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Zhang,Shuai2

Siniakova, Katerina0

Krejcikova, Barbora2

Lorenzo Di, Francesca0

Davis,Lauren1

Alexandrova, Ekaterina2

Samsonova, Ludmilla2

Shymanovich, Iryna0

Linette, Magda2

Putintseva,Yulia0

Cornet,Alize2

Yastremska, Dayana0

Sorribes Tormo, Sara2

Osario, Camila1

Kenin, Sofia2

Hewitt, Dalayna0

Krejcikova, Barbora

Potapova, Anastasia

Stearns, Peyton0

Begu, Irina-Camelia2

Mertens, Elise

Cirstea,Sorana

Samsonova, Ludmilla

Garcia, Caroline

Sasnovich, Aliaksandra2

Krunic, Aleksandra0

Gracheva, Varvara1

Brengle, Madison2

Sherif, Mayar1

Trevisan, Martina2

Tauson, Clara2

Tan, Harmony0

Hozumi, Eri0

Pera, Bernarda2

Siegemund,Laura2

Kalinina, Anhelina1

Zhang,Shuai0

Trevisan, Martina0

Krejcikova, Barbora0

Pera, Bernarda2

Brengle, Madison2

Alexandrova, Ekaterina1

Siegemund,Laura0

Samsonova, Ludmilla2

Cirstea,Sorana0

Linette, Magda2

Cornet,Alize2

Tauson, Clara0

Sasnovich, Aliaksandra2

Sorribes Tormo, Sara1

Kenin, Sofia2

Begu, Irina-Camelia0

Cornet,Alize2

Zhang,Shuai0

Pera, Bernarda2

Kenin, Sofia1

Sasnovich, Aliaksandra2

Brengle, Madison0

Linette, Magda0

Samsonova, Ludmilla2

Sasnovich, Aliaksandra2

Cornet,Alize1

Pera, Bernarda0

Samsonova, Ludmilla2

Sasnovich, Aliaksandra0

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