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Championships, where she qualified for the third consecutive year, as the No. 7 seed. Dementieva was still struggling with her ankle injury. As a member of the Maroon Group, Dementieva fell to Caroline Wozniacki and defeated Sam Stosur. Dementieva
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Championships held in Doha, Qatar, Dementieva was seeded fourth. In her first round robin match, she lost her first match to Venus Williams, before defeating Dinara Safina in the second. After Serena Williams withdrew from the tournament, Dementieva played Nadia Petrova and defeated
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in the fourth round. She booked her place in the semi-finals of the tournament, where she faced
Italian 17th seed Francesca Schiavone, after comeback from a set down to win over Nadia Petrova in the quarterfinals. She retired after Schiavone won the first set in a tie break with a torn left calf
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to become the highest seeded woman left in the draw. In the quarterfinals, Dementieva held on to defeat compatriot Nadia
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Toronto, Dementieva defeated Serena Williams to reach her fourth final of the year. In the final, she defeated an unseeded Maria Sharapova to win her third title of the year and 14th of her career. As a result of her performances in these three tournaments, Dementieva secured the
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Williams in two straight sets after Dementieva had led 3–0 in the second set.
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the following week, however, caused her ranking to fall to world No. 11. 2007 was the first year since 2002 that Dementieva did not finish the year in the top 10 and the first year since 1999 that she did not secure a spot at the year-end Tour Championships.
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606:. Dementieva achieved a career-high ranking of world No. 3, which was accomplished on 6 April 2009. She announced her retirement on 29 October 2010, after her final match at the
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defeated Dementieva in straight sets in the final, becoming the third consecutive Russian Grand Slam winner. Following the US Open, Dementieva won her first title in
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2795:"Samantha Stosur rallies to keep Australia awake for French Open final"
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2742:"Dementieva takes Rogers Cup title"
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2720:"Dementieva knocked out in Paris"
2665:"Dementieva Cracks World's Top 3"
2544:"Open Talk With Elena Dementieva"
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1601:Pan Pacific Open
1472:Alisa Kleybanova
1402:2010: Final year
1377:Pan Pacific Open
1341:Yanina Wickmayer
1329:Stanford Classic
1318:Virginie Razzano
1160:Beijing Olympics
1102:Alona Bondarenko
978:Pan Pacific Open
914:Nicole Vaidišová
906:Pan Pacific Open
845:and reached the
724:Janette Husárová
652:Maxim Afinogenov
634:, the mother of
600:Janette Husárová
580:2004 French Open
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4412:Samantha Stosur
4347:Anna Kournikova
4334:Anna Kournikova
4321:Natasha Zvereva
4269:Natasha Zvereva
4256:Natalia Zvereva
4148:Hana Mandlíková
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1592:. She defeated
1545:. She defeated
1446:Australian Open
1404:
1339:, she defeated
1337:Cincinnati Open
1292:Samantha Stosur
1264:Petra Cetkovská
1230:Australian Open
1203:
1191:Luxembourg Open
1082:Sofia Arvidsson
1063:
1041:Amélie Mauresmo
971:
934:Maria Sharapova
871:Flavia Pennetta
855:
827:Summer Olympics
823:Sandra Kleinová
807:Amélie Mauresmo
788:
780:Serena Williams
762:, world No. 4,
758:, world No. 9,
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719:Anna Kournikova
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1424:Sabine Lisicki
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1187:Sybille Bammer
1119:At the Tier I
1098:Patty Schnyder
1072:and Dementyeva
1070:Vladimir Putin
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994:Marion Bartoli
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869:. Partnering
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664:Les Petits As
658:Tennis career
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640:Dinara Safina
637:
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590:that won the
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438:Mixed doubles
