2019 Wimbledon - Women's Singles - General Discussion

Who will win Wimbledon?

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Enceladus

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Defending champion: Angelique Kerber
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Former Wimbledon champions, who will participating in the 2019 tournament: Serena Williams (2002-03, 2009-10, 2012, 2015-16), Venus Williams (2000-01, 2005, 2007-08), Petra Kvitova (2011, 2014), Maria Sharapova (2004), Garbine Muguruza (2017)

Official website: http://www.wimbledon.com/
Wiki-link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2019_Wimbledon_Championships_–_Women's_Singles
Edition: 126th edition women's singles at Wimbledon (52nd in Open era)
Date: 1 July - 13 July (women's main draw, qualifying runs from Monday 24 June - Thursday 27 June)
Category: Grand Slam
Draw: 128S
Prize money: £38 million ($49.4 million USD)
Surface: Grass
Location: Church Road, Wimbledon, London, Great Britain
Venue: All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club
TV: BBC (UK), ESPN (USA) and other TV broadcasters (https://www.wimbledon.com/en_GB/atoz/tv_schedules.html)

Entry list:
Main Draw
1 Osaka, Naomi (JPN)
2 Pliskova, Karolina (CZE)
3 Halep, Simona (ROU)
4 Bertens, Kiki (NED)
5 Kerber, Angelique (GER)
6 Kvitova, Petra (CZE)
7 Stephens, Sloane (USA)
8 Barty, Ashleigh (AUS)
9 Svitolina, Elina (UKR)
10 Williams, Serena (USA)
11 Sabalenka, Aryna (BLR)
12 Sevastova, Anastasija (LAT)
13 Wozniacki, Caroline (DEN)
14 Keys, Madison (USA)
15 Bencic, Belinda (SUI)
16 Wang, Qiang (CHN)
17 Kontaveit, Anett (EST)
18 Goerges, Julia (GER)
19 Muguruza, Garbiñe (ESP)
20 Mertens, Elise (BEL)
21 Kasatkina, Daria (RUS)
22 Andreescu, Bianca (CAN)
23 Vekic, Donna (CRO)
24 Garcia, Caroline (FRA)
25 Hsieh Su-Wei (TPE)
26 Konta, Johanna (GBR)
27 Tsurenko, Lesia (UKR)
28 Suárez Navarro, Carla (ESP)
29 Sakkari, Maria (GRE)
30 Buzarnescu, Mihaela (ROU)
31 Martic, Petra (CRO)
32 Sasnovich, Aliaksandra (BLR)
33 Collins, Danielle (USA)
34 Kenin, Sofia (USA)
35 Cibulkova, Dominika (SVK)
36 Giorgi, Camila (ITA)
37 Pavlyuchenkova, Anastasia (RUS)
38 Vondrousova, Marketa (CZE)
39 Putintseva, Yulia (KAZ)
40 Ostapenko, Jelena (LAT)
41 Strycova, Barbora (CZE)
42 Yastremska, Dayana (UKR)
43 Siniakova, Katerina (CZE)
44 Azarenka, Victoria (BLR)
45 Zheng, Saisai (CHN)
46 Kuzmova, Viktoria (SVK)
47 Tomljanovic, Ajla (AUS)
48 Cornet, Alizé (FRA)
49 Sharapova, Maria (RUS)
50 Zhang, Shuai (CHN)
50 Friedsam, Anna-Lena (GER) SR
51 Anisimova, Amanda (USA)
52 Williams, Venus (USA)
53 Riske, Alison (USA)
54 Mladenovic, Kristina (FRA)
55 Van Uytvanck, Alison (BEL)
56 Jabeur, Ons (TUN)
57 Wang, Yafan (CHN)
58 Maria, Tatjana (GER)
59 Flipkens, Kirsten (BEL)
60 Alexandrova, Ekaterina (RUS)
61 Puig, Monica (PUR)
62 Gasparyan, Margarita (RUS)
63 Gavrilova, Daria (AUS)
64 Peterson, Rebecca (SWE)
65 Parmentier, Pauline (FRA)
66 Kozlova, Kateryna (UKR)
67 Rodina, Evgeniya (RUS)
68 Zidansek, Tamara (SLO)
69 Petkovic, Andrea (GER)
70 Hercog, Polona (SLO)
71 Pegula, Jessica (USA)
72 Sorribes Tormo, Sara (ESP)
73 Muchova, Karolina (CZE)
74 Kudermetova, Veronika (RUS)
75 Rybarikova, Magdalena (SVK)
76 Krunic, Aleksandra (SRB)
77 Bouchard, Eugenie (CAN)
78 Zvonareva, Vera (RUS)
79 Golubic, Viktorija (SUI)
80 Brady, Jennifer (USA)
81 Potapova, Anastasia (RUS)
81 Rogers, Shelby (USA) SR
82 Diatchenko, Vitalia (RUS)
83 Pera, Bernarda (USA)
84 Barthel, Mona (GER)
85 Kanepi, Kaia (EST)
86 Linette, Magda (POL)
87 Teichmann, Jil (SUI)
88 Ferro, Fiona (FRA)
89 Stosur, Samantha (AUS)
90 Diyas, Zarina (KAZ)
91 Makarova, Ekaterina (RUS)
92 Schmiedlova, Anna Karolina (SVK)
93 Cirstea, Sorana (ROU)
94 Bacsinszky, Timea (SUI)
95 Voegele, Stephanie (SUI)
96 Townsend, Taylor (USA)
97 Brengle, Madison (USA)
98 Minella, Mandy (LUX)
99 Siegemund, Laura (GER)
100 Sharma, Astra (AUS)
100 Vandeweghe, CoCo (USA) SR
101 Lapko, Vera (BLR)

