
The WTA Tour will be making its annual stop in Florida for the Miami Open, which will be hosted from March 22-April 3, 2022 in Miami, Florida, United States.
The WTA 1000 event is one of the biggest tournaments of the season, and features several top stars. Last year's champion and World No.1 Ashleigh Barty will not be returning to defend her title. But Aryna Sabalenka and Reigning French Open Barbora Krejcikova is also scheduled to participate, along with Indian Wells champion Paula Badosa and this year's Australian Open finalist Danielle Collins.
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Below is the full list of entrants.
1 Aryna Sabalenka 3 2
2 Iga Swiatek 4 8
3 Anett Kontaveit 5 7
4 Maria Sakkari 6 6
5 Paula Badosa 7 4
6 Karolina Pliskova 8 5
7 Garbiñe Muguruza 9 9
8 Ons Jabeur 10 10
9 Danielle Collins 11 11
10 Jelena Ostapenko 12 13
11 Emma Raducanu 13 12
12 Victoria Azarenka 15 16
13 Angelique Kerber 16 18
14 Cori Gauff 17 23
15 Elina Svitolina 18 15
16 Jessica Pegula 19 17
17 Elena Rybakina 20 20
18 Leylah Fernandez 21 19
19 Tamara Zidansek 22 24
20 Elise Mertens 23 26
21 Veronika Kudermetova 24 25
22 Belinda Bencic 25 22
23 Simona Halep 26 27
24 Sorana Cirstea 27 31
25 Daria Kasatkina 28 28
26 Madison Keys 29 29
27 Camila Giorgi 30 30
28 Petra Kvitova 31 21
29 Liudmila Samsonova 32 34
30 Marketa Vondrousova 33 35
31 Alizé Cornet 34 37
32 Sara Sorribes Tormo 36 32
Jil Teichmann 37 41
Sloane Stephens 38 57
Ajla Tomljanovic 39 38
Clara Tauson 40 33
Shuai Zhang 41 65
Tereza Martincova 42 42
Amanda Anisimova 43 40
Nuria Parrizas Diaz 45 47
Jasmine Paolini 46 44
Yulia Putintseva 47 39
Ana Konjuh 48 51
Shelby Rogers 49 46
Anhelina Kalinina 50 49
Viktorija Golubic 51 36
Ekaterina Alexandrova 52 50
Alison Riske 53 52
Marta Kostyuk 54 54
Katerina Siniakova 55 48
Madison Brengle 56 60
Elena-Gabriela Ruse 57 56
Alison Van Uytvanck 58 53
Aliaksandra Sasnovich 59 61
Beatriz Haddad Maia 61 70
Magda Linette 62 67
Kaia Kanepi 63 63
Ann Li 64 58
Caroline Garcia 66 76
Mayar Sherif 67 64
Maryna Zanevska 68 69
Arantxa Rus 69 66
Danka Kovinic 71 68
Irina-Camelia Begu 72 55
Karolina Muchova 73 62
Qinwen Zheng 74 77
Anna Bondar 75 81
Kristina Kucova 77 75
Naomi Osaka 78 80
Greet Minnen 80 79
Clara Burel 81 74
Panna Udvardy 82 83
Misaki Doi 95 78
Astra Sharma 96 84
Heather Watson 113 82
(WC) Hailey Baptiste 119
(WC) Sofia Kenin 130
Laura Siegemund 202 57
(WC) Nastasja Schunk 268
(WC) Linda Fruhvirtova 281
(WC) Robin Montgomery 361
(WC) Daria Saville 409
(WC) Ashlyn Krueger 542
(WC) Alexandra Eala 571
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Name Rk ER
1 Petra Martic 79 86
2 Lauren Davis 92 87
3 Anna Karolina Schmiedlova 89 88
4 Kaja Juvan 85 90
5 Claire Liu 87 91
6 Martina Trevisan 86 92
7 Xinyu Wang 84 94
8 Marie Bouzkova 97 96
9 Magdalena Frech 88 97
10 Kirsten Flipkens 333 97
11 Anna Kalinskaya 90 100
12 Tatjana Maria 248 100
13 Kristina Mladenovic 99 101
14 Diane Parry 98 102
15 Vera Zvonareva 114 103
16 Harmony Tan 91 104
17 Daria Saville 409 104
18 Viktoriya Tomova 111 105
19 Kamilla Rakhimova 112 107
20 Dalma Galfi 105 108
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