So convincing again today - and this time without any noticeable wobbles too!
Just to recap the stat from a few pages back and add one more:
- JoKo is the first British woman to make R4 at two consecutive slams since Jo Durie reached the US Open SFs and (in December) the AO QFs 33 years ago, in 1983
- she's also the first British woman for 29 years to make R4 at the AO - in 1987, Jo Durie and Anne Hobbs both made it
* the journos were claiming it was only Jo Durie who made R4 in 1987 and are now claiming they were misled by the WTA match notes
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GB on a shirt, Davis Cup still gleaming, 79 years of hurt, never stopped us dreaming ... 29/11/2015 that dream came true!
The bottom half of the draw is opening up for someone unexpected to get through to the final, Kerber(7), Azarenka(14), Keys(15), Ivanov(20)and Makanrova(21) are the only seeds left.
Very good, reading back, with I see Allertova not getting past 30 on any Jo service game.
More than half expected it to be Makerova in the L16. She's six times reached at least the QF in Grand Slams since the Aussie Open four years ago and is a semi finalist here last year.
Certainly looks like being quite a challenge, but a challenge to look forward to
-- Edited by indiana on Saturday 23rd of January 2016 02:19:15 AM
Very comfortable and looks like a player who would fit into the top 16 very comfortably.
With seeds dropping all over the place, there are good opportunities to keep progressing.
And congrats and thanks, too, to Spanish coaches Esteban Carril and Jose-Manuel Garcia (at training base in Gijon) and London-based mental coach Juan Coto.
Jo seems to start every other sentence with an ambiguous "Yeah, no". She's not yet quite up to the standard of Jim in The Vicar of Dibley and his no, no, no, no, no, yes!