The 6 players with most WTA Finals appearances: Martina Navratilova with 21, Steffi Graf joint-second
Six women have made 12 or more appearances at the year-end championships.
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.
We look at four of Germany's finest players amid Laver Cup action taking place in Berlin.
Seven women have won four or more major titles on hard courts, since the US Open and Australian Open adopted the surface.
Who holds the record for highest career-winning percentage in women's tennis?
There are three women who have surpassed 100 titles, while seven have reached the 60 mark.
Five women have a Grand Slam win rate of over 85% in the Open Era.
Sabalenka is looking to become just the fifth woman to win both hard-court Slams in the same year.
The great Monica Seles lost only seven of her first 100 Grand Slam matches.
Three women and one man have won the Olympic-US Open double in the same year.
Four women have reached eight or more finals, while five are tied for fifth on the list.
Swiatek has reached Round 3 of 19 Grand Slams in a row - one of just 5 women in the Open Era to do so.
Five women have a win percentage of over 85%.
Seven women have won three or more US Open titles in the Open Era.