Who will leave Qatar with a first-ever WTA 1000-level title?

After knocking out three-time defending Doha champion Iga Swiatek, is the Latvian favored to win the tournament?

Anisimova ended Ekaterina Alexandrova's eight-match winning streak, and will face the woman who snapped Iga Swiatek's 15-match unbeaten run in Doha for the title.

Ostapenko is now 5-0 against Swiatek all-time after a 6-3, 6-1 triumph, and will play in her third WTA 1000 final.

Can Iga break the Jelena curse on Friday?

Can the Russian, on an eight-match win streak, be stopped?

The engimatic Latvian has beaten the five-time Grand Slam champion all four times they've played. 👀

The Pole is now 4-4 against the Kazah with her 6-2, 7-5 quarterfinal victory.

After a fair bit of big-name carnage in Doha, Swiatek and Rybakina—the highest seeds left standing—are set for a rematch of last year's final.

The winner of this match will face either Jessica Pegula or Ekaterina Alexandrova in the semifinals.

You never know when the magic will vanish from Ons' racquet again, but she seems to be in a good place in Doha, both with her game, and with the fans who come out to see her.