Elena Vesnina

At 37 years old, Elena Vesnina has this physical status:

Career

Vesnina, a 16-year-old girl from Giza, Egypt, won direct entry into the main draw for her first $10k tournament and qualified for the main draw before losing in a three-set match. The next week, she will face Hana romová of the Czech Republic in the second round of the main draw, where she won two more matches and advanced to the first $10k quarterfinal in her second appearance. However, she forfeited her quarterfinal match to her opponent.

Vesnina began the year in 2003 with two successive ITF Circuit events in India, at Chennai and Bangalore, and qualified both times, but she lost in the first semifinal and another quarterfinal in the main draws, losing to Akgul Amanmuradova at the quarterfinal stage in Bangalore. Vesnina's first position at world No. 1 was based on these findings. 750, enough to guarantee immediate entry into her next $10k draw in Istanbul, where she set a new personal record in qualifying for the final. In the first round of her then-competition Evgenia Linetskaya, she was disqualified; in May she had mixed success in Lviv, Ukraine, and Warsaw, Poland; but in June, she won the $10k event at Balashikha.

Vesnina lost in Bucharest to Raluca Sandu in the second round after winning her first ITF title. She stayed on to compete in Bucharest, where she advanced to the finals, defeating German Antonela Voina in two sets. She then competed in Zhukovsky, Russia as a qualifier and triumphed, then advanced to the semifinals of the main draw with a narrow three-set victory over compatriot Ekaterina Bychkova en route, but was defeated by Alona Bondarenko of Ukraine in the semifinals.

Vesnina qualified for her second straight $25k tournament in Tbilisi, Georgia, and this time won the title, defeating Evgenia Linetskaya, Olga Barabanschikova, and Mariya Koryttseva in the quarterfinal, semifinal, and final respectively. She then failed to qualify for her first main-draw appearance at the WTA Tour in Moscow and Tashkent. She ended the year ranked No. 1 in the world. 279 people were arrested on the 289.

Vesnina debuted at the ITF event in Bergamo in second round. She then failed to qualify for the ITF Ortisei, losing in the first round of the qualifying draw. Barbara Schwartz, an unranked rookie in the first qualifying round of the 2004 Hyderabad Open, lost to her in the first qualifying round. She advanced to the quarterfinals at ITF St. Petersburg, defeating compatriot Anastasia Rodionova in the first round proper and then advancing to the quarterfinals, where she was defeated by Croatian Ivana Lisjak.

Vesnina continued to play in Marseille, losing in the last round of the qualifying draw until losing out to No. 1. 1 seed and then world No. 1 rank. Ubomra Kurhajcová, 70, was born in 2007. She died in Gorizia and Vittel before being pushed early. She won two ITF quarterfinals in a row in Moscow, losing to Maria Kondratieva, and losing in Balashikha to Anastasiya Yakimova. She also reached the quarterfinals in late September, where she lost to No. 301 in a direct main-drawning tournament at Batumi, Georgia. Anna Chakvetadze, a 1 seed.

Vesnina hoped to qualify for a WTA-level Kremlin Cup but was disqualified by world No. 2 in her second attempt. 61, Claudine Schaul, and the Bell Challenge, where she won for the first time in qualifying for a WTA Tour main draw but lost in the first round of the main draw to Mariana Daz Oliva. Vesnina qualified in Opole, Poland, but in the second round, she lost to Hana romová. She ended the year by reaching the quarterfinals at Bergamo, losing to Estonian star Maret Ani. Vesnina was ranked No. 2 in the year 1999 at the top of the charts. 286.

She began 2005 aiming to qualify for the WTA tournament main draws and next to Varvara Lepchenko in single sets, but she fell in straight sets to Varvara Lepchenko. In the second qualifying round of an ITF tournament in St. Paul, Minnesota, she defeated Tatsiana Uvarova the following week. She began a bad start by failing in first round at the ITF St. Petersburg; she then qualified at Civitavecchia, eventually losing in three sets to Maret Ani. She registered in May for the Tier II competition in Warsaw and avenged her previous loss to Adriana Barna, knocking her out, but then fell to Anna Chakvetadze in the second round.

Vesnina lost in the first round of a $25k tournament in Antalya just a few weeks later. She qualified for her second straight WTA Tour main draw at the stanbul Cup this week, losing to Mashona Washington in the second round. This was her first WTA Tour victory. She appeared in the final of an event in Galatina, Italy, defeating top-ranked Tatiana Poutchek on the way before losing the title to Mariya Koryttseva. She failed to qualify in Fano in the first round of the ITF tournament in Cuneo, Italy, at her next two ITF tournaments in early July, but not to similarly ranked compatriot Lioudmila Skavronskaia. But, she qualified for her third WTA Tour main draw at Internazionali di Modena later this month, riding a low-ranked special entrant from Maja Matevichii to death in the first round before being barred by world No. 2's. In the second round, Flavia Pennetta, 28, is in second place.

