Simona has been very unimpressive as of late.. She need to stop and think through what is wrong with her game.. Kvitova is the same these days (except that she did pull through). Dunno what happened to those two..
I happen to love majority of the wta players!!! I'll back them even if they have a crappy season ( start, second half, or end of season it doesn't matter to me) I have a ton of belief for them to pull themselves together and do something great!!
Her days as a top rank player are over it's down from here. Anyone can beat her. She burned her chances, although she can still pull a kerber,penneta, bartoli. She's going to end up like bouchard,dimetrov
Goochy don't you think it's time to stop backing losers and come over to the winner's table? Stop sitting at the same table with anaconda,sleepy and fab88 . Those weak hungry players you like ain't winning any slam no time soon. It's all about strength ,power and shot making or some sort of it
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