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2008 Women's Year in Review

Even though it was missing some big names like Sharapova and Henin, the WTA did not disappoint. Jon Levey and Peter Bodo take a look at the big stories of 2008 in women's tennis.  
 
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shirgen6 (2 months ago) Show Hide
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The women's tour needs a steady dominant world no. 1 who can actually handle the pressure of being targetted constantly. Henin did that for about 2 consecutive years, although not as the no. 1, but still the dominant leader in the game, and her retirement has showed just how fickle the women's circuit really is.
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I'm a huge Justine and Amelie fan and in the absence of Juju and with amelie struggling with form, I just can't watch women's tennis anymore. Yeh Juju had her faults (questionable gamesmanship) but my goodness she played beautiful tennis. If on the were more players that played with a little bit more flare.
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Yeah, most of the players nowadays seem like glorified pin-ups. Just doing good enough to grace the cover of Maxim. But hey, that's just me.
househeadericmd (6 months ago) Show Hide
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so well said - my 2 favorites of this era....... both have such beautiful games!!!
Goldust4ever (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Tennis just keeps heating up every year!
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Goldust rules!!!

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