The 5 women with the most Grand Slam finals played: Serena Williams 2nd, Chris Evert with 34
The top four on the list are separated by just three final appearances.
The top four on the list are separated by just three final appearances.
Five women have spent 100+ consecutive week as singles world No 1 on the WTA Rankings.
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Two players have contested over 200 WTA finals.
Nine women finished as the year-end No 1 at least three times.
Three women have won over 30 matches at the year-end championships.
Sabalenka is the 16th woman to claim the year-end No 1 ranking.
Seven women have lifted the WTA Finals title aged 18 or under.
We look at those that sealed more WTA Finals triumphs than anyone else.
Three players have a win rate of over 80%.
The seven women to defend the WTA Finals title are all former world No 1's and multiple major winners.
Six women have made 12 or more appearances at the year-end championships.
In WTA history, nine women have retired with their last singles title coming at a Grand Slam.
Five women have reached over 20 WTA 1000 level finals.
Swiatek has been knocked off world No 1 - but her latest reign has seen her emulate tennis greats.
Seven women have a gap larger than seven years between their first and last week as No 1.
A look at the list of women who have spent the most weeks at No 1 in WTA Rankings.
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