The ballot for the 2022 International Hall of Fame class has been announced and there are some pretty big names in there with Ana Ivanovic along with Spanish maestros Carlos Moya and Juan Carlos Ferrero.
A couple of months after the 2021 International Hall of Fame class was officially inducted we have the names of players who might get inducted next year. Each year the Hall of Fame announces a ballot of players out of which several will be chosen and inducted into the Hall of Fame.
The Class of 2022 nominees are:
- Serbian Ana Ivanović, 2008 French Open Champion and a former world No. 1
- Italy’s Flavia Pennetta, 2015 US Open singles champion and former doubles world No. 1
- Cara Black of Zimbabwe, a former doubles world No. 1 and the winner of 10 major titles in doubles and mixed doubles
- Lisa Raymond of the United States, a former doubles world No. 1 and winner of 11 Grand Slam titles in doubles and mixed doubles
- Carlos Moyá, of Spain, the winner of the 1998 French Open and a former world No. 1
- Spaniard Juan Carlos Ferrero, the 2003 French Open Champion and a former world No. 1
ITHF president Stan Smith said:
"The six nominees named to the International Tennis Hall of Fame’s
2022 ballot have all achieved remarkable results on tennis’ biggest
stages – Grand Slam titles, topping the world rankings, Davis Cup and
Billie Jean King Cup victories."
The voting will take place over the next couple of months.
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