"Topaz"
Jul 24th, 2002, 09:45 PM
... just below the Williams sisters.
The following is the official Win-Loss statistics for the top 15 (as of Jul 22/02), with W/L ratios computed and single titles added in for enlightenment:
Rank Player Year W/L Singles
W-L Ratio Titles
1 Serena_Williams 36-3 12.00 5
2 Venus_Williams 41-6 6.83 4
3 Jennifer_Capriati 33-9 3.67 1
4 Monica_Seles 39-10 3.90 2
5 Kim_Clijsters 22-9 2.44 1
6 Jelena_Dokic 33-13 2.54 2
7 Justine_Henin 38-13 2.92 1
8 Martina_Hingis 26-5 5.20 2
9 Lindsay_Davenport -- -- 0
10 Amelie_Mauresmo 30-10 3.00 1
11 Sandrine_Testud 17-15 1.13 0
12 Daniela_Hantuchova 32-15 2.13 1
13 Elena_Dementieva 28-16 1.75 0
14 Silvia_Farina_Elia 32-16 2.00 1
15 Anastasia_Myskina 34-19 1.79 0
Once we reorder the same list according to Win/Loss ratio, we have:
Rank Player Year W/L
W-L Ratio
1 Serena Williams 36-3 12.00
2 Venus Williams 41-6 6.83
8 Martina Hingis 26-5 5.20
4 Monica Seles 39-10 3.90
3 Jennifer Capriati 33-9 3.67
10 Amelie Mauresmo 30-10 3.00
7 Justine Henin 38-13 2.92
6 Jelena Dokic 33-13 2.54
5 Kim Clijsters 22-9 2.44
12 Daniela Hantuchova 32-15 2.13
14 Silvia Farina Elia 32-16 2.00
15 Anastasia Myskina 34-19 1.79
13 Elena Dementieva 28-16 1.75
11 Sandrine Testud 17-15 1.13
9 Lindsay Davenport -- --
Although the same population (ie, number of matches) is not used for all players considered, the numbers of matches are all above the statistical magic number of 30, which gives the order some validity.
This is in no way an attempt to put Hingis at #3, over Jennifer, Seles and the rest. It's just to show that the girl is not to be forgotten, discounted or derided. Once she recovers, we can expect her to be right up there, challenging everyone (except maybe Serena).
BTW, I'm still a Williams fan; I haven't changed camp. ;)
The following is the official Win-Loss statistics for the top 15 (as of Jul 22/02), with W/L ratios computed and single titles added in for enlightenment:
Rank Player Year W/L Singles
W-L Ratio Titles
1 Serena_Williams 36-3 12.00 5
2 Venus_Williams 41-6 6.83 4
3 Jennifer_Capriati 33-9 3.67 1
4 Monica_Seles 39-10 3.90 2
5 Kim_Clijsters 22-9 2.44 1
6 Jelena_Dokic 33-13 2.54 2
7 Justine_Henin 38-13 2.92 1
8 Martina_Hingis 26-5 5.20 2
9 Lindsay_Davenport -- -- 0
10 Amelie_Mauresmo 30-10 3.00 1
11 Sandrine_Testud 17-15 1.13 0
12 Daniela_Hantuchova 32-15 2.13 1
13 Elena_Dementieva 28-16 1.75 0
14 Silvia_Farina_Elia 32-16 2.00 1
15 Anastasia_Myskina 34-19 1.79 0
Once we reorder the same list according to Win/Loss ratio, we have:
Rank Player Year W/L
W-L Ratio
1 Serena Williams 36-3 12.00
2 Venus Williams 41-6 6.83
8 Martina Hingis 26-5 5.20
4 Monica Seles 39-10 3.90
3 Jennifer Capriati 33-9 3.67
10 Amelie Mauresmo 30-10 3.00
7 Justine Henin 38-13 2.92
6 Jelena Dokic 33-13 2.54
5 Kim Clijsters 22-9 2.44
12 Daniela Hantuchova 32-15 2.13
14 Silvia Farina Elia 32-16 2.00
15 Anastasia Myskina 34-19 1.79
13 Elena Dementieva 28-16 1.75
11 Sandrine Testud 17-15 1.13
9 Lindsay Davenport -- --
Although the same population (ie, number of matches) is not used for all players considered, the numbers of matches are all above the statistical magic number of 30, which gives the order some validity.
This is in no way an attempt to put Hingis at #3, over Jennifer, Seles and the rest. It's just to show that the girl is not to be forgotten, discounted or derided. Once she recovers, we can expect her to be right up there, challenging everyone (except maybe Serena).
BTW, I'm still a Williams fan; I haven't changed camp. ;)