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WTA Singles Titles
WTA Doubles Titles
Prize Money
W/L Singles
W/L Doubles
Career Highest Ranking
WTA Ranking
Age
Date of Birth
Place of Birth
Height
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WTA Singles Titles
WTA Doubles Titles
Prize Money
W/L Singles
W/L Doubles
![[3] Daria Kasatkina d. Peyton Stearns 7-6(7), 4-6, 7-5, Brisbane R2 (3:21). Kasatkina saved two set points trailing 6-5 in the first set, and went on to win her fourth match in six encounters with Stearns.](https://photoresources.wtatennis.com/photo-resources/2025/01/01/f512523f-8aa5-47d9-84c8-c84bf27ed225/Kasatkina-R2-Patrick-Hamilton-AFP.jpg?width=471&height=252)
![[8] Emma Navarro d. Peyton Stearns 6-7(5), 7-6(5), 7-5, Australian Open R1 (3:20). Navarro trailed 2-0 in set 2 and 5-3 in set 3, but recovered to improve her head-to-head against Stearns to 5-1.](https://photoresources.wtatennis.com/photo-resources/2025/01/14/b0698515-d078-43ab-b355-a1dbc673364b/Navarro-R1-Daniel-Pockett-Getty.jpg?width=471&height=252)
![[4] Wang Xinyu d. [Q] Jil Teichmann 6-7(5), 7-6(5), 6-4, Singapore QF (3:19). There was just one break of serve in the whole match -- Wang capturing the Teichmann delivery in the first game of the third set.](https://photoresources.wtatennis.com/photo-resources/2025/01/31/d91dedfc-6f1e-4bdb-a9a1-eeb92c407133/Wang-Xinyu-QF-2.jpg?width=471&height=252)
![Yulia Putintseva d. [6] Diana Shnaider 7-6(3), 6-7(9), 6-4, Adelaide QF (3:14). Putintseva led 4-1 in the second set, then held her first two match points in the ensuing tiebreak -- but needed seven to seal the deal on her second Top 20 win of the week.](https://photoresources.wtatennis.com/photo-resources/2025/01/09/e47754fc-5ba8-4658-aaf7-33d87d087972/Putintseva-QF-Mark-Brake-2.jpg?width=471&height=252)
![[LL] Harriet Dart d. [Q] Jana Fett 7-5, 2-6, 7-6[7], Australian Open R1 (3:14). Dart, who saved two match points, received her lucky loser spot following Marketa Vondrousova's withdrawal just an hour before the match began.](https://photoresources.wtatennis.com/photo-resources/2025/01/13/1ce1bdcd-2227-4c86-b3ab-dcd4cd232ad4/Dart-R1-Adrian-Dennis-AFP.jpg?width=471&height=252)
![[8] Katie Volynets d. Erika Andreeva 6-4, 6-7(6), 6-2, Auckland R1 (3:05). Volynets led 5-3 in the second set and held her first match point in the tiebreak, but recovered to win in three.](https://photoresources.wtatennis.com/photo-resources/2024/12/30/e9a1b4a0-5b65-46b4-80cd-d00eb2336fa2/Volynets-R1-OH.jpg?width=471&height=252)
![Cristina Bucsa d. [7] Emma Raducanu 5-7, 7-5, 7-5, Singapore R1 (3:03). Bucsa served for the first set at 5-4, came within a game of defeat down 5-4 in the second, then overturned a 3-1 deficit in the third.](https://photoresources.wtatennis.com/photo-resources/2025/01/27/bca3fe13-24ae-4d3a-bd34-fdaa43169e9e/Bucsa-R1-AK-2.jpg?width=471&height=252)
![[Q] Destanee Aiava d. Greet Minnen 5-7, 7-5, 7-6[5], Australian Open R1 (3:00). Aiava came from 5-2 down in set 2 and 5-3 down in set 3, saving two match points, to post her first Grand Slam main-draw win at the sixth attempt.](https://photoresources.wtatennis.com/photo-resources/2025/01/13/f4bfadb1-73e7-4ab2-aa4b-f804ef57ef67/Aiava-R1-William-West-AFP.jpg?width=471&height=252)
Currently coached by Ion Bucsa (Father)
Trains and lives in Cantabria, Spain
Hobbies include reading books and enjoying walks through nature
Idolizes Serena Williams and Kim Clijsters
Favorite surface is grass
DOUBLES
Winner (5): 2024 - Cleveland (w/Xu), Strasbourg (w/Niculescu), Bogota (w/Rakhimova), Madrid (w/Sorribes Tormo); 2023 - Lyon (w/Schoofs)
Finalist (1): 2024 - Osaka (w/Niculescu)
WTA 125 TITLES
Singles (1): 2023 - Limoges
Doubles (4): 2023 - Angers (w/Niculescu), Limoges (w/Sizikova), Contrexeville (w/Fomina-Klotz); 2022 - Andorra (w/Falkowska).
ADDITIONAL
Won bronze medal in women's doubles at Paris Olympics (w/Sorribes Tormo).
Began 2024 at a career high ranking of No.56 in January and posted her best singles results of the year in the first half of the season with quarterfinals at Abu Dhabi and Bogota. Achieved longest winning streak of the year at Beijing with three wins to reach R16 (l. Muchova)
Posted a career high ranking in doubles of No. in June, earning titles at Bogota w/Rakhimova, Madrid w/Sorribes Tormo, Strasbourg w/Niculescu, Cleveland w/Xu, as well as bronze medal at Paris Olympics w/Sorribes Tormo
Made third round of Grand Slam for first time at 2023 Australian Open after qualifying (l. Swiatek). As a qualifier, notched first Top 20 victory over Belinda Bencic at 2023 Cincinnati (l. Paolini).
Also in 2023, lifted maiden title at WTA 125 Limoges (d. Jacquemot)
In 2022, made 2r at Lyon (as qualifier, l. Yastremska), Lausanne (as qualifier, l. Waltert), US Open (as qualifier. l. Collins) and Portoroz (as qualifier, l. Haddad Maia). Also made SF at WTA 125K Series events in Contrexeville and Andorra
Appeared in main draw at a major for the first time at 2021 US Open, falling 1r (as qualifier, l. Teichmann)
Scored first Tour-level win during 2r showing at 2021 Belgrade (d. Kovinic, l. Sasnovich)
Fell 1r on WTA main-draw debut at 2021 Bogota (l. Parrizas Diaz)
Made WTA qualifying debut at 2019 Wimbledon
Won first ITF Circuit title in 2017, at W15 event in Santarem, Portugal
Owns four titles in singles and seven in doubles on ITF Circuit
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| 2025 |
R64
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| 2024 |
R128
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R64
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R64
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R128
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| 2023 |
R32
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R128
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R64
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R128
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| 2022 |
R128
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R128
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R64
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| 2021 |
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R128
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