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#2 Winner of the 2015 WTA Finals in Singapore
Going into the 2015 WTA Finals in Singapore, Agnieszka Radwanska was the 5th seed. It was also the 5th straight year that the Pole had qualified for the WTA Finals. Radwanska was drawn in the Red Group along with Simona Halep, Maria Sharapova and 2015 US Open Champion Flavia Pennetta.
She lost her first match in three sets to Maria Sharapova. She also lost her second match to Flavia Pennetta. She was heavily dependent on the outcome of other matches as her stay in the tournament was no longer in her hands. She, however, managed to beat Simona Halep in straight sets in her final Red Group match and this coupled with other favorable outcomes ensured her a semi-finals berth where she beat Garbine Muguruza in 3 sets.
In the final, she was up against Czech Petra Kvitova. She beat her in a mammoth 3 set contest to take home her only WTA Finals trophy. It was the last instance where a player ended winning the title after losing the first two group matches.
#1 Highest ever career ranking of World Number 2
Radwanska's best moments of her tennis career came during 2011 - 2016. For 9 consecutive years between 2008 to 2016, she was ranked inside the Top-15 of the WTA rankings. She is the first player from Poland to be ranked inside the WTA Top-10.
She is also the first Polish tennis athlete to surpass $1 million in career prize money. Radwanska finished the year 2009 ranked an impressive Number 8 after qualifying for the WTA Finals that year for the first time.
After the Madrid Open of 2012 where she finished runner-up to Victoria Azarenka, Radwanska cracked the Top-3 rankings for the first time in her career. Following her run to the Wimbledon final the same year, Radwanska reached a career-high ranking of World Number 2 in July 2012.
She finished 2012 on a high after making the semis of the WTA Finals finishing the year ranked Number 4 - her best finish to a calendar year.
