Statistics
List of players and titles won, last name alphabetically:
- Lindsay Davenport - Tokyo Pan Pacific, Amelia Island, Stanford, Los Angeles, San Diego, Cincinnati and Filderstadt (7)
- Justine Henin-Hardenne - Sydney, Australian Open, Dubai, Indian Wells and Athens Olympics (5)
- Amélie Mauresmo - Berlin, Rome, Montreal, Linz and Philadelphia (5)
- Maria Sharapova - Birmingham, Wimbledon, Seoul, Tokyo and WTA Tour Championships (5)
- Svetlana Kuznetsova - Eastbourne, U.S. Open and Bali (3)
- Alicia Molik - Stockholm, Zurich and Luxembourg (3)
- Anastasia Myskina - Doha, French Open and Moscow (3)
- Kim Clijsters - Paris and Antwerp (2)
- Émilie Loit - Casablanca and Estoril (2)
- Nicole Vaidišová - Vancouver and Tashkent (2)
- Serena Williams - Miami and Beijing (2)
- Venus Williams - Charleston and Warsaw (2)
- Jelena Janković - Budapest (1)
- Iveta Benešová - Acapulco (1)
- Elena Bovina - New Haven (1)
- Eleni Daniilidou - Auckland (1)
- Elena Dementieva - Hasselt (1)
- Amy Frazier - Hobart (1)
- Li Na - Guangzhou (1)
- Elena Likhovtseva - Forest Hills (1)
- Anabel Medina Garrigues - Palermo (1)
- Flavia Pennetta - Sopot (1)
- Mary Pierce - 's-Hertogenbosch (1)
- Nicole Pratt - Hyderabad (1)
- Claudine Schaul - Strasbourg (1)
- Anna Smashnova-Pistolesi - Vienna (1)
- Paola Suárez - Canberra (1)
- Martina Suchá - Quebec City (1)
- Ai Sugiyama - Gold Coast (1)
- Fabiola Zuluaga - Bogotá (1)
- Vera Zvonareva - Memphis (1)
The following players won their first title:
- Nicole Pratt - Hyderabad
- Iveta Benešová - Acapulco
- Émilie Loit - Casablanca
- Jelena Janković - Budapest
- Claudine Schaul - Strasbourg
- Flavia Pennetta - Sopot
- Nicole Vaidišová - Vancouver
- Li Na - Guangzhou
Titles won by nation:
- Russia - 15 (Memphis, Doha, French Open, Birmingham, Eastbourne, Wimbledon, New Haven, Forest Hills, U.S. Open, Bali, Hasselt, Seoul, Tokyo, Moscow and WTA Tour Championships)
- United States - 12 (Hobart, Tokyo Pan Pacific, Miami, Amelia Island, Charleston, Warsaw, Stanford, Los Angeles, San Diego, Cincinnati, Beijing and Filderstadt)
- France - 8 (Casablanca, Estoril, Berlin, Rome, 's-Hertogenbosch, Montreal, Linz and Philadelphia)
- Belgium - 7 (Sydney, Australian Open, Paris, Antwerp, Dubai, Indian Wells and Athens Olympics)
- Australia - 4 (Hyderabad, Stockholm, Zurich and Luxembourg)
- Czech Republic - 3 (Acapulco, Vancouver and Tashkent)
- Argentina - 1 (Canberra)
- China - 1 (Guangzhou)
- Colombia - 1 (Bogotá)
- Greece - 1 (Auckland)
- Israel - 1 (Vienna)
- Italy - 1 (Sopot)
- Japan - 1 (Gold Coast)
- Luxembourg - 1 (Strasbourg)
- Serbia and Montenegro - 1 (Budapest)
- Slovakia - 1 (Quebec City)
- Spain - 1 (Palermo)
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