Totally agreed. I used to like women's tennis over the men's. Now, that has dramatically changed for me!! The first women's match that got me interested was when Davenport played the end-year championship.
Maybe, Martina Hingis' match was another one that caught my eye.
Now, I do not even bother to rush to the T.V. to watch women's tennis. Even when I did not have time to watch it, I still found a way. Now, I do not even care!!
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by Q. Reese » Thu, 03 Feb 2011 10:37
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by JJ_DUBZ_87 » Thu, 03 Feb 2011 18:50
lol I'd watch Serena though... she's such a loose cannon. Remember the 76 67 76 match she played against Dushevina on clay last year before the French?
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by Otlichno » Thu, 03 Feb 2011 19:54
The WTA is going through a new generation, it can't start off brilliantly but eventually it will get better.
It all started with the retirement of Mauresmo back in 2009, Henin coming back and retiring again, but the true showing of just how much is changing is Dementieva's retirement, a permanent figure in the top 20 since 2000.
It all started with the retirement of Mauresmo back in 2009, Henin coming back and retiring again, but the true showing of just how much is changing is Dementieva's retirement, a permanent figure in the top 20 since 2000.
Work me a boss.
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by Q. Reese » Sun, 13 Feb 2011 10:17
JJ_DUBZ_87 wrote:lol I'd watch Serena though... she's such a loose cannon. Remember the 76 67 76 match she played against Dushevina on clay last year before the French?
Yea man. I think the SF match with Kim Clijsters where she was ousted by the tournament referee and chair umpire was also a loose cannon for her. Hehe. She lost it!
'06 Wimbledon, Hamburg Masters, & 4 Doubles' & 4 Singles' Titles
2 U.S. & French Doubles' Finals
542 Tournaments, 1024 vs. Opp., 1204 Rds.
Davis Cups/Captain/Rds.: 07/05/11
QF/SF/F/Title/End-Year Championships/Trophy: 105/49/20/10/10/30
2 U.S. & French Doubles' Finals
542 Tournaments, 1024 vs. Opp., 1204 Rds.
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by JJ_DUBZ_87 » Sun, 13 Feb 2011 22:14
Q. Reese wrote:JJ_DUBZ_87 wrote:lol I'd watch Serena though... she's such a loose cannon. Remember the 76 67 76 match she played against Dushevina on clay last year before the French?
Yea man. I think the SF match with Kim Clijsters where she was ousted by the tournament referee and chair umpire was also a loose cannon for her. Hehe. She lost it!
LOL
true... but in the back of a lot of people's minds I'm sure they were thinking "it was only a matter of time..." she plays with such intensity I knew she'd crack lol. I <3 JC - JJ_DUBZ_87
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