Personal

Currently coached by Carlos Martinez, formerly with Philippe Dehaes
Parents are Sergey and Tatiana; brother is Alexsandr, who also serves as her fitness trainer; introduced to tennis by brother at age 6
Baseliner whose favorite surface is clay; favorite shot is forehand
Loves soccer (favorite team is FC Barcelona)
Best tennis memory is winning Roland Garros juniors and 2015 US Open run

Career Highlights

SINGLES
Winner (5): 2022 - San Jose; 2021 - Phillip Island Trophy, St. Petersburg; 2018 - Moscow; 2017 - Charleston
Finalist (5): 2021 - Birmingham San Jose; 2018 - Dubai, Indian Wells; 2017 - Moscow.

DOUBLES
Winner (1): 2015 - Moscow (w/Vesnina).
Finalist (2): 2017 - Tokyo (Pan Pacific) (w/Gavrilova); 2016 - Moscow (w/Gavrilova).

ADDITIONAL
Russian Fed Cup Team, 2016-17, 2019; Russian Olympic Team, 2016.

Career in Review

2021 - Finished the year ranked No.26; returned to the Top 50 in 2021 with a strong start winning her first titles since 2018 at the Phillip Island Trophy in Melbourne (d. Bouzkova in F) and in her home nation of Russia at St. Petersburg defeating three compatriots en route (d. Kudermetova, Kuznetsova and Gasparyan in F); reached two additional finals at Birmingham (l. Jabeur) and San Jose (l. Collins); at the Slams, advanced to 3r at Roland Garros and US Open and 2r at Australian Open and Wimbledon; won 38 matches, 5th time in career winning 30+ matches in a season.

2020 - Finished the year ranked No.71, lowest year-end rank since 2015; season highlighted by SF performance at Lyon (l. Friedsam) - her first run to the last four at a WTA event since lifting title at 2018 Moscow [Kremlin Cup]; marked her best finish across 12 main draw appearances.

2019 - Fifth Top 100 season (finishing No.69); QF twice at St. Petersburg (l. to Zvonareva) and Beijing (l. to Wozniacki); reached 3r twice and 2r seven times (incl. Roland Garros); fell 1r 10 times (incl. other three majors).

2018 - First Top 10 season (finishing No.10); won one WTA title at Moscow (d. Jabeur in final); runner-up at Dubai (l. to Svitolina) and Indian Wells (l. to Osaka); SF at St. Petersburg (l. to Mladenovic); QF five times at Charleston (l. to Goerges), Madrid (l. to Kvitova), Roland Garros (l. to Stephens), Eastbourne (l. to Kerber) and Wimbledon (l. Kerber); reached 3r twice and 2r six times (incl. other two majors); fell 1r seven times; fell in RR at WTA Elite Trophy (1-1 record); having started season at No.24, made Top 20 debut on February 26 (after Dubai; rose from No.24 to No.20) and set career-high No.10 on October 22 (after Moscow).

2017 - Enjoyed career-best season in 2017, ending year ranked No.24 for third successive Top 100 finish; won career first WTA singles title at 2017 Charleston (d. Ostapenko in final) in first all-teenage final on tour since 2009 Linz (Wickmayer d. Kvitova); reached second tour-level final at 2017 Moscow (l. Goerges in final); enjoyed best Grand Slam run so far by reaching 4r at US Open (l. Kanepi); QF three times at Sydney (d. No.1 Kerber in 2r, l. Konta), Doha (l. Puig) and Beijing (l. Halep); reached 3r twice (incl. Roland Garros), 2r nine times (incl. Wimbledon); fell 1r on five occasions (incl. Australian Open).

2016 - First Top 50 season (finishing No.27); SF at St. Petersburg (l. to Bencic); QF at Indina Wells, Charleston, Montréal, Olympics and Moscow; reached 3r five times (incl. Australian Open, Roland Garros and Wimbledon) and 2r four times; fell 1r six times (incl. US Open) and qualifying once; made Top 50 debut on February 15 (rose from No.63 to No.45).

2015 - First Top 100 season (finishing No.72); SF at Moscow (l. to Pavlyuchenkova); QF at Bad Gastein; reached 3r once (US Open); fell 1r twice and in qualifying once; made Top 100 debut on September 21 (rose from No.109 to No.93); also won five singles titles on ITF Circuit.

2014 - Played first WTA main draw at Moscow, falling 1r (as WC); won two singles titles on ITF Circuit.

2013 - Played first WTA qualifying at Moscow; also played on ITF Circuit.