Estos si eran partidos de dobles, 4 grandes jugadoras de individuales, con grandes puntos, gran técnica y donde curiosamente Hingins era la mas "débil".
@@marianosuppa8443 not so. The problems happened at the Olympics in 1996. Jana was unhappy at Arantxa's behaviour in their singles match and accused her of gamesmanship. More details here if you're able to access it: www.nytimes.com/1996/11/23/sports/novotna-wins-with-no-time-for-feelings.html
@@Munkyjoe1 it started at the 1996 Olympics. Jana was upset at Arantxa's behaviour in their singles match and accused her of gamesmanship. More details here if you can access it: www.nytimes.com/1996/11/23/sports/novotna-wins-with-no-time-for-feelings.html
I miss the days when top women used to play doubles, and it was played like this... Fast, skillful, athletic. Nowadays it's terrible...i never thought I'd see baseline rallies in doubles!
Golden era of doubles when the top men and women played doubles which is why they could handle the net with ease it added another dimension to their game. Now it’s very robotic and the players of today hardly know how to volley!
Novotna had the best hands of any player after Navratilova retired from singles. After Novotna retired, it was Hingis 1.0 & 2.0 until she finally retired. Now, no one has good hands, just groundstrokes.
No te creas... ya había sido campeona de dobles en wimbledon 96 y Australia 97. La dupla con Arantxa no funcionó bien en toda la temporada y Novotna estuvo excelente ese día...
