2002 WTA Tour - Statistics

Statistics

List of players and titles won, last name alphabetically:

  • Serena Williams - Scottsdale, Miami, Rome, French Open, Wimbledon, U.S. Open, Tokyo Princess Cup and Leipzig (8)
  • Venus Williams - Gold Coast, Paris, Antwerp, Amelia Island, Stanford, San Diego and New Haven (7)
  • Kim Clijsters - Hamburg, Filderstadt, Luxembourg and WTA Tour Championships (4)
  • Anna Smashnova - Auckland, Canberra, Vienna and Shanghai (4)
  • Elena Bovina - Warsaw and Quebec City (2)
  • Jelena Dokić - Sarasota and Birmingham (2)
  • Justine Henin - Berlin and Linz (2)
  • Martina Hingis - Sydney and Tokyo Pan Pacific (2)
  • Svetlana Kuznetsova - Espoo and Bali (2)
  • Amélie Mauresmo - Dubai and Montreal (2)
  • Chanda Rubin - Eastbourne and Los Angeles (2)
  • Monica Seles - Doha and Madrid (2)
  • Cara Black - Waikoloa (1)
  • Jennifer Capriati - Australian Open (1)
  • Myriam Casanova - Brussels (1)
  • Jill Craybas - Tokyo Japan Open (1)
  • Eleni Daniilidou - 's-Hertogenbosch (1)
  • Mariana Díaz-Oliva - Palermo (1)
  • Silvia Farina Elia - Strasbourg (1)
  • Marie-Gayanay Mikaelian - Tashkent (1)
  • Daniela Hantuchová - Indian Wells (1)
  • Iva Majoli - Charleston (1)
  • Magdalena Maleeva - Moscow (1)
  • Maja Matevžič - Bratislava (1)
  • Ángeles Montolio - Porto (1)
  • Martina Müller - Budapest (1)
  • Anastasia Myskina - Bahia (1)
  • Lisa Raymond - Memphis (1)
  • Dinara Safina - Sopot (1)
  • Patty Schnyder - Zurich (1)
  • Magüi Serna - Estoril (1)
  • Katarina Srebotnik - Acapulco (1)
  • Martina Suchá - Hobart (1)
  • Åsa Svensson - Bol (1)
  • Patricia Wartusch - Casablanca (1)
  • Angelique Widjaja - Pattaya City (1)
  • Fabiola Zuluaga - Bogotá (1)

The following players won their first title:

  • Martina Suchá - Hobart
  • Daniela Hantuchová - Indian Wells
  • Magüi Serna - Estoril
  • Martina Müller - Budapest
  • Elena Bovina - Warsaw
  • Marie-Gayanay Mikaelian - Tashkent
  • Eleni Daniilidou - 's-Hertogenbosch
  • Myriam Casanova - Brussels
  • Mariana Díaz-Oliva - Palermo
  • Dinara Safina - Sopot
  • Svetlana Kuznetsova - Espoo
  • Cara Black - Waikoloa
  • Jill Craybas - Tokyo Japan Open
  • Maja Matevžič - Bratislava

Titles won by nation:

  • United States - 22 (Gold Coast, Australian Open, Paris, Antwerp, Doha, Memphis, Scottsdale, Miami, Amelia Island, Rome, Madrid, French Open, Eastbourne, Wimbledon, Stanford, San Diego, Los Angeles, New Haven, U.S. Open, Tokyo Princess Cup, Leipzig and Tokyo Japan Open)
  • Belgium - 6 (Hamburg, Berlin, Filderstadt, Linz, Luxembourg and WTA Tour Championships)
  • Russia - 6 (Warsaw, Sopot, Espoo, Bahia, Quebec City and Bali)
  • Switzerland - 5 (Sydney, Tokyo Pan Pacific, Tashkent, Brussels and Zurich)
  • Israel - 4 (Auckland, Canberra, Vienna and Shanghai)
  • Spain - 2 (Porto and Estoril)
  • France - 2 (Dubai and Montreal)
  • Slovenia - 2 (Acapulco and Bratislava)
  • Slovakia - 2 (Hobart and Indian Wells)
  • FR Yugoslavia - 2 (Sarasota and Birmingham)
  • Argentina - 1 (Palermo)
  • Austria - 1 (Casablanca)
  • Bulgaria - 1 (Moscow)
  • Colombia - 1 (Bogotá)
  • Croatia - 1 (Charleston)
  • Germany - 1 (Budapest)
  • Greece - 1 ('s-Hertogenbosch)
  • Indonesia - 1 (Pattaya City)
  • Italy - 1 (Strasbourg)
  • Sweden - 1 (Bol)
  • Zimbabwe - 1 (Waikoloa)

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