Vesnina won by qualifying into a WTA Tour main draw for the fourth time at Palermo, but Maret Ani was disqualified in the first round. She failed to qualify for the main draw of the WTA events in the third round of the competition, defeating Emma Laine in the third round of the Rogers Cup, where she first defeated Swiss perennial and world No. 1. Emmanuelle Gagliardi, 110, was the president of Italy, but he was deposed by world No. 107. In the second round of the qualifying draw, Rika Fujiwara and Marina Erakovic competed in the US Open to Marina Erakovic. She then reached the semifinals in Denain, France, losing to Arantxa Parra Santonja and losing in Bordeaux to Stéphanie Foretz. Vesnina made her first appearance in a main draw in October for the first time in her career, when she lost in the Tashkent Open in October, where she reached the first quarterfinals against Akgul Amanmuradova. She then failed to qualify for the Kremlin Cup after losing to Alona Bondarenko. She progressed to the qualifier round in the Generali Ladies Linz before losing to Tamira Paszek.

Vesnina reached her second quarterfinal appearance in November at the Bell Challenge, defeating 75th-ranked Swede Sofia Arvidsson. She came unstuck in the first two weeks of ITF competitions, losing to Emma Laine in the first round at Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, and Kaia Kanepi in the second round at Deauville, France. She finished the year with a semifinal appearance at Poitiers in the final week of November and her last tournament, losing to Viktoria Kutuzova (en route she defeated Marion Bartoli and world No. 1). Stéphanie Foretz, 96. She came in No. 1 in the year's rankings at the end of the year. 111.

Vesnina was defeated by Puerto Rican world No. 1 in the start of the new season at the Brisbane International Centre. Vilmarie Castellvi was 157 in the first round of the Tier III championship draw at Gold Coast, but Nuria Llagostera Vives defeated her in the first round of the Hobart International the following week.

Despite being ranked No. 1 in the world, the No. 1 in the UK is the highest ranking. 104, she was given direct access to her first Grand Slam tournament at the Australian Open, and she advanced to the fourth round with defeats of qualifiers Li Ting, Julia Schruff, and Olga Savchuk, before losing to world No. 10. Nadia Petrova, 7, Nadia Petrova. She returned to Australia in the first rounds of both competitions at the Bangalore Open and Indian Wells Masters but lost in the first rounds of both tournaments. Nicole Pratt, 127, of Bangalore, has been named World No. 1 and has earned the title of world No. 127. At Indian Wells, 86, Viktoriya Kutuzova. However, she made it to the third round at Miami and Amelia Island, losing to Tatiana Golovin and Virginia Ruano Pascual, respectively.

Vesnina again came out the loser this week over Family Circle Cup winner Vera Zvonareva. Flavia Pennetta, the first seed in the first round, was defeated in May while retreating to a lower-level Tier-IV event in Estoril, Portugal; this time the Italian retaliated; this time the Italian struck revenge. In the first round of the Berlin Open, she defeated Czech Kvta Peschke in the first round.

Vesnina's first round at the Internationaux de Strasbourg met with a slew of incoming Italian world No. 1. Karin Knapp, 249, was defeated by 249, but she was able to secure her spot in the second round, where she defeated the world No. 1 in the second round. Marion Bartoli, 27, for the second time in her career. Clay-court specialist and world No. 1 in the quarterfinals, no. Anabel Medina Garrigues, 28, had the most of their joust by taking it. She lost in the first round of the French Open to Peng Shuai.

Vesnina and's-Hertogenbosch's grass-court circuit, and both of them qualified to the second round of the world No. 1 in Birmingham and's-Hertogenbosch.' Mara Santangelo, 39, and world No. 1 in the United States, No. Elena Dementieva, respectively, 8. In July, Wimbledon Championships ranked No. 1 overall. She recovered from a setdown to fend off the world No. 63. Marcia Sánchez Lorenzo, 75, died in the first round, and in the second round, she defeated compatriot Anna Chakvetadze.

Vesnina qualified in the second round of both the Carlsbad Open and Los Angeles Tennis Championships, losing to Emma Laine and Meghann Shaughnessy, respectively. Neha Uberoi of the United States stunned her in the first round of the Rogers Cup in the qualifying round. She lost in the quarterfinals at the Forest Hills Classic the following week. In September, she lost to world No. 301 in her first appearance at the US Open. In the first round, Mary Pierce was defeated by 14, at 14, an older girl.

Vesnina retaliated over Emma Laine in the first round of the China Open, but then she dropped to world No. 2 in the second round. Li Na, 23, is a young lady from Li Na. In Tashkent Open losing to Kateryna Bondarenko in Kremlin Cup losing to Amélie Mauresmo, a string of three more modest second-round finishes in successive weeks followed.

Vesnina advanced to the first round of the main draw against world No. 1 after qualifying for the Ladies Linz. After the Slovaks retired, Daniela Hantuchová began dating her. World No. 2 is the world's highest ranking. Jelena Jankovi, 12, awaited her in round two, and it was Jankovi who emerged victorious. Kirsten Flipkens retired from competing in the Gaz de France Stars' last tournament. Vesnina ended the year as the country's highest-ranked region, up 67 places year on year.