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108:(age 42)
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33: and the
32:
28:
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19:
5193:beach tennis
5182:
5178:
5152:
5142:
5140:(2009–2019)
5133:
5124:
5122:(2001–2007)
5066:
4998:
4980:
4956:
4938:
4928:
4926:(2017–2019)
4905:
4903:(2014–2015)
4868:
4854:
4836:
4834:(2008–2009)
4799:
4781:
4772:
4760:
4747:
4512:Hsieh Su-wei
4490:Lisa Raymond
4486:Liezel Huber
4473:Gisela Dulko
4451:Liezel Huber
4438:Liezel Huber
4421:Lisa Raymond
4408:Lisa Raymond
4386:Paola Suárez
4368:
4356:Lisa Raymond
4308:Jana Novotná
4278:Jana Novotná
4213:Kathy Jordan
3931:Zheng Qinwen
3838:
3573:Edith Hannam
3394:Diamond Aces
3392:
3388:Ana Ivanovic
3353:
3321:
3282:
3277:Ana Ivanovic
3241:
3192:
3146:
3100:
2993:, retrieved
2983:
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2964:. Retrieved
2957:the original
2947:
2939:
2923:
2911:
2899:. Retrieved
2895:the original
2885:
2873:. Retrieved
2869:the original
2859:
2847:. Retrieved
2837:
2825:. Retrieved
2821:the original
2816:
2807:
2799:The Guardian
2798:
2788:
2776:. Retrieved
2772:the original
2767:
2758:
2746:. Retrieved
2736:
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2714:
2702:. Retrieved
2698:the original
2673:. Retrieved
2669:the original
2659:
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2628:
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2605:. Retrieved
2600:
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2578:. Retrieved
2573:
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2552:. Retrieved
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2510:. Retrieved
2506:the original
2501:
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2456:. Retrieved
2432:
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2275:
2183:
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2005:
1921:
1786:
1751:groundstroke
1744:
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1703:
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1677:
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1617:
1610:
1598:
1587:
1568:
1547:Petra Martić
1540:
1529:
1510:
1506:Liezel Huber
1490:2010 Fed Cup
1487:
1479:Indian Wells
1476:
1461:
1450:
1443:
1436:
1432:Laura Robson
1420:Igor Andreev
1413:
1396:
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1242:
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1179:
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1151:Shahar Pe'er
1140:
1136:İstanbul Cup
1133:
1118:
1090:Ágnes Szávay
1075:
1030:
972:
957:
941:Shahar Pe'er
938:
926:Ana Ivanovic
899:
875:
856:
831:Alicia Molik
816:
811:Paola Suárez
800:
789:
772:Chanda Rubin
745:
736:Jelena Dokić
716:
677:
661:
617:
592:2005 Fed Cup
588:Russian team
584:2004 US Open
541:
540:
501:2008 Beijing
473:Medal record
412:
288:
62:2010 US Open
38:
30:
18:
5278:1981 births
5116:Marat Safin
5100:Marat Safin
5045:Russian Cup
4748:Not given;
4679:Russian Cup
4590:Tímea Babos
4577:Tímea Babos
4564:Tímea Babos
4542:Sania Mirza
4529:Sania Mirza
4230:Pam Shriver
4204:Pam Shriver
4191:Pam Shriver
4178:Pam Shriver
4165:Pam Shriver
4139:Pam Shriver
4126:Pam Shriver
4113:Pam Shriver
4100:Pam Shriver
4087:Pam Shriver
4061:Betty Stöve
4041:Betty Stöve
4031:Betty Stöve
3885:Monica Puig
3724:Steffi Graf
3701:Helen Wills
3514:Steffi Graf
3148:Orange Bowl
3141:Tina Pisnik
3102:Orange Bowl
3095:Ana Alcázar
2966:24 February
2778:4 September
2502:The Gazette
2371:Mary Pierce
2019:French Open
1916:Win %
1543:French Open
1532:Warsaw Open
1517:Madrid Open
1418:partnering
1288:French Open
1284:Madrid Open
1238:Zhang Shuai
1129:German Open
1054:Zurich Open
1049:Kremlin Cup
1018:Los Angeles
986:J&S Cup
953:Los Angeles
922:Sania Mirza
867:Mary Pierce
847:Kremlin Cup
644:Monte Carlo
636:Marat Safin
522:2000 Sydney
151:Prize money
89:Monte Carlo
35:family name
5212:Categories
4994:Kazakhstan
4525:Cara Black
4516:Peng Shuai
4447:Cara Black
4434:Cara Black
4157:1986 (Nov)
4144:1986 (Mar)
2817:Gulf Times
2574:starhit.ru
2548:spbopen.ru
2458:30 October
2425:References
2418:Lil' Wayne
1913:Career W–L
1827:Tournament
1693:newspapers
1623:Retirement
1606:China Open
1575:Rogers Cup
1483:Miami Open
1416:Hopman Cup
1388:China Open
1346:Rogers Cup
1268:Miami Open
1121:Miami Open
1022:Rogers Cup
998:Eastbourne
863:Charleston
803:Grand Slam
692:Grand Slam
648:Boca Raton
102:1981-10-15
39:Dementieva
27:patronymic
5143:Not given
5125:Not given
4957:Not given
4929:Not given
4906:Not given
4855:Not given
4837:Not given
4800:Not given
4782:Not given
3349:New Award
3196:Champion
2940:Gulf News
2801:. London.
