I think he retired in the qualifying game because he was guaranteed a main draw spot, but he was still well down so it has been pretty amazing. Not to mention he was apparently awful against Muster in the first round and lucky to win.Haider-Maurer looking like he'll beat fellow Austrian Melzer to win the Vienna tournament.
Amazing if he does it, since he lost in the qualifying stages and got through the main draw as a lucky loser!
Lol, nice jinx from me there. Choked when serving for the match.Haider-Maurer looking like he'll beat fellow Austrian Melzer to win the Vienna tournament.
Amazing if he does it, since he lost in the qualifying stages and got through the main draw as a lucky loser!
Phew.Clijsters paying 1.81 against Wozniacki in the WTA Tour Finals.
Put your house on that I reckon.
Yeah. But I think she'll do better than Safina/Ivanovic/Jankovic in the long run because she seems to be willing to improve and add stuff to her game. She'll always be a hardworking, grafting type player but she is capable of making some good shots when she needs to. Her forehand was pretty good in patches.You're definitely right that she isn't truly a #1 and has benefited by playing lots of tournaments whereas Serena and Henin haven't played since Wimbledon I believe, and Kim and Venus were also injured. But that's fine, good on her for playing her heart out.
Serena, Henin and Kim are obviously better at this stage. Probably Venus too when push comes to shove.
She was seriously good in that brief patch in which she made 3 Slam finals and won one. The decline has been steep after that.Yeah she's better than those three.
Ana won a Slam though, which Safina and Jankovic probably will never do.