Waffle House
This woman won 7 grand slam singles titles. Her final one was at the 2007 US Open.
Justine Henin
She has won more Wimbledon singles titles than any other woman.
Martina Navratilova
She is the most recent player who achieved a career high #2 world ranking.
Li Na
This current player has spent the 10th most weeks at #1.
Simona Halep
She made it all the way to the semi-finals of Wimbledon as a qualifier in 1999.
Alexandra Stevenson
This country has won more Fed Cup titles than any other.
United Sates of America
Marion Bartoli won Wimbledon in 2013. It was this Belgian which she defeated in the semi-finals.
Kirsten Flipkens
This Brazilian did a really good job at Wimbledon. She won three singles titles there.
Maria Bueno
This country holds claim to the most players who reached their peak at #2.
Russia
Outside of Venus and Serena Williams, this is the player who has spent the most weeks in the top ten among current players.
Maria Sharapova
This qualifier from Kazakhstan made an appearance in the 2012 French Open quarter-finals.
Yaroslava Shvedova
This country won the most recent Fed Cup.
Czech Republic
This is the number of grand slam singles titles Kim Clijsters has won.
Four
She won the first Wimbledon singles title in the open era. She also won the last two of the amateur era.
Billie Jean King
This Spaniard won Wimbledon in 1994, but never made it to #1 in the world.
Conchita Martinez
She was the first #1 ranked player when the WTA rankings were introduced in 1975.
Chris Evert
2019 was a big year for this woman. It began when she reached her first WTA final as a qualifier at the Auckland Open.
Bianca Andreescu
This country holds the record for the most consecutive Fed Cup finals appearances.
Australia
This current WTA player was ranked as high as number 12 in the world in 2010.
Yanina Wickmayer
DAILY DOUBLE
This is the name of the ladies' singles trophy.
Venus Rosewater Dish
Of the ten players who have topped out at #2, she owns the most grand slam singles titles.
Virginia Wade
This woman overtook Serena Williams as the top ranked player when she was tied with Steffi Graf for most consecutive weeks at #1.
Angelique Kerber
It took Serena Williams three sets to beat this Slovenian qualifier at Wimbledon in 2019.
Kaja Juvan
Of the five countries which have made the Fed Cup finals, but have never won, this was the most recent.
Belarus
She won 53 singles matches on tour in her career. She is also the sister of Kim Clijsters.
Elke Clijsters
She won the most Wimbledon singles titles in the amateur era.
Helen Wills Moody
She is very familiar with the #2. Two grand slam singles finals, two grand slam doubles championships, and a career high ranking of #2.
Vera Zvonareva
This woman retired when she was #8 in the world in 1996. She returned to the tour in 2008 and retired for good in 2017.
Kimiko Date-Krumm
Victoria Azarenka began 2016 by winning the Brisbane International. Before beating Angelique Kerber in the final, she beat this qualifier in the semis.
Samantha Crawford
This country took advantage of its only Fed Cup finals appearance, when it won the title in 2002.
Slovakia