WTA returns to action on grass courts of Nottingham

As expected, Iga Swiatek got the job done to the tune of a third French Open title. It was a cakewalk for her most of the way before she was seriously tested in the final this past Saturday by Karolina Muchova.

Now the WTA Tour turns to the grass-court swing, and there are a couple of titles up for grabs this week with top players like Swiatek, Aryna Sabalenka, and Elena Rybakina taking a short break. The action is taking place in Nottingham and ‘s-Hertogenbosch, and among those getting right back in gear following their exploits at Roland Garros Garros are Veronika Kudermetova, Victoria Azarenka, and Maria Sakkari.

Here is a look at some of the contenders in Nottingham.

Donna Vekic

This grass-court swing is often the time of year when Vekic makes her move. The Croat has secured one of her four WTA titles on grass, and it came at this same Nottingham event in 2017. She also reached the last 16 at Wimbledon in 2018. It’s no surprise that Vekic’s big-serving, power-hitting game works well on the green stuff. She has a favorable draw this week, too, and that was even before Beatriz Haddad Maia bowed out.

Camila Giorgi

Giorgi is an absolute boom-or-bust kind of player. The Italian can lose to anyone at any time, but she can just as easily–or almost as easily–capture a title when she gets hot. Giorgi has impressed on the lawn throughout her career, earning 54 match victories on this surface. She is in the same section of the draw as Sakkari, but Sakkari isn’t in excellent form at the moment and has never been great on grass.

Magda Linette

Linette has found her footing on the slick stuff in recent seasons, compiling a 15-10 such record dating back to 2019. The Pole won an ITF grass-court tournament that year and then advanced to the third round at the All-England Club a few weeks later. Linette would not run into either Sakkari or Giorgi until the semis this week and would not face Vekic until the title match.

174 Comments on WTA returns to action on grass courts of Nottingham

    • The Nottingham bracket looked like a good place to find some grass lovers with Beatriz Haddad Maia and Vekic, but they are already out. Sakkari, Giorgi, Linette, and Magdalena Frech are still in. The Swiss, Golubic is the one that knocked out Vekic. It’s a bit early in these tournaments to know much.
      In s-Hertogenbosch, Samsonova, Alexandrova, and Kudermetova, and possibly Andrescu could all do well.
      In Nottingham, Brits, Boulter, Dart, Watson, and Burrage, might be the ones to watch. They all beat my picks!

      The schedule for next week’s grass tournaments gets better!

  1. S-Hertogenbosch WTA bracket picks for our group are looking good. (except if you picked Azarenka to win)
    V.Kudermetova, B.Andreescu, L. Samsonova, and E. Alexandrova are still in, and the group has some combination of those four.

    19 yr old American Ashlyn Krueger knocked out Vika Azarenka in straight sets. I passed over her when picking, but she is over six feet tall and has a great serve, forehand, backhand, and slices. She knows how to use her weapons. The QFs are not yet complete, but Ashlyn is in, and she awaits the winner of Bianca Andreescu and Viktoria Hruncakova.

  2. Next week the bracket draw challenge promises to be more exciting, with most big stars going to Berlin and other grass favorites going to Birmingham! 😀

  3. Finals at Hertogenbosch and Nottingham Sunday, June 18:

    Hertogenbosch
    V.Kudermetova vs. E.Alexandrova

    Nottingham
    K.Boulter vs. J.Burrage

  4. Oh no, lightning strikes my Birmingham WTA bracket already!

    Elina Svitolina Monfils FTW was my winner pick, and she is knocked out!😬
    That’s bad luck.

    • Well…..you did tease me about Azarenka pick! I should’ve “Backed the Brits” but so often, with the exception of Andy, they never fail to disappoint.

      • And the Brits were all there. I’m happy I got to know them better. I went deep with Katie Boulter this week. We shall see about them.

          • It would help if Charlie did lose, just this once. It’s the match TC is showing. It’s 5-5 second set. Rinderknech was lucky to get that first set.

          • Y would it help if he loses???
            Carlos said the tournament he most wants to win is wimby.
            No-one can play on grass any more it’s a gimme slam for Novak…

          • I should not have said that about Charlie. I like him; he’s great for tennis! I wasn’t thinking about Wimbledon, but I was thinking about Andy Murray in London. But I see Margot has Andy winning London, as I do. But I worked it so that he didn’t run into Alcaraz. Margot has him going through Alcaraz!

