Lindsay is both an incredible tennis player and an amazing Mensch!

Sorry, don't agree with that at all - she had power, but limited feel, was very average at the net and her movement was awful! A great power hitter and a good serve, but was outclassed by the Williams sisters as they had as much power, but could also move.

@@joemurphy1072 she was one of the best at the net, just didn't need to volley too often as her strokes were so often winners. She was known for having great hands and it's obvious to watch so I am not sure where you get that from. The only area the sisters out flanked her on was obviously movement, possibly a slight advantage with the serve for Serena but they were both great in that department. But the gulf in movement was huge.

@@tomgraham3206 ...although she has been improving her movement a lot over the years. That's why she could reach the number 1 spot and win a few grand slam titles. But from 93 to 97 or so her mobility was really bad and for that reason she was not able to deal with Conchitas game very well.

@@horstwackekurst7145 no doubt her movement was always her weakness, although if she could reach the ball in time she usually dealt with it well, even on the defence. But her ball strike was the best I've seen.

@@tomgraham3206 I like her too. By the way Serena talked to the press about Lindsay after she defeated Sabalenka at the Australian Open and mentioned, that Lindsay was the most aggressive player she had to face in her career.

Many more interviews to come!

I agree!

@@WTA great,but ditch the background music!!!!!

What about... BILLIE JEAN KING!

I specifically remember Serena saying Monica Seles was the hardest hitter she ever faced. Do you have the quote?

Why?

Quite obviously Graf should be here ...

Keeping Chris in our prayers for her to beat the most fierce and relentless opponent of her life: cancer.

Sorry was that in 1998 or '99?

the music is on all of these; horrible, annoying, can't listen

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I only spotted one dig (the one about greater champions coming along after Graf had left the game). Was there another one? Evert has often made digs at Graf - as has Navratilova. It’s nothing new, unfortunately.

@@scswp6945 Chris didn't mention Steffi when she was saying Lindsay played in the golden era of women's tennis but I think it was unintentional.

I've watched most of these and the few times Steffi gets mentioned, Chris changes the subject. I don't understand it at all. I know she was resentful when she was playing. All of us who play resent our nemeses, but it's been 30 years! Some of it is, of course, that she wants to promote the Americans, but tennis is really an international sport.

@@antinotis I agree with your points. I don’t understand the seeming resentment either, especially after all this time. I’ve said many times that Graf was only interested in playing tennis and in winning matches. She didn’t care about the American Evert, Navratilova and Shriver clique in her earlier days on the tour and she never strove to be a part of their group. She was just happy doing her own thing. Evert and Navratilova sure seem to suffer from ‘sour grapes syndrome’ - it’s quite sad really. Graf, on the other hand, seems very happy with her life now.

@@antinotis they always seem to downgrade her. She out achieved them on the big stages. And she isn't american, which doesn't fit their narrative.

Tracy Austin you mean?

@@iamshadowbanned699 Sampras as well and Sharapova whom he called lazy.

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This seres is about year-end #1’s and sharapova never reached that.

Yes it means you were best player from the beginning of the season until the end of the year. The same reason there is a difference between winning a calendar year slam versus winning 4 straight

Money and surgery !

@@BEGGARWOOD1 True that! But, hey, if you have the $$$, go for it.

Chemical peels.

@@BEGGARWOOD1 LMFAO!!!

Since when

Jesus was definitely overrated