World No. 3
The decision comes after a physically taxing period that saw the 32-year-old maintain a high volume of matches. Pegula confirmed the news via social media, explaining that she is not yet prepared to return to competitive play at the standard she demands of herself following her recent efforts at the US Open.
Managing a Heavy Workload
Pegula’s withdrawal follows a highly productive summer that solidified her position among the elite of the women's game. During the recent American hard-court swing, she compiled an impressive 15-4 record, a run that included reaching the finals in both Washington, D.C. and Cincinnati. Her consistency was further highlighted by a second consecutive semifinal appearance at the US Open.
With a total of 50 match wins so far this year, Pegula currently leads the
Tournament Adjustments in Singapore
The Singapore tournament, which is scheduled to commence this coming Monday, will now proceed without its intended top seed. In the absence of the world No. 3, the field will be led by
The 28-player draw remains competitive, featuring several notable names from the top 20, including Amanda Anisimova and Alexandra Eala. Organizers will look to these players to anchor the event as the tour moves forward in the wake of Pegula's withdrawal.
