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2007 WTA Tour Championships Date 6–11 November Edition 37th Draw 8S / 4D Location Madrid, Spain Venue Madrid Arena Champions Singles Justine Henin Doubles Cara Black / Liezel Huber ← 2006 · WTA Finals · 2008 →

The **2007 WTA Tour Championships**, officially **Sony Ericsson Championships**, is the thirty seventh season-ending [WTA Tour Championships](/source/WTA_Tour_Championships), the annual [tennis](/source/Tennis) tournament for the eight best female tennis players in singles, and four teams in doubles, on the [2007 WTA Tour](/source/2007_WTA_Tour). It was held from 6 November though 11 November 2007, in [Madrid](/source/Madrid), Spain.

Since 2005, main tournament sponsor is [Sony Ericsson](/source/Sony_Ericsson); and for the second time, the final event in the [Sony Ericsson WTA Tour](/source/WTA_Tour) calendar is held in Spain, on [Casa de Campo](/source/Casa_de_Campo) grounds, in [Madrid Arena](/source/Madrid_Arena).

[Justine Henin](/source/Justine_Henin) from Belgium won the tournament and the check for $1 million, her second tournament title in a row, defeating [Maria Sharapova](/source/Maria_Sharapova) in three sets. [Cara Black](/source/Cara_Black) and [Liezel Huber](/source/Liezel_Huber) defeated [Ai Sugiyama](/source/Ai_Sugiyama) and [Katarina Srebotnik](/source/Katarina_Srebotnik) in the final of doubles competition.

## Finals

### Singles

Main article: [2007 WTA Tour Championships – Singles](/source/2007_WTA_Tour_Championships_%E2%80%93_Singles)

[Justine Henin](/source/Justine_Henin) defeated [Maria Sharapova](/source/Maria_Sharapova), 5–7, 7–5, 6–3.

### Doubles

Main article: [2007 WTA Tour Championships – Doubles](/source/2007_WTA_Tour_Championships_%E2%80%93_Doubles)

[Cara Black](/source/Cara_Black) / [Liezel Huber](/source/Liezel_Huber) defeated [Katarina Srebotnik](/source/Katarina_Srebotnik) / [Ai Sugiyama](/source/Ai_Sugiyama), 5–7, 6–3, [10–8].

## Qualifying

### Singles

Singles Qualifiers (29 October 2007)[1] Rk Name Points Tour 1 Justine Henin (BEL) 5,405 13 2 Svetlana Kuznetsova (RUS) 3,690 18 3 Jelena Janković (SRB) 3,475 27 4 Ana Ivanovic (SRB) 3,161 19 5 Serena Williams (USA) 2,767 11 6 Anna Chakvetadze (RUS) 2,660 21 7 Venus Williams (USA) 2,470 13 8 Maria Sharapova (RUS) 2,431 12 9 Daniela Hantuchová (SVK) 2,242 26

On August 1, the first two players to qualify for the Championships were Justine Henin from Belgium and [Jelena Janković](/source/Jelena_Jankovi%C4%87) from [Serbia](/source/Serbia).[2] Henin, last year's winner, leads the Sony Ericsson WTA Tour with nine singles titles already claimed in 2007, including [French Open](/source/French_Open_(tennis)) and [US Open](/source/U.S._Open_(tennis)), and also titles in [Dubai](/source/Dubai_Tennis_Championships), [Doha](/source/Qatar_Total_Open), [Warsaw](/source/J%26S_Cup), [Eastbourne](/source/International_Women's_Open), [Toronto](/source/Canada_Masters), [Stuttgart](/source/Porsche_Tennis_Grand_Prix) and [Zurich](/source/Zurich_Open). Janković is the first Serbian woman representing her country to qualify for the season-ending event. This season, she has won four singles titles on the Sony Ericsson WTA Tour at [Auckland](/source/WTA_Auckland_Open), [Charleston](/source/Family_Circle_Cup), [Rome](/source/Rome_Masters), and [Birmingham](/source/DFS_Classic). She also reached the semifinals at the French Open.

Justine Henin won two Grand Slam titles

By reaching the semifinals on September 7, and later the final of the US Open, [Svetlana Kuznetsova](/source/Svetlana_Kuznetsova) from Russia moved up to third on the Sony Ericsson Points Standings, just behind Henin and Janković.[3] Her season highlights include winning the [New Haven](/source/Pilot_Pen_Tennis) tournament a week before the US Open, and four runner-up finishes in [Doha](/source/Qatar_Total_Open), [Indian Wells](/source/Pacific_Life_Open), [Berlin](/source/WTA_German_Open) and [Rome](/source/Rome_Masters).