Vesnina reached the quarterfinals of the MAW Hardcourts in her first tournament of the year, losing to Italian Tathiana Garbin in the quarterfinals. In the first round of the Hobart International, she lost to Anabel Medina Garrigues. She relived her disappointment in the first round but lost in the second to Maria Elena Camerin in a close three-set tie. Following the Australian Open, the Australian Open then suffered a string of disappointing first round exits over the remainder of the winter season, including at the Pan Pacific Open and Dubai, losing seven consecutive matches in a row. Urszula Radwaska finished her losing streak in the first round of the J&S Cup, but she was defeated in the next round to Jelena Jankovi. She suffered a humiliating loss by 65th-ranked Spaniard Lourdes Domno in the first round at the German Open a week later.

Vesnina lost in the quarterfinals at the Internationaux de Strasbourg in her next main-draw appearance. She was drawn against No. 1 at the French Open at No. 62. Justine Henin, the first seed and eventual champion of the first round, was disqualified. She came through as a qualifier at the Ordina Open this week, but she lost in the second round to Angelique Kerber in the second round. She was ranked 67th in the Wimbledon Championships in July and had two victories over fellow-Russian world No. 1. Olga Puchkova, 32, in the first round and world No. 1. Émilie Loit, 43, died in the second round before losing to top-seed and eventual semifinalist Justine Henin in the third round. She appeared in the Cincinnati Open in the quarterfinals, defeating eventual champion and compatriot Anna Chakvetadze until retiring.

Vesnina defeated world No. 2 in the Nordic Light Open at the Nordic Light Open in 2010. Sofia Arvidsson in straight sets in the first round, but then lost in straight sets to fast-rising teenager Caroline Wozniacki in the second round. She then appeared in the last tournament before the US Open at the Forest Hills Classic, winning first round bye. Séverine Brémond, 68, and the Japanese world No. 1 at No. 2. Aiko Nakamura, 52, reached her first WTA-level semifinal, but then lost to Virginie Razzano. Vesnina was drawn to play world No. 1 in the US Open. In the first round, 89 Jelena Kostani had reached her first round but lost in straight sets to her.

Vesnina venged her straight sets loss to Mara Santangelo in their first meeting by defeating world No. 1.1. She is favored 34 to win in straight sets. The Russian could only progress to the second round of the Slovenia Open before succumbing to Gisela Dulko at the end of the month.

Vesnina qualified to the semifinals with victories over Alberta Brianti, Tatiana Poutchek, and Romanian youngster Ioana Raluca Olaru, although she lost Belarusian teenager Victoria Azarenka at this stage. She lost in a new way to the Czech world No. 1 at the Kremlin Cup once more. In the second round, Nicole Vaidiová defeated 13, Nicole Vaidová. She failed to qualify at the Zurich Open and Linz Open in the year's two tournaments, losing to American Meilen Tu and German Sandra Klösel. She came in last year at No. 4 on the year's polls. This year, the lowest ten spots are down ten points over the previous year.

Vesnina, who was back in Australia for the start of the new season early in January with a three-set loss in the first round to an Australian wild card, when Monique Adamczak ranked just 158th in the world. She found herself slipping to 60th place after failing to protect the points earned from her quarterfinal appearance at Gold Coast a year ago. But she made up for it by winning the quarterfinals at Hobart the following week, defeating world No. 1. Nuria Llagostera Vives and Akiko Morigami are among the 48 Akiko Morigami and Nuria Llagostera Vives. But she is still undefeated in the quarterfinals, beating the current world No. 1. Vera Zvonareva, 23 had the best of her.

Vesnina, who has been in the Australian Open for the third year as a result of her career, had a marginally more fruitful run than she did in 2007, winning the third round of the Australian Open for the third time in a row. Julia Vasilienko, 31, and the world No. 1 in 1981, Julia Vasilienko. Jill Craybas, 98. In the third round, however, there was no stopping eventual champion Maria Sharapova from winning. Vesnina debuted at No. 1 in the tournament and was ranked No. 1. 52.

Vesnina's career started disappointingly at Doha in mid-February with a first-round main-draw draw loss in straight sets to world No. 1. 134, Ayumi Morita. She was forced to enter the qualifying tournament in Dubai, where she was defeated by Zheng Jie in the second round, despite her then-current ranking as world No. 109. 226 reflected her latest absence from the tour as a result of injury. In February, the Russian received only six points in total.

Vesnina could only win the second round of the main draw after losing to action in mid-March at the Tier I match held in Indian Wells. In a close three-set match in the first, 98, Hsieh Su-wei, was ranked as the first world No. 1 in the first. Marion Bartoli, 10, defeated her in the first round, bringing their career full circle.