          • I have been picking to win rounds and taking it an extra round for some time. He’s been getting into challengers with tough draws and winning. I’m on Andy’s watch, maybe not as much as Margot, though.

            Lord, he’s playing De Minaur now.

        • Ostapenko made it!
          It’s a pity I can’t watch Dasha’s match. Dasha held serve there, and it was a crucial point. She is playing Avaneyan, who I don’t know very well. I remember she was tall and had a solid serve.

          • It’s do or die for Dasha – third set.
            Damn, that was a tough first-round opponent for Dasha. Avanesyan should have been matched with Sabs. But they had Sabs playing Zvonareva.

            Back to Charlie.

    • Yes, I mentioned Ons on another thread. My Berlin bracket is doing fine. My Birmingham bracket is beyond repair.

      I am contemplating writing something about the behavior of the Russian Soldiers on the non-tennis forum. But Putin-loving Wog Boy is posting reading and posting here. I may post a link, regardless; I can’t stop crying. It’s just…evil.

    • At least she has no points to defend at wimby…nor does Ons..
      The players I want to win wimby are Petra, Karolina, Barbora, Ons and Elena.
      I supported Iga at RG but want one of the above to win wimby.

  5. I’d love Ons to win Wimbledon, how fabulous that would be. Failing her, Barbora.
    Wimbledon is likely to be dry and fast though, favouring big hitters.

      • I love Petra, who could not, but her last Wimbledon was I think, 2014, 9 years ago, a big ask.
        Have you been watching the series on BBC2 about players who changed the course of Wimbledon/tennis history. Its been a fascinating watch.I’ve got even more respect for Billie-Jean now. She was/is magnificent.

        • No I haven’t seen it Margot! Thanks for letting me know. I will have a look for it on iPlayer.
          As for Petra, big problem has been her asthma…As well as the after-effect of her awful injuries of course..

  6. So Saba lost! I missed that. Seem to have watched the wrong matches.
    I also missed out on the Cart Horse losing…pity, as I needed cheering up..
    I was watching Barbora who just got broken. Thankfully she has broken back…

  7. Meanwhile, Elizabeth things are really imploding in utterly hilarious fashion for Putrid. Prigozhin the head of Wagner has launched a coup in Rostov and seized military sites!😂😂
    Last night he launched a massive verbal attack saying the Russian army was being slaughtered needlessly because of Putrid lies and that Zelensky was,never any threat to Russia!😂😂
    Said Shoigu the defence minister is a moron and this war was unnecessary😂😂
    Utterly hilarious stuff.
    Local residents of Rostov are giving Wagner drinks and snacks!😂
    So this is a marvellous hilarious civil war!

      • Apparently many regions of Ukraine have run out of popcorn!😂😂
        Trenches are being dug around Moscow and some of the elites have flown to Turkey..😂😂
        Putrid and Medvedev have scarpered to St Petersburg…😂

        • Extraordinary days, Amy. Aren’t Wagner a bunch of criminals?
          Putin and Prigozin deserve each other, but the poor Russian people deserve neither.

          • Yes Wagner are revolting criminals. This is good news for Africa Margot. Wagner were responsible for many atrocities now their influence there will diminish. Kadyrov another revolting criminal has left Ukraine with his Chechen forces to fight Wagner in Rostov.
            It’s dog eat dog now in Russia.
            A lot of Russian people were happy about the war Margot. I don’t have any sympathy with those who cheered on the genocide. It’s not just Putin’s war. He was not the one torturing and raping and murdering in Chechnya, Georgia and Ukraine. Never mind the atrocities of Syria.
            For those who are innocent and hate Putin and Prigozhin and Kadyrov this is their chance to rise up. For them I have e every sympathy

          • Russian imperialist attitudes are a big problem inside Russia. One of the reasons Putrid undertakes these wars is because they make him more popular.
            That’s how he rose to power. By going to war with Chechnya on drummed up pretexts and talking in extremely vulgar and violent ways about kicking the s77t out of the Chechen people. Made him very popular.

    • As for tennis, I am excited for the Finals!
      Berlin:
      Kvitova vs. Vekic
      Birmingham:
      Krejcikova vs. Ostapenko

      Brackets: I have made my picks for Bad Homberg, but Eastbourne will be dicey. The draw includes Petra and all the Berlin and Birmingham players that
      went deep. Really? Petra played twice today, as did the other finalists from Berlin. Petra looked tired in her second match. I didn’t get to watch any matches from Birmingham, but I would guess Krejcikova and Ostapenko might pull out of Eastbourne. I am burnt out tonight with picking draws.

