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Latest Additions LATEST ADDITIONS YEAR TOURNAMENT RD PLAYER 1 PLAYER 2 SCORE TIME VQ COMMENTARY COMMENTS RECENTLY ADDED MATCHES: UPDATES FEBRUARY 8, 2020 1992 WTA Championships QF Navratilova Sanchez-Vicario 61 26 62 1h05 6 German/English From 30 Set 1 + interview Sanchez 1993 Zurich QF Navratilova Oremans 62 62 0h51 8 English 1993 Zurich SF Navratilova Mag.Maleeva 63 64 1h08 8 German 1993 Filderstadt F Pierce Zvereva 63 63 1h38 8 German With ceremony 1994 Tokyo (TPPO) SF Navratilova Maleeva-Fragniere 62 63 1h06 7/8 English With Maleeva farewell speech 1994 Tokyo (TPPO) F Graf Navratilova 62 64 1h13 7/8 English With ceremony 1995 Filderstadt 2R Begerow Martinez 64 63 1h08 9 German 2000 Paris QF Kournikova Spirlea 46 64 62 0h29 6 Italian Edited highlights 2000 Italian Open QF Morariu Casoni 36 64 75 1h31 8 English From 34 Set 1 + interview 2001 Dubai SF Tauziat McQuillan 76 64 1h47 8 Arabic With interview 2015 Dubai 2R Kerber Kuznetsova 76 64 1h50 9 English (16:9) 2017 China Open 2R Cornet Kerber 64 64 1h44 7 English (16:9) 2019 French Open 1R Sabalenka Cibulkova 75 61 1h26 9 English (16:9) 2019 Zhengzhou F Ka.Pliskova Martic 63 62 1h08 9 French (16:9) 2019 Osaka SF Osaka Mertens 64 61 1h07 9 French With interview (16:9) 2019 Wuhan QF Sabalenka Rybakina 63 16 61 1h31 9 English With interview (16:9) 2019 Wuhan QF Kvitova Yastremska 62 64 1h11 9 English With interview (16:9) 2019 China Open 1R Ostapenko Ka.Pliskova 75 36 75 2h10 9 NC/French From 11 Set 1 (16:9) 2019 China Open 1R Kenin Muguruza 60 26 62 1h32 9 English (16:9) 2019 China Open 1R Kerber Zhang 62 16 64 1h41 9 English (16:9) 2019 China Open 2R Bencic V.Williams 36 63 75 2h14 9 English (16:9) 2019 China Open 2R Andreescu Mertens 63 76 1h53 9 English With interview (16:9) 2019 China Open QF Barty Kvitova 46 64 63 1h58 9 English With interview (16:9) 2019 China Open QF Bertens Svitolina 76 62 1h33 9 English (16:9) 2019 China Open QF Wozniacki Kasatkina 63 76 1h30 9 English With interview (16:9) 2019 China Open QF Osaka Andreescu 57 63 64 2h06 9 English With interview (16:9) 2019 China Open SF Barty Bertens 63 36 76 2h11 9 English With interview (16:9) 2019 Linz F Gauff Ostapenko 63 16 62 1h52 9 NC From 10 Set 1 + ceremony (16:9) 2019 WTA Finals RR Osaka Kvitova 76 46 64 2h23 9 English With interview (16:9) 2019 WTA Finals RR Bertens Barty 36 63 64 2h00 9 English With interview (16:9) 2019 WTA Finals RR Bencic Kvitova 63 16 64 1h49 9 French With interview (16:9) 2019 WTA Finals RR Svitolina Halep 75 63 1h43 9 French With interview (16:9) 2019 WTA Finals RR Ka.Pliskova Andreescu 63 Ret. 0h55 9 French With interview (16:9) 2020 Brisbane 1R Brady Sharapova 36 61 76 2h26 9 NC With interview (16:9) 2020 Brisbane F Ka.Pliskova Keys 64 46 75 2h17 9 French With ceremony (16:9) 