Vesnina, who was ranked 53rd in March, advanced to the fourth round of the competition, defeating Elena Likhovtseva, world No. 2. Szávay, 18-year-old Szávay, and the new world No. 1 has emerged. Ashley Harkleroad, 60, before succumbing to the world No. 3. Justine Henin, the first child of the United Kingdom. She earned 70 ranking points from her appearance, placing her at No. 50 in the top 50. 45, with 638 ranking points, but she remained some 50 points behind the new benchmark that was set to equal her previous best ranking of 41st.

Vesnina reached the third round of the Tier-III Amelia Island in early April after beating Venezuelan Milagros Sequera and world No. 0 in the third round. Patty Schnyder, 12, Patty Schnyder. However, she did not recover to the world No. 2 at the time. Alizé Cornet, 49, is a person of mixed origins. As a result, she saw a net increase of just 25 points to 663, with just one ranking position in the top 10 rankings.

In January, Vesnina competed in the Auckland Open. It was here that she advanced to her first final on the 2009 WTA Tour, defeating tournament sixth-seed Nicole Vaidniová in the second round and second seed Caroline Wozniacki in the quarterfinals along the way. She then triumphed in a semifinal against British No. 57. 1, Anne Keothavong, with a score of 132, is going to set up a meeting with fellow-Russian and tournament top seed Elena Dementieva. She lost to Dementieva.

Vesnina participated in the Australian Open but lost in the first round to Julie Coin. Vesnina qualified in the first round of the Chinese player Li Na for her first victory over a top-ten player at Dubai, defeating seventh-seeded Svetlana Kuznetsova. She defeated 12th-seeded Dominika Cibulková, who retired after Vesnina led, in the third round. She lost to Kaia Kanepi, the 16th-seeded.

Vesnina won the first round of the Indian Wells Open and Sorana Coirstea in the second round, defeating Sabine Lisicki in the first round and 32nd-seeded Sorana Cîrstea in the second round. Victoria Azarenka, the eighth seed, was defeated in the third round. Vesnina began her 2009 clay-court season in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida. She defeated sixth-seeded Peng Shuai in the first round, as well as third-seed Dominika Cibulková in the quarterfinals. In the semifinals, she defeated second-seeded Caroline Wozniacki. She then reached the quarterfinals of the Tier I Family Circle Cup before losing to Sabine Lisicki.

She advanced to the second round of the Rome Masters by defeating Jill Craybas in the second round, but lost to Zheng Jie in the second round. She then advanced to the third round of the Madrid Open then lost to Jelena Jankovi. She lost in the second round of the French Open to gnes Szávay, her first appearance in the second round. Despite this, she reached her first Grand Slam final in doubles at the French Open, partnering Victoria Azarenka. Both were seeded 12th but lost in the final to the third seeds and defending champions Virginia Ruano Pascual and Anabel Medina Garrigues.

Vesnina defeated Yanina Wickmayer in the first round and Vera Dushevina in the second round at the Wimbledon Championships. She stunned No. 1 in the No. 4 slot. In the third round, Dominika Cibulková defeated 14, Dominika Cibulková, who was in the third round. Vesnina then dropped to No. 10. Elena Dementieva, a fourth-round qualifier, has been ranked in the fourth round.

Vesnina lost in the second round of the US Open Championships to Zheng Jie, following first-round losses in the Rogers Cup to Anna Chakvetadze and the Western & Southern Open to Zheng Jie. Samantha Stosur, a fast-rising Samantha Stosur in the second round, and Amélie Mauresmo in the semifinals were defeated at the Pilot Pen Tennis Championships. She did not qualify in her second WTA final and first in a Premier-event, though she lost to Caroline Wozniacki.

Vesnina was seeded 31st at the US Open for the first time, and it was the first time she had been seeded at a Grand Slam event. In the first round, she met Lucie Hradecká, who came through. She defeated Jill Craybas in the second round of the US Open for the first time. She met fellow Russian and her former doubles partner Vera Zvonareva where she crashed.

Vesnina was unseeded in singles at the Pan Pacific Open in 2004, the first time she had been unseeded in singles. She defeated Marzán Sánchez in the first round and Roberta Vinci in the second, but she had to abandon in her third-round match against seventh seed Jelena Jankovi due to a left thigh strain while trailing. She then competed at the China Open, but she lost in the first round to Melinda Czink in the China Open. Vesnina was then seeded sixth in the Kremlin Cup. Compatriot Evgeniya Rodina defeated her in the first round.

Vesnina ended the year with a 34-21 singles record and ranked No. 1 in the world No. 5 rankings. 24.

She was seeded No. 1 in Auckland's first tournament of the year. 6. Alizé Cornet defeated Alberta Brianti in the first round of the second round after losing to Alberta Brianti. She reached the quarterfinals of doubles, collaborating Riza Zalameda, but she lost to Vladimra Uhl and Renata Vorárová. She was No. 1 at the Sydney International Exhibition. 7 Vera Zvonareva in the first round, but Zvonareva came back at 3:3 after suffering a right ankle injury. Vera Dushevina defeated her in the second round of the second round.

