Well done to Vergeer.

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I was wondering about that .. but she was adopted by Kazakhstan in 2018

I thought she would win after watching the 5 minutes warm up .

She was moving so much faster and smoother and looked like an athlete... her opponent just didn’t look fit enough .


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The mens doubles final was so close…great match. Well done Australia :cheer2:

Prince George enjoying his 1st mens final with William & Kate.

Tough luck for Hewett, he came so close.

And the final between Djokovic & Kyrgios was memorable.:joker:

Certainly was for the woman who had 700 drinks :joker:

I loved that comment.:joker:

Why didn’t he just walk over to her and point her out to the officials ?


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The woman in the dress ???? there were thousands of woman in dresses there.

rankings post wimbledon

ATP

1. Daniil Medvedev (RUS)
2. Alexander Zverev (GER)
3. Rafael Nadal (ESP)
4. Stefanos Tsitsipas (GRE)
5. Caspar Ruud (NOR)
6. Carlos Alcaraz (ESP)
7. Novak Djokovic (SER)
8. Andrey Rublev (RUS)
9. Felix Auger-Aliassime (CAN)
10. Jannik Sinner (ITA)

WTA

1. Iga Swiatek (POL)
2. Anett Kontaveit (EST)
3. Maria Sakkari (GRE)
4. Paula Badosa (ESP)
5. Ons Jabeur (TUN)
6. Aryna Sabalenka (BLR)
7. Jessica Pegula (USA)
8. Daniella Collins (USA)
9. Garbine Muguruza (ESP)
10. Emma Raducanu (GB)

https://www.tennisforum.com/cdn-cgi/...4-jpeg.222456/

wimbledon royalties

I would not call the Wimbledon Ladies Champion 'Talentless'

this years wimbledon means nothing though



so good on Iga, Pegula, Raducanu going for early exits, and extra rest for the season that matters more, Hard Court season, where there are points to be earned anyway


shame on british government for making wimbledon this year so dead

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She’s not a bitch and certainly not ugly either https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...8e8060ae95.jpg


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She’s not a bitch and certainly not ugly either https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...8e8060ae95.jpg


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Calling a woman a bitch again Nicky :nono:

She gave a lovely humble interview after winning and is a stunning young womab

I wouldn't say she's ugly either.

I haven't really paid my attention to her interviews, has she been bitchy in them?

The exact opposite


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Errrr no


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Whatever Nicky :bored:

Queen of Wimbledon Elena Rybakina



first kazakhi wimbledon win :flutter: kazakhstan my fave nation EVER EVER EVER :love:




shame there wasn't anything to be earned, otherwise she would've been so in the top 10 :(

this week we got Budapest and the Swiss open, for the WTA Tour


some bigger names in Budapest are: Krejcikova, Tsurenko, Sasnovich, Trevisan, Kozlova-Baindl

some bigger names in Swiss Open are: Collins, Bencic, Sorribes Tormo, Begu, Niemeier, Martic, Maria, Garcia

Andy Murray to play his quarter final match in Newport today vs the kazakh Alexandr Bublik


the winner of that match faces one of the aussies Kubler or Duckworth



yesterdays QF winners are

Maxime Cressy (USA) who defeated fellow american Steve Johnson 6-7, 6-4, 6-4

who will face John Isner (USA) after defeating Benjamin Bonzi (FRA) in 7-6, 6-7, 7-6 typical Isner-Style

So the attack sounds really harsh then.:laugh:

I'm gathering Nicky is judging her for being born in Russia? Which imo isn't the way to go about judging someone.

And even if she does support Putin, yes I personally think that's a really horrible viewpoint to have (if she even does support him) but there's so many facets to someone that I always find it personally childish when people are like "oh I don't like you" because we don't agree on one issue.

If it's something really ****ing heinous (say it turned out she was a paedophile) then I would completely understand judging her off that one attribute, but Political views normally have so much depth to them as to why people hold certain beliefs that I personally don't try to judge too harshly.

judging her? :umm2: anyone who would've won here i would've criticized for winning a irrelevant tournament

Rybakina won't be in the end of year finals or she should drastically win a whole load of points asap, but madame withdrew from a recent upcoming tournament which is a mistake :facepalm: no time for rest especially not after a irrelevant wimbledon year without points

Tbh I wish Wimbledon had've been allowed to have points too, but apparently standing against Putin is a bigger offence than what the Australian Open was pulling with Djokovic, go figure.

