2023 Grand Prix de SAR La Princesse Lalla Meryem Rabat Entry List including Sakkari, Fernandez and Trevisan
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The 2023 WTA event in Rabat will feature a pretty strong field headlined by Maria Sakkari who won her only trophy at this event in 2019 though she will face competition from Leylah Fernandez and Martina Trevisan.
Maria Sakkari has only one career trophy so far which is mostly due to her rather poor record in finals and latter stages of events. Her only trophy came in 2019 at this event when she defeated now-retired Johanna Konta in three sets. She's back this year to try and maybe win it once more but there will be some competition there.
Leylah Fernandez is part of the draw as well though her season hasn't been that good and her clay level hasn't been that good for much of her career. She did have a good run at Roland Garros last year losing to Martina Trevisan who made it to the semi-final at last year's grand slam. She lost to Coco Gauff.
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Trevisan is also part of this year's event though she is the defending champion. She played a fabulous event last year gaining a lot of confidence at the event and it translated to Roland Garros after that. Check out the Entry List below:
WTA Rabat Entry List:
1 Maria Sakkari 9
2 Martina Trevisan 20
3 Ajla Tomljanovic 41
4 Sloane Stephens 48
5 Leylah Fernandez 49
6 Elisabetta Cocciaretto 50
7 Yulia Putintseva 51
8 Alycia Parks 54
Linda Fruhvirtova 58
Mayar Sherif 59
Tatjana Maria 66
Peyton Stearns 72
Nuria Parrizas Diaz 76
Rebecca Peterson 78
Rebecca Marino 79
Alison Riske-Amritraj 81
Kateryna Baindl 82
Sara Errani 83
Ysaline Bonaventure 84
Anna Bondar 89
Kamilla Rakhimova 90
Panna Udvardy 91
Sara Sorribes Tormo 68 (PR)
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