No. Seeded No. Vesnina was defeated in the first round by Tathiana Garbin in the Australian Open, 28 people. She partnered with Zheng Jie in the doubles, seeded No. 1 in the doubles. They won in a walkover in the first round over Alizé Cornet and Sharon Fichman, and in the second, they defeated them in two sets and a walkover. They lost to Bethanie Mattek-Sands and Yan Zi in the third round of the competition. Vesnina has also competed in mixed doubles with Andy Ram as the No. 1 in mixed doubles. 8 seeds. They defeated Alicia Molik and Matthew Ebden in the first round, as well as Anna-Lena Grönefeld and Christopher Kastin, but they fell to the top-seeded Cara Black and Leander Paes in the quarterfinals. Tathiana Garbin had to withdraw in the second round of the Paris indoor tournament, where she was eliminated once more by Tathiana Garbin in the second round.

Vesnina lost in three sets to world No. 134 at the Dubai Championships. Vera Zvonareva, a 14-year-old girl from Vera Zvonareva, in the first round. She made it to the semifinals at the Amelia Island Championships, defeating world No. 2 Charlotte. Caroline Wozniacki. She then lost seven straight matches, including in the third round of the Italian Open and the first rounds of the Italian Open, Madrid Open, Internationaux de Strasbourg, Rosmalen Open, and Wimbledon.

Vesnina made it to her second Grand Slam final in doubles at Wimbledon, partnering Vera Zvonareva. In the quarterfinals, the pair defeated top-seeded Williams sisters (breaking the Americans' 27 match-winning streak in Grand Slam doubles matches) and third-seeds Gisela Dulko and Flavia Pennetta in the semifinals. They lost to fellow unseeded pairing Yaroslava Shvedova and Vania King in the final.

Vesnina defeated Bojana Jovanovski, Stefanie Vögele, and Anastasia Rodionova in the stanbul Cup, defeating Bojana Jovanovski, Stefanie Vögele and Anastasia Rodionova. Andrea Petkovic, the sixth seed, was then defeated in the finals by defeating her. Vesnina was disqualified in the final, where she met fellow Russian Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova.

Vesnina continued to play in the Cincinnati Open, where she defeated French Open champion Francesca Schiavone in the second round. In the third round, she lost to Ana Ivanovic. She then had to qualify in the Connecticut Open, but she lost to Maria Kirilenko in the first round. Sam Stosur was also ranked fifth in the first round of the US Open, defeating her in the first round.

Vesnina made her Tashkent Open debut in 2013, defeating Darya Kustova and Tsurenko to advance to the quarterfinals and defeating Darya Kustova. She defeated Monica Niculescu in the semifinals. In the final, she lost to Alla Kudryavtseva. Vesnina defeated 12th seed Maria Sharapova for her biggest victory of her career two weeks later at the China Open. However, she lost in the next round to Timea Bacsinszky.

Vesnina was seeded seventh at the Auckland Open, defeating Marina Erakovic in her first match of the year. She pulled out of dizziness in the first round against Simona Halep. She defeated Arantxa Parra Santonja in the first round of the Hobart International but she lost to top-seed Marion Bartoli.

Vesnina lost to Virginie Razzano in the first round of the Australian Open. She then failed in the first round of Open GdF Suez, Dubai Championships, and Indian Wells Open, as well as the qualifying round in Qatar Open. She defeated high-ranked players Gisela Dulko and 23rd seed Yanina Wickmayer at the Sony Ericsson Open, but she lost to Anabel Medina Garrigues in the third round. Vesnina defeated Rebecca Marino in the first round of the Family Circle Cup, knocking out four straight seeds No. Bethanie Mattek-Sands, second seed and defending champion Sam Stosur, 12th seed Julia Görges, and 11th seed Peng Shuai are among the 14 seedings. Vesnina finished in second place in the Family Circle Cup by losing in straight sets to Caroline Wozniacki.

Vesnina and Sania Mirza gained the finals at Indian Wells by defeating Mattek-Sands and Shaughnessy in doubles. Then the two women claimed their second title of the year at the Family Circle Cup by defeating Mattek-Sands and Shaughnessy once more. They reached the final of Roland Garros before losing to Andrea Hlavá and Lucie Hradecká. They also reached the semifinals of Wimbledon before losing to eventual champions and second seeds Kvta Peschke and Katarina Srebotnik.

Vesnina and Leander Paes competed in the Australian Open and the Wimbledon mixed-doubles final together.

Vesnina claimed her first-round match at the Family Circle Cup. She lost to Serena Williams in the second round of the second round and was unable to claim her runner-up points from last year. Sania Mirza and her partner qualified in the doubles finals of the Dubai Open and Indian Wells. The pair advanced to the semifinals at the Australian Open.

Vesnina competed in Madrid and Rome with Ekaterina Makarova, winning both tournaments. In the quarterfinals of the French Open, the two teams were disqualified. She continued pairing with Makarova in doubles at Wimbledon and the London Olympics, and the pair were disqualified in the quarterfinals in both tournaments. They were disqualified in the third round of the US Open. The pair were victorious in the final against Mirza and Llagostera Vives in Beijing.

