Anastasia
Gasanova

Career in Review

2025 highlights include qualifying for main draw at Prague (l. eventual finalist Noskova), reached career first WTA 125 SF at Huzhou 125 and won 12th and 13th ITF singles titles at W35 Sharm ElSheikh and W35 Monastir

Again played only ITF tournaments in 2024 and won 5 ITF singles titles and 2 ITF doubles titles

Played only on the ITF circuit in 2023, reached one final at W25 La Marsa. Won two ITF doubles titles at W25 Santa Margherita di Pula (w/Drazic) and W25 La Marsa (w/Yashina)

2022 highlights include R16 runs at Adelaide #1, Chennai and Seoul. Also qualified for first career Grand Slam main draw at Roland Garros (l. Bouzkova) and played maiden Australian Open and US Open qualifying events. Reached a career-high singles ranking of No.121 on January 10

In 2021, reached maiden WTA QF at St. Petersburg, followed by another QF run at Nur-Sultan. Also made 2r at Prague and Clij-Napoca. Also competed in qualifying events at Roland Garros and Wimbledon for the first time

Reached 3r on WTA main draw debut at 2021 Abu Dhabi (as qualifier l. Sorribes Tormo); upset No.6 Ka.Pliskova - her first match against a Top 100 player

Her 2020 campaign was highlighted by a semifinal visit at ITF $15K Sharm El Sheikh 3 and a quarterfinal performance at ITF $100K Cairo 4

Produced a successful ITF resume in 2019, having reached three ITF finals at $25K Kazan, $25K Incheon and $25K Nanning

Has yet to compete in a Grand Slam event

Captured ITF $25K Guiyang title, and was a runner-up at $25K Karshi and $15K Moscow in 2018

Hoisted two ITF Circuit titles in 2016 at $10K Nanjing and $10K Khimki

Won back-to-back ITF crowns in 2015 at $10K Telavi 4 and Telavi 5 (Georgia)

First career ITF Circuit title came at $10K Telavi in 2014

Owns six career ITF Circuit singles titles so far

Played first ITF event in 2013 at $10K Astanan 5, Kazakhstan