In WTA, there are many successful immigrants, such as Andrei Lescu, Muguruza and Naomi Osaka. Now all Grand Slam champions are immigrants. Today we will talk about the famous "three Polish sisters" in tennis.
On the tennis map of WTA, Poland has never entered the world. However, many famous tennis players are "made in Poland", except A- Radwanska, the creator of Polish tennis history, including Wozniacki and Korbel, the "French Open champion killer" Lischi, Odin, who was crazy in the US Open in 2009, and Wozniak, a Canadian fierce woman, are all of Polish descent.
The three Polish sisters we are referring to are Kolbel, Wozniacki and A- Radwanska. They were born in 1988, 1990 and 1989 respectively. Korbel is of Polish descent and was born in Bremen, but his father works in Poland, so korbel also studies and studies tennis in Poland. Wozniacki's father was a professional football player who played for the Danish club and immigrated to Denmark from Poland in the late 1980s. These three people are about the same age and grew up together. They became famous almost at the same time after they switched to professional tennis, and were nicknamed "three Polish sisters" by fans.
Among the three, korbel, born in 1988, has the highest achievement. At present, it has three Grand Slams: 20 16 Australian Open, 20 18 Wimbledon, ranking first in the world in September 2065438+June, with a position of 34 weeks. Korbel, a late bloomer, turned to professional tennis in 2003, and it was not until 20 1 1 that the US Open ushered in a turning point in her career. Prior to this, her best result in the Grand Slam was only the second round. She broke into the Grand Slam semi-finals for the first time in her career and won the first place in the 20 12 Paris indoor top and bottom competition. Since then, korbel has maintained the status of a top player. With excellent defensive counterattack and tenacious will, korbel ushered in a big explosion in the 20 16 season, reaching three Grand Slam women's singles finals in a single season, and winning three championships (Australian Open, Porsche Grand Prix and US Open) and five Asian Championships (Wimbledon, year-end finals, Olympic Games, Cincinnati Super Five and Brisbane Top Championship).
At present, korbel ranks in the top 20 or so in the world, and is still a strong competitor for the championship of various events.
Among the three, Wozniacki became the first player to become famous. In 2005, he switched to professional tennis, won his first career championship in the Stockholm Open in 2008, ranked first in the world at 20 10, and was the first player to rank first in the world after 1990, ranking first in WTA at the end of the year at 20 10 and 201. Wozniacki failed to win a Grand Slam because of his weak defensive style and attack, and his composition as the world's number one has been questioned. Many domestic netizens called it "Water Wo" and "No.1 in the water world" ... Until the 20 18 Australian Open, Wozniacki finally realized his grand slam dream and returned to the No.1 in the world after six years.
In 2020124, 65438, Wozniacki stopped the third round of the Australian Open, and ended his career on 15 after the game and officially retired.
Radwanska officially retired on June 4, 2011August, and won 20 WTA women's singles titles in his career 13, ranking first in the world and second in the world. However, not scoring a grand slam is the biggest regret of his career.
Radwanska is a representative figure of women's tennis technical flow. She makes full use of her feel and sense of the ball, controls the power and landing point of hitting the ball, and cooperates with the solid bottom line adjustment and the unexpected ball in front of the net. Radwanska made his own world in WTA.
My impression of Radwanska is still in the final of 20 13 Wimbledon women's singles against Li Na14.
Among the three sisters in Poland, only korbel is still working hard in WTA, and the other two have entered the marriage hall; Bless them, whether in the professional arena or on the road of life, thank them for appearing in my tennis youth and for bringing us laughter, emotion and tears.