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Nadia Petrova (RUS)

Birthdate: 8 June 1982

Birthplace: Moscow, Russia

Height: 178 cm

Weight: 65 kg

Plays: Right-handed

Turned Pro: 1999

Coach:

CAREER REVIEW

Singles Record: 311 wins - 163 losses

Singles Titles: 6

Doubles Record: 172 wins - 79 losses

Doubles Titles: 12

Prize Money: $5,253,648

PERSONAL DETAILS

Eye Color:

Hair Color: Blond

Racquet: Babolat

Clothing: Adidas

Shoes: Adidas

Hobbies:

Idols:

Residence: Moscow, Russia

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

SINGLES
Winner:

2006 - Doha, Amelia Island, Charleston, Berlin, Stuttgart;

2005 - Linz;

1998 - ITF/Makarska-CRO, ITF/Hvar-CRO, ITF/Dubrovnik-CRO;

1997 - ITF/Tbilisi-GEO.

Finalist:

2006 - Moscow, Linz;

2005 - Berlin, Bangkok;

2004 - Gold Coast;

2003 - Linz.

DOUBLES
Winner:

2006 - Montreal (w/Navratilova);

2004 - Miami, Amelia Island, Berlin, Rome, Los Angeles, New Haven, Season-Ending Championships (all w/Shaughnessy);

2003 - Moscow (w/Shaughnessy);

2002 - Linz (w/Dokic);

2001 - Æs-Hertogenbosch (w/Dragomir Ilie), Linz (w/Dokic).

Finalist:

2006 - Dubai (w/Kuznetsova);

2005 - Indian Wells (w/Shaughnessy);

2003 - Rome (w/Dokic), Æs-Hertogenbosch (w/Pierce), Leipzig (w/Likhovtseva);

2002 - Moscow, Zurich (w/Dokic);

2001 - Bol (w/Pisnik), New Haven (w/Dokic).

ADDITIONAL
Russian Fed Cup Team 2001, 2003, 2006. Russian Olympic Team 2004.

RANKINGS

WTA Singles (Position: 14, Points: 1638)

WTA Doubles (Position: 54, Points: 857)

WTA Race Singles (Position: 30, Points: 143)

REVISION HISTORY (last 10 entries)

Updated by Inside-Tennis.net Staff on 26/01/2007

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