Vesnina claimed her first WTA Tour title by defeating defending champion Mona Barthel in the Hobart International final at the beginning of 2013. She reached the fourth round of the Australian Open, saving a match point against 16th seed Roberta Vinci in the third round en route. Victoria Azarenka, the defending champion, was eventually defeated by her opponent. She and Makarova then advanced to the doubles semifinal, losing to world No. 58. Errani/Vinci is a 1-1 team.

Vesnina claimed her second Premier Mandatory doubles title with Makarova at the Indian Wells Open, defeating third seeds Petrova/Srebotnik in the final. Vesnina claimed the French Open doubles title alongside Makarova, beating Errani/Vinci in the final after beating No. 109 in the final. 2 seeds Hlavá/Hradecka is a seed that was not present on the map.

Vesnina captured her second WTA title at the Aegon International in Eastbourne. Heather Watson defeated Ana Ivanovic in the first round and Heather Watson in the second round, advancing to the final. She then advanced to knock second seed Li Na and Yanina Wickmayer in the semifinals. She defeated Jamie Hampton in the final to win her first grass-tour competition.

Since finishing in the top 8 of the top 8 of the rankings for teams, Vesnina and Makarova qualified for the WTA Tour Championships. They beat Errani/Vinci for the second time in a row in the semifinals, but lost to Wimbledon champions Hsieh Su-wei/Peng Shuai.

Vesnina qualified for the WTA Tournament of Champions, Bulgaria, finishing 25th at the end of the season. Vesnina came in third place in the group, behind Samantha Stosur and Ana Ivanovic, who were unable to advance to the semifinals.

Vesnina ended 2013 with a 31–21 record, winning two titles and finishing at No. 25 people were arrested on Sunday, a total number. She had a 33-12 record and also won two titles in doubles. She came in fifth place in the rankings.

Vesnina failed to defend her title at the Hobart International Festival, losing to qualifier Estrella Cabeza Candela in the second round. In addition, Vesnina failed to defend fourth-round points against Alison Riske in the first round of the Australian Open. Despite this, she reached the final of the doubles tournament with Makarova, losing 5–7 in the final round to Errani/Vinci 5–7.

In the Pattaya Open, Vesnina/Makarova then suffered a humiliating loss at the hands of Noppawan Lertcheewakarn/Vera Zvonareva. They then lost in Dubai and Indian Wells, losing to Kudryavtseva/Rodionova and Black/Mirza. The Miami Open Finalists were unable to beat Martina Hingis/Sabine Lisicki in the Miami Open final. At the French Open, Vesnina/Makarova failed to defend their position in the second round, losing to French wildcards Julie Coin/Pauline Parmentier. Vesnina reached her first semifinal appearance of the year at the Portugal Open, defeating Roberta Vinci in the process. She lost in the second round to eventual champion Madison Keys as the defending champion at Aegon International.

Vesnina lost in the second round to doubles partner Makarova in straight sets as a lucky loser in the Rogers Cup. Vesnina and Makarova claimed their second major title at the US Open, but not against any seeded teams or any other teams throughout the entire tournament. Vesnina/Makarova lost in the quarterfinals to Kudryavtseva/Rodionova in the WTA Finals.

Vesnina posted an 18–20 record in singles, leading to a ranking of 65. Vesnina had a record of 24–14 and won one title, the US Open, for doubles. She was no. 2nd in the United States. In the year-end rankings, the 7th in doubles.

Vesnina and Makarova qualified to the Wimbledon final, defeating Hingis/Mirza.

Vesnina began the year by participating in qualifying at the Brisbane International Arena, and she qualified for the main draw by defeating Australian wildcards Tammi Patterson, Mathilde Johansson, and Ysaline Bonaventure. Vesnina lost to former world No. 1 in the first round. Victoria Azarenka, the future champion and alumnium, defeated in two sets in two sets. Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova and her sister were the third seeds in doubles, and they were destined for the quarterfinals, where they defeated Medina Garrigues and Parra Santonja.

Vesnina failed to qualify in the first round of qualifying, losing in the main draw of the Australian Open. It was the first time she had failed to qualify for the main draw in a Grand Slam event for the first time in a decade, with her singles ranked to No. 11. The 122nd in the world's highest ranked position. Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova and Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova were seeded fifth and advanced to the quarterfinals, where they lost to Alla Kudryavtseva and Vania King. Vesnina and her partner Bruno Soares were both seeded fifth in mixed doubles. They advanced to the final, defeating CoCo Vandeweghe and Horia Tecău for their first mixed-doubles Grand Slam title.

Vesnina lost in the second round to qualifier Kateryna Kozlova at the inaugural St. Petersburg Trophy. She reached the quarterfinals of the doubles draw with Daria Kasatkina, but she fell to world No. 2. Hingis/Mirza is a fictional character in the film "Mirza" a pair.

