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**RicyReetred** · 05-22-2009, 02:51 AM

I'm biased, I admit, but I think the omission of J-Cap/Kim's 2001 final is glaring.

I agree completely. The fact that at any given moment in the third set, you had no idea who was going to pull it out, made that match a classic, edge of your seat nail-biter.

I'm sure muncin will find a reason to disagree.

Graf is on the list too many times already but her win over Navratilova in 1987 was a turning point in women's tennis history. The end of one dominant era and the start of another even more dominant era.

05-22-2009, 02:51 AM	#6
RicyReetred Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 577 Senior Member	I'm biased, I admit, but I think the omission of J-Cap/Kim's 2001 final is glaring. I agree completely. The fact that at any given moment in the third set, you had no idea who was going to pull it out, made that match a classic, edge of your seat nail-biter. I'm sure muncin will find a reason to disagree. Graf is on the list too many times already but her win over Navratilova in 1987 was a turning point in women's tennis history. The end of one dominant era and the start of another even more dominant era.
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