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let the good times roll.
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Sloane Stephens has hired Paul Annacone on trial basis:
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Nice to be able to talk about the WTA. Sometimes I enjoy it more than the ATP. Serena is my favorite of all time. I knew she was special when she was 17. She has it all; the power, the fitness, and the athleticism. She also has the competitive spirit that I admire and off court, she lives her life to the fullest.
Lindsay's another favorite. I love how she strikes the ball and her personality. She is so laid back and level-headed.
I also like Jelena Jankovic, she has such a whimsical character to me. I wish she was more of a fighter, but alas, she only seems to play her best against Serena.
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My all time favorites are Kim Clijsters, Gabriela Sabatini, Monica Seles and the 3 Maleeva sisters - Manuela, Katerina, and Maggie
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Tennis - WTA Tour singles standings
Reuters
December 8, 2013 9:27 PM
1 (1) Serena Williams(U.S.) 13260
2 (2) Victoria Azarenka(Belarus) 8046
3 (3) Li Na(China) 6045
4 (4) Maria Sharapova(Russia) 5891
5 (5) Agnieszka Radwanska(Poland) 5875
6 (6) Petra Kvitova(Czech Republic) 4775
7 (7) Sara Errani(Italy) 4435
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Jelena Jankovic(Serbia) 4170
9 (9) Angelique Kerber(Germany) 3965
10 (10) Caroline Wozniacki(Denmark) 3520
11 (11) Simona Halep(Romania) 3335
12 (12) Sloane Stephens(U.S.) 3185
13 (13) Marion Bartoli(France) 3172
14 (14) Roberta Vinci(Italy) 3170
15 (15) Sabine Lisicki(Germany) 2920
16 (16) Ana Ivanovic(Serbia) 2850
17 (17) Carla Suarez Navarro(Spain) 2735
18 (18) Samantha Stosur(Australia) 2675
19 (19) Maria Kirilenko(Russia) 2640
20 (20) Kirsten Flipkens(Belgium) 2495
21 (21) Svetlana Kuznetsova(Russia) 2341
22 (22) Sorana Cirstea(Romania) 2170
23 (23) Dominika Cibulkova(Slovakia) 2076
24 (24) Ekaterina Makarova(Russia) 2066
25 (25) Elena Vesnina(Russia) 2005
26 (26) Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova(Russia) 1965
27 (27) Alize Cornet(France) 1840
28 (28) Jamie Hampton(U.S.) 1781
29 (29) Lucie Safarova(Czech Republic) 1775
30 (30) Kaia Kanepi(Estonia) 1768
31 (31) Flavia Pennetta(Italy) 1735
32 (32) Eugenie Bouchard(Canada) 1629
33 (33) Daniela Hantuchova(Slovakia) 1575
34 (34) Mona Barthel(Germany) 1545
35 (35) Klara Zakopalova(Czech Republic) 1535
36 (36) Bojana Jovanovski(Serbia) 1485
37 (37) Magdalena Rybarikova(Slovakia) 1450
38 (38) Madison Keys(U.S.) 1380
39 (39) Francesca Schiavone(Italy) 1250
40 (40) Urszula Radwanska(Poland) 1245
41 (41) Karin Knapp(Italy) 1237
42 (42) Peng Shuai(China) 1228
43 (43) Andrea Petkovic(Germany) 1217
44 (44) Laura Robson(Britain) 1212
45 (45) Elina Svitolina(Ukraine) 1160
46 (46) Marina Erakovic(New Zealand) 1150
47 (47) Venus Williams(U.S.) 1147
48 (48) Bethanie Mattek-Sands(U.S.) 1144
49 (49) Yvonne Meusburger(Austria) 1138
50 (50) Stefanie Voegele(Switzerland) 1130
51 (51) Yanina Wickmayer(Belgium) 1127
52 (52) Zhang Shuai(China) 1113
53 (53) Zheng Jie(China) 1103
54 (54) Varvara Lepchenko(U.S.) 1087
55 (55) Monica Puig(Puerto Rico) 1081
56 (56) Kristina Mladenovic(France) 1075
57 (57) Alison Riske(U.S.) 1060
58 (58) Annika Beck(Germany) 1046
59 (59) Monica Niculescu(Romania) 1035
60 (60) Ayumi Morita(Japan) 1022
61 (61) Alexandra Cadantu(Romania) 967
62 (62) Paula Ormaechea(Argentina) 954
63 (63) Garbine Muguruza Blanco(Spain) 933