Alternates
102 Kuznetsova, Svetlana (RUS)
103 Jorovic, Ivana (SRB)
104 Kumkhum, Luksika (THA)
105 Watson, Heather (GBR)
106 Swiatek, Iga (POL)
107 Jakupovic, Dalila (SLO)
108 Zhu, Lin (CHN)
109 Pliskova, Kristyna (CZE)
109 Allertova, Denisa (CZE) SR
110 Doi, Misaki (JPN)

Qualifying draw
103 Jorovic, Ivana (SRB)
104 Swiatek, Iga (POL)
105 Jakupovic, Dalila (SLO)
106 Zhu, Lin (CHN)
107 Kumkhum, Luksika (THA)
108 Doi, Misaki (JPN)
110 Watson, Heather (GBR)
111 Davis, Lauren (USA)
112 Pliskova, Kristyna (CZE)
113 McHale, Christina (USA)
114 Bonaventure, Ysaline (BEL)
115 Gibbs, Nicole (USA)
116 Begu, Irina-Camelia (ROU)
117 Blinkova, Anna (RUS)
118 Bouzkova, Marie (CZE)
119 Osuigwe, Whitney (USA)
120 Vikhlyantseva, Natalia (RUS)
121 Hibino, Nao (JPN)
123 Bogdan, Ana (ROU)
124 Haddad Maia, Beatriz (BRA)
125 Danilovic, Olga (SRB)
126 Smitkova, Tereza (CZE)
128 Badosa Gibert, Paula (ESP)
129 Lepchenko, Varvara (USA)
130 Rus, Arantxa (NED)
131 Juvan, Kaja (SLO)
132 Hon, Priscilla (AUS)
133 Wang, Xiyu (CHN)
134 Vickery, Sachia (USA)
135 Peng, Shuai (CHN)
136 Glushko, Julia (ISR)
137 Bolsova, Aliona (ESP)
138 Dart, Harriet (GBR)
140 Perrin, Conny (SUI)
141 Rybakina, Elena (KAZ)
142 Niculescu, Monica (ROU)
143 Korpatsch, Tamara (GER)
144 Flink, Varvara (RUS)
145 Marino, Rebecca (CAN)
146 Kalinskaya, Anna (RUS)
147 Lottner, Antonia (GER)
148 Babos, Timea (HUN)
149 Minnen, Greet (BEL)
150 Kiick, Allie (USA)
151 Kalinina, Anhelina (UKR)
152 Gorgodze, Ekaterine (GEO)
153 Wickmayer, Yanina (BEL)
154 Di Lorenzo, Francesca (USA)
155 Martincova, Tereza (CZE)
156 Trevisan, Martina (ITA)
157 Birrell, Kimberly (AUS)
157 Tig, Patricia Maria (ROU) SR
158 Liu, Claire (USA)
159 Samsonova, Liudmila (RUS)
160 Han, Xinyun (CHN)
161 Schoofs, Bibiane (NED)
162 Frech, Magdalena (POL)
163 Lao, Danielle (USA)
164 Gatto-Monticone, Giulia (ITA)
164 Dodin, Oceane (FRA) SR
165 Bara, Irina (ROU)
166 Paquet, Chloe (FRA)
167 Zhuk, Sofya (RUS)
168 Li, Ann (USA)
169 Sharipova, Sabina (UZB)
170 Raina, Ankita (IND)
171 Cepede Royg, Veronica (PAR)
172 Larsson, Johanna (SWE)
173 Ahn, Kristie (USA)
174 Tomova, Viktoriya (BUL)
175 In-Albon, Ylena (SUI)
176 Anderson, Robin (USA)
177 Hogenkamp, Richel (NED)
178 Garcia Perez, Georgina (ESP)
179 Bondar, Anna (HUN)
181 Liang, En-Shuo (TPE)
182 Kovinic, Danka (MNE)
183 Haas, Barbara (AUT)
184 Cepelova, Jana (SVK)
185 Ponchet, Jessika (FRA)
186 Di Giuseppe, Martina (ITA)
187 Kawa, Katarzyna (POL)
188 Grammatikopoulou, Valentini (GRE)
190 Savinykh, Valeria (RUS)
191 Ormaechea, Paula (ARG)
192 McNally, Caty (USA)
193 Shinikova, Isabella (BUL)
194 Liu, Fangzhou (CHN)
195 Kerkhove, Lesley (NED)
196 Dolehide, Caroline (USA)
197 Hives, Zoe (AUS)
198 Sramkova, Rebecca (SVK)
199 Mrdeza, Tereza (CRO)
200 Zaja, Anna (GER)
201 Stollar, Fanny (HUN)
202 Zavatska, Katarina (UKR)
203 Kucova, Kristina (SVK)
204 Zhang, Kai-Lin (CHN)
206 Kostyuk, Marta (UKR)
207 Perez, Ellen (AUS)
208 Swan, Katie (GBR)
209 Karatantcheva, Sesil (BUL)
210 Paolini, Jasmine (ITA)
212 Zanevska, Maryna (BEL)
213 Eraydin, Basak (TUR)
214 Muhammad, Asia (USA)
215 Zimmermann, Kimberley (BEL)
216 Xun, Fang Ying (CHN)
217 Radanovic, Dejana (SRB)
218 Bolkvadze, Mariam (GEO)
219 Ruse, Elena-Gabriela (ROU)
220 McPhee, Kaylah (AUS)
221 Aiava, Destanee (AUS)
222 Thandi, Karman (IND)
223 Ozgen, Pemra (TUR)
224 Khazaniuk, Deniz (ISR)
225 Shimizu, Ayano (JPN)
226 Lu, Jia-Jing (CHN)
227 Cadantu, Alexandra (ROU)