2020 Auckland SF Pegula Wozniacki 36 64 60 2h08 9 NC With interview (16:9) 2020 Adelaide F Barty Yastremska 62 75 1h45 9 French With ceremony (16:9) 2020 Australian Open 1R Gauff V.Williams 76 63 1h53 9 NC With interview (16:9) 2020 Australian Open 1R Ka.Pliskova Mladenovic 61 75 1h42 9 NC With interview (16:9) 2020 Australian Open 1R Vekic Sharapova 63 64 1h36 9 NC With interview (16:9) 2020 Australian Open 1R Muguruza Rogers 06 61 60 1h50 9 NC (16:9) 2020 Australian Open 2R Muguruza Tomljanovic 63 36 63 2h41 9 NC With interview (16:9) 2020 Australian Open 2R Svitolina Davis 62 76 1h33 9 NC From 11 Set 1 + interview (16:9) 2020 Australian Open 3R Gauff Osaka 63 64 1h28 9 NC With interview (16:9) 2020 Australian Open 3R Jabeur Wozniacki 75 36 75 2h18 8/9 English With interviews both players (16:9) 2020 Australian Open 3R Muguruza Svitolina 61 62 1h06 9 English With interview (16:9) 2020 Australian Open 4R Kvitova Sakkari 67 63 62 2h29 9 NC With interview (16:9) 2020 Australian Open 4R Barty Riske 63 16 64 1h56 9 NC With interview (16:9) 2020 Australian Open 4R Muguruza Bertens 63 63 1h25 9 NC With interview (16:9) 2020 Australian Open 4R Pavlyuchenkova Kerber 67 76 62 2h54 9 NC With interview (16:9) 2020 Australian Open QF Barty Kvitova 76 62 2h07 9 NC With interview (16:9) 2020 Australian Open QF Halep Kontaveit 61 61 1h11 9 NC With interview (16:9) 2020 Australian Open QF Muguruza Pavlyuchenkova 75 63 1h48 9 NC With interview (16:9) 2020 Australian Open SF Muguruza Halep 76 75 2h32 9 NC With interview + Woz farewell speech (16:9) 2020 Australian Open F Kenin Muguruza 46 62 62 2h50 9 NC With ceremony (16:9) RECENTLY ADDED MATCHES: UPDATES NOVEMBER 10, 2019 1987 Hilton Head F Graf Man.Maleeva 62 46 63 1h32 5 English Edited highlights/Bad sound 1988 Brighton F Graf Man.Maleeva 62 60 0h55 6 French 1988 Brighton F Graf Man.Maleeva 62 60 0h41 5/6 German From 31 Set 1 + ceremony 1989 Australian Open 4R Sabatini Reggi 60 46 61 1h09 6 English Up to 24 Set 2, end miss. 1989 Geneva F Man.Maleeva Martinez 64 60 1h15 8 French With ceremony 1991 Key Biscayne QF Graf Man.Maleeva 61 63 1h02 5/6 German 1991 Spanish Open SF Man.Maleeva Sanchez-Vicario 26 75 63 2h11 6 Catalan From 10 Set 1 1991 Spanish Open SF Martinez Tauziat 61 46 61 2h15 7 Catalan TC on screen 1991 Italian Open SF Sabatini Martinez 61 60 0h20 7 Italian From 10 Set 2/Bad sound 1991 WTA Championships 1R Sabatini K.Maleeva 62 76 0h22 6 German Edited highlights 1992 Los Angeles SF Navratilova Man.Maleeva 64 76 1h26 7 English 1993 Australian Open 2R Sabatini Baudone 60 61 0h16 7 Italian From 10 Set 2/Bad sound 1993 Wimbledon 2R Sabatini Rinaldi 62 62 1h07 6 No commentary 1993 Filderstadt QF Zvereva Navratilova 63 76 1h34 8 German 1993 Filderstadt SF Pierce Garrison-Jackson 62 62 1h16 8 German 1994 Key Biscayne 3R Sanchez Vicario