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mandoist

A few of the consistent players who had successfully climbed the charts last half of last season look to be for real again (Yastremska, Eala, Lys, Anisimova, and so). Barring injury or exhaustion this could be a Top 20 battle for top spots this season.

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She'll be "stacking" losses.

06-01-2026 20:50

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mandoist

Gross, unnecessary, and UNFAIR TO YOUNG COMPETITIVE PLAYERS.

06-01-2026 20:47

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mandoist

Thanks for sending It home.

06-01-2026 20:45

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mandoist

I see Emma has already begun her "reduced" schedule! Ha-ha-ha

04-01-2026 14:42

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mandoist

I agree 100% on axing the post-match Runner-up mandatory speech. There is so much wrong with that -- hanging time up to 20 minutes; cameras in your face as you wait on the bench to tell everyone how "amazing" they are, how "amazing" your opponent and his/her team are; pretend how happy it is to finish in Second Place; how much you "love the venue and atmosphere"; what restaurants & shops you visited and so. It's an unnecessary added and RIDICULOUS pressure..

01-01-2026 17:36

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She can't hide the dropping of sponsors at this point. BTW: Nike reduced their $ponsor$hip last year (people have short memories). Bye, Bye Wilson!

01-01-2026 17:27

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mandoist

How is this tennis news? Have the Williams' PR people stopped inundating you with their insignificant non-tennis releases?

23-12-2025 17:34

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mandoist

At this point WTA's concern is clear -- None! After the players' consistently ignored issues and suggestions are shelved the obvious approach for the players is to refuse participating until WTA (and ITIA) make a serious, concerted effort to LISTEN and come to an agreement on potential issues. Look, no one but these players know -- and feel -- the results of ever-increasing regulations and mandatory participation demanded by the Tennis Executive Elite.

23-12-2025 17:32

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15-12-2025 11:53

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