Vesnina qualified for the main draw after defeating Ons Jabeur and Naomi Broady in the Qatar Open. She faced Caroline Garcia in the first round of the tournament and made it an upset by winning. Vesnina won in three sets over Simona Halep for her first top-two victory of her career. She then caused her third straight upset over former world No. 2 Jeremy Howard. Caroline Wozniacki, now in three sets. However, she lost in two sets to eventual champion Carla Suárez Navarro. Nonetheless, this was her best showing at a Premier-5 tournament. Vesnina and her partner Kasatkina finished world No. 1 in the doubles competition. In the quarterfinals, Hingis/Mirza's 41-match winning streak stood up. Despite winning the first set 6–3 against the world No. 1, the CF pulled the first set 6–3. Chan Hao-ching yang-jan, a double teamed, lost in three sets.

Vesnina fell in the first round of the qualifying to American wildcard Julia Boserup at the Indian Wells Open. Vesnina competed with Daria Kasatkina in doubles, but she lost in the second round to eventual finalists Julia Görges/Karolna Plcóny. Vesnina beat Kateryna Kozlova, avenging her defeat in St. Petersburg and Tsvetana Pironkova in the Miami Open, helping to get out of qualifying. In the first round, she was matched against fellow qualifier Jana epelová and defeated in straight sets. Vesnina caused a lot of anxiety in the second round when she defeated former world No. 1 Claudia Kobebe. Venus Williams of the United States defeated her in three sets in a one-and-a-kind Grand Slam title. Vesnina won then meet Britain Johanna Konta but lost. Vesnina and Kasatkina competed in doubles with Bethanie Mattek-Sands/Lucie afá in the second round, losing in doubles to two-time Grand Slam champion Bethanie Mattek-Sands/Lucie afová.

The 85th-ranked Vesnina became the first qualifier to reach the championship match in the tournament's 44-year history, defeating a tenacious Sloane Stephens. Stephens defeated Vesnina in the second round after the exhaustion of 718 minutes – nearly 12 hours – appeared to have a toll on the latter set.

The qualification, which now takes place in Madrid, was administered by Vesnina. She lost in the second round to Kvitová. She and Makarova were ranked in doubles for their first tournament since late 2015 and reached the semifinals. Vesnina was unable to qualify for the main draw in Rome. However, Makarova qualified in the final, losing to Hingis/Mirza.

Vesnina advanced to her first Grand Slam semifinal by beating Tamira Paszek, Andrea Petkovic, and Julia Boserup in the first three rounds before losing in three sets to her first Grand Slam quarterfinalist Makarova. She then defeated Dominika Cibulková to restart her resurgent in the semifinals, where she was easily defeated by world No. 1 in 2009. Serena Williams, the reigning Wimbledon champion and the fastest semifinal in the country's history, was crowned in 48 minutes by Serena Williams.

Vesnina and Makarova won their first tournament title of the year in 2016 at the Rogers Cup, then lifted the gold medals for Russia at the Summer Olympics. Vesnina in singles lost to 10th seed Madison Keys in the Rogers Cup and to Elina Svitolina in Connecticut. Vesnina defeated Anett Kontaveit and Annika Beck in the third round of the US Open seeding, finishing 11th seed Carla Suárez Navarro in the third round. Vesnina and Makarova were seeded fifth in doubles. They saved match points against Samantha Stosur/Zhang Shuai in the second round, and defeated 10th seed Vania King/Monica Niculescu and 13th seed Andreja Klepa/Katarina Srebotnik to advance to the semifinals, where they lost to 12th seeds Mattek-Sands/afová.

Vesnina and Makarova qualified for their third joint WTA finals, defeating Hlavá/Hradecká, Hingis/Mirza, and Mattek-Sands/Afáová en route to their first Championships title.

Vesnina debuted at the Brisbane International Centre in the spring of this season. She was seeded seventh in singles, but she lost her first match to Alizé Cornet. The pair, along with Makarova, who was seeded second, progressed to the doubles final, but Mattek-Sands and Mirza defeated top seeds. In Sydney, you will lose in singles to CoCo Vandeweghe in a match opener.

Vesnina retired from the Australian Open, where she was ranked 14th in singles and third in the doubles, as well as Makarova. In the doubles and singles, Vesnina will qualify for the third round. Her singles form began to improve in St. Petersburg, with a quarter-final appearance and last-16 appearances at the Qatar Open and the Dubai Tennis Championships. In Dubai, Vesnina and Makarova claimed their first title of the year.

Vesnina's next appearance will be at Indian Wells. Vesnina defeated Shelby Rogers and Tibi Babos on Sunday to advance to a fourth-round match with Angelique Kerber, seeded 14th. Vesnina defeated the US Open champion before advancing to the Australian Open final, defeating Venus Williams and Kristina Mladenovic. Vesnina came from a set down to win her third WTA singles title against Svetlana Kuznetsova in an all-Russian final against Svetlana Kuznetsova. Vesnina climbed to a career-best ranking of 13. She then travelled to Florida for the Miami Open and lost in the second round to Ajla Tomljanovi.

