Top players arrive in Singapore for the WTA Finals

Oct 20, 2016
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Top players arrive in Singapore for the WTA Finals

The tournament starts on Sunday.

Published Oct 20, 2016

The Elite Eight party is starting in Singapore. The players, including Garbine Muguruza, are trickling in to prepare for the start of the WTA Finals. The round-robin showdown runs October 23–30.

Muguruza is joined by first-time WTA Finals participant Madison Keys.

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World No. 4 Simona Halep looked ready for a long, long week ahead.

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And arrived in time to play around with a slightly oversized frame.

US Open finalist Karolina Pliskova arrived in leisurely style for her WTA Finals debut (she's also in the doubles event with Julia Georges).

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The Czech is already busy getting some practices in.

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Top seed Angelique Kerber had a special message for her fans.

With a few days to go before the Sunday start, Kerber went on a shopping trip with defending champion Agnieszka Radwanska.

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Dominika Cibulkova guaranteed her WTA Finals debut after winning her third title of the year in Linz.

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The final spot is still "to be determined" with it going to Johanna Konta unless Svetlana Kuznetsova can win the title in Moscow.