna hit World No.2 for the first time on July 7, 1997. The Czech earned 24 WTA singles titles and is well-remembered for her serve-and-volley prowess and her emotional victory at 1998 Wimbledon.
  • Anastasia Myskina rose to World No.2 for the first time on September 13, 2004. Myskina won 10 WTA singles titles, including 2004 Roland Garros, where she became the first Russian woman to win a Grand Slam singles title.
  • Svetlana Kuznetsova reached World No.2 for the first time on September 10, 2007. The Russian is a two-time Grand Slam singles champion and has won 18 WTA singles titles overall.
  • Vera Zvonareva made it to World No.2 for the first time on October 25, 2010. The Russian has won 12 WTA singles titles and reached two Grand Slam finals in 2010.
  • Petra Kvitova rose to World No.2 for the first time on October 31, 2011. The powerful Czech left-hander has collected 28 WTA singles titles to date, including two Wimbledon crowns.
  • Agnieszka Radwanska ascended to World No.2 for the first time on July 9, 2012 after making the Wimbledon final. The Polish player won 20 WTA singles titles and was a frequent fan favourite for her clever shotmaking.
  • Li Na reached World No.2 for the first time on February 17, 2014. Chinese megastar Li won 9 WTA singles titles, including 2 Grand Slams, becoming the first major champion from Asia.
  • Aryna Sabalenka reached World No.2 for the first time on August 23, 2021. The Belarusian has already amassed 10 WTA singles titles in her career.
  • Barbora Krejcikova made her first appearance at World No.2 on February 28, 2022. The Czech has collected 3 WTA singles titles so far, including a maiden Grand Slam title at 2021 Roland Garros.
  • Agnieszka Radwanska ascended to World No.2 for the first time on July 9, 2012 after making the Wimbledon final. The Polish player won 20 WTA singles titles and was a frequent fan favourite for her clever shotmaking.

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Personal

Coached by Artem Derepasko; fitness trainer is Marco Panichi
Father is Alexandr Kuznetsov, cycling coach of six Olympic champions and world champions and now coach of Lokomotiv (best cycling club in Russia); also coached Svetlana's mother, Galina Tsareva (six-time world champion and holder of 20 world records) and Svetlana's brother, Nikolai Kuznetsov (silver medalist at 1996 Atlanta Olympics)
Began playing tennis at the age of seven
Favorite movies are Love Actually and Save the Last Dance
Best tennis memories are winning 2004 US Open final and 2009 Roland Garros final

Career Highlights

SINGLES
Winner (18): 2018 - Washington DC; 2016 - Sydney, Moscow; 2015 - Moscow; 2014 - Washington DC; 2010 - San Diego; 2009 - Stuttgart, Roland Garros, Beijing; 2007 - New Haven; 2006 - Miami, Bali, Beijing; 2004 - Eastbourne, US Open, Bali; 2002 - Helsinki, Bali.
Finalist (24): 2019 - Cincinnati; 2017 - Indian Wells; 2016 - Miami; 2015 - Madrid; 2014 - Oeiras; 2011 - Dubai; 2009 - Rome; 2008 - Sydney, Dubai, Indian Wells, Tokyo [Pan Pacific], Beijing; 2007 - Doha, Indian Wells, Berlin, Rome, US Open; 2006 - Warsaw, Roland Garros; 2005 - Warsaw; 2004 - Dubai, Doha, Warsaw, Beijing.

DOUBLES
Winner (16): 2013 - Moscow (w/Stosur); 2012 - Australian Open (w/Zvonareva); 2009 - Miami (w/Mauresmo); 2006 - Eastbourne (w/Mauresmo); 2005 - Australian Open, Miami (both w/Molik); 2004 - Gold Coast, Doha (both w/Likhovtseva); 2003 - Gold Coast, Dubai, Rome, Toronto, Leipzig (all w/Navratilova); 2002 - Sopot, Helsinki, Tokyo [Princess Cup] (all w/Sánchez-Vicario).
Finalist (15): 2007 - Dubai (w/Molik); 2006 - Dubai (w/Petrova); 2005 - Dubai (w/Molik), Wimbledon (w/Mauresmo); 2004 - Australian Open, Dubai, Indian Wells, Miami, Roland Garros, Eastbourne, US Open (all w/Likhovtseva), Bali (w/Sánchez-Vicario); 2003 - US Open (w/Navratilova); 2002 - Bali, Tokyo [Japan Open] (both w/Sánchez-Vicario).

ADDITIONAL
Russian Fed Cup Team, 2004, 2007-12, 2015-16; Russian Olympic Team, 2004, 2008, 2016.

Career in Review

Best result in 2020 was SF showing at Doha (d. No.9 Bencic, l. Sabalenka)

Season highlight in 2019 was reaching final at Cincinnati (l. Keys) as a WC ranked No.153 –defeated four Top 20 seeds en route to the final (No