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Vitalia Diatchenko

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Height
5' 11"
1.80m
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Right-Handed
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Aug 2 1990
Birthplace
Sochi, Russia
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R32 x1
W/L
4/15
2018

Australian Open

R128 x2
2020, 2015

Roland Garros

R64 x2
2015, 2009

Wimbledon

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2018

US Open

R128 x3
2016, 2015, 2011

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In pictures: The story of St. Petersburg 2020

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  • Bertens completed the second successful title defence of her career following Nurnberg 2016-17, while Rybakina's final run sees her crack the Top 20 for the first time.
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  • Former World No.2 Vera Zvonareva, who had missed the Australian Open due to a wrist injury, returned to WTA action with a 6-2, 6-2 qualifying win over Margarita Gasparyan.
  • Tereza Martincova won a one-sided qualifying clash against 16-year-old junior World No.7 Polina Kudermetova 6-1, 6-1.
  • The roles were reversed in the final qualifying round as Kristie Ahn dispatched Martincova by the same scoreline, 6-1, 6-1.
  • 2017 semifinalist Natalia Vikhlyantseva got off to a good start in qualifying, defeating Anastasiya Komardina in straight sets.
  • Vitalia Diatchenko came from a set and a break down to overcome Daria Mishina in the first qualifying round, then beat Vikhlyantseva to reach the main draw.
  • Anastasia Potapova lost just nine games in two qualifying victories over Martina Di Giuseppe and Pauline Parmentier.
  • Alizé Cornet came through a qualifying clash between former Top 20 players, defeating Vera Zvonareva 6-3, 6-4 to make the main draw.
  • On the comeback from a hiatus from the game due to medical vertigo, Oceane Dodin qualified for her first WTA main draw since Birmingham 2018 in two tiebreaks over compatriot Fiona Ferro.
  • Donna Vekic was among the players who visited the Russian Museum, where she admired Karl Bryullov's Last Day of Pompeii and Boris Orlovsky's Faun and Bacchante.
  • Kristie Ahn, Kaitlyn Christian and Hayley Carter were also appreciative of the artworks in the Russian Museum.
  • Vekic had some fun mimicking a sculpture at the Russian Museum.
  • On court, Katerina Siniakova took on Elena Rybakina for the fourth time in the past year in the first round.
  • Rybakina - seeded for the first time at a Premier event - levelled the head-to-head at 2-2 against Siniakova with a 6-3, 6-4 win.
  • Liudmila Samsonova came through qualifying for the third time in as many WTA-level events this year, and took on fellow qualifier Anastasia Potapova in round one.
  • 18-year-old Potapova overcame Samsonova 6-2, 6-4 to seal her first WTA main draw win in St. Petersburg.
  • Vitalia Diatchenko, bidding for both her first WTA-level win and Top 30 scalp since Wimbledon 2018, held a 5-2 final-set lead and one match point over Maria Sakkari.
  • However, Sakkari battled back to stave off the upset 3-6, 6-4, 7-6(3).
  • Hometown heroine Svetlana Kuznetsova took some time to help out at a kids' clinic.
  • Belinda Bencic and Donna Vekic strike a pose in opulent surroundings before the players' gala dinner.
  • Kristina Mladenovic attended the gala dinner with her family, including coach and brother Luka, and Galina Voskoboeva.
  • Kiki Bertens and Alison Van Uytvanck also attended the gala dinner.
  • 2017 champion and 2018 runner-up Mladenovic took on Van Uytvanck in the first round the following day.
  • Van Uytvanck delivered a virtuoso performance to oust Mladenovic 6-4, 6-1.
  • Ajla Tomljanovic has won all four first-round matches she has played in 2020, upsetting fifth seed Marketa Vondrousova 3-6, 6-3, 6-4.
  • Yulia Putintseva served for the match in a first-round barnburner against Veronika Kudermetova.
  • However, Kudermetova fought back to take the high-quality round one clash 7-6(4), 1-6, 7-5 over Putintseva.
  • Oceane Dodin continued to surge in the main draw, dismissing Viktoria Kuzmova 6-2, 6-2 to seal her first WTA main draw win since Miami 2018.
  • Donna Vekic overcame Kristie Ahn in straight sets in a first-round battle between fellow Russian Museum visitors.
  • Fiona Ferro made the main draw as a lucky loser following Anastasija Sevastova's withdrawal and took full advantage, upsetting compatriot Caroline Garcia in the first round.
  • Svetlana Kuznetsova was delighted to score a 6-3, 6-1 win over the in-form Jennifer Brady in front of her home crowd.
  • Kiki Bertens, Maria Sakkari and Petra Kvitova also took in the cultural delights of St. Petersburg at the Hermitage Museum.
