we know we stan the good teutonic goddess of the north whose athleticism remains unharmed. There are too many record on Graf's behalf to lose, let the inferior one get that, she may even get to 23 GS, don't matter, the teutonic empress will always remain. now pray heathens. praise god.
Serena has surpassed Graf by far. Graf has a ton of random, obscure records but no one remembers them like people will the Serena Slam
i question your knowledge. Graf has won the golden slam and completed the "serena slam" after that 1993-1994, reaching 13 consecutive GS finales (1987-1990)...
winning 107 tournaments, while still using a wooden racket... but anyway..i will let you stan for your inferior millennial player.
i question your knowledge. Graf has won the golden slam and completed the "serena slam" after that 1993-1994, reaching 13 consecutive GS finales (1987-1990)...
winning 107 tournaments, while still using a wooden racket... but anyway..i will let you stan for your inferior millennial player.
There was literally an entire report on tv how Monica Seles single handedly stopped Graf's domination in her tracks. This has yet to happen to Serena. Who's inferior again?
Everyone who knows anything about tennis understands the fact that Steffi would never have 22 Grand Slams and most of her other records if Monica Seles wasn't stabbed.
i question your knowledge. Graf has won the golden slam and completed the "serena slam" after that 1993-1994, reaching 13 consecutive GS finales (1987-1990)...
winning 107 tournaments, while still using a wooden racket... but anyway..i will let you stan for your inferior millennial player.
22 > 22*
I won't get into the finer details but no one considers Graf the better player these days. She doesn't need another slam to prove that but once she does get 23 the door is shut for good. The only reason it's even open now is because they ignore doubles accomplishments for players with nearly equitable singles resumes
Graf:
- turned pro at age 12
- played with a wooden racket
- won her first singles title at age 16
- won her first GS at age 17
- became #1 at age 17
- held the top spot from then on (186 weeks)
- reached 13 consecutive GS finals
- when monica so-called dominated, Graf only reached 3 GS finals, winning one against her, losing 2
- throughout monica's so called domination Graf had a positive win-loss record against her
- retiring at age 30 and 3 months
- 107 tournaments won in 13 consecutive years
- 22 GS titles in 12 years
Graf:
- turned pro at age 12
- played with a wooden racket
- won her first singles title at age 16
- won her first GS at age 17
- became #1 at age 17
- held the top spot from then on (186 weeks)
- reached 13 consecutive GS finals
- when monica so-called dominated, Graf only reached 3 GS finals, winning one against her, losing 2
- throughout monica's so called domination Graf had a positive win-loss record against her
- retiring at age 30 and 3 months
- 107 tournaments won in 13 consecutive years
- 22 GS titles in 12 years
Graf:
- turned pro at age 12
- played with a wooden racket
- won her first singles title at age 16
- won her first GS at age 17
- became #1 at age 17
- held the top spot from then on (186 weeks)
- reached 13 consecutive GS finals
- when monica so-called dominated, Graf only reached 3 GS finals, winning one against her, losing 2
- throughout monica's so called domination Graf had a positive win-loss record against her
- retiring at age 30 and 3 months
- 107 tournaments won in 13 consecutive years
- 22 GS titles in 12 years
It's literally you against the world thinking Graf is a better player because we all know she wouldn't have 22 without Parche. Even Chris Evert agrees
Wonderful collection. The French pairings all being seated 1 or 2 but flopping all in R1 
She's still winning slams at 34, which is incredible.
