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**dodsCooggipsehome** · 06-09-2012, 06:31 PM

Sorry Charlie. When you see a Angelica Kerber - Sara Errani match and you see moonballs again (and Kerber not taking them in mid air and blasting them for winners) and you see Sara Errani making semis and finals, and you see Ana Ivanovic (a 12th seed) being creamed by Serena at 3/4th of speed, I really wonder.
I can't even recall the last GS final that went three sets AND in which the third set was compelling.
I am missing Steffi and Monica, Chris VS Martina, Hingis VS a Young Venus.
It has been a long time since I saw any woman that comes to net and volleys forcefully.
It is an interesting age. But simply because, if Vika and Sharapova and Petra step it up, they could (big could) challenge Serena. Until then, it is a bronze age.

06-09-2012, 06:31 PM	#13
dodsCooggipsehome Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 355 Senior Member	Sorry Charlie. When you see a Angelica Kerber - Sara Errani match and you see moonballs again (and Kerber not taking them in mid air and blasting them for winners) and you see Sara Errani making semis and finals, and you see Ana Ivanovic (a 12th seed) being creamed by Serena at 3/4th of speed, I really wonder. I can't even recall the last GS final that went three sets AND in which the third set was compelling. I am missing Steffi and Monica, Chris VS Martina, Hingis VS a Young Venus. It has been a long time since I saw any woman that comes to net and volleys forcefully. It is an interesting age. But simply because, if Vika and Sharapova and Petra step it up, they could (big could) challenge Serena. Until then, it is a bronze age.
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