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Maybe I'm jumping the gun with the 'Big 3' title but in terms of 2012, Vika, Maria and Serena are exactly that - see the heated debate in the POY thread. Between the three of them, they've won every significant tournament beside Miami, shared the slams, and medalled/podiumed at the OG.
Question is are we going to see someone else scoop up the USO, or will it serve as the POY tiebreak as discussed in the other thread going to one of the Big 3?
I reckon it will go to one of them, but which one is open game. Serena obviously does well there with 3 wins and 2 finals appearances. If she can keep her cool and current form, she's an easy favourite. Vika has not fared well there but is this years HC queen and she's probably keen as a bean to get back to them, also is much better than previous years. USO is Maria's worst slam, but she has won it before and is probably eager to bounce back which she does well- followed AO final heartbreak with FO win, Wimbly disappointment with OG silver.
Aga is behind the three of them game wise, Petra is allergic to North America, and those random slam winners haven't been the thing this year because the big 3 have been too consistent as a group.
Question is are we going to see someone else scoop up the USO, or will it serve as the POY tiebreak as discussed in the other thread going to one of the Big 3?
I reckon it will go to one of them, but which one is open game. Serena obviously does well there with 3 wins and 2 finals appearances. If she can keep her cool and current form, she's an easy favourite. Vika has not fared well there but is this years HC queen and she's probably keen as a bean to get back to them, also is much better than previous years. USO is Maria's worst slam, but she has won it before and is probably eager to bounce back which she does well- followed AO final heartbreak with FO win, Wimbly disappointment with OG silver.
Aga is behind the three of them game wise, Petra is allergic to North America, and those random slam winners haven't been the thing this year because the big 3 have been too consistent as a group.