In the Race
Now, here, you see, it takes all the blogging I can do to keep in the same place.
If I want to get somewhere else, I must blog twice as fast as that!
You see, I'm in
the Red Queen's Race...
Rank 'Em
By Janet Evans
Wednesday, May 14 2008, 11:48 AM
Noted for her accuracy and powerful command of the game, American
tennis player Chris Evert swings for a forehand shot in 1985. Winner of
a total of 157 tournaments, Evert collected 18 grand slam singles titles
during her prolific career. She turned professional as a teenager in 1972
and helped popularize the sport of women’s tennis. One of the pioneers
of the two-handed backhand shot, Evert retired from competitive play in
1989 and became a television sports commentator.
UPI/THE BETTMANN ARCHIVE
Are you interested in women’s tennis?
Who's your pick for all-time greatest female tennis player?
I guess I was always most interested in Chris Evert...she's my age and was popular when I lived in Florida.
But I still remember the big battle of the sexes with Billie Jean King and Bobby Riggs.
ESPN has reported 25-year old Justine Henin is retiring.
They say she's an all-time great.
They invite you to rank the
Women's Tennis Greats í here