      • I do my brackets in two ticks, always meaning to go back and check/change, but I never do. Do hope Ons is OK, have her going quite deep.

        • That is what I did this time – did it in 2 ticks, with no time to go back, not much attempting to guess who would pull out—4 am, awake and done.
          I’m always confused this early in the morning with no coffee.

          Oh, 🤦 now I realize there is a day to finish Eastbourne brackets. I love the venue at Eastbourne.

          My Gosh, Andrey beat RBC 😀 Medday couldn’t do it.

          Where did Casper Ruud go? Ghosted.

    • Thanks for all the updates, amy! I heard on Democracy Now; it’s an independent daily newscast with regular donors like me. Amy Goodman is the lead newscaster, and I trust their reporting. Yesterday my head was spinning with the news about that Wagner guy and the report about a possible coup. Sometimes I don’t know who Or what to believe. But you, the way you tell it, makes sense. It’s exciting to think that Putrid may lose his chokehold on Russia. And we can get about the rebuilding of Ukraine!

  8. That is what I did this time – did it in 2 ticks, with no time to go back, not much attempting to guess who would pull out—4 am, awake and done.
    I’m always confused this early in the morning with no coffee.

    Oh, 🤦 now I realize there is a day to finish Eastbourne brackets. I love the venue at Eastbourne.

    My Gosh, Andrey beat RBC 😀 Medday couldn’t do it.

    Where did Casper Ruud go? Ghosted.

  9. Meddy game doesn’t match up to RBAs .When I watched it commies said Rublev takes time away by standing on baseline.

    • I only have one choice right now, amy! It’s De Minaur vs. Charlie. or before they started, it was Bublik vs. Rublev.

      It’s so frustrating. I only have livescore for Barbora and Jelena. And no doubt nothing for Kvitty and Vekic. I have to wait and look for a decent replay for WTA matches unless there is an American in the mix.

          • Ostapenko must like the conditions and be in the mood to play Krejcikova. She’s been known to just quit trying if something is off. Princess O 😀

          • Jelena better not rest on her laurels. Krejcikova will be fighting. Ostpenko can blow a lead.

          • Ostapenko made it, but she gave Krejcikova room to make it close. And Barbora is so generous at the net. Nice moment.

            Congrats to both Jelena and Barbora for a tremendous final!!

        • Krejcikova is such a lovely person and such watchable tennis. I hope she or Ons wins Wimbledon.

          Congrats to Bublik! He beat Rublev. Sorry Andrey.

          I am missing out on a great match: Petra vs. Donna.

          • That second set tb was close! Thank God the ATP matches were over, and I watched this Final. Petra is such a great Champion, and she didn’t give in to Donna in the end. Donna’s sad puppy face is tempting, but Petra recognized the situation and showed why she is a grass court Champion.
            Congrats to Petra Kvitova!!
            Better luck next time, Donna (you will get there)

  10. You are right, Big Al. Your commies are correct, too. Rublev is a completely different match-up for RBA. Yet, I was surprised at how fine-tuned RBA was for Meddy.
    Margot has a better memory than I do at this point. If there are bunches of new names, I have to look them up. A change of court type does that too. I don’t readily recall who was good on grass. And the South American clay swing usually brings new names.

    Too much time to pick does sometimes work against me. And waiting to know where the qualies go can prove useless.

    At this point, I know the players better, but picking for a GS is never easy unless the winner and last four are redundant, like the ATP has been with the big three or four. WTA is less predictable.

    Warm-up tournaments to a GS can be awful.

    Sorry to drone on, but you got me on a favorite topic 😀

  11. RBA a real problem for Meddy in the past and I always remember him at his best on grass Wimby semifinals.
    I see we’ve a few more hours to pick the other two Brackets.Last night it said all four closed this morning.I find it all stressful trying to keep up with matches and brackets .At least with a Slam we get a bit more time.

    • I hope your overall feeling about the brackets when the dust clears is it is fun. It’s supposed to be fun, and I get a lot of #$%& from my companion about the time I spend on tennis. But he’s an intelligent bloke who doesn’t get cranky about it for long.

