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Which Grand Slam did Sam Stosur win years ago? I was thinking she was due to retire any day now, she's been around for a very long time.
US open 2011 I think. Played really well to be Serena.
Which Grand Slam did Sam Stosur win years ago? I was thinking she was due to retire any day now, she's been around for a very long time.
Thanks. Couldn't quite remember which Grand Slam. I knew it was a long time ago - 10 years ago. I really enjoyed Stosur's win that year but then she never played as well again ): It would be nice for her to get a doubles championship before her retirement from the tour.US open 2011 I think. Played really well to be Serena.
She has won the US open.Which Grand Slam did Sam Stosur win years ago? I was thinking she was due to retire any day now, she's been around for a very long time.
I didn't realize Zhang was that accomplished of a singles player. I recognize the name, but apparently missed her entire singles career. Didn't she beat Serena once?
So happy for them, particularly Sam Stosur, who is about to retire! Nice finish to her career!The team of Stosur/Zang won the 2021 U.S. Open doubles championship! 6-3, 3-6, 6-3!
So happy for them, particularly Sam Stosur, who is about to retire! Nice finish to her career!
I thought it was official?Is she officially retiring?
I didn't find anything. Did she tell it in her winner's speech?I thought it was official?
Just the one slam, her and Zhang won Cincy a few weeks back and they won the 2019 Aus Open together too.Caught the last few minutes. Coco just smash her racquet after missing 2/3 forehand returns in this game?
Almost forgot too, but congrats Stosur/Zhang. 2 slams this year for Sam @Aussie Darcy ?
Thought Gauff/McNally were all over the place in that match. Surprised they made the final.
It was Wang Qiang that beat Serena at the AO in 2020 I believe. And unfortunately, she's achieved very little since.I didn't realize Zhang was that accomplished of a singles player. I recognize the name, but apparently missed her entire singles career. Didn't she beat Serena once?
Teenage tennis players have bratty moments (actually, many tennis players in general, including the adults). I'm not sure why people on these boards are expecting players not to show frustration, not to smash rackets... It's happened for decades and won't stop. As long as they aren't abusing or hurting anyone else they can take the warning from the umpire and any consequences that come with it. It's as if fans are clutching on to minor behaviours to crucify players they dislike/hate for other reasons? Hmm.Gauff's behaviors may indicate her inadequate mental state of mind for the game. She's just 17. Comparing her to the 18 year old Emma Raducanu, I see a lot of differences in the mental area. Seems that some sort of ego may have grown on the young Coco. Perhaps, Gauff needs one more year to mature.
Gauff's behaviors may indicate her inadequate mental state of mind for the game. She's just 17. Comparing her to the 18 year old Emma Raducanu, I see a lot of differences in the mental area. Seems that some sort of ego may have grown on the young Coco. Perhaps, Gauff needs one more year to mature.
My thoughts too. I believe Coco's ego's been hurt.Have to wonder if the runs of Raducanu/Fernandez had put her out a bit, and she felt she suddenly needed this one for a bit of a boost.
I don't know the stats on this one but I see the older players do it more often than the younger/teenage ones. I'd love to see the numbers of frustrated 17-18 year olds competing in the ATP/WTA with adults on the courts smacking their racquets as often or more than the older ones, really. To my knowledge, those teens are happy to be there and that even with just a little success. "People on these boards" and perhaps everywhere in the world of tennis may more likely think that those very young 17-18 year old ATP/WTA pro tennis players feel more fortunate than frustrated to be in second, third rounds let alone the semis or finals of the greatest pro events. Do you really expect us to be fine with a 17 year old girl's big ego in the GS finals? What do you think she will do on that court at 27 then? (and if she loses in the 1st round)Teenage tennis players have bratty moments (actually, many tennis players in general, including the adults). I'm not sure why people on these boards are expecting players not to show frustration, not to smash rackets... It's happened for decades and won't stop.
Emma would be literally digging her own grave in Portugal, if she agreed to compete there. Her body would fall apart. She's played an enormous amount of matches, very intense matches, in last 4-5 weeks continuously and all the way to finals. (Chicago and right after qualies and main draw USO) I am so glad to see Ms. Raducanu is very smart and under a great management.Raducanu has withdrawn from the Portugal Ladies Open, an ITF tournament she was originally scheduled to play this week.
Excited for the upcoming big tournaments!New WTA ranking is just out!
Emma is at 23; moved up 127 places!
Leylah is at 28; moved up 45 places!
Coco just broke the top 20 at 19; moved up 4 places!
If you want more details click here: https://www.wtatennis.com/rankings/singles