WTA ENTRY LIST 2024 Australian Open featuring Iga SWIATEK, Aryna SABALENKA, Coco GAUFF and Elena RYBAKINA (Update - 04-01)
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The WTA Entry List has been confirmed ahead of the 2024 Australian Open which will take place between Sunday, 14 January 2024 and Sunday, 28 January 2024.
The Australian tennis summer spectacle is headlined by Iga Swiatek as World Number One who will look to claim an elusive part of her tennis jigsaw. One of only two Grand Slam titles she doesn't own, she has a best of a semi-final last year.
Sabalenka leads chasing pack
It was crowning glory for Aryna Sabalenka last year who is second seed after relinquishing her World Number One spot at the WTA Finals. She defeated Elena Rybakina who also will be one of the top names involved in Melbourne and aiming to add to her Grand Slam haul.
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Also involved in the conversation will be Coco Gauff, Jessica Pegula, Maria Sakkari, Ons Jabeur, Wimbledon champion Marketa Vondrousova as well as a slew of big name returns including Angelique Kerber, Naomi Osaka and also Caroline Wozniacki. The Aussie opener is already looking like one not to miss!
2024 Australian Open WTA Entry List
Women
1 Iga Swiatek POL
2 Aryna Sabalenka
3 Coco Gauff USA
4 Elena Rybakina KAZ
5 Jessica Pegula USA
6 Ons Jabeur TUN
7 Marketa Vondrousova CZE
9 Maria Sakkari GRE
10 Barbora Krejcikova CZE
11 Beatriz Haddad Maia BRA
13 Jelena Ostapenko LAT
14SR Jennifer Brady USA
15 Qinwen Zheng CHN
16 Liudmila Samsonova
18 Daria Kasatkina
19 Veronika Kudermetova
20 Caroline Garcia FRA
21 Ekaterina Alexandrova
22 Victoria Azarenka
23 Donna Vekic CRO
24 Magda Linette POL
25 Elina Svitolina UKR
26 Sorana Cirstea ROU
27 Anhelina Kalinina UKR
28 Anastasia Potapova
29 Elise Mertens BEL
30 Jasmine Paolini ITA
31 Lesia Tsurenko UKR
31SR Angelique Kerber GER
32 Emma Navarro USA
33 Sofia Kenin USA
33SR Ajla Tomljanovic AUS
34 Marie Bouzkova CZE
35 Leylah Fernandez CAN
36 Xinyu Wang CHN
37 Lin Zhu CHN
38 Karolina Pliskova CZE
39 Marta Kostyuk UKR
40 Petra Martic CRO
41 Linda Noskova CZE
42 Martina Trevisan ITA
43 Varvara Gracheva FRA
44 Caroline Dolehide USA
45 Katerina Siniakova CZE
46 Sloane Stephens USA
46 SR Naomi Osaka JPN
47 Sara Sorribes Tormo ESP
48 Elisabetta Cocciaretto ITA
49 Peyton Stearns USA
50 Anna Blinkova
51 Arantxa Rus NED
51SR Shelby Rogers USA
52 Danielle Collins USA
53 Camila Giorgi ITA
54 Tatjana Maria GER
55 Katie Boulter GBR
56 Mirra Andreeva
57 Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova
58 Mayar Sherif EGY
59 Greet Minnen BEL
60 Clara Burel FRA
61 Lucia Bronzetti ITA
61SR Amanda Anisimova USA
62 Alycia Parks USA
63 Magdalena Frech POL
64 Rebeka Masarova ESP
65 Paula Badosa ESP
66 Ana Bogdan ROU
67 Bernarda Pera USA
68 Yulia Putintseva KAZ
69 Nadia Podoroska ARG
71 Xiyu Wang CHN
72 Yanina Wickmayer BEL
73 Anna Karolina Schmiedlova SVK
74 Elina Avanesyan
76 Anna Kalinskaya
77 Yue Yuan CHN
78 Camila Osorio COL
79 Viktoriya Tomova BUL
80 Taylor Townsend USA
81 Ashlyn Krueger USA
82 Clara Tauson DEN
83 Tamara Korpatsch GER
84 Viktorija Golubic SUI
85 Zhuoxuan Bai CHN
86 Laura Siegemund GER
87 Emina Bektas USA
88 Diana Shnaider
89 Kayla Day USA
90 Cristina Bucsa ESP
91 Jaqueline Cristian ROU
92 Aliaksandra Sasnovich
93 Linda Fruhvirtova CZE
94 Diane Parry FRA
95 Nao Hibino JPN
97 Oceane Dodin FRA
98 Jodie Burrage GBR
99 Claire Liu USA
99SR Aleksandra Krunic SRB
100 Kamilla Rakhimova
101 Wang Yafan CHN
103 Tamara Zidansek SLO
103SR Emma Raducanu GBR
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AceOfBase11-09-2026 - Oh my God!! Does anyone proofread these pages??? Case in point: However, the question mark over the 32-years-old head......???? No! No! No! However, the question mark over the 32-year-old's head...good grief man, hire a proofreader. This article is rife with errors making some sentences very difficult to read. I had to stop. I am a proofreader hence my disgust.Rapunzel10-09-2026
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mandoist08-09-2026 - Don't lay this shitshow on "Americans". It is a long-running Ego trip with WTA allowing these two Elitists 'in need of a Camera' illicit Wildcards. If these two clowns want to "perform" -- then play the qualies.mandoist08-09-2026
- Here we go again…. Different rules for Americans! Especially THESE Americans. Yuck!DaveyWavey07-09-2026
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