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**dXI9XFOA** · 11-15-2009, 06:04 PM

I liked Horna. Ma. Emilia Salerni, on the other hand, was a total failure as a pro. Overdue exit.

I think that is a little unfair. She had decent numbers that thousands of players would give anything for...

She reached 1 final in Bogota in 2008 (lost to Llagostera Vives)
She won the doubles title in Casablanca in 2003(w/Dulko) and at Quebec City in 2004(w/Gullickson)
She won 12 ITF singles titles and 11 doubles
She had a career record of 272-178
She made almost $700,000 in her career, which isn't chump change

Her career highs were #65 in singles in 2008 and #45 in doubles in 2002

So I don't think it was a total failure, she may not have lived up to her full potential but it isn't like she went out there and just embarrassed herself on court either.

11-15-2009, 06:04 PM	#7
dXI9XFOA Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 562 Senior Member	I liked Horna. Ma. Emilia Salerni, on the other hand, was a total failure as a pro. Overdue exit. I think that is a little unfair. She had decent numbers that thousands of players would give anything for... She reached 1 final in Bogota in 2008 (lost to Llagostera Vives) She won the doubles title in Casablanca in 2003(w/Dulko) and at Quebec City in 2004(w/Gullickson) She won 12 ITF singles titles and 11 doubles She had a career record of 272-178 She made almost $700,000 in her career, which isn't chump change Her career highs were #65 in singles in 2008 and #45 in doubles in 2002 So I don't think it was a total failure, she may not have lived up to her full potential but it isn't like she went out there and just embarrassed herself on court either.
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