  • Jelena Ostapenko, fresh from a stellar Fed Cup performance in Everett, WA, struggled a few days later on the other side of the world.
  • Alizé Cornet dropped just three games to Ostapenko in the final first-round match to be completed.
  • Anastasia Potapova battled past Ajla Tomljanovic 7-6(2), 6-3 to reach her first Premier quarterfinal.
  • Oceane Dodin continued to power through the quick indoor conditions, upsetting No.4 seed Johanna Konta in the second round for her first Top 20 win since Madrid 2017.
  • Top seed and 2016 finalist Belinda Bencic got her campaign off to a fine start, overcoming Svetlana Kuznetsova 7-6(4), 6-4 in a high-quality encounter.
  • Eighth seed Elena Rybakina made her first WTA quarterfinal here in 2018, and reached that stage again with a straight-sets defeat of Fiona Ferro.
  • Maria Sakkari maintained her unbeaten record against Alizé Cornet, winning for the third time in three encounters to reach the quarterfinals.
  • 2018 champion Petra Kvitova needed three sets to get past Alison Van Uytvanck in the second round.
  • Ekaterina Alexandrova delivered a stunning performance to upset Donna Vekic in the second round - her 33rd win in her past 38 indoor matches, and 16th in her past 17 on any surface.
  • Defending champion Kiki Bertens got her campaign under way by losing just three games to Veronika Kudermetova in the second round.
  • The quarterfinals started frustratingly for Maria Sakkari, who lost the first set 6-2 to Belinda Bencic.
  • However, Sakkari turned the match around to upset Bencic 2-6, 6-4, 6-3 - sealing her third career Top 5 win.
  • Elena Rybakina came through a dramatic quarterfinal over Oceane Dodin, losing a 5-2 lead and squandering four set points in the first set - but coming from 1-3 down and saving two match points in the second to win 6-7(5), 7-5, 6-2.
  • Anastasia Potapova pushed defending champion Kiki Bertens hard in the last eight, holding two set points to force a decider.
  • However, Bertens held firm to quell the teenager Potapova in straight sets.
  • Maria Sakkari took a one-set lead and was a game away from reaching her second career Premier final over Elena Rybakina.
  • It was the 20-year-old Rybakina who roared through a 6-1 final set, though, to make her fifth career final (all in the past eight months), third in 2020 and first at Premier level.
  • Ekaterina Alexandrova had received a walkover from Petra Kvitova in the quarterfinals, and was a set away from a home final in the semifinals against Kiki Bertens.
  • Defending champion Bertens had to overcome moments of frustration against Alexandrova.
  • As in the first semifinal, Bertens also gathered herself to speed through a 6-1 deciding set to make her second straight final in St. Petersburg.
  • In doubles, Shuko Aoyama and Ena Shibahara lifted their third WTA trophy together - and second in Russia - after defeating Kaitlyn Christian and Alexa Guarachi 4-6, 6-0, [10-3].
  • Elena Rybakina was bidding for her third career Top 10 win over Kiki Bertens in the final, but could not hit through the second seed's defence.
  • Bertens delivered a brilliant performance in the most important match of the week, shutting Rybakina down 6-1, 6-3.
  • Bertens completed the second successful title defence of her career following Nurnberg 2016-17, while Rybakina's final run sees her crack the Top 20 for the first time.
  • Bertens completed the second successful title defence of her career following Nurnberg 2016-17, while Rybakina's final run sees her crack the Top 20 for the first time.

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Personal

Coached by Garry Cahill ... Mother is Victoria; father is Anatoliy (works for the UN); has younger brother, Sergey (plays ice hockey) ... Began playing at age 5 when introduced to the sport by parents ... Moved to Moscow at age 11 ... Spent two years away from tennis w/right shoulder injury (age 14-16); began playing again at age 17 ... Favorite shot is forehand ... Speaks Russian and English ... Favorite actor is Keanu Reeves; favorite type of music is house/dance ... Enjoys reading and quiet time ... Favorite cities to visit are Moscow and Paris ... Admires Serena Williams for her fast and aggressive game.

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Winner (1): 2011 - Tashkent (w/Daniilidou).
Finalist (6): 2015 - Hobart (w/Niculescu), Baku (w/Savchuk); 2010 - Estoril (w/Védy), Copenhagen (w/Poutchek); 2009 - Pattaya City (w/Beygelzimer), Tashkent (w/Dzehalevich).

WTA 125 TITLES
SINGLES (3): 2021 - Angers; 2019 - Taipei; 2014 - Taipei.

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Russian Fed Cup Team, 2015.

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