Fanny Stollár, the second ranked player in the world, started clay-court season at the Charleston Open, defeating him to his 282nd ranked player in the world. In the first round, she was granted a bye and lost in straight sets. She failed in the second round of the Grand Prix to Daria Kasatkina. Her clay-court season continued to spiral as she failed in the first round of the Madrid Open, Italian Open, and Strasbourg. However, Makarova and her sister were able to progress to the finals of the Italian Open doubles. They lost to Latisha Chan and Martina Hingis. Vesnina advanced to the third round of the French Open after a string of failures in the first round. In the third round, she lost to Carla Suárez Navarro. In the quarterfinals of the doubles tournament, Vesnina and Makarova lost.

She received a bye in the first round and defeated Verónica Cepede Royg in the second as the grass-court season begins in Eastbourne. In the third round, she lost to eventual champion Caroline Wozniacki. Vesnina was seeded 15th in Wimbledon for the 15th time. She triumphed in a first-round match over Russian Anna Blinkova. In the second round, Victoria Azarenka defeated her. Vesnina's good fortune in her doubles partnership with Makarova extended into the summer, where the team defeated Chan Hao-ching and Monica Niculescu in the Wimbledon doubles final, proving her point. This was the first "double bagel" in the women's doubles tournament final since 1953.

Vesnina traveled to Toronto for the Rogers Cup, where she was defeated by Ashleigh Barty in the second round. However, Vesnina and Makarova claimed their second Premier Mandatory doubles title of the year. In the final, they defeated Anna-Lena Grönefeld and Kvta Peschke. In the first round of the Cincinnati Open, Vesnina defeated Caroline Garcia before falling to Caroline Wozniacki in the second round. Vesnina appeared at the Connecticut Open before the US Open but lost in the first round to Ana Bogdan. Vesnina Opened her US Open with a victory over Anna Blinkova in the first round. She won in the second round over Kirsten Flipkens, who echoed this. Vesnina took it to Madison Keys in the third round of the third round, winning the first set but losing the next two sets. Vesnina and Makarova were the favorites to win in the doubles tournament, having been seeded first. However, they lost in the third round to the 14th seeds, Andreja Klepa and Mara José Martez Sánchez.

Vesnina returned to Wuhan Open in the third round, losing to qualifier Maria Sakkari in the third round. She made her second appearance at the China Open, losing to Elina Svitolina. In the semifinals, Vesnina and Makarova lost to Tmea Babos and Andrea Sestini Hlaváková. Both the Hong Kong Open and Kremlin Cup had early-round departures for Vesnina. Elena qualified for the doubles tournament in the WTA Finals after her success in doubles with Makarova. Gabriela Dabrowski and Xu Yifan were able to beat Gabriela Dabrowski and Xu Yifan with ease. In the second round, they were stunned by Kiki Bertens and Johanna Larsson. Vesnina's season ended at the WTA Elite Trophy. She failed both of her matches in the round-robins tournament, bringing an end to her season. She finished the year 18th in singles and third in doubles and third in doubles. Her doubles ranking at the end of the year was a career high.

Vesnina won the first round of the Sydney International over Lara Arruabarrena, opening the season. She was disqualified in the second round to Dominika Cibulková. She came into the Australian Open as the 16th seed and defeated Ons Jabeur in the first round, but losing to Naomi Osaka in the second round. Vesnina revealed that she was pregnant in October.

Vesnina, who has been on maternity leave since November 2018, has announced a return to competitive tennis on December 31, 2020, ahead of the 2021 season. She won her first match of her return to the Qatar Open, partnering Laura Siegemund. Elena Rybakina, a 21st seed and eventual quarterfinalist, reached the third round of Roland Garros in singles on her comeback journey. She reached the final of mixed doubles at the same time, partnering Aslan Karatsev, who were defeated by Joe Salisbury and Desirae Krawczyk in the final.

Elena won her first-round singles match against Martina Trevisan in Wimbledon before losing to Coco Gauff, 20th seed. The unseeded pair defeated top seeds and reigning Roland Garros champions Barbora Krejková/Kataterina Siniaková and Caroline Dolehide/Storm Sanders in the semifinals, en route to the final. Despite losing two match points and third seeded pair Hsieh Su-wei and Elise Mertens in a tight three-set match. At No. 124, she ranked in the top 100 in doubles. 55 places have risen from 139. Her second-round appearance in singles saw her increase from 370 to 304.

Vesnina partnered Kudermetova again at the Tokyo Olympics. In their semifinal to eventual gold medalists Krejková and Siniaková of the Czech Republic, the pair lost. Vesnina and Kudermetova were defeated by Brazilians Laura Pigossi and Luisa Stefani after losing four straight match points at 9–5 in the third set super-tiebreak. In mixed doubles, Karatsev and Vesnina earned a silver medal after losing in the final to compatriots Andrey Rublev and Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova, who lost in the third set super-tiebreak, losing by 10–9 at 10:9.

Career statistics

From the 2021 Wimbledon Championships to date.

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