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Originally Posted by julian
Three Grand Slam wild cards are to be considered when considering dropping the USTA support
I do NOT think you know the pro system very well but I could be wrong.
Read the quote about TT below
I assume that you know who Alexa Glatch and Alexis King are
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2011
Townsend reached two ITF Circuit semifinals:
One $50,000 event in Carson, CA, in May, losing to Alexa Glatch, 6–7(1), 2–6
One $10,000 event in Atlanta, GA, in July, losing to Alexis King, 4–6, 3–6
In June, she lost in the first round of a $50,000 event in Boston, MA, to Yasmin Schnack, 4–6, 3–6.
Townsend was granted a wildcard into the main draw of the U.S. women's doubles tournament, where she was paired with Jessica Pegula. The pair reached the third round.
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Wow, you do not have to be so condescending when it was you who have failed to make a clear argument in your last 2 posts.
From what I gather (although still not clear) you are suggesting that Taylor should not drop USTA training because they will blacklist her from getting wildcards at future pro tournaments ?
She was already denied a wild card into the main draw of US Open.
Obviously, it is not a good situation for Taylor, but if there is a better training situation, I think she should take it.
The wildcard issue is not something she can control whether training with the USTA or not.