bad luck for Murray against Bublik

losing in straight sets 7-5, 6-4

no british players in action this week

men's title of Gstaad went to Norwegian Caspar Ruud defeating the italian Matteo Berrettini with 4-6, 7-6, 6-2


women's title of Hamburg went to american Bernarda Pera, the unseeded defeating the no1 seed estonian Anett Kontaveit with 6-2, 6-4




currently ongoing men's hamburg final

Carlos Alcaraz (ESP) vs Lorenzo Musetti (ITA) 3-4



and still to play

women's final in Palermo

Lucia Bronzetti (ITA) vs Irina Begu (ROU)

Laver Cup 2022 in London's The O2 Arena it'll be held 23–25 September 2022

Team Europe first 4 names revealed

Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic, Andy Murray, Roger Federer by coach Bjorn Borg, other two spaces will be filled in bit later on


Team World with coach John McEnroe

so far revealed its first 3 names: Felix Auger-Aliassime, Taylor Fritz, Diego Schwartzman

rest of their participants to be also filled in later on


https://lavercup.com/news/2022/07/22...laver-cup-2022

https://lavercup.com/news/2022/06/17...for-team-world

Emma Raducanu easily won her round 1 match in Washington's Citi Open, against Louise Chirico with 6-4, 6-2

Hallelujah


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WTA is very much enjoyable for me again


Swiatek is a worthy #1


Pegula finally in the top 10, although not in her usual strong form currently which is sad but i can never get mad at this inspirational hard working queen


Raducanu working hard to live up to those expectations, stunning two tie break win in the Citi Open, one round of that

Kanepi getting older but still remaining very much a force to be reckoned with


Halep also nice to see her being a steady top 10-20 player





Kontaveit, Badosa are only unworthy of top 10 for me personally at this moment



we got a new dutch talent upcoming as well, Arianne Hartono, also quite talented from what i've seen from her so far

cannot wait for next month when i'm unbanned on tennisforum again :love:

Toronto WTA third round matches

Iga Swiatek

Beatriz Haddad Maia

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Belinda Bencic

Garbine Muguruza
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Maria Sakkari

Karolina Pliskova
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Bianca Andreescu

Qinwen Zheng
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Jessica Pegula

Camila Giorgi
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Alison Riske-Amritraj

Yulia Putintseva
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Aryna Sabalenka

Cori Gauff
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Simona Halep

Jil Teichmann

YAY Jessie Pegula in semi finals of toronto where she will now face Simona Halep


what a year for Jess :clap1: onwards to place #3 in the WTA Race to end of year finals



and deservedly semi finalist again, her backhand slices can be such strong weapons

good win from Halep, oh well Pegula in the doubles final anyway so :hee:


Halep - Haddad Maia singles final


Gauff/Pegula - Melichar-Martinez/Perez doubles final

WTA US Open draw

Swiatek
Paolini

Minnen
Stephens

Davis
Bronzetti

Stearns
Alexandrova

Anisimova
Putintseva

Kenin
Niemeier

Liu
Potapova

Zheng Q
Ostapenko

Muguruza
Tauson

Fruhvirtova
Wang X

Pera
Kalinina

Andreeva
Kvitova

Mertens
Begu

Yuan Y
Fourlis

Cocciaretto
Sasnovich

Golubic
Pegula

Badosa
Tsurenko

Gracheva
Martic

Sherif
Kostyuk

Krueger
Azarenka

Pliskova Karo
Linette

Bouzkova
Noskova

Siegemund
Cirstea

Petkovic A
Bencic

Raducanu
Cornet

Townsend
Siniakova

Juvan
Bucsa

Osaka
Collins

Rybakina
Burel

Van Uytvanck
Williams V

Kanepi
Martincova

Harrison
Sabalenka

Halep
Snigur

Frech
Marino

Podoroska
Schmiedlova

Zhang S
Teichmann

Keys
Yastremska

Giorgi
Bondár

Ruse
Saville

Jeanjean
Gauff

Haddad Maia
Konjuh

Tan
Andreescu

Peterson R
Kalinskaya

Rachimova
Garcia Caro

Riske-Amritraj
Yu E

Li A
Osorio

Parry
Wang X

Maria
Sakkari

Jabeur
Brengle

Mandlik
Zidansek

Kuzmova
Sorribes

Rus
Rogers

Kudermetova
Vekic

Vandeweghe
Zanevska

Párrizas
Gálfi

Dart
Kasatkina

Fernandez L
Dodin

Bejlek
Samsonova

Avanesyan
Krunic

Contreras
Krejcikova

Trevisan
Rodina

Muchova
Tomljanovic

Kovinic
Williams S

Cristian
Kontaveit

us open women's final

Iga Swiatek vs Ons Jabeur



men's semi finals

Karen Chachanov
vs
Caspar Ruud

Carlos Alcaraz
Frances Tiafoe