me myself and i miss her so much

well its 2022 in few days and im here lmao

I feel exactly the same way, and I have been watching tennis for 39 years, except I might like Fabrice Santoro just a touch more….but maybe not….Aga's game is just magnificent! If you watch this video, you see just how good Eugenie was at her best. She wins most of the point on the video, but that's because the vid doesn't show all the mistakes Eugenie made…they are not as exciting as the points that she won…Aga draws mistakes form her opponents. Everything about her game is second rate, except that ability to win points!

@jughead hung man, I can't agree with you more.

Aga was 3-1 lifetime vs Konta, and 3-4 vs Muguruza, so she could clearly beat them. She beat Venus 4 times, while losing eight, but Venus is just as fast as Aga, plays very good defense, is very good around the net, and has the huge serve. That's where she gets the advantage, not from her groundstrokes so much. When I watch Serena and Aga play, I noticed that once they got in a neutral rally, Aga won most of the points, but Serena's serve and return of serve were so unbelievable, she just took the racket out of Aga's hands time after time. She just KILLED Aga's serve, even very good first serves…BANG, right in the corner. Aga only beat Serena once in 11 tries. Sharapova was 13-2 against Aga. Her ability to come in and cut off the court made the difference there, plus the amazing placement of those big groundstrokes….and the screaming, which throws off Aga's anticipation, her secret weapon…..Serena and Venus were screamers in their day as well…..

@Shinobu Tsurubushi It was her serve and return that made the difference.

+neil modino What you said is right in every way but you're partially wrong because it takes more than that to win matches. It IS about partially power. Serena wins the game not because she's more crafty than these two but because of her power. She's much slower so court coverage is bad but she wins the game because she can pull off acute angle shots on the stretch like men due to her power. And female players hardly even win against Serena because that specific reason. Yet she can't win a game against a guy who's out of top 100 in the world because the guys is faster and stronger. So it takes way more than mental toughness.

Serena's serve and return of serve set her apart….both have remarkable power and placement. He ability to hit winners on the run is also amazing, as you point out. But she is not slow. She is very quick when she wants to play defense. @@ak-iy4yb

+Soumya Chakraborty cuz Aga made almost 0 winners... It was basically all Bouchard winners, so the points that Aga won were when Bouchard was making the errors.

i think you are "Dounchard undercover"

@@Josal. Following your way of thinking all the end points, break points by Aga are not worth watching? Interesting..

Maybe because Genie had so much more winners than Aga lol, think before saying BS

check the statistics Mr. BS, see who has more winners and talk after

I'm guessing that most of the exciting points went Genie's way….but that shows how hard she had to work to win them. It's not so exciting to watch her make mistakes because Aga has worn her down, or tempted her to go for too much. So they don't include the mistake points.

Unfortunately I've never been to Canada so far, but I'm sure Bouchard is not at all representative for the kindness and culture of Canadians! ;-)

+Riccardo Di Salvatore What specifically don't you like about Radwanska's game? Not enough power? Acting like a King Kong on steroids after winning every point? ;)

I like more aggressive players or at least that's my feeling about it, but I admit she's a great champion. ;-)

+PrZemek44 You shouldn't talk about Sam stosur like that,she's a good player.

Anthony Elias tennis is not all about power.

The only pathetic thing here is your comment

@@albertkowalski5629 why she never won Grand Slam ?

@@jaspis16 because she doesnt have enough power??