Ana Ivanovic reached her first Grand Slam final

[Ana Ivanovic](/source/Ana_Ivanovic) from Serbia was the fourth player to qualify, by reaching the semifinals on September 27 at [Luxembourg](/source/Fortis_Championships_Luxembourg). Ivanovic was this year's runner-up at the French Open, and a semifinalist at Wimbledon. This season Ivanovic has won tournaments in [Berlin](/source/WTA_German_Open), [Los Angeles](/source/East_West_Bank_Classic) and Luxembourg.

[Serena Williams](/source/Serena_Williams) of the United States, and 8-time singles [Grand Slam](/source/List_of_Grand_Slam_Women's_Singles_champions) champion was the fifth player to qualify on October 15 by virtue of reaching the finals in [Moscow](/source/Kremlin_Cup).[4] Williams was also this year's winner at the Australian Open and in [Key Biscayne](/source/Sony_Ericsson_Open). She also reached the quarterfinals of the French Open, [Wimbledon](/source/The_Championships%2C_Wimbledon) and the US Open.

[Anna Chakvetadze](/source/Anna_Chakvetadze) from Russia became the sixth player to qualify on October 23, ensuring herself one of the eight berths by collecting 2,626 race points.[5] Chakvetadze is having the best season of her career, having won four singles titles at [Hobart](/source/Moorilla_Hobart_International), ['s-Hertogenbosch](/source/Ordina_Open), [Cincinnati](/source/Western_%26_Southern_Financial_Group_Women's_Open) and [Stanford](/source/Bank_of_the_West_Classic). She has won over 50 singles matches, reached the semifinals of the US Open and the quarterfinals of the [Australian Open](/source/2007_Australian_Open) and [Roland Garros](/source/2007_French_Open), in addition to winning over $1 million in prize money so far.

Wimbledon champion [Venus Williams](/source/Venus_Williams) was forced to withdraw on October 28 due to severe dizziness.[6][7] In 2007, the American won three titles, winning [Memphis](/source/Regions_Morgan_Keegan_Championships_and_the_Cellular_South_Cup), [Seoul](/source/Hansol_Korea_Open_Tennis_Championships) and her sixth Grand Slam title at the Wimbledon Championships.

The last two places went to [Daniela Hantuchová](/source/Daniela_Hantuchov%C3%A1) and, due to the withdrawal of Williams, Maria Sharapova.[6] Both had exceptional seasons on the Tour, with Hantuchová winning her first title in five years at [Indian Wells](/source/Pacific_Life_Open) and following it up with a win at [Linz](/source/Generali_Ladies_Linz), as well as runner-up finishes at [Bali](/source/Wismilak_International) and [Luxembourg](/source/Fortis_Championships_Luxembourg). Sharapova was the runner-up at the first Grand Slam of the year, the Australian Open, and also won the title at [San Diego](/source/Acura_Classic). She also reached the semifinals of the French Open.

### Doubles teams

Doubles Qualifiers (22 October 2007) [1] Archived 2007-09-08 at the Wayback Machine Rk Name Points Tour 1 Cara Black (ZIM) & Liezel Huber (United States) 6,375 21 2 Lisa Raymond (United States) & Samantha Stosur (AUS) 3,628 13 3 Chan Yung-jan (TPE) & Chuang Chia-jung (TPE) 3,146 13 4 Ai Sugiyama (JPN) & Katarina Srebotnik (SLO) 2,622 10 5 Květa Peschke (CZE) & Rennae Stubbs (AUS) 2,537 13

On August 16, [Cara Black](/source/Cara_Black), from [Zimbabwe](/source/Zimbabwe), and [Liezel Huber](/source/Liezel_Huber) originally from South Africa, who became American citizen in August; were the first team to qualify for the Championships.[8][9] In 2007 season, they won seven tournaments, including two [Grand Slams](/source/Grand_Slam_(tennis)), Australian Open and Wimbledon Championships, and also tournaments in [Paris](/source/Open_Gaz_de_France), [Antwerp](/source/Proximus_Diamond_Games), [Dubai](/source/Dubai_Tennis_Championships), [San Diego](/source/Acura_Classic) and [Moscow](/source/Kremlin_Cup).

