Jelena Jankovic (US Open 2008) Caroline Wozniacki (US Open 2009, 2014) Vera Zvonareva (Wimbledon, US Open 2010) Sara Errani (French Open 2012) Agnieszka Radwanska (Wimbledon 2012) Sabine Lisicki (Wimbledon 2013) Dominika Cibulkova (Australian Open 2014) Simona Halep (French Open 2014) Eugenie Bouchard (Wimbledon 2014) Lucie Safarova (French Open 2015) Garbine Muguruza (Wimbledon 2015) Roberta Vinci (US Open 2015)
Simona Halep (French Open 2014)
Garbine Muguruza (Wimbledon 2015)
Lucie Safarova (French Open 2015)
Sabine Lisicki (Wimbledon 2013)
Vera Zvonareva (Wimbledon, US Open 2010)
Jelena Jankovic (US Open 2008)
Dominika Cibulkova (Australian Open 2014)
Caroline Wozniacki (US Open 2009, 2014)
Agnieszka Radwanska (Wimbledon 2012)
Roberta Vinci (US Open 2015)
Eugenie Bouchard (Wimbledon 2014)
Sara Errani (French Open 2012)
Don't care enough to actually rank them. But I'd put Zvonareva above all the others. 2 consecutive Slam finals (with a SF in the next Slam). She actually had a period of almost domination that none had among the others.
Plus she has doubles success, Olympics medal, Fed Cup wins.
Vera Zvonareva (Wimbledon, US Open 2010)
Eugenie Bouchard (Wimbledon 2014)
Dominika Cibulkova (Australian Open 2014)
Caroline Wozniacki (US Open 2009, 2014)
Garbine Muguruza (Wimbledon 2015)
Agnieszka Radwanska (Wimbledon 2012)
Simona Halep (French Open 2014)
Sabine Lisicki (Wimbledon 2013)
Jelena Jankovic (US Open 2008)
Lucie Safarova (French Open 2015)
Roberta Vinci (US Open 2015)
Sara Errani (French Open 2012)
Caroline Wozniacki (US Open 2009, 2014)
Jelena Jankovic (US Open 2008)
Agnieszka Radwanska (Wimbledon 2012)
Simona Halep (French Open 2014)
Vera Zvonareva (Wimbledon, US Open 2010)
Sara Errani (French Open 2012)
Eugenie Bouchard (Wimbledon 2014)
Lucie Safarova (French Open 2015)
Sabine Lisicki (Wimbledon 2013)
Garbine Muguruza (Wimbledon 2015)
Dominika Cibulkova (Australian Open 2014)
Roberta Vinci (US Open 2015)
Wozniacki: She truly is the best of the worst Jankovic: just missed out on the #1 spot for me.
Zvonareva: She reached a couple Slam finals, AND they were back to back
Errani: At least she has a shit ton of doubles success Vinci: See above
Radwanska: Wizard Halep: Good enough
Safarova: upset 2 former champions, took Serena to the edge in the final :yeah: Lisicki: Her run in 2013 was awesome :yeah: Cibulkova: did what she needed to :shrug:. That match against Aga
Muguruza: random as Hell, but at least she performed well in her first attempt :yeah:
oh dear. borz wasn't even able to succeed on the biggest stages back in that weak ass era that was 2011 and when she was #1 for 6784007453 weeks, and yet you'd rank her basic ass third in terms of talent/ability?? :happy:
People putting Liscki before her, even though Errani has been top 5 and a consistent top 10 for a long time, made other 2 GS semifinals and reached 4 QFs at all slams except Wimbledon.
Lisicki's high rank is 12, and hasn't achieved squat at slams outside of wimbledon.
Errani has 8 titles to Liscki's 4. Only thing I can find in Liscki's favor is winning the only Premier she made a final to (Family Circle Cup), while Errani has 1 premier final (Rome) and 0 premier titles.
Lisicki is fundamentally bad at tennis.
Safarova has multiple glaring holes in her game.
Cibulkova has already completely maximized her ability and potential and it resulted in a CHR of #10.
The only one you can make a point for is Zvonareva. I am not a fan of La Borz' tennis by any means but it's ridiculous to put those players above her. At least try to have modicum of objectivity.
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