      • It is fun competition, and a lot of luck , I try to give it my best shot then I enjoy and just accept I wouldnt have seen a lot of the results. I dont have a crystal ball.

        • Thanks, Big Al.
          I am not known for keeping a group together. That was Mira Andi and Alison’s specialty. I am not ready to give up. Maybe I can improve if Andi Mira comes back. She was a guiding light. I am sure many of the missing people have found a different platform; I used to be on Twitter for politics most of my spare time, which fit my personality before Elon Musk took over. When Trump was elected POTUS, I needed to join the “blue wave,” and it worked, but I had to drop my own choice for President since my favorite was considered unelectable by the majority in my party.

          That’s enough from me, lol. A good night’s sleep will sort me out; let’s hope! 😀 I submitted Eastbourne brackets – it was fast and easy peasy. One week from now: Wimbledon.

          • More people play the slams, more interesting than smaller tournaments for sure, unless you are a tennis nut like us!

    • I forgot the match was on Prime. Should have watched the whole thing!
      Am a bit worried about Petra playing so much before wimby…

          • Petra is due to play Jelena on Tuesday. Are they really both going to play? It’s a lot of tennis just before wimby…

          • See? I still have to go and find the Berlin final! TC doesn’t bother with these smaller…wait, Brett, what’s his name? They said they would come back and show the trophy ceremony after some lengthy annoying commercials. That’s how it goes. I never get used to it.

  12. It’s a mess, amy. The Eastbourne WTA draw is unbelievable. It’s hard to pick when it doesn’t seem possible for Ostapenko and Kvitova to continue playing. And not ruin Wimbledon’s chances. There are others too. I will be trying to fine-tune the Eastbourne brackets all day and night. There is someone with me who likely will distract me. 😀
    It’s a hobby, I say!!

    I would like to go fly to London and go to one of the grass lead-up tournaments. Going to Wimbledon is impossible but maybe one of the smaller tourny’s are more realistic.

    • Eastbourne is a lovely tournament with the gulls crying overhead. I don’t suppose it’s very expensive..
      One thing about England is that tennis tournaments always have big crowds…
      As for who will play who knows?? It’s pretty risky for Petra and Jelena and Barbora…

      • You are right, I imagine. I live in Idaho and can hardly imagine the density of the crowd. I would be happy watching tennis through a telescope.

        I am thankful that I am not so posh as to have a front-row seat at Wimbledon. It’s not me at all.

      • I won’t pick Kvitova, Ostapenko, or Krejcikova for Eastbourne. But I will pick Rybakina and Ons. I want to see more of them on grass this year. Vekic would be smart not to go to Eastbourne too.
        Gotta go to my brackets before someone gets home from the gym.

    • Nottingham is great too.
      There’s a ballot for Wimbledon and overseas fans used to enter a separate one. At least there, there’s cover and stuff to do.
      I’ve been to Queens loads of times. Once it was so hot in the stands, no cover, that i felt really ill.Once I went and it rained all day, miserable and nothing to do so I sat in the corridoor Now they’ve really ramped up the seating and its got a lot more expensive I really don’t want to go any more.
      Have good memories though, saw Davis cup Uk v France there and Andy played! A rather stuffy, private club had been transformed with live music, food stalls and the French!

        • Good to know. Margot.

          Maybe a tournament in Sweden would work. With things as they are, I’d be best to give in and purchase the TC plus thing, but there are other problems with TC. The cost is outrageous for far too many! Maybe they could offer it free to a long-time customer.

      • It’s seriously one day at a time these days. Flying anywhere or moving to a new place is unrealistic.

        But, thanks, I love your descriptions of the place, Margot. I did look more into going years ago. Every time I watch Eastbourne, I want to be there. The French would help! But I wouldn’t let on that I’m American. I learned that in Greece in 2004.

        B

  13. Andy Roddick, I must say, nails it with his big Sage tips and advice.

    Ostaoenkos looks so pretty and young with that trophy. It’s the smiling eyes and smirky smile is what interests me about her. She is special.

    Omg TC showed a picture of Rublev and Bublik together as kids – I think it was a trophy ceremony. Andrey was taller that Bubs.

  14. Before I forget the bracket, Congratulations…

    ATP London and Halle Big Al is #1
    The scores are closer than ever, and I have to mention Cami; great job picking Cami! You won WTA Birmingham. Congrats! hope you stay with us.

