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**ResistNewWorldOrder** · 05-22-2009, 02:57 AM

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.

That '87 match was huge, Miles.

In retrospect, for some reason, I don't recall the tennis in Hingis/Graf as being spectacular, though that could just be my memory. What I think makes it memorable was Hingis's meltdown.

05-22-2009, 02:57 AM	#7
ResistNewWorldOrder Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 400 Senior Member	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. That '87 match was huge, Miles. In retrospect, for some reason, I don't recall the tennis in Hingis/Graf as being spectacular, though that could just be my memory. What I think makes it memorable was Hingis's meltdown.
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