> ## Content Index > Fetch the complete content index at: https://courtshark.ai/blog/llms.txt > Use this file to discover other available public pages before exploring further. # Amanda Anisimova withdraws from Singapore Open - URL: https://courtshark.ai/blog/singapore-open-amanda-anisimova-withdrawal/ - Published: 2026-09-22T11:01:18.000Z - Updated: 2026-10-05T21:00:58.000Z - Description: Amanda Anisimova's wrist injury withdrawal opens Alex Eala's path at the Singapore Open. - Author: Court Shark Desk - Tags: news, Maria Sakkari, Donna Vekic, Peyton Stearns, Amanda Anisimova, Alex Eala, Singapore Open, WTA In this analysis 1. [Key takeaway](#key-takeaway) 2. [Anisimova exits before her opener](#s-anisimova-exits-before-her-opener) 3. [Eala moves to the front of the bottom half](#s-eala-moves-to-the-front-of-the-bottom-half) 4. [Sakkari remains a major obstacle](#s-sakkari-remains-a-major-obstacle) 5. [Withdrawals reshape the wider event](#s-withdrawals-reshape-the-wider-event) 6. [Methodology and sources](#methodology) Key takeaway Amanda Anisimova has pulled out of the Singapore Open with a wrist injury, removing the second seed from the bottom half. Alex Eala now has a clearer route, although Maria Sakkari and Donna Vekic remain in her section. ## Anisimova exits before her opener Amanda Anisimova is out. The second seed withdrew from the Singapore Open because of a wrist injury before her opening match. She had received a bye and was set to begin her campaign in the second round, making the late change significant for the bottom half. Talia Gibson was due to be Anisimova's first opponent. Slovenian lucky loser Viktoria Morvayova takes the American's place in the draw instead. The switch removes the player expected to lead this part of the event and gives the remaining seeds a different path to the semifinals. ## Eala moves to the front of the bottom half Alex Eala now leads the bottom half. The third seed will begin against either Tatjana Prozorova or Sofia Costoulas. Anisimova's exit makes Eala the leading seed in this section, but she still has several established opponents between her and the semifinals. The quarterfinal route could include [Donna Vekic](https://courtshark.ai/players/donna-vekic-10202499), while Xin Wang and Johanna Garland are also in that part of the draw. Vekic is No. 22 and has gone 3-7 across her last 10 completed matches. Her recent record is weaker than her standing, though a run in Singapore would change the shape of Eala's route again. ## Sakkari remains a major obstacle [Maria Sakkari](https://courtshark.ai/players/maria-sakkari-10206289) remains on course for a possible meeting with Eala. The projected quarterfinal has greater importance now that Anisimova is no longer in the field. Sakkari is expected to face Talia Gibson in the last eight if the seeds progress as planned. Sakkari is No. 8 and owns a 6-4 record from her last 10 completed matches. That is a stronger recent stretch than Vekic's entering the tournament. Eala's draw is more open, but Sakkari still presents a demanding potential test before the semifinals. ## Withdrawals reshape the wider event The Singapore Open has now lost 10 players from the field. Several have chosen a longer break after the North American hard-court swing. Mayar Sherif also exited after entering the event as a late replacement rather than from the original list. Mirra Andreeva is the top seed following Jessica Pegula's departure. She opens against Aliaksandra Sasnovich in the round of 16 and is projected to meet Leylah Fernandez in the quarterfinals. Elsewhere, [Peyton Stearns](https://courtshark.ai/players/peyton-stearns-10220548) is No. 59 with a 5-5 record across her last 10 completed matches. Elise Mertens and Maja Chwalinska are the other projected quarterfinal pairing in the top half. Court Shark win probabilities are statistical estimates, not advice. No outcome is guaranteed. In this story Maria Sakkari Ranked No. 8 Donna Vekic Ranked No. 22 Peyton Stearns Ranked No. 59 Article snapshot ยท Not live Continue your research Compare form, explore surfaces and follow live match context. [Explore Premium](https://courtshark.ai/register?redirect=/start-premium)[See what's included](https://courtshark.ai/premium) - Advanced filters and splits - Save your research - Live context and updates Related on Court Shark - [How our match model works](https://courtshark.ai/blog/methodology/) - [Our editorial standards](https://courtshark.ai/blog/editorial-standards/) - [About the desk](https://courtshark.ai/blog/about-the-desk/) ## Methodology and sources How we build model estimates and where our information comes from. Sources and citations Rankings and recent results for the players named come from the Court Shark match database. 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