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Marta Kostyuk's retirement at the Ningbo Open has handed Karolina Muchova the last qualification spot for the WTA Finals in Indian Wells, completing an eight-player field packed with former champions and emerging stars.
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Karolina Muchova has claimed the eighth and final berth at the WTA Finals after Marta Kostyuk was forced to retire from her Ningbo Open match on Wednesday. The Czech's qualification rounds out a compelling lineup for Indian Wells.
Three former champions and three debutants headline the field. Elena Rybakina arrives in fine form with a 49-14 record and three titles this season. Aryna Sabalenka (47-10, three titles) will be desperate to go one better after previous Finals disappointments.
Mirra Andreeva has been the story of 2026. The teenager boasts a 50-16 record and a maiden Grand Slam triumph at Roland Garros - a breathtaking breakthrough year by any measure.
Jessica Pegula (50-13) has been a model of consistency, reaching five finals and lifting two trophies. Coco Gauff, the 2024 champion at 47-15, is targeting a resurgence following a productive hard-court swing.
Elina Svitolina makes a welcome return to the season-ending showpiece with a 46-14 record and two titles, while Linda Noskova (35-15) arrives as a first-time Wimbledon champion.
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