According to experts, if anyone should win the first Grand Slam tournament next year, one of the hottest candidates on the circuit is the Czech tennis player Karolína Muchová.
The final of the French Open, the semi-final of the US Open and the end of the season in the top eight of the ranking. The tennis player from Olomouc, who is regularly hampered by injuries, had an amazing season.
It is not surprising that she has gained a lot of fans and from the ranks of tennis experts, who rank her among the biggest promises for the next season.
The TV station Eurosport ranked her among the four players who are most likely to compete for the first Grand Slam title next year.
“With a great all-round game that suits both grass and hard surfaces, he seems likely to feature in another Grand Slam final,” wrote the station’s official website.
The channel’s Swedish tennis expert Mats Wilander also believes in the 27-year-old Muchos for next season. “For me, she is the most complex player on the women’s circuit,” said the former number one player in the world.
But at the same time, he added that she must stay fit and healthy. After all, it was a sore wrist that prevented her from participating in the final Tournament of Champions.
Similar to the official WTA website, Eurosport also included world number five American Jessica Pegula, her compatriot Madison Keys, and the eternal underdog of Grand Slam finals from Tunisia, Uns Džabir, among the other candidates for the big four.
The last time she was disappointed in the fight for the big trophy was Markéta Vondroušová, when she better managed the end of the sets in the final battle at Wimbledon. Džábirová has already fallen in three Grand Slam finals.
“I actually sent her a message after the final with Vondrousová. If you want to talk, call me, I know what it’s like. I was in the same situation as you, but I believe that you, unlike me, will win the Wimbledon trophy,” revealed the former US Open champion Andy Roddick, who lost three finals at the All England Club after his triumph in New York.
The past 2023 tennis season showed that the balanced top of women’s tennis offers a lot of space to celebrate unexpected champions at the Grand Slam.
Aryna Sabalenková of Belarus won her first Grand Slam, the young American Coco Gauffová triumphed in New York and the Czech champion Markéta Vondroušová shocked the experts as the unseeded Wimbledon winner.
Why couldn’t the year 2024 offer something similar.
2023-12-04 12:17:35
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