Alternates
228 Zarycka, Anastasia (CZE)
229 Serban, Raluca (ROU)
231 Rodionova, Arina (AUS)
232 Ma, Shuyue (CHN)
233 Xu, Shilin (CHN)
234 Georges, Myrtille (FRA)
235 Bains, Naiktha (GBR)
236 Hesse, Amandine (FRA)
237 Buyukakcay, Cagla (TUR)
238 Nara, Kurumi (JPN)
239 Zhang, Yuxuan (CHN)
240 Loeb, Jamie (USA)
241 Busca, Cristina (ESP)

Wild cards into main draw:
  • Harriet Dart (GBR)
  • Katie Swan (GBR)
  • Monica Niculescu (ROU)
  • Iga Świątek (PL)
 
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fundrazer

fundrazer

G.O.A.T.
I will be hoping for some Mugu magic but I'm not very optimistic at this point. Don't like the fact that she didn't play a grass warmup.

Should be an interesting tournament. Just hoping that the seeds stick around for more than a few matches though. Last year was a bit of a disaster.
 
jm1980

jm1980

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Enceladus said:
Alternates
102 Kuznetsova, Svetlana (RUS)
103 Jorovic, Ivana (SRB)
104 Kumkhum, Luksika (THA)
105 Watson, Heather (GBR)
106 Swiatek, Iga (POL)
107 Jakupovic, Dalila (SLO)
108 Zhu, Lin (CHN)
109 Pliskova, Kristyna (CZE)
109 Allertova, Denisa (CZE) SR
110 Doi, Misaki (JPN)
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All of these players, up to and including Kristyna Pliskova, have made the main draw

Denisa Allertova is now the first alternate

Andreescu's withdrawal also means Tsurenko is now the 32nd seed
 
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Mainad

Mainad

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fundrazer said:
I will be hoping for some Mugu magic but I'm not very optimistic at this point. Don't like the fact that she didn't play a grass warmup.
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Her as well? Sucks when they don't bother to do that, doesn't it? :cautious:

fundrazer said:
Should be an interesting tournament. Just hoping that the seeds stick around for more than a few matches though. Last year was a bit of a disaster.
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Hear, hear.
 
elkwood

elkwood

Hall of Fame
I Am Finnish said:
Barty, Kvitova or Kerber
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Barty and Kvitova have injuries. Keber i just don't see it this year. I think she will get deep maybe
qf or sf.

