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That is so right alot of them could do with that money let them others go and get qualifie

Coco is a throwback to Serena with the hair. I am here for it. Who was more on fire than Serena?!

I can't wait to see Coco lift the Wimbledon trophy. I will probably drink beer 🍻 on that day.

And the song was staying alive

How did she "stun" a spent Kerber? Kerber is all but gone. Almost everyone can beat her these days. If she beat Noskova, then it is considered "stunning".

The fck is this, show the actual video 🤦🏼‍♂️

Go Coco! 🔥🎾

Go Ajla! 🔥🎾

Berlin is a beautiful city with great history. I hope Coco can find the time to look around Berlin. I will be rooting for Coco to win big in Berlin and Wimbledon.

Is this your full time job?

Fun Fact: Leylah Fernandez is a Junior A.O. Runner up to Clara Tauson and a Junior French Open Champion defeating Emma Navarro in 2019 🏆

I hope Erika hasn't been to the Potapova charm school

I called this weeks ago I think

@goodenergy, do you know if AP has an injury? I was looking at the odds for tomorrow and she went from 2.20 to 2.46 in a match, where you would expect her to be favorite to win.

😇 I think Ons doesn't need to get to Saudi Arabia because she's already the only game in town in Saudi and throughout the Arab world and will not be surpassed for cultural reasons. I doubt it's about money since she knows that she will be making money years after she finishes playing the game (a pathfinder breaking trail for others). Ons I believe is being genuine and wants a slam, if not Wimbledon then any another slam and is protecting her resources.

Will be interested to see how Tomljanovic does against Leylah in the next round

Marketa Vandrousouva will lose 2000 points this year at Wimbledon

Nice analysis ❤❤

😊Little crocodiles are supposed to snap right? 🐊🐊🐊🐊🐊🐊🐊🐊🐊

Fun Fact : Erika is the big sister of Mirra and a 2021 Girls French Open runner up to Linda Noskova

Fun Fact: Maya has committed to play collegiate tennis at the University of Texas 🇺🇸

Fun fact Ajla’s last full season she played at least 35 sets that went at least 12 games! What a warrior!

I hope Emma WildCardNU plays EAGER IGA in the first round of Wimbie😁

Wildcards: > Osaka, Kerber and Wozniacki. British players Emma Raducanu, Heather Watson, Fran Jones and Lily Miyazaki have also been awarded wildcards. Note: as I predicted, nothing for Halep (assumedly because of what her suspension was related to) 🙂 There has to be some moral standards many will think especially with the Djokovic debacle in Australia

As much as I love my WTA tennis, it's really not that serious as an Olympic sport. Not many people I personally know even know Olympic tennis is even a thing. The Olympics is a massive massive event, they have it on a million screen in the sports-bars all day here and over a lot of Olympics I watch I can't recall many live tennis matches being screened. Like Golf, Boxing, Rugby 7's, there is little recognition for it. I personally don't blame players for skipping it.

It must be health reasons for Ons I mean why would she not want to represent her country? None of the Russian and Belarusian are going to be recognized, so I can see Sabalenka not going. But fear of losing to another player should never be a reason.

@7:49 - 1, the Olympics is like a 500 event - a match per day if lucky ( rain delays likely) 2, when the clay gets moist (outdoor) , the balls get heavy - will hurt Emma especially her wrists ( Emma said the balls in Miami are heavy - the event she pulled out this year) 3, Andreescu to take the spot offered to Emma - interesting that Emma is technically also a Canadian ( both born in the Toronto area ) and both are at least half Romanian ethnically - note Andreescu's special ranking is not valid for the Olympics because the criteria require 12 months or more of medical absent

Dan Evans had a fall on the grass at Queens Club and is now doubtful for Wimbledon and the Olympics. Evans was the latest player to fall victim to the slippery surface, with American Frances Tiafoe and Australia's Thanasi Kokkinos's pulling out of matches because of injuries caused by the same court. Queen's officials said the "exceptionally cooler and wetter weather" in the UK over recent months has been a key factor. "Grass courts are a living surface and will always react to weather conditions in the lead up to the event, usually having a tendency to play more slippery at the start of the tournament," a tournament spokesperson said. ..................Novak blamed the clay in Paris.

Osaka an Zheng was knocking the stuffing out that ball that match was personal🎉

I think Leylah Fernandez has a very good chance in Birmingham if she plays to her best. Most of the top seeds for one reason or another, have gone. 🥎 I watched her whole match yesterday and she was sharp

Not sure about the WTA Finals, I think like Raducanu she's transitioning from grass to hard with the American hard-court-swing in her peripheral vision and looking at her long term longevity. And Ons's lucrative demographic is huge and she will want to make that long term too just like ER's China demographic. If the Olympics was anywhere else bar France or Spain then hard courts would likely prevail. Germany the UK (as in 2012) or Holland would likely opt for grass as there would not be any transition.