WTA year-end finals seats confirmed Zhang Shuai partnered with Stosur to play in the women's doubles

On November 1, Beijing time, the International Women's Tennis Association (WTA) announced that Estonian player Cantavit was shortlisted for the 2021 WTA year-end finals. Contavet became the last singles player to be confirmed, and the women's singles quarterfinalist for the year-end finals has been determined.

With just won the Cluj-Napoca, Contavet secured the final singles spot in the finals. She has won 15 consecutive games in the indoor arena and has won a total of 26 in her last 28 matches. With Kontaveit's finalists, all eight singles seats in the WTA year-end finals were determined, including Sabalenka, Krejickova, Ka Pliskova, Sakari, Swatake, Muguruza, Bardoza and Kontaveit.

Simon, Chairman and CHIEF Executive Officer of WTA, said: "The WTA Year-End Finals for the 2021 season will be an exciting year-end event. Six players in the singles squad are first-time finalists and two countries are making their debuts, highlighting the international nature of the WTA Tour. The WTA has given fans a wonderful full season this year, and the final battle in Guadalajara is the perfect end to this wonderful season. ”

A few days ago, the doubles line-up for the WTA Year-End Finals was determined. Eight women's doubles pairs will compete for the Martina Navratinova trophy: Kregitskova/Siniacova, Shuko Aoyama/Eiji Shibahara, Shuwei Xie/Mertens, Merrichar-Martinez/Shuls, Stosur/Zhang Shuai, Guarachi/Krautsk, Yurak/Krapaci, Fechman/Olmos.

The WTA Year-End Finals will be held in Guadalajara this season from November 10 to 17. The top eight singles players and doubles teams will be shortlisted for the 2021 WTA Year-End Finals. The WTA Year-End Finals will be a group round robin format, with the singles winner winning the WTA Year-End Finals Billy Jane Trophies and the doubles winner winning the Martina Navratinova Trophy. (End)

Source: China News Network