The two-time defending champions in 2005 and 2006, [Lisa Raymond](/source/Lisa_Raymond) and Samantha Stosur are unable to compete in this year's Championships, due to a viral illness from which Stosur is recuperating.[10][11] In 2007, the American-Australian duo won four Tier-I tournaments in [Tokyo](/source/Toray_Pan_Pacific_Open), Indian Wells, [Key Biscayne](/source/Miami_Masters), Berlin, and also the tournament in [Eastbourne](/source/International_Women's_Open).

[Chan Yung-jan](/source/Chan_Yung-jan) and [Chuang Chia-jung](/source/Chuang_Chia-jung), from [Taiwan](/source/Taiwan), have become the second team to qualify for Madrid, officials announced on October 22.[10] Chan and Chung won three Tour doubles titles this year, including tournaments in [Bangalore](/source/2007_Bangalore_Open), [Birmingham](/source/DFS_Classic), and in ['s-Hertogenbosch](/source/Ordina_Open). They also holds runner-up trophies this year at the Australian Open, and the US Open.

Slovenian-Japanese duo, [Katarina Srebotnik](/source/Katarina_Srebotnik) and [Ai Sugiyama](/source/Ai_Sugiyama) and the Czech-Australian duo of [Květa Peschke](/source/Kv%C4%9Bta_Peschke) and [Rennae Stubbs](/source/Rennae_Stubbs) are the third and fourth teams to qualify.[12] Srebotnik and Sugiyama won only one title, in [Toronto](/source/Canada_Masters), and also runners-up at French Open and Wimbledon. It is Srebotnik's first individual trip, while Sugiyama makes her sixth. In 2007, Peschke and Stubbs won tournaments in [Los Angeles](/source/East_West_Bank_Classic), [Stuttgart](/source/Porsche_Tennis_Grand_Prix), and in Zurich.

## Prize money and points

From the [2001 WTA Tour](/source/2001_WTA_Tour), prize money for the Sony Ericsson Championships is three million [United States dollars](/source/United_States_dollar).

Stage Singles Doubles1 Points Winner(s) $1,000,000 $250,000 750 Finalist(s) $500,000 $125,000 525 Semifinalists $250,000 $62,500 335 Round robin-3rd2 $130,000 - 185 Round robin-4th $100,000 - 105 Alternates $20,000 - 0

- 1 Prize money for doubles is per team.

- 2 Third place points and prize money in the yellow group is divided into two parts, one third ($33,333 and 35 points) goes to [Serena Williams](/source/Serena_Williams), because she played one match, and two thirds ($96,666 + $20,000 as one of the alternates, and 150 points) to [Marion Bartoli](/source/Marion_Bartoli), the first alternate and who played two matches.

## Seeds and draw

The draw consisted of eight players in singles, and four teams in doubles. Players or teams were seeded based on the WTA Tour Rankings current the week prior to the Sony Ericsson Championships, on Monday, October 29.

### Singles

The draw was conducted on Saturday, November 3 by retired Spanish tennis player, [Arantxa Sánchez Vicario](/source/Arantxa_S%C3%A1nchez_Vicario), Sony Ericsson WTA Tour CEO [Larry Scott](/source/Larry_Scott_(sports_administrator)), and player representative to this tournament, [Anna Chakvetadze](/source/Anna_Chakvetadze).[13] Players were divided into two groups, red and yellow, in honor of the colors of the [Spanish flag](/source/Flag_of_Spain).

Seed Player Rank 1 Justine Henin 1 3 Jelena Janković 3 5 Serena Williams (withdrew) 5 7 Anna Chakvetadze 7 Alt. Marion Bartoli 10

Seed Player Rank 2 Svetlana Kuznetsova 2 4 Ana Ivanovic 4 6 Maria Sharapova 6 8 Daniela Hantuchová 9

After the draw in singles had been determined, the next two players who would be accepted into the Sony Ericsson Championships, based on total WTA Tour Ranking points in 2007, became the alternates. The alternates were only in singles, and they were required to be in [Madrid](/source/Madrid) along with other players who competed.[14] The two alternates on standby were [Marion Bartoli](/source/Marion_Bartoli) and [Elena Dementieva](/source/Elena_Dementieva);[7] with Bartoli entering the tournament on day 3 due to Serena William's withdrawal.

