Torn in about 5 directions, but decided to go with Gabi - her play off win last night in fantasy world actually made me go and vote for her today!

7 votes in, so very early, but Aggie has 3 of them and leads with Vhris Evert 2nd.

Dominika Cibulkovas signature expression, "Pome," translates to "Let's go" or "Come on" in English.[6][7] With the help of her friend Marion Bartoli, she began a clothing line featuring this statement in 2014.[7]

In the New South Wales town Barellan, where she grew up, there is a giant tennis racquet erected with her name on it. The racquet, which was unveiled in Evonne Goolagong Park in October 2009 during the Barellan Centenary celebrations, is an exact 20:1 scale model of her battered wooden signature Dunlop racquet.

Tennis writer Steve Flink, in his book The Greatest Tennis Matches of the Twentieth Century, named Steffi Graf as the best female player of the 20th century.[146] Flink also noted in 2020 the jury was still out on Serena at the greatest ever, but Williams' consistency over the long span doesn't match that of Graf's or Navratilova's.[147] In March 2012, Tennis Channel picked Graf as the greatest female tennis player ever in their list of 100 greatest tennis players of all time.[148

In 1985, Martina Navratilova released an autobiography, co-written with The New York Times sports columnist George Vecsey, titled Martina in the U.S. and Being Myself in the rest of the world.[46] She had earlier co-written a tennis instruction book with Mary Carillo in 1982, entitled Tennis My Way.[47] She later wrote three mystery novels with Liz Nickles: The Total Zone (1994),[48] Breaking Point (1996),[49] and Killer Instinct (1997).[50] Navratilova's most recent literary effort was a health and fitness book entitled Shape Your Self, which came out in 2006.[51] An ESPN Documentary was produced about her rivalry with Chris Evert titled, 'Unmatched'. Her rivalry and friendship with Evert is also detailed in the book, The Rivals by Johnette Howard and the children's book, Martina and Chrissie by Phil Bildner.

On 22 May 2003, Gabi Sabatini was able to obtain Italian citizenship "jus sanguinis" because her paternal great-grandfather David Sabbatini was born in Potenza Picena in the Marche region, and immigrated to Argentina at the end of the 19th century like many other Santesi in Roldán, Province of Santa Fe with his wife Rosa Vivani, whom he married on 12 February 1899 in Potenza Picena.[14]

Nowadays, she resides in Buenos Aires and Boca Raton and since 2015 in Pfäffikon, Schwyz as well.[15]

Since retiring at the age of 26, Sabatini has promoted her lines of perfumes and worked with organizations to help children and the poor.