well that's a good decision, but she should skip Toronto in singles too IMO... she's well positioned in both Ranking and Race.jenglisbe said:tenn_ace - you must not have read my reply before posting. Kim has said she will not play doubles until the Open as it wore her out last week.
I have watched some of her matches, her forehand is really big, she can beat the lower ranked player by using only her forehand, an hour of practising forehand.XMan said:It is clear that most of her matches are nothing more then practice. A player in a good shape isn't exhausted by playing a match of (mostly) less then an hour once a day. Some people do practice sessing of several hours at home, Kim does it while playing tournaments. It is maybe not nice to say that many of her opponents are just sparring partners but in reality it is.
Too bad when the Lennoxs of this world confront her, it´s Kim who becomes the sparring partner. Not bad for a no.1, huh?! :lol: :lol:XMan said:It is clear that most of her matches are nothing more then practice. A player in a good shape isn't exhausted by playing a match of (mostly) less then an hour once a day. Some people do practice sessing of several hours at home, Kim does it while playing tournaments. It is maybe not nice to say that many of her opponents are just sparring partners but in reality it is.
Top players often get a fee for entering tournamentsirma said:nobody can force you to play when you don't want. kim said last year that she liked to play a lot
Rhythmboy said:Top players often get a fee for entering tournaments![]()
Why didn't the WTA force Serena or Venus play more when they were fit ?Rhythmboy said:the WTA is forcing her to play so much, since VéS are out
fleemke² said:She's a pro, surrounded by great people ... thay will know what's best for Kim no?