64 (64) Maria Teresa Torro(Spain) 925
65 (65) Polona Hercog(Slovenia) 902
66 (66) Christina Mchale(U.S.) 882
67 (67) Galina Voskoboeva(Kazakhstan) 877
68 (68) Lesia Tsurenko(Ukraine) 872
69 (69) Lourdes Dominguez Lino(Spain) 842
70 (70) Lauren Davis(U.S.) 841
71 (71) Karolina Pliskova(Czech Republic) 839
72 (72) Julia Goerges(Germany) 836
73 (73) Caroline Garcia(France) 811
74 (74) Kimiko Date-Krumm(Japan) 806
75 (75) Jana Cepelova(Slovakia) 801
76 (76) Shahar Peer(Israel) 801
77 (77) Ajla Tomljanovic(Croatia) 798
78 (78) Romina Oprandi(Switzerland) 797
79 (79) Yaroslava Shvedova(Kazakhstan) 795
80 (80) Chanelle Scheepers(South Africa) 790
81 (81) Kurumi Nara(Japan) 778
82 (82) Silvia Soler Espinosa(Spain) 773
83 (83) Anna Karolina Schmiedlova(Slovakia) 764
84 (84) Johanna Larsson(Sweden) 753
85 (85) Vania King(U.S.) 751
86 (86) Hsieh Su-Wei(Taiwan) 750
87 (87) Kiki Bertens(Netherlands) 737
88 (88) Timea Babos(Hungary) 735
89 (89) Luksika Kumkhum(Thailand) 730
90 (90) Misaki Doi(Japan) 724
91 (91) Julia Glushko(Israel) 716
92 (92) Patricia Mayr-Achleitner(Austria) 714
93 (93) Olga Govortsova(Belarus) 710
94 (94) Barbora Zahlavova Strycova(Czech Republic) 704
95 (95) Dinah Pfizenmaier(Germany) 698
96 (96) Donna Vekic(Croatia) 696
97 (97) Camila Giorgi(Italy) 671
98 (98) Teliana Pereira(Brazil) 670
99 (99) Virginie Razzano(France) 666
100 (100) Anabel Medina Garrigues(Spain) 665
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I like Jankovic and hope that she continues her ascent in the WTA.
I was also impressed with Simona Halep this year. Nerves of steel.
Also like Azarenka, great fighter.
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maria sharapova opens up about the split with Connors.
http://tennis.si.com/2013/12/16/maria-sharapova-jimmy-connors-new-york-times/?eref=si_tennis&utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+rss%2Fsi_tennis+%28SI.com+-+Tennis%29 -
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Maria irritates me.
She acts as if she is beyond reproach and can do whatever she pleases without regard for anyone else's feelings.
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Also hoping that Victoria Duval builds on her breakthrough 2013.
Azarenka gets to play an injury free season.
Serena continues to be the Queen of the WTA.
Eugenie Boucchard continues to make strides.
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Also hoping that Victoria Duval builds on her breakthrough 2013.
Azarenka gets to play an injury free season.
Serena continues to be the Queen of the WTA.
Eugenie Boucchard continues to make strides.
And looking forward to seeing what Monica Puig will do as well.
eugenie brouchard is probably the next big superstar on the wta side.
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Also hoping that Victoria Duval builds on her breakthrough 2013.
Azarenka gets to play an injury free season.
Serena continues to be the Queen of the WTA.
Eugenie Boucchard continues to make strides.
And looking forward to seeing what Monica Puig will do as well.
eugenie brouchard is probably the next big superstar on the wta side.
she has a huge potential.
I love Eugenie's game. She has great mental composure, she's a fighter, and plays strategically.
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agreed. i am also looking forward to seeing her rise in the rankings.
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They had some really nice pictures of her on TW. She is very pretty.
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