### Doubles

Doubles teams started the tournament at the semifinal stage, with the winners of Saturday's *opening round* advancing to Sunday's final. The doubles draw was conducted on Thursday night, on November 8.[15]

Seed Teams Rank 1 Cara Black & Liezel Huber 3 2 Ai Sugiyama & Katarina Srebotnik 14 3 Chan Yung-jan & Chuang Chia-jung 16 4 Květa Peschke & Rennae Stubbs 21

## Singles Championship Race

### Singles

Players in gold have qualified for Madrid. Players in brown have qualified, but withdrawn. The low-ranked players in blue after them would be played as alternates in Madrid.

Rank Player Mandatory Events Best Other Tournaments Total points Tourn AUS FRA WIM USO MIA 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 Justine Henin A 0 W 1000 SF 450 W 1000 F 350 W 430 W 430 W 300 W 300 W 275 W 275 W 275 SF 195 SF 125 5,405 13 2 Jelena Janković R16 140 SF 450 R16 140 QF 250 R32 45 W 430 W 430 F 300 F 190 F 190 W 140 SF 140 SF 140 SF 125 SF 125 SF 125 W 115 4,097 27 2 Jelena Janković QF 110 QF 110 F 100 QF 70 R16 65 SF 65 R16 60 QF 40 R32 1 R16 1 4,097 27 3 Svetlana Kuznetsova R16 140 QF 250 QF 250 F 700 R16 70 F 325 F 300 F 300 W 275 SF 195 F 190 SF 140 SF 140 SF 125 QF 110 QF 110 QF 70 3,691 18 3 Svetlana Kuznetsova R16 1 3,691 18 4 Ana Ivanovic R32 90 F 700 SF 450 R16 140 R64 1 W 430 F 300 W 275 W 275 SF 125 QF 70 QF 70 R16 65 R16 60 R16 40 QF 35 QF 35 3,163 19 4 Ana Ivanovic R32 1 R16 1 3,163 19 5 Serena Williams W 1000 QF 250 QF 250 QF 250 W 500 F 300 QF 110 R32 1 QF 75 QF 30 R32 1 2,767 11 6 Anna Chakvetadze QF 250 QF 250 R32 90 SF 450 SF 225 W 275 SF 195 W 140 W 140 SF 125 W 115 QF 70 QF 70 QF 70 QF 70 R16 65 R16 60 2,698 21 6 Anna Chakvetadze R32 35 R32 1 R16 1 R16 1 2,698 21 7 Venus Williams A 0 R32 90 W 1000 SF 450 R32 45 SF 195 W 140 W 115 QF 110 F 100 QF 70 QF 70 SF 65 R16 20 2,470 14 8 Daniela Hantuchová R16 140 R32 90 R16 140 R128 2 R32 45 W 465 W 275 SF 195 F 190 SF 125 SF 125 F 115 QF 75 QF 70 SF 65 SF 65 R16 60 2,431 26 8 Daniela Hantuchová R16 60 R16 40 QF 35 R16 35 R16 15 R32 1 R32 1 R64 1 R16 1 2,431 26 9 Maria Sharapova F 700 SF 450 R16 140 R32 90 R16 70 W 430 SF 195 SF 125 F 100 SF 65 R16 65 R16 1 2,431 12 10 Marion Bartoli R64 60 R16 140 F 700 R16 140 R64 1 SF 125 SF 125 SF 125 QF 110 QF 110 F 80 QF 70 SF 65 SF 65 R16 65 R16 60 R16 60 2,224 30 10 Marion Bartoli R32 35 QF 30 R16 20 R16 15 R16 15 R32 1 R32 1 R32 1 R64 1 R16 1 R32 1 R32 1 2,224 30 10 Marion Bartoli R32 1 2,224 30 11 Elena Dementieva R16 140 R32 90 R32 90 R32 90 A 0 W 430 SF 195 SF 195 W 140 SF 125 QF 110 QF 75 QF 70 QF 70 QF 70 R16 60 R16 35 2,023 20 11 Elena Dementieva R16 35 R16 1 R32 1 R32 1 2,023 20

## See also

- [2007 in tennis](/source/2007_in_tennis)

- [2007 Tennis Masters Cup](/source/2007_Tennis_Masters_Cup)

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## External links

- [Official website](http://www.wtafinals.com)

- [WTA tournament draws](https://wtafiles.blob.core.windows.net/pdf/draws/archive/2007/808.pdf)

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