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The world No.1 needed just 65 minutes to overpower the World No.9 winning 6-3, 6-1 as she looks to seal a
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hard since the Open and hopefully I can continue with that here."
Earlier, World No.2 Victoria Azarenka was made to work a little harder against Sara Errani.
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The Belarusian eventually came thorough 7-6, 6-2 but only after her Italian opponent sustained a calf injury at
the start of the second set.
Errani battled bravely but couldn't stop Azarenka bringing an end to a three-match losing streak which began
at the U.S. Open final where she lost to Williams. That defeat was followed by consecutive first round exits at
events in Tokyo, where she lost to sister Venus before she was dumped out in the first round of the China
Open in Beijing by Germany's Andrea Petkovic.
"I was missing a little bit too much at the beginning but I turned it around," Azarenka said after beating Errani.
"It was a little bit difficult to focus in the second set because I didn't know what was going on (with Errani's
injury). Even after the time-out, she was returning unbelievably and fought until the last point."
Sixth seed Petra Kvitova had a good head-to-head record going into her match against Poland's Agnieszka
Radwanska and once again came out on top.
The Czech triumphed in straight sets 6-4, 6-4 to improve her match record against the World No.4 to 5-1 and
secure her 50th win in a WTA match this year.
The season finale features the top eight singles players and the top four doubles pairings who are competing
for a $6 million prize pot.
Wawrinka crashes out in Basel
Two ATP Tour 500 events are taking place this week as the top men look to secure their place at the
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The Swiss No.2 is currently eighth in the rankings, but seventh in the Race to London given that Andy Murray
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Paris Masters next week.
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Tomas Berdych also suffered a shock defeat at the hands of Croatian Ivo Karlovic. The 34-year-old veteran
dispatched the World No.6 4-6, 7-6, 7-6.
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Russia's Mikhail Youzhny is through to the second round after Bernard Tomic retired. The Australian pulled
out of the match when he was trailing 4-1 in the final set.