Then there's the structural disparity between genders in professional tennis. It's right and good of her to remind tennis fans of this. People just assume that she ought to be looking to line her pockets with prize-winnings. Well, think again.

My favorite player having a generational choke and then retiring is quite the double whammy right before bed 😭. Hopefully she can have some good matches the rest of this year. The Danyell backhand will be sorely missed

College Prep: How NCAA tennis has been a path to the 2023 US Open - Official Site of the 2024 US Open Tennis Championships - A USTA Event "At the conclusion of Wimbledon, 17 former collegians were among the singles Top 100 (13 men, four women) and 26 were inside the doubles Top 50 (18 men, eight women)."

May 29, 2021 · Danielle Collins was busy packing last weekend ahead of her flight to Paris and upcoming grass-court tournaments. Nothing unusual, you might think, for a player preparing for the next trip on the circuit, but the American’s preparations have …

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, this girl is nuts and 100 percent my favorite tennis player. I’ve watched her scream at the umpire turn around and smile and then whack the heck out of herself with her own racket. She plays with McEnroe passion and hits the ball like it stole her car.

Jul 1, 2024 · The strange part of Collins’s case is that it began when she had a relatively small profile. Unlike the majority of top-10 players, Collins did not start playing professionally until after finishing college. In fact, she did not even own a passport until she was 22. The prospect of travelling the world was thrilling, but she got a quick ...

Journalists: "Danielle why are your retiring at such a young age? You're playing your best tennis, does it make you reconsider? Collins: " you're just asking me because i'm a woman. If a man did the same you wouldn't be asking these questions" I'll …

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The numerous opportunities she had to win the match in the second set. After breaking Danielle in the first game of the second set, she had two other games where she could have broken her. When the score was tied at 4-4, Danielle literally handed her opponent that game with numerous double faults and break points, but Danielle held.

I've watched tennis a LONG time. - I have never seen a player applaud their opponent's double fault. People here criticize audiences for applauding double faults - which I can kind of understand because they're just excited their person won a point and probably don't know the etiquette. This goes way beyond that.