Women’s tennis faces great challenges in the new season from a logistical and commercial point of view, but what is beyond doubt is that on a sporting level, there are many incentives for any fan to follow the WTA circuit closely. We reveal which aspects are most important and can generate the most interest.
The existence of a great empress of women’s tennis is not incompatible with the proliferation of women with everything necessary to overthrow her empire. Every Swiatek He wants to keep his crown WTA season 2024, but it will not be easy given the growth of many of its rivals and the return of legends who will seek to dominate again. A course full of incentives is presented so that any lover of this sport can pay close attention week by week to what is happening in women’s tennis, whose sporting level is far above that of the institutions that run it and should promote it.
1. Will Iga Swiatek manage to continue being the great dominator?
The Pole has been a consistent dominator of women’s tennis for years and wants to continue in that privileged position for another year, where she can add a Grand Slam title and weeks as number 1. The competition is increasing, but she accumulates experiences that They make me more mature and a better tennis player.
2. Can Aryna Sabalenka and Elena Rybakina win another major?
Complete gunboats with many bullets in the chamber. Belarusian and Kazakh already know what it means to win Grand Slam titles by mastering the offensive tennis that characterizes them so much and they will want to continue growing as tennis players and giving themselves opportunities to increase their record.
3. Will Cori Gauff settle into the fight for number 1 and the Grand Slams?
It is here to stay, or at least that is what it intends. It would be painful for this sport if the great diamond of recent times stopped shining after winning its first major title. Everyone expects Cori to fight for glory wherever he goes and be able to compete for number 1.
4. Will Ons Jabeur be able to win the precious Grand Slam title?
If anyone deserves to open their own account of titles of this caliber, it is the Tunisian one. She has already lost three finals and deserves more than enough to achieve her desired goal. It will be interesting to see how she performs this season and if she achieves a greater degree of consistency than in 2023.
5. Will Jessica Pegula take a step forward in big tournaments?
The tennis marathoner wants to put a little shine on her record and show everyone that she aspires to something more than the quarterfinals in a Grand Slam. The merit of what the American does is enormous, she is among the best in the world at the individual and doubles level, but she aspires to take that last step in the fight for Grand Slam as a singles player.
6. What can you expect from the Czech tennis army?
Vondrousova, Muchova, Kvitova, Pliskova, Krejcikova, Bouzkova… The plethora of stars and tennis players with the same pattern of play who proudly represent their country always leaves some joy, and it will be interesting to see if any of them are capable of improving their results or, at least, equal the best level that led them to taste the honeys of triumph in big events.
7. Will we see Qinwen Zheng taking the definitive leap in quality?
More and more people are warning of the infinite potential of this Chinese player who, under the advice of Pere Riba again, wants to continue improving and shortening that distance with respect to an elite to which it seems she can rightfully belong for a long time.
8. What can be expected from the numerous stellar returns of champions?
Seeing Kerber, Osaka or Raducanu in action again is one of the points of greatest interest for this season. Three Grand Slam champions who return to the courts after a long time away from them and who want to once again display that tennis with which they amazed the world for more or less time.
9. How will Paula Badosa return to the slopes?
The Spanish player has a long way to go until she fully recovers the physical condition and competitive pace that is conducive to being able to think with guarantees about offering her best tennis. Many of us continue to wonder what the real level of a brilliant player is when she is mentally well, but with too many emotional ups and downs.
10. Will Mirra Andreeva be ready to be among the best?
This Russian player revolutionized the circuit at just 16 years old, finishing close to the top-50 and laying the foundations for an assault on the top that could take place as early as 2024. Many dream of seeing a new story of precocity that breaks historical records and nothing It makes you think that this is crazy when you see Mirra competing.
2023-12-26 07:57:53
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