It's the same problem every year. In this case it's two tennis players against eachother, but very often it's tennis vs. judo or some other sport. One of our judocas became World Champion for the second time in her career (first time was about 8 years ago), after getting over so many injuries. She broke her neck once, you could hear the crack the moment she fell. No one had thought she'd be able to compete again, but she did. Then she dropped a knife on her toes, right before the Olympics. <br />It's hard to tell who accomplished the most. Kim has now won for the third year in a row. Judo people see it as an insult that being 20th in tennis is considered better than being 1st in judo. It's always such a tough decision to make, it's hard to make out a clear winner.