US EditionWTA Brisbane 2026 Prize Money: How Much Are Aryna Sabalenka, Jessica Pegula & Others Playing For?
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WTA Brisbane 2026 Prize Money: How Much Are Aryna Sabalenka, Jessica Pegula & Others Playing For?
The new year signals the return of top-level tennis, with plenty of high-quality action lined up in the coming weeks. The world’s best women are already gearing up for the first Grand Slam of the season, the Australian Open. Aryna Sabalenka, Jessica Pegula, Elena Rybakina, and several other stars headline the draw at this week’s WTA 500 Brisbane International, setting the stage for a thrilling tournament. But beyond the on-court battles, there’s…
The Romanian tennis player Sorana Cürstea qualified on March, at the end of the WTA 500 tournament in Brisbane (Australia), with a total prize of $1,691,602. Romance passed it on Jelena Ostapenko, in two sectors, with 6-2, 7-6 (7/5), and will play later with Arina Sabalenka, the world leader, who passed from Spanish Cristina Buksa.
The Australian tournament is awarded with prizes worth 1.6 million dollars. For the victory of the tournament 2 in front of Ostapenko, the Church will receive $19909 and 60 points WTA.The game took 1 hour and 46 minutes, and the Church clearly won the first set and returned to its decision by winning the thibrak. This is the third victory of Sorani against Ostapenko, which led with 4-2 in direct confrontations before this game.The World leader, …
Brisbane International WTA Round-up: Amanda Anisimova continues imperious form as Jessica Pegula squeezes through tight matchup
Amanda Anisimova has shown no rust after winning her first match of 2026, defeating Kimberly Birrell 6-1, 6-3 one of two top Americans to win in the Brisbane International. The two-time Grand Slam finalist goes into the current campaign as the world number three, a new career high ranking. Now the n...
Sorana Cîrstea qualified, on Tuesday, for the round of 16 of the women's tennis tournament in Brisbane (Australia), a competition with prizes totaling almost 1.7 million dollars.
Sorana Cürstea began the new year with good developments. The tennismen from Romania qualified at the end of the WTA tournament in the Australian city of Brisbane. Sorana won with 6:2, 7:6 on the Elena Ostapenko lottery, and the game lasted an hour and 46 minutes. In the first set, the two players went head to the 2nd score, after which the Romanian took the initiative and helped 4 games along.
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