Vera Zvonareva won Doha and Baku this year, but failed to defend her points in the Grand Slams so she slips to #7 this year, after staying at #2 for most of the year. Her best was her semifinal appearance in Melbourne. Still one of the players who is capable of winning a Grand Slam, let's see how Vera holds everything together in 2012.
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