Personalities...are you serious?

@@stephenwalters8006 I was wondering the same thing 🤔

And volley nicks

@Stat, your are right! I put my hand up, I am one of those who have been critical of Gohar for, as I have seen it, relying too one-dimensionally on her fearsome attritional attributes; exhibiting an inadequate short game that also lacked crispness; and being very vulnerable to front court attacks. In this match however, she has brought against Hammamy, the player who I think gives her the most trouble, close to a complete, all round package. Congratulations to the World Nr. 1.

@@okothobbo It's an interesting rivalry. If I remember correctly, for quite some time Hammamy had no chance against Gohar - up until that British Open final, where Hammamy seemed to have figured out her tactics. Maybe now that trend has been reversed again - we'll see ...

@@StatistikinDD Yes, let's see how it all shapes up. The rivalry in particular among Gohar, Sherbini, Hammamy and Soby will continue to be intense, and favour different players at different times and different tournaments, but I think that Hammamy is destined to emerge as definitive Nr. 1 over the next 12 to 24 months. All the best to them all.

NO on the contrary...too many winners from Gohar more like...a lot of naïve comments here

They hit harder more often than most of the men XD great physicality