I am thinking Bertens or Pliskova could contend. That is if both are healthy.

Also if Serena gets her train moving she will be extremely difficult to beat. Still
got the best serve in the womens game.
 
fundrazer

fundrazer

G.O.A.T.
elkwood said:
Barty and Kvitova have injuries. Keber i just don't see it this year. I think she will get deep maybe
qf or sf.

I am thinking Bertens or Pliskova could contend. That is if both are healthy.

Also if Serena gets her train moving she will be extremely difficult to beat. Still
got the best serve in the womens game.
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Hasn't Karolina done pretty awfully at Wimbledon? Let's pull up the wiki... Best performance is a 4th round from last year, and had never been past the 2nd round prior to 2018.
 
elkwood

elkwood

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fundrazer said:
Hasn't Karolina done pretty awfully at Wimbledon? Let's pull up the wiki... Best performance is a 4th round from last year, and had never been past the 2nd round prior to 2018.
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Yep the big unit does horrible at wim. Don't mean that this year want be different though !!
 
I Am Finnish

I Am Finnish

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elkwood said:
Barty and Kvitova have injuries. Keber i just don't see it this year. I think she will get deep maybe
qf or sf.

I am thinking Bertens or Pliskova could contend. That is if both are healthy.

Also if Serena gets her train moving she will be extremely difficult to beat. Still
got the best serve in the womens game.
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Pliskova sucks at Wimbeldon

Bertens? She doesnt like grass

If Barty & Kvitova are still injuried i will add serena & Konta on the favourites list
 
Harry_Wild

Harry_Wild

G.O.A.T.
My dark pick is Amanda Anisimova! She has to impress NK and she is the right age to win her first GS tournament at 17-18 years old follow the footsteps of Sharapova!
 
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fundrazer

fundrazer

G.O.A.T.
Lisicki playing a qualifying match against Babos at the moment. Is a set up but things look to be turning for the worst for her. Commentator thinks nerves are getting to her.
 
sredna42

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I hope Barty can deal with the new expectation and pressure from the media, really want her to do well
 
Enceladus

Enceladus

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List of seeds:
  1. Ashleigh Barty
  2. Naomi Osaka
  3. Karolína Plíšková
  4. Kiki Bertens
  5. Angelique Kerber
  6. Petra Kvitová
  7. Simona Halep
  8. Elina Svitolina
  9. Sloane Stephens
  10. Aryna Sabalenka
  11. Serena Williams
  12. Anastasija Sevastova
  13. Belinda Bencic
  14. Caroline Wozniacki
  15. Wang Qiang
  16. Markéta Vondroušová
  17. Madison Keys
  18. Julia Görges
  19. Johanna Konta
  20. Anett Kontaveit
  21. Elise Mertens
  22. Donna Vekić
  23. Caroline Garcia
  24. Petra Martić
  25. Amanda Anisimova
  26. Garbiñe Muguruza
  27. Sofia Kenin
  28. Hsieh Su-wei
  29. Daria Kasatkina
  30. Carla Suárez Navarro
  31. Maria Sakkari
  32. Lesia Tsurenko
 
romeo8880

romeo8880

G.O.A.T.
fundrazer said:
Lisicki playing a qualifying match against Babos at the moment. Is a set up but things look to be turning for the worst for her. Commentator thinks nerves are getting to her.
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What happened to Lisicki? Just a bunch of injuries and she’s never recovered?
 
elkwood

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I Am Finnish said:
Pliskova sucks at Wimbeldon

Bertens? She doesnt like grass

If Barty & Kvitova are still injuried i will add serena & Konta on the favourites list
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Bertens been hot at times this year. Konta is someone u just don't know about. I think
her game is better suited to HC then grass. If she wins a major i think it will be AO or USO.

What u think about the chances of Julia Görges or Donna Vekić ?? I think either can make it
to the second week
 
romeo8880

romeo8880

G.O.A.T.
elkwood said:
Bertens been hot at times this year. Konta is someone u just don't know about. I think
her game is better suited to HC then grass. If she wins a major i think it will be AO or USO.

What u think about the chances of Julia Görges or Donna Vekić ?? I think either can make it
to the second week
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Konta winning a major LOLOLOL. You only get one fluke win in a lifetime. We already witnessed it with Bartoli
 
D-Lite

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Even once we get hold of the draw, it'll likely still be difficult to predict a winner. Not to mention, 2 or 3 match wins could really see a few players work themselves into the draw, especially if they went out early in the few grass tournaments they played this year. I was surprised by players like Mugu, who chose not to play any warm up events, and Sloane who played 1 (and predictably lost her first match). These are the kinds of players who just don't seem motivated unless it's a slam. We'll see if their lack of match play is their undoing though, or if their draw allows them to actually get enough wins to build form and confidence and become a threat from the 2nd week onward.
 