2748:24 August
2109:Wimbledon
1910:Career SR
1654:does not
1583:New Haven
1579:Zheng Jie
1310:Wimbledon
1266:. At the
1249:Premier 5
1147:Wimbledon
1037:Stuttgart
1014:New Haven
1010:San Diego
1002:Wimbledon
706:. At the
696:Wimbledon
371:Wimbledon
229:Wimbledon
85:Residence
5153:Not held
4939:Not held
4745:(2000)
3004:citation
2995:18 April
2989:archived
2932:Archived
2768:IBM Corp
2648:Archived
2580:26 April
2554:26 April
2353:Source:
2289:Win–loss
1755:forehand
1753:was her
1571:Stanford
990:Istanbul
825:and the
752:WTA Tour
712:WTA Tour
684:Russia's
622:and the
91:, Monaco
5184:Juniors
5165:(2022)
5150:(2020)
5132:(2008)
5114:(2000)
5106:(1999)
5098:(1998)
5090:(1997)
5082:(1996)
5074:(1995)
5057:(1994)
5000:Juniors
4964:(2023)
4954:(2022)
4946:(2021)
4936:(2020)
4913:(2016)
4862:(2012)
4852:(2011)
4844:(2010)
4826:(2007)
4815:(2006)
4807:(2005)
4797:(2004)
4789:(2003)
4779:(2002)
4771:(2001)
4763:instead
4737:(1999)
4726:(1998)
4718:(1997)
4710:(1996)
4699:(1995)
4691:(1994)
3591:Outdoor
3221:Awards
3056:at the
3042:at the
3028:at the
2960:(video)
2512:18 July
2357:Fed Cup
2344:120–47
2341:0 / 47
2197:US Open
1707:scholar
1656:include
1590:US Open
1511:At the
1366:Kremlin
1355:US Open
1325:US Open
1243:At the
1175:US Open
1173:At the
1033:Beijing
1026:US Open
982:Antwerp
960:US Open
958:At the
878:Fed Cup
859:US Open
843:Hasselt
819:US Open
700:US Open
680:Fed Cup
546:Russian
528:Singles
507:Singles
385:US Open
300:Doubles
247:US Open
174:576–273
166:Singles
135:Retired
5191:, =
5179:Notes:
4991:
4981:Notes:
4055:1979:
4045:1978:
4035:1977:
4025:1976:
4015:1975:
4005:1974:
3995:1973:
3933:
3929:
3910:
3906:
3887:
3883:
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3676:
3657:
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3634:
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3611:
3607:
3575:
3571:
3552:
3548:
3532:Indoor
3516:
3512:
3493:
3489:
2901:8 June
2875:8 June
2849:8 June
2827:3 July
2726:30 May
2675:3 July
2607:8 June
2280:40–12
2276:0 / 12
2188:27–11
2184:0 / 11
2100:30–12
2096:0 / 12
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2006:0 / 12
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