[Freakin' Bat]

This win means so much for Maja, after depression she got through. It would be amazing to see her in R2.

 

[JoyLuckScrub]

Maybe now the commentators and chair umpires will learn how to pronounce Chwalinska's name.
They've been butchering it all week in Roehampton

 

[miropiano555]

if i were a umpire i would have given her a game penalty. but bec. of the tension of the match maybe a point penalty. but minimum.

Imagine her reaction if she had received a point penalty...
Not to mention game penalty.

 

[Sorley]

Maybe now the commentators and chair umpires will learn how to pronounce Chwalinska's name.
They've been butchering it all week in Roehampton

Today this umpire almost perfect called Maja name

 

[sramos14]

Amazing result, both for little Maja who keeps getting better results and playing high level tennis and for vandeweghe who deservedly can go back home to play ITFs, hoping she doesn't get in with an LL.
The tour will be a better place when she retires.

 

[botnic]

Terrible result for tourney. Coco is still capable of bringing really high level (like she did in Charleston against Pegula), what would make her really tricky opponent in 1st round, even some seeds would prefer to avoid her. While Chwalinska is pretty nice girl but well she is just a scrub, any decent player will dismantle without any bigger problems.

 

[jimbo mack]

Almost forgot how unlikable Vandeweghe is.

 

[Thewtaoath97]

So happy for her that exactly one year after her break for depression, it was after wimbledon,Maja qualified for her 1st MD slam at Wimbledon.

 

[KournikovaFan91]

Back to the trailer park honey

 

[Mamerkus]

Great result, watched that little woman from Poland in junior doubles final in Australian Open and she looks like have a hand of tennis god, her variety is amazing, hope to see her in top100 ASAP because she reminds me Ninja Radwanska in her skills.
And she is best friend with our world no.1.

 

[Sorley]

Maia's body is now more massive. I wonder if it's the effect of strength training or the antidepressants though. Mirtazapine makes you fat.

The most important thing is that she advanced to the tournament! As someone who suffers from depression I am very happy about her success!

 

[opionic]

Maja made 21 winners and 5 UEs the entire match. FIVE. In a 3-setter. She also had 78% 1st serves in. That's what I call keeping your cool in a crucial moment of your career.
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as you can see from the total points won, maja won it over smart play and looked for the momentum shifts through letting Coco to choke on her shots. she accepted Coco`s physical superiority and sticked to the game discipline . She pushed the ball back hard by keeping it simple. Maja has never made Vandeweghe to feel like she is smarter to win this match. the only moment she reflected this was on coco`s serve in the 3rd game, maja tried to win the point in a net shots exchange by displaying her smart play. like she clearly conveyed that she is cleverer than her opponent with that shot. coco received that message and tilted and immediately held her serve and found a break point in the next game. Maja quickly returned to her original invisible plan and backed to her humble game play.

with an asymettric warfare based on tactics, ofc Vandeweghe lost her temperament and surrendered in the end with torturing, plundering and violating the rights of the opponent.

 

[JoyLuckScrub]

This was a few years ago;

Junior Fed Cup legends.

Little known fact: Maja defeated Iga in the first competitive match they played in Polish juniors league in 2013. The Supermasters Sopot - Maja def Iga in final 2-6, 6-4,10-8 STB

 

[musicalex]

As usual, Vandeweghe’s on-court behaviour is disgusting. Probably the most unlikeable active player.

 

[Freakin' Bat]

 

[jimbo mack]

I feel like I’m the only one on TF who doesn’t root against Colleen - I think she’s hilariously entertaining. (I know for sure I probably wouldn’t get on with her in real life though 😬)

I can’t recall hearing of Chwalinska before. I see comments about her history of depression. I’ve just driven to London so my brain is too tired to check her background - is she an up and comer potential star?

 

[opionic]

Imagine her reaction if she had received a point penalty...
Not to mention game penalty.

yeah it would have been an award for her ego like she might have thought that she lost bec of the umpire. however what if opponent would have lost bec of that bullying and threatening?

 

[JoyLuckScrub]

Maia's body is now more massive. I wonder if it's the effect of strength training or the antidepressants though. Mirtazapine makes you fat.

The most important thing is that she advanced to the tournament! As someone who suffers from depression I am very happy about her success!

She mentioned something about training less these days to give her body a break. In the past she felt that she trained too hard, put too much pressure on herself all the time, and it led to burnout and also injury woes.

 

[Varak]

Great result, watched that little woman from Poland in junior doubles final in Australian Open and she looks like have a hand of tennis god, her variety is amazing, hope to see her in top100 ASAP because she reminds me Ninja Radwanska in her skills.

Honestly, if she remains free of injuries and mental problems, under the right guidance I can imagine her in a few years becoming better than, let's say, current Kasatkina. She has a great feeling in her hand, you can learn a lot of things, but you can't learn that. And she's a lefty, that can be an advantage on it's own.

 

[Tomma17]

The same girl that is too short to make in pro tennis, now qualifying for the biggest event in all of Tennis. I LOVE the know it alls