Harry_Wild

Harry_Wild

G.O.A.T.
Kerber knocked out Halep in Eastbourne in two sets, 6-4, 6-3. Kerber is the defending 2018 Wimbledon Champion!
 
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D-Lite

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romeo8880 said:
Lisicki loses in qualifying. Oh what happened to you Lisicki
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As soon as I saw she'd lost the 2nd set 6-4 after winning the first 6-0, I knew she was done for. She's such an emotional player, I mean, she was crying in her post-match interview the other day and she hadn't even qualified for the main draw yet. I appreciate she has good memories of the grass, and it's her favourite surface, but she really should be making the main draw here if she wants to renew her tennis career.
 
Aussie Darcy

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icedevil0289 said:
there are some interesting matches early one.


https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1144539513710137344
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Are you ****ing kidding me with that top quarter?

SEVEN slam champions with THIRTY SEVEN slams between them. Even if you subtract Serena from that there is still six slam champs with FOURTEEN slams between them.

You’ve got
#1 Barty with 1
Kuznetsova with 2
#26 Muguruza with 2
#11 Serena with 23
Stosur with 1
Sharapova with 5
#5 Kerber with 3

As if that’s not bad enough then you’ve got Dubai champ and #13 Bencic, Nottingham finalist and #22 Vekic , last years SFist and #18 Goerges, #30 Suárez Navarro, Rosmalen champ Riske and the always dangerous Kanepi.

Holy crap.
 
AM75

AM75

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The top half of the draw is literally a battle royale. By the time the best one will get to the final she'll be exhausted. So I guess someone from the bottom part of the draw will take it all.
 
fundrazer

fundrazer

G.O.A.T.
Aussie Darcy said:
Are you ****ing kidding me with that top quarter?

SEVEN slam champions with THIRTY SEVEN slams between them. Even if you subtract Serena from that there is still six slam champs with FOURTEEN slams between them.

You’ve got
#1 Barty with 1
Kuznetsova with 2
#26 Muguruza with 2
#11 Serena with 23
Stosur with 1
Sharapova with 5
#5 Kerber with 3

As if that’s not bad enough then you’ve got Dubai champ and #13 Bencic, Nottingham finalist and #22 Vekic , last years SFist and #18 Goerges, #30 Suárez Navarro, Rosmalen champ Riske and the always dangerous Kanepi.

Holy crap.
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Crazy how this seems to happen fairly regularly. Like there's aways one absolutely loaded section of the draw. Although it's definitely due to inconsistency among some of the players. Some girls are not ranked where they should be, or rather they're not playing up to their potential. And we see the effects of this anyway because it's not very often that all of the players match their seedings.

Not optimistic for Garbine's chances...always talking about how her ranking means nothing. You don't do yourself any favors when your ranking is so low that you end up playing the #1 seed in the third round. Would be a winnable match, but we'll see what happens.
 
romeo8880

romeo8880

G.O.A.T.
D-Lite said:
Let's see how Osaka responds to no longer being the world #1, and not having to carry the burden of being seeded #1. She lost to Putintseva a few weeks ago, so you have to favour her in that match, but I do hope Osaka shows up.
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Lol you serious? Osaka will be a significant favorite against putintseva
 
icedevil0289

icedevil0289

G.O.A.T.
i think its cruel that coco gauff and venus have been drawn against each other and one will have to lose and while i like you coco, i really do, i'm here for venus. it sucks because she talked about playing her idols either serena or venus but why the 1st round?
 
icedevil0289

icedevil0289

G.O.A.T.
Aussie Darcy said:
Are you ****ing kidding me with that top quarter?

SEVEN slam champions with THIRTY SEVEN slams between them. Even if you subtract Serena from that there is still six slam champs with FOURTEEN slams between them.

You’ve got
#1 Barty with 1
Kuznetsova with 2
#26 Muguruza with 2
#11 Serena with 23
Stosur with 1
Sharapova with 5
#5 Kerber with 3

As if that’s not bad enough then you’ve got Dubai champ and #13 Bencic, Nottingham finalist and #22 Vekic , last years SFist and #18 Goerges, #30 Suárez Navarro, Rosmalen champ Riske and the always dangerous Kanepi.

Holy crap.
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yep i mean to be fair some of these people havent won slams in years but still formidable if they are on, its going to be bloody
 
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