2025 French Open - Women's Discussion

Who will be 2025 French Open women's singles champion?

  • Sabalenka

    Votes: 3 25.0%
  • Gauff

    Votes: 1 8.3%
  • Pegula

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Paolini

    Votes: 2 16.7%
  • Swiatek

    Votes: 2 16.7%
  • Andreeva

    Votes: 3 25.0%
  • Keys

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Zheng

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Navarro

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Badosa

    Votes: 1 8.3%

  • Total voters
    12
  • Poll closed .
Oh boy, Kostyuk really struggling. :confused: Especially with her serve.
It's now the "magic" seventh game, so Marta please raise the level! (I wouldn't call lousy drop shot in the middle of the court "raising a level" but won a point against superb mover anyway! :laughing: )
 
Damn, 3 & 1, that's a whoopin'.

Fernandez just hasn't got the weapons, and doesn't have the serve to pick up enough free points. She's ALWAYS in a battle to hold onto her own service games.

Danilovic is probably one of the most dangerous unseeded opponents in the field so it was a tough draw for her.
 
I watched Fernandez lose to Danilovic. Never looked in doubt. I think Danilovic might just take out Collins next round.

As for Stearns, looks like the pressure of being talked about as a dark horse might have got to her a bit. Whilst I never thought she was that, I thought she would at least win a few rounds.

What a nightmare for Kostyuk after playing generally very well recently.
 
Paolini is going to have grind hard to go deep. I think Maya Joint will give her a serious battle in Rd 2. Then Potapova in Rd 3. She'll be battle weary by the second week.

Seeds down then.. Fernandez, Stearns, Kostyuk, and Noskova.

In Noskova's case, I always feel that if a 25-32 seed draws someone around 36-50, they'll lose because they'll feel the pressure of a relatively even match, when probably they were expecting (or hoping) for some lame Mary from the qualifiers first up.
 
Haven't been following Mboko but commentators just spoke about her and said how she already had 37 wins this year and just 5 losses. Obviously across ITF and lower levels but has gone from #333 to now in the live rankings at #120.
I discovered her recently myself and was delighted to see how much game and composure she has.
I didn't see her match today but was happy to learn she took out Sun, no slouch at all.

I see a very bright future for Mboko. Book it!
 
Both Emmas first on today. Navarro v. Bouzas Maneiro on Lenglen, Raducanu v. a Wang way out on 8.

Elena v. Riera also up early.
 
Speaking on some other Americans:

Keys has an interesting one against Saville. Kenin too against Gracheva.

Parks against Muchova should be interesting. Karolina always dangerous at the big tournaments but hasn't played since Miami.

Collins, Gauff, Pegula should be fine. Townsend even though a Lucky Loser I think could get an upset. Baptiste with a shot over the woefully inconsistent Haddad Maia. Bia will either win in a 3 set thriller or lose easily.

Pera/Garcia could go either way. Ditto for Dolehide/Minnen, Krueger/Lamens, Volynets/Garland, Kessler/Ruse, Li/Carle.

Montgemory has her work cut out against French Parry.
 
Err...no. lol

OK, so what I am about to say wouldn't have the same impact.

Xinyu is the perfect replacement for Ginyu, who was the captain of an elite fighting team in Dragon Ball Z. His team was called The Ginyu Force.

So, it just works perfectly - The Xinyu Force - Any fans of Xinyu.

:)
 
OK, so what I am about to say wouldn't have the same impact.

Xinyu is the perfect replacement for Ginyu, who was the captain of an elite fighting team in Dragon Ball Z. His team was called The Ginyu Force.

So, it just works perfectly - The Xinyu Force - Any fans of Xinyu.

:)
Okay, just so we're clear. I'm rooting for her. I assume you are as well.
 
Bouzas Maneiro had Navarro at 6-0, 5-0 and serving for it, and double faulted down break point…
 
Rybakina up a break in the third just like she was in the second, and gives this one up too... 3-3 in the third. Nervy finish incoming...
 
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