[jackstar1998]

Bianca Andreescu (5)
Serena Williams (10)
Petra Matric (15)
Amanda Anisimova (24)
Julia Goerges (28)
Caroline Wozniacki (37)
Catherine Bellis (43)
Rebecca Peterseon (44)
Jelena Ostapenko (45)
Caroline Garcia (46)
Alison Van Uytvanck (47)
Viktoria Kuzmova (52)
Svetlana Kuznetsova (54)
Carla Suárez Navarro (55)
Alizé Cornet (59)
Tamara Zidansek (63)
Lauren Davis (64)
Cori Gauff (68)
Daria Kasatkina (69)
Kirsten Flipkens (70)
Jil Teichmann (73)
Laura Siegemund (75)
Monica Puig (79)
Taylor Townsend (82)

 

[CrossCourt~Rally]

Nice list! Thanks for posting 😎

 

[joeh37]

Amazing list
5 slam winners, Olympic Gold Medallist, 3 PM finalists, 3 American youngsters. 4 Established veterans.

It will of course fall apart over the next few weeks.

 

[AwonderfulKiwi]

Amazing list
5 slam winners, Olympic Gold Medallist, 3 PM finalists, 3 American youngsters. 4 Established veterans.

It will of course fall apart over the next few weeks.

Why? Unless people are injured, they won't pull out. Those who have been before know a good thing when they see it. And those who haven't have been told all about it!

I've pretty much been burbling like a demented idiot since this was released, with so many of my favourite players coming to town. Apart from Dayana Yastremska going to Brisbane, my only real regret is that Iga Swiatek isn't returning.

In case people haven't noticed, Taylor Townsend DOES travel sometimes. She was here last January as well, and got to the doubles final with Paige Hourigan.

 

[Drake1980]

Awesome

 

[tony p]

field not as deep as brisbane, however a field with bianca, serena and coco will likely get more interest in the u.s. than the other one.

 

[AwonderfulKiwi]

field not as deep as brisbane, however a field with bianca, serena and coco will likely get more interest in the u.s. than the other one.

Considering it's an International versus a Premier, that's not in the least surprising. However, it's the strongest field we've had, and probably the strongest International field you would ever see (now someone shoot me down with statistics!).

It also marks the return of CiCi Bellis, which will add even more interest from the USA. Further down the list is a former winner in Lauren Davis, and of course Townsend (as I mentioned earlier) is there as well. With a heap of European players, quite a few of whom are making their first trip to Auckland, the media interest will hopefully be spread very far and wide.

 

[ThomieK]

Bianca & Cici! Hope they don’t have to play in R1 :’)

 

[jimbo mack]

Best international level event on the calendar imo. Never fails to disappoint.

 

[AwonderfulKiwi]

Best international level event on the calendar imo. Never fails to disappoint.

I think you've got that wrong! :SNE: :surprise: But I know what you mean. :grin2:0

 

[saihimesh]

Q list?

 

[Jorn]

Q lists is out in 3-4 weeks... if we get them...

 

[guichard]

main draw WC for Bouchard

 

[tony p]

main draw WC for Bouchard

genie still has friends in high places. she really needs to take advantage of this one.

 

[m.f]

Has anyone got alt list?

 

[Jorn]

Genie

Btw, Woz is still unsure about if she plays in 2020, she has not yet confirmed she will play in Auckland, we can just wait and see....

 

[zsl1010]

2020 Auckland Main Draw Alternates​

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1. Pegula, Jessica USA 84​

2. Bondarenko, Kateryna UKR 85 SR​

3. Kovinic, Danka MNE 86​

4. Maria, Tatjana GER 87​

5. Stojanovic, Nina SRB 88 ...​

 

[Ellentonboy]

main draw WC for Bouchard

How many are they going to give her? There are certainly more deserving players out there who could use the ranking points and money.

 

[catgut049]

Last time Serena played an International was 3 years ago, here in Auckland, losing in the second round to.. Brengle!

 

[AwonderfulKiwi]

Genie

Btw, Woz is still unsure about if she plays in 2020, she has not yet confirmed she will play in Auckland, we can just wait and see....

Yes, she is playing Auckland and the Australian Open in Melbourne as her last two tournaments before retiring.