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1 hour ago, thepharoah said:

i haven't seen a dominant performance from the beginning to the end in WTA such i watched from Siwatek WOW ! only Serena is capable osf such thing that was an incredible 2 weeks from the polish youngster Congrats @rybak @Monzanator

There are other women who have been that dominant recently, for example Osaka. No one knows how close everyone is to 100 % and some players didn’t even bother to enter the competition. Personally I put an asterisk behind every result this year after the Australian Open. I don’t think that we will see girls like Trevisan or Podoroska repeating those results. Hopefully we will see everyone back at normal strength next year.

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6 hours ago, OlympicsFan said:

There are other women who have been that dominant recently, for example Osaka. No one knows how close everyone is to 100 % and some players didn’t even bother to enter the competition. Personally I put an asterisk behind every result this year after the Australian Open. I don’t think that we will see girls like Trevisan or Podoroska repeating those results. Hopefully we will see everyone back at normal strength next year.

 

only Barty , Osaka and andreescu are missing here from the top elite group , we have a lot more players missing back in the US open , anyway only Osaka in the US open 2018 whom we can say that dominated a GS recently , i don't think there're other players that have done the same Iga did here 

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13 hours ago, thepharoah said:

 

only Barty , Osaka and andreescu are missing here from the top elite group , we have a lot more players missing back in the US open , anyway only Osaka in the US open 2018 whom we can say that dominated a GS recently , i don't think there're other players that have done the same Iga did here 

Yeah ... „only“ the player who won the tournament last year and is the current world number 1 (Barty), the player who won the last slam (Osaka) and the player who won the US Open last year (Andreescu). Combined they won 4 of the last 6 slams before this. Obviously it is easier to dominate when the field is weaker. First you were talking about no other player being as dominant in a single match and now you are talking about dominance over a whole tournament, so what is it. There certainly have been many players who were more dominant over a single match (slam final) and there were other players who were extremely dominant over a whole slam, for example Serena at the 2017 Australian Open.

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16 hours ago, thepharoah said:

 

only Barty , Osaka and andreescu are missing here from the top elite group , we have a lot more players missing back in the US open , anyway only Osaka in the US open 2018 whom we can say that dominated a GS recently , i don't think there're other players that have done the same Iga did here 

I´d throw in Simona Halep´s 2019 Wimbledon run there as well.

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