    Ratcliff somehow won WTA Berlin, but Welshwitch and Backhandpass closely followed her… the scores were tight for our little group. We have lost Kpuppy and Mira Andi again, and others. All are invited into the Jalep_Wildguess group, and it’s a fun hobby for certain people.

    In Cami’s case, she got the winner, finalist, and an SF right. Amazing job. Congrats. I had to look at it again. 😀

    Overall a significant improvement from Last Week.
    Good Luck

  15. Sorry to see Ons lost in straights. Not looking great for her prospects at wimby..
    Is Jelena going to win Eastbourne as well?!

    • Hi amy.
      This is the first day I have watched tennis. Needed a short break. Jelena has to play Camila Giorgi next. I am hoping to watch that match!

      Iga is beginning to look good on grass, but she has to take on a dangerous Italian, Bronzetti, in the Bad Homburg SF.

      I don’t know what to think about Ons. I didn’t see her this week. But I am happy the others: Krejcikova, Rybakina, Kvitova, etc., didn’t play this week. Kasatkina took out Caroline Garcia in Eastbourne. I watched a bit of it and wasn’t sure Caroline was giving her all; it seemed more like she folded or didn’t want to lose to Dasha.

      • Am watching Jelena. Georgi is trying to break back.
        This is the first day I have watched tennis this week!
        I too am glad Petra and Barbora didn’t play. But isn’t there a suggestion Elena isn’t great physically…?
        Along with Ons and Karolina thses are the 5 players I want to win wimby.

    • Dasha is my heart’s favorite, always. But she does not have a big serve. She plays a cerebral game of tennis.

      Watching the score, it looks like Siniakova won the first set over Samsonova. Samsonova has a leg taped and taped over the tape. Unless it’s a ruse, I don’t know how she got this far in Bad Homburg

          • Jelena breaks again.
            Gosh she looks so incredibly fed up!!
            She is very entertaining..😀
            Maybe time to challenge some linecalls…

        • Yes, Giorgi does have a lot of talent. But I can’t see her winning a slam. She should have won one by now but she seems to lose when she gets close.

          Is Ostapenko serving well?

          • She is double faulting quite a lot! She looks very weary to me.
            Does she really want to win? Not sure.

          • I am sure Jelena hates playing Giorgi!

            And she is making those faces…not a bad thing, but she has been known to let the match go when playing someone that annoys her.

          • The truth is, there are many I would love to win. Sabs, Poto, Kiki Vanderweight; it’s easier to pick out the ones I would hate to win.

            Who do I want to win? I am conflicted

    • Samsonova won the second set. I was looking at her leg to see if it was still taped. But they went to commercials.

      I see just one band of tape on Liudmilla.

      Rain delay…see them tomorrow.

      • I would too!! But I do get conflicted because I really like so many of the women. I don’t think I could ever support anyone against Petra!
        Meanwhile the ATP is a snorefest by comparison…Apart from Carlitos. Can’t see anyone beating Novak unless he has a huge dip in form…

          • Hello, Amy,
            Iga gave Bronzetti a walkover. Not sure what I think about Iga; she needed more grass-court matches, IMO.
            Keys won her match, looking good — 6-3 6-3 over Gaiff.
            Dasha/Camila match just started. Three breaks of serve already, and Dasha leads 2-1 early.
            Dasha makes it 5-1, and our girl looks good Amy.
            I hope Dasha can finish this match in 2 sets.

            Since Ostapenko left and Iga did, I better get going with this day. I’ll be checking in later.

          • Hi Elizabeth, Dasha playing very well!
            I have just been studying the wimby draw! I can’t understand it!
            But it looks like most of our faves are in the same section ie Elena, Ons, Petra, Jelena!!!
            Saba gets Giorgi second round.😀 Barbora is in her section.

          • Iga’s quarter looks routine. Yet again she has Gauff in the quarters. Dasha is in Gauff’s section. I can’t find Karolina!!

          • Alcaraz gets Rune, Med gets Tsitsi in first half.
            Ruud gets Sinner and Djokovic gets Rublev in second half.

          • Dasha wins!
            I found Karolina! She is Saba ‘s fourth round opponent.
            Petra is seeded to meet Elena in the fourth round.😠

          • Karolina Muchova vs. Saba—–Nice. She had no trouble with the Belorussian at FO.

            I need to go to look at it!

