Jana Fett up next who beat a WC earlier. Interesting match. Jana had made a WTA semi final, cracked the top 100, and infamously had MP against Wozniacki at that AO Woz won, all by the age of 20/21, but she's kind of transitioned back to a 200-300 player these past couple of years, without any real notable layoffs either. Still reasonably young though, so could come again, but hopefully not until at least after this week
Jana Fett up next who beat a WC earlier. Interesting match. Jana had made a WTA semi final, cracked the top 100, and infamously had MP against Wozniacki at that AO Woz won, all by the age of 20/21, but she's kind of transitioned back to a 200-300 player these past couple of years, without any real notable layoffs either. Still reasonably young though, so could come again, but hopefully not until at least after this week
Intriguing story with Fett, I wonder if she was quite badly affected psychologically by the Wozniacki match? I remember tuning in in the early hours of the morning for that and as well as having MP she was 5-1 up in the 3rd. Doesn't seem to have been the same since.
I think Maia's doubles ranking is based purely on 4 single points for first round losses - her activity list on the ITF site shows her last doubles win was Oct 2018, and the last four results were June 2019 and May2019, which presumably haven't dropped off.