And we still call 2017 + the dark era ? Omg, those results really are something else .The clay season of 2010 was...something, with Rezai winning Madrid, MJMS winning Rome and Schiavone winning RG.
Probably not for Barty who has been inherited 2000 points until today.RG 2019.
Yea maybe that tournament is why no one gives a living F about Barty.Got the same attention as someone winning an international title.Probably not for Barty who has been inherited 2000 points until today.
I mean, that’s the case for me .Yea maybe that tournament is why no one gives a living F about Barty.Got the same attention as someone winning an international title.
lol like that final was a joke and barty being her boring self didn't do anything to keep anyone's interest with her boring celebration acting like she just won another normal match.I mean, that’s the case for me .
This is a great pick, I had kind of forgotten about it. Imagine the uproar nowadays if a local WC won two matches and then got a walkover in both the quarterfinal AND semi final to go straight into the final? She put up a good fight in the final but I remember it being a pretty muggy and chokey match. I'm glad Molik won, just because she had actually earned her way there more.Sydney 2005
All the top seeds retiring or giving walkovers and Stosur getting a bye to the final.
There was an all Australian final and Peng had her WTA breakthrough, but only because Myskina was as a pile of crap and Petrova gave up.
Which player is that?Also Montreal 2006.
A whole stack of the top players withdrew before the tournament even started then there was a bunch of retirements and walkovers during the event leaving the draw completely uneven. There were no good matches, although that Na Li/Pelletier match is memorable for all the wrong reasons. One completed semi and a duff, one-sided final. The Prattasaurus even managed to reach the quarterfinals.
Nicole Pratt. She would have been in her mid 30s at the time and made the QF from qualies. It was a VERY surprising run given the stage of her career she was in and the fact that she was always more of a doubles player.Which player is that?
I don't remember them being bad tournaments though... MJMS' run to the title was actually absolutely spectacular - she beat Schiavone, Wozniacki, Safarova, Ivanovic and Jankovic, all of them in straight sets. That's crazy. It's a shame there are almost no highlights from these matches as she was so fun to watch in that tournament.The clay season of 2010 was...something, with Rezai winning Madrid, MJMS winning Rome and Schiavone winning RG.
I think all of the withdrawals and retirements came late too. They were basically all round 4 to the semisAlso Montreal 2006.
A whole stack of the top players withdrew before the tournament even started then there was a bunch of retirements and walkovers during the event leaving the draw completely uneven. There were no good matches, although that Na Li/Pelletier match is memorable for all the wrong reasons. One completed semi and a duff, one-sided final. The Prattasaurus even managed to reach the quarterfinals.