Champions' hall
Tournament
Mexico Circuit 2 40K
Hard · CC · 3 editions
Period2001–2003ATP + WTA
Editions3with results
Matches45in the database
Champions3different players
Participants39different players
Record book
2001–2003 · ATP and WTATitles
Longevity and dominance
Most wins
- 1 Petra Russegger7 matches · 85.7% win rate6
- 2 Daniela Olivera8 matches · 75% win rate6
- 3 Olga Kalyuzhnaya4 matches · 100% win rate4
- 4 Maria Fernanda Alves5 matches · 80% win rate4
- 5 Joana Cortez4 matches · 75% win rate3
- 6 Conchita Martinez Granados3 matches · 66.7% win rate2
- 7 Yuliana Fedak3 matches · 66.7% win rate2
- 8 Helen Crook3 matches · 66.7% win rate2
- 9 Kildine Chevalier3 matches · 66.7% win rate2
- 10 Marina Petrovic3 matches · 66.7% win rate2
Champion countries
Registered nationality of tournament championsDynasties
Streaks across consecutive editions on the same tourAbsolute dominance
Consecutive titles
Final-round presence
Consecutive finals
How the champions got there
Age, seeding and campaigns without dropping a setAge records
Champion generations
WTA · youngest Olga Kalyuzhnaya19 years, 1 month2002
WTA · oldest Petra Russegger21 years, 10 months2001
Seeds
Where the titles came from
Highest seed number to winseed 1Maria Fernanda Alves · 2003 WTA
Age is calculated at the start of the edition. A campaign without dropping a set is included only when every match played by the champion has identified sets; walkovers do not count as matches played.
Historic comebacks
Largest deficit overcome: 0–1 in setsComeback specialists
Most comebacks of this kind
Match archive
Most recent comebacks
Maria Fernanda Alves defeated Joana Cortez
4-6 7-6(3) 6-4Maria Fernanda Alves defeated Kildine Chevalier
2-6 6-3 6-3Christina Zachariadou defeated Daniela Munoz Gallegos
0-6 6-2 7-6(6)Erica Biro defeated Liana Gabriela Ungur
1-6 7-5 6-1Olga Kalyuzhnaya defeated Melinda Czink
3-6 7-6(2) 6-1Olga Kalyuzhnaya defeated Yanet Nunez Mojarena
3-6 6-1 6-3Only completed matches are considered. A comeback from 0–2 requires a verified sequence of three won sets; retirements are not treated as complete comebacks.
Champions by edition
2001–2003 · ATP and WTA2003WTA
Champion
Maria Fernanda AlvesFinal: Maria Fernanda Alves × Joana Cortez
4-6 7-6(3) 6-4
March 3, 2003 · 15 matchesSee all results →2002WTA
Champion
Olga KalyuzhnayaFinal: Olga Kalyuzhnaya × Daniela Olivera
7-5 6-2
January 28, 2002 · 15 matchesSee all results →2001WTA
Champion
Petra RusseggerFinal: Petra Russegger × Daniela Olivera
2-6 6-4 6-2
March 5, 2001 · 15 matchesSee all results →