Eva Fislova

1998 - Appeared in first pro event at ITF/Presov-SVK as a qualifier (won 1r vs. Ondraskova); reached QF at two ITF Circuit events; appeared on WTA Rankings on August 3 at No. 870

1999 - Reached four ITF Circuit finals, one in singles and three in doubles; contested first Tour qualifying at Bratislava

2000 - Won first pro titles, in singles at ITF/Quartu S’Elena-ITA and in doubles at ITF/Casale-ITA (w/Carlotti); failed to qualify for Bratislava in singles but made Tour debut in doubles, reaching QF (w/Kurhajcova)

2001 - Reached three ITF Circuit singles finals and won ITF/Presov-SVK doubles (w/Hrozenska); failed to qualify for Vienna and Bratislava

2002 - Qualified for Tour debut at Budapest, falling 1r to Black in 3s; as WC into Bratislava, reached first Tour QF, d. world No. 38 Likhovtseva in 2r (l. to Benesova in 3s); runner-up at ITF/Girona-ESP

2003 - Qualified for first two Grand Slams at Australian Open (l. to world No. 12 Myskina 75 63) and Wimbledon (l. in 2r to world No. 14 Sugiyama 75 third set); also reached 2r at Casablanca (l. to Nagyova 76 third set) and Vienna as a qualifier (d. Majoli 60 61 in 1r; l. to Matevzic in 3s); direct entrant into US Open (l. 1r to Schiavone); broke into Top 100 on August 11 at No. 98; member of Slovak Fed Cup teams in 1r win over Germany and QF loss to Belgium.

2005 - Fell in Tour-level qualifying four times, incl. Australian Open and US Open; l. decisive doubles rubber (w/Hrozenska) against Bacsinszky/Casanova in Slovak Republic's 3-2 loss to Switzerland in Fed Cup 1r.