For sure!

I totally agree 🎉🎉🎉

I would say the one with Muguruza, but all of them were amazing

She was also a mind reader, which I think was a bit unfair.

@@EnoVarma EXACTLY! her anticipation is insane i haven't seen anything like it

Same! I only watched her matches

That was a great times. Radwanska, Li Na, Kuznetsowa, Errani, Bartoli, Sharapova, Venus...

Me also used to watch WTA just because of her

Yeah, I miss her too. Retired way too soon.

@@92matik the errani and bartoli sneaks

The level was just sooo ridiculous, all those hand skills and forays to the net! The commentators could not stop laughing in disbelief at the craftiness on display

yeah old school stuff

So beautiful to watch. You don’t see this kind of match anymore

No... you can see the same logic also today but not that frequently...and not from top players... Cmon... tenis is not only strong hits front and back... We only know top 50 players but tenis is not only what i said... for no reason...

Ons Jabeur ?

Omg yes totally agree, miss that era too

I miss Li Na the most :(((

Only Ons Jabeur. Also magician of tennis, also number 2 of WTA, also final of Grand Slam, also lost..... Finals :)

They are so erratic, I bet she would…if she came back with a super spinny deep second serve, she’d be ready to do it.

@@lp3468 i still remember when she made young Ostapenko cry out if frustration in between games and cameras caught her talking to her coach that Radwańska can't even play tennis, how can she beat me 😄

​@@roksancheb7688I remember this as well it was hilarious😂

Especially that Tokyo SF. She finished with an incredible ratio w/UE ratio of 20-4. Kerber herself hit 28 winners and managed to win 2 games out of it.

how can Aga wins slam in the same era where Serena and Sharapova dominates the WTA

@@netgodzilla1 The same way other players like Henin, Halep, Bartoli, Schiavone, Kvitova and Pennetta did.

I agree.

She just holds a Dementieva’s beer 🍺

Absolutely! She really had her chances…Serena was too tough at Wimbledon in the final and at the AO semi, but the match against Liscicki in the semis at Wimbledon leading 3-0 in the 3rd with Bartoli waiting in the final, a woman Aga always thrashed….Aga could taste that title. Liscicki did play great though and was brave when it counted and I think Aga was tiring after so many long 3 setters on her way to the semis. Losing to Domi in the AO semi was another huge moment of opportunity. I don’t think Aga has many regrets, but surely those two matches she must wish she could have given more when she really needed it. On grass I feel she was second best to the Williams sisters and that says a lot.

Exactly, Her best ever match has to be Tokyo

@@lukasz_j or the Aussie open one against azarenka

@@kecleonboi I noticed that whenever Aga truly transcended herself she'd play very poorly in the next match. :-(

I think her final in Tokyo against Belinda Bencic in 2015 was excellent too. There weren't a lot of "ninja shots" in it but she made very few mistakes.

Stan you are right. Maybe her defensive skills took a lot out of her and left her exhausted mentally and or physically.

Yeah I agree. Those two slams should’ve been hers :(

Dont understand how she got destroyed by cibulkova in that AO

@@rye4161 very strange considering the beatdown she gave Azarenka (who was two time defending champion) in the previous round

@@DeclanSkinner she also always got beaten by azarenka

She didn't play all that well. Dominika went self-explode mode. Agnieszka played far better in their 2008 Doha QF.

weak serve,,,but i need to say,, she had produce quite a lot of ace

@@arefik9059 Actually her 1st was pretty good especially from 2011 to 2016, full of excellent directions. The 2nd was terrible though.

Worst forehand? Wozniacki’s was worse 💀

I say the same thing too.

I think it's partly Aga's fault. Her coach said Aga didn't want to gain muscle and train more in a gym because she wanted to 'look like a woman'. Which is a shame. With her talent she could've achieved way more. Unfortunately, relying too much on your opponent's mistakes is always risky. When her opponent was having a good day she was dominated by the power and couldn't have done anything. She was consistent af which is a huge achievement in WTA but that lack of power is the reason she didn't win any GS (despite let's be clear, worse players winning it)

@@marcinrollins1658 ahh such a shame really.

she had lots of surgeries that could explain why she always wore tapes on her shoulder, it was being exploited enough

For all the technical prowess she had when comes to other shots, she had poor forehand and backhand technique. Very stiff, not much wrist action. Hard to generate power that way.

Radwańska was a pusher with a defensive style, a good lob and dropshot, no similarities between her and RF, let's be serious. Hingis - sure, but not Federer.

Na ziemi i twardej Iga by wciągnęła nosem Radwańską w prime, na trawie Aga w prime miałaby szansę z dzisiejszą Igą.

French Open 2016

Truth for sure. She peeked in the smaller events. She won 20 titles I believe and plenty of tier 1’s. Least she got the year end champs though.

The two slams she had the biggest opportunities for was Wimbledon 2013 and Australian Open 2014. Shame she couldn’t win both :(

I’d say being 4 games away from a Wimbledon title was pretty damn close. She led 2-1 final set and was very sick in the final.