[Black Dagger]

And I love how both tennis forums call anybody who loses MUG

[Marc]

Why a MUG

[Black Dagger]

No idea, both forums are awful tbf.

I love that they cry when the top 4 men dominate the tournies and that it's so predictable, but are now saying Miami is weak because 3 of them are out lolol. Some people can't be pleased.

[Novo]

Think Aga has a really good chance against Serena if she makes as many Errors as she did against Domi

[Marc]

Novo I couldn't view your video earlier was it this one? If not. Wow.

Youtube video

[Marc]

Oh yep it was. Same thumbnail

[Black Dagger]

Aye

I hope she beats Serena, bitch took out my Li

[Black Dagger]

So erm Laura made the doubles final.

[Novo]

6-2 6-1.. you can tell Errani and Vinci have been playing a lot of tennis lately

[Marc]

Wow Laura

[Marc]

Interesting WTA: No.1 vs. No.2 facts

- This will be the 110th No.1 vs. No.2 match-up in WTA history, with No.1 leading the series 70-39.

- In the first No.1 vs. No.2 match-up, No.1 Chris Evert defeated No.2 Virginia Wade in Washington DC in January 1976.

- From 2005 to 2011, there were only three No.1 vs. No.2 match-ups. This will be the sixth instance since then.

- All but six of the No.1 vs. No.2 match-ups occurred in finals. The most recent instance of a non-final was in the semifinals of the TEB BNP Paribas WTA Championships - Istanbul 2012, when No.1 Victoria Azarenka lost to No.2 Maria Sharapova.

- This will be the fourth No.1 vs. No.2 match-up in Miami, with No.1 having won two of the three encounters - the most recent of which being No.1 Martina Hingis' defeat of No.2 Lindsay Davenport in 2000.

- The greatest winning streak for No.1 over No.2 is 13 straight from 1982 to 1984. All of them involved Martina Navratilova beating Chris Evert.

- The greatest winning streak for No.2 over No.1 is four straight from 1978 to 1979 and again in 1979. All of those also involved Martina Navratilova and Chris Evert, though during those spans they traded the No.1 and No.2 rankings.

- In 44 of the 109 No.1 vs. No.2 match-ups, the players have split sets. Additionally, three times the match went four sets back when the WTA Championships final was three-out-of-five sets.

- The fewest games surrendered in a No.1 vs. No.2 match-up, not including retirements, is two. No.1 Martina Navratilova defeated No.2 Chris Evert, 62 60, at the WTA Championships in 1983, and by the same score at Amelia Island in 1984. Also, No.1 Steffi Graf defeated No.2 Arantxa Sánchez-Vicario, 60 62, at the 1994 Australian Open.

- While Serena Williams leads Maria Sharapova 11-2 in their series, they have never faced off with one of them No.1 and the other No.2.

- Serena Williams is 3-1 in No.1 vs. No.2 match-ups, 2-0 as No.1 and 1-1 as No.2. Three of those four match-ups involved sister Venus.

- Maria Sharapova is 2-2 in No.1 vs. No.2 match-ups. All of them occurred in 2012 when she was No.2 and Victoria Azarenka was No.1.

[Novo]

Serena letting Maria go a set and a break up before destroying her

[Wildcat!]

The G.O.A.T strikes again! That was some good Mashed potatoes!

[Marc]

Why is Sloane so **** since Aus Open

[Marc]

Eugenie beat Laura.

Bitch

[Black Dagger]

Urgh, she just gave up in the 3rd. She slayed the 2nd.

Urgh, Laura, hit your form and quickly.

[Novo]

Can people just accept soon that Laura Robson will never be a top 10 player? Vekic is twice the player she is and she is only 16.. she should hurry up and switch from Croatia to Britain

[Novo]

Mónica Puig as well >

[Marc]

Novo you tart

[Novo]

She is our only hope

[Wildcat!]

Man, I hope Serena and Vevus win in the next round. I havent seen them play each other in years! Rooting for Venus of course, although, thas a long shot. Anyways, I have always enjoyed watching them play each other!

[IheartBB]

Murray-less team GB come back from 2-0 to beat Russia in Davis Cup. Unexpected!

And Murray has already confirmed he'll play in the play-off in September *cue drawing Spain away*

[Marc]

Great win for Team GB!

[Novo]

Amazing

[Marc]

Serena killing it. But these last couple of weeks have been about Jankovic IMO, she's making a comeback to good form