Fendick 61 63 0h15 7 German From 32 Set 2 1994 Houston SF Pierce Carlsson 62 62 1h03 7 German 1994 Hamburg 1R Sanchez Vicario Wagner 46 63 76 2h38 8 German 1994 Hamburg SF Sanchez Vicario Hack 61 61 0h58 7/8 German With interview 1994 Stratton Mountain SF Martinez Coetzer 64 64 1h17 7 English 1994 Zurich 2R Navratilova McGrath 76 63 1h31 7/8 English 1994 Zurich QF Sukova Navratilova 75 36 64 0h38 7/8 English Edited highlights 1994 Zurich QF Oremans Pierce 64 67 63 1h54 7/8 English 1994 Zurich SF Zvereva Oremans 60 62 0h55 7/8 English 1994 Zurich SF Mag.Maleeva Sukova 62 75 1h12 7/8 English 1994 Zurich F Mag.Maleeva Zvereva 75 36 64 1h14 7/8 English Edited highlights + interview 1994 Filderstadt 1R Navratilova Grossman 64 36 60 0h57 7 German From 11 Set 2 1994 Essen SF Novotna Habsudova 61 75 1h51 8 German With interview 1995 Canadian Open 3R Pierce Hingis 60 60 0h54 4 English With interview 1996 Hilton Head 2R Majoli Coetzer 76 63 1h41 5 English With interview 1996 Hamburg 1R Halard Kandarr 63 62 1h04 7 German From 10 Set 1 1996 Zurich 2R Novotna Schett 46 64 75 1h44 7 Italian 1997 Australian Open 1R Pierce Likhovtseva 36 62 64 0h21 7/8 Spanish From 43 Set 3 1997 Australian Open 2R Pierce Medvedeva 62 62 1h14 7/8 Spanish 1997 Wimbledon SF Hingis Kournikova 63 62 0h56 7/8 English 1997 Zurich QF Tauziat Appelmans 46 61 75 1h43 8 English/Italian 1998 Italian Open SF Hingis Lucic 62 61 0h52 8/9 Italian With interview 1998 Wimbledon 2R Hingis Makarova 76 64 1h23 7/8 German Starts in the 1st game 1998 Zurich QF V.Williams Pierce 64 61 1h07 8 Italian 1998 Luxembourg F Pierce Farina 60 20 Ret. 0h46 7/8 English With ceremony 1999 Hannover QF Novotna Testud 61 64 1h03 6/7 German From 30 Set 1 1999 Moscow 2R Van Roost Krasnoroutskaya 62 26 75 0h38 7 German From 01 Set 3 1999 Moscow SF Tauziat Raymond 64 62 1h00 7 German 2008 German Open 3R S.Williams A.Radwanska 63 61 1h01 8 German 2011 Tokyo (TPPO) 2R A.Radwanska Kerber 36 63 63 0h30 8 Spanish Highlights of Set 2 & 3 (16:9) 2012 Wimbledon 1R Zvonareva Barthel 26 76 64 2h03 7 Russian (16:9) 2014 French Open 2R Townsend Cornet 64 46 64 1h07 9 French From 41 Set 2 + interview (16:9) 2017 Miami 2R Kerber Duan 76 62 1h10 7 English From 01 Set 1 + interview (16:9) 2017 Stanford 1R Sharapova Brady 61 46 60 2h16 9 English With interview (16:9) 2017 Cincinnati 1R Kvitova Kontaveit 16 76 63 2h16 7 English With interview (16:9)/Snd a bit out of sync 2017 Cincinnati 3R Muguruza Keys 64 36 76 2h05 9 English 10 games miss. (16:9) 2017 Tianjin F Sharapova Sabalenka 75 76 2h37 9 No commentary With ceremony 2018 Australian Open 1R Muguruza Ponchet 64 63 1h41 9 English With interview (16:9) 2018 Australian Open 2R Ostapenko Duan 63 36 64 1h37 9 Mandarin (16:9) 2018 Qatar Open QF Kvitova Goerges 64 21 Ret.
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