@gregoryblouie@6ibzzz@josemorgado Probably Halep. Got to world #1 first, and then she won a slam as #1 seed at the French Open a few months later. I can see the same progression happening for Jess. #1 > slam win
@nick_ally1986 Always a sore loser. Just congratulate her and then get off the court. It’s like these players forget this is being filmed for all to see.
@pavyg I don’t blame him. He needs a break. These tourneys are too long and too close together. Some tournament is bound to face the consequences of this insane schedule, and makes sense that it is Canada, considering it overlaps with the first day of Cincinnati
@goatedwtaatp He isn’t wrong though. Coco is a defensive player and very much has the strategy of “just get one more ball back”. The reporting on her game is the same because her game doesn’t change. She continues to just squeak through matches and rarely looks like the dominant player.
@toryto_007@pavyg What will it take for people to understand that the purpose of wild cards are not for the “up and coming”? It’s for players who cannot get into the main draw on their ranking alone and are awarded at the tourney’s discretion. Wawrinka, Dimitrov, and Chwalinska all got them.