'23 Wimbledon Ladies Lists, Draws and Discussion

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2023 WTA Wimbledon. Who you got?

Iga. World #1
21
28%
Aryna. Aussie Open champ
14
19%
Elena. Defending champion
20
27%
Pegula. #4
0
No votes
Garcia. Good at the net (does it matter these days?)
0
No votes
Jabeur. '22 RU
1
1%
Gauff. Youngest in the top 10
1
1%
Kvitova. Back in the top 10, two time champ
6
8%
Ostapenko. Destroyer of balls.
2
3%
The field.
10
13%
 
Total votes: 75

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Re: '23 Wimbledon Ladies Lists, Draws and Discussion

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ashkor87 wrote: Mon Jul 03, 2023 11:54 pm
ashkor87 wrote: Sat Jul 01, 2023 11:24 am Kenin had some really impressive wins in qualies..3 and 3 over Taylor Townsend! I would give her a good 50% chance against Coco.
As I expected
You said 50%. Now, don't get cocky ;)
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ponchi101 wrote: Tue Jul 04, 2023 12:08 am
ashkor87 wrote: Mon Jul 03, 2023 11:54 pm
ashkor87 wrote: Sat Jul 01, 2023 11:24 am Kenin had some really impressive wins in qualies..3 and 3 over Taylor Townsend! I would give her a good 50% chance against Coco.
As I expected
You said 50%. Now, don't get cocky ;)
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ti-amie wrote: Tue Jul 04, 2023 12:38 am
ponchi101 wrote: Tue Jul 04, 2023 12:08 am
ashkor87 wrote: Mon Jul 03, 2023 11:54 pm

As I expected
You said 50%. Now, don't get cocky ;)
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50% was just to mollify the Gauff fans here! I was pretty sure Kenin would win. me just reigning (wrong spelling) it in as advised by my superiors (they think) on this forum.
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people playing SP must be going nuts.. what is day 2 and what is day 3? they are all running into each other! one of our trains was (in)famous for it - is it yesterday's train arriving late or is it today's arriving on time? was a common confusion!

cant even comment on what to expect today because we dont KNOW what to expect!
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Pegula vs Bucsa is tougher than I thought.. pretty much 50-50? what do folks think? Bucsa is in good form...
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Pegula had a tough first rounder. She's one of those players that I think "helps" her to have a long earlier match to get into form. I think it will be tight but she'll win in 2 long sets
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Woo-hoo! Play is on.
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Swiatek seems to have figured out grass..looking increasingly Iike a champion...revised probabilities:
Rybakina 40%
Swiatek 40%
Kvitova 10%
Jabeur 5%
Field 5% mainly Sabalenka
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Re: '23 Wimbledon Ladies Lists, Draws and Discussion

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ashkor87 wrote: Fri Jul 07, 2023 12:28 am Swiatek seems to have figured out grass..looking increasingly Iike a champion...revised probabilities:
Rybakina 40%
Swiatek 40%
Kvitova 10%
Jabeur 5%
Field 5% mainly Sabalenka
Kvitova dropped a set to PAOLINI (all of 5'4" Jasmine) and you are giving her more of a chance than Sabalenka, who beat Udvardy handily?
And none of them have played anybody of consequence. Iga beat SST, a player with no weapons.
Let's see what happens when they play somebody tough. Only match so far that I would consider of any relevance, data-wise, is Elena-Alize, because Alize has had good showings at W. And Alize is already 33, and we know she has never been a top notch player.
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