            Dasha vs. Maddy
            Not an easy win for Dasha.

          • Amy,

            I agree with your assessment of Iga’s draw – routine.

            But I was not sold on Iga’s forehand. Too many forehands went into the net. Her backhand was incredible. Her serve was more ON than off, and her footspeed is ridiculously fast!! 😀

            It takes me a long time to look it over, but I love how the bottom bracket might turn out!👍

          • I misread the draw. Petra is seeded to meet Ons in the fourth round.
            Elena has a tough opener against Shelby Rogers and then probably gets Cornet. T!here has been lots of talk about Elena having health issues so Cornet could be a banana skin.
            Karolina has Niemeier first round. That’s tough.
            Barbora is in Sakkari quarter. Has a decent chance of getting through. If Saba does go through Karolina she would meet Barbora in the quarters.

          • I think for sure Iga gets to the quarters. Gauff could lose to Kenin first round. Dasha has good chance of making the quarters to face Iga.

      • Getting to the quarterfinal is a step in the right direction for Iga. Her strength is her forehand, and it was a bit off.

        • Amy, (I hope Ricky gives us a new page for Wimbledon)
          The TDC bracket is open! Picking the bracket is how I see it better.

          • Petra absolutely has the game to win. But we’ve seen this movie before. She won Eastbourne last year and then lost a match early she should have won.
            Don’t know what to think.
            Same with Jelena. She underperforms in slams. Loses matches we know she should win.

          • I honestly don’t know.
            Iga is actually a good bet because her draw is so good. She has a very good chance of making the final. All the other major contenders are in the other half and have to play each other so it’s really hard to pick from that half.

  16. Petra is having a good year without injury. She doesn’t play as many tournaments as she used to. Her W/L record this year is 22/7.

    Rybakina bothers me because she is ill. Or saying she is. She would need to beat Ostapenko. Ryba’s W/L record is
    31/8. Only Sabs has a better W/L record. Andy Roddick is picking Sabs; she has a 35/7 W/L record.

    Sabs is a good pick (cough, cough) What did she do on grass again?

    • I do fancy Petra to win. But that’s partly because of all my faves she is the favourite.
      I don’t think Saba is going to win.
      I do worry about Elena with these health issues. And the one grass match she played to Vekic she lost. OK Vekic got to the final But Elena made a huge number of ues.
      I worry that after withdrawing from RG she has dipped in form.
      Can you clarify please Elizabeth whether Petra is in Ons’s quarter or Elena-s? I thought she was in Ons’s but read otherwise. I am a moron when it comes to draws.

      • I have more checking to do, Amy. This is an important Wimbledon. It may be Petra’s last chance. Sometimes that is enough for me, plus she is healthy and playing like the Queen of grass.

        One of my posts got lost. It had a good link for a page to check records on grass. Iga runs into Belinda Bencic (another favorite), but it’s been a long time since she had grass season and really went for it at Wimbledon. That’s why I see Iga getting to the quarters. Iga is 35/6 W/L and tempts me to take her to the SF. My bracket is a rough draft. Sometimes I submit the first impression. But not this time.
        I see the ATP bracket is open 😀

        • You know way more about ATP players than I do, and you know the WTA – likely better than me. My memory is terrible at this point in life.
          Let me know when you want the TDC link, okay?

          • Kudermetova is another dark horse. At least the cart horse is in the ATP, and I’ll be damned if I have to pick him!

          • It’s true about Vekic and Kudermetova. But neither is very reliable…
            The top half of the draw is very weak.

        • The problem frequently for Petra is her asthma.
          That’s a big reason why she doesn’t have more slams.
          At 2018 wimby by she was favoured to win but went out early. Turned out afterwards she couldn’t breathe…

          • 2018 was very very hot. So triggered the asthma.
            Going to be quite cool this week but temperatures are set to rise at the weekend.
            I would like to know more about Elena ‘s health..

    • She is in Sakkari ‘s quarter.
      Really honestly this draw is incredibly unbalanced.
      I noticed Alexandrova is in Saba’s quarter. She has been playing very well.
      Practically all the dangerous players are in the bottom half.😡😠

    • I have Sakkari over Madison Keys. Alexandrova is perfectly capable of doing the job. I have her losing to Muchova and Muchova doing the job of sweeping up the bottom bracket. I could go with Alexandria over Muchova. We never hear anything about Muchova until she shows up.

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