Monica was simply amazing. Despite being so young and inexperienced in the early 90s, she achieved so much. She's definitely an all time great. I really wished she won the 1998 French Open finals against Aranxta Sanchez Vicario.
With eight Grand Slam singles titles before her 20th birthday, Seles holds the record for most Grand Slam singles titles won as a teenager in the Open Era.
Open era records don’t count much since there was no women’s pro tour before the open era. It is about all-time records. I don‘t think Seles has even one in contrast to the great Steffi who has many.
@@ChicanoPhD Monica took the #1 ranking in 1991 because Steffi played only the 11th-best season (of 15 full seasons) of her career. Would not have happened against average Steffi.
@@monica012077 Yes, 1992 was only the 9th-best year for that player. And yet she destroyed Seles in a Wimbledon final, Seles‘s most important final ever.
@carrerau7138 She won 1 GS that year, she was supposedly the best ever yet she lost to players Monica beat in straight sets. And that was 31 years ago! When are you going to let it go? You Graf fans are getting up there in years, aren't you dead yet? And on a video that has nothing to do with Steffi that shows how sick in the head you are. 🤣
At the end of 1990 Steffi had a bigger lead in the WTA rankings than Seles ever had in 1991-93. Therefore the claim that Seles dominated in 1990 is asinine. Seles dominated the SLAMS in 1991/92. But even in those years she still was 1-3 win/loss against Steffi.
@@EleutheriosKaralis-yq9vl Even though Williams folded like a cheap tent on the threshold of a Grand Slam in 2015 she never was such a fragile flower like Seles. Serena would have turned around, punched the stabber in the face, had some band-aid applied and beaten Maleeva! OK, maybe not, but she would have played again at the USO 93.
@@carrerau7138 Yes,and steffi would sue the whole city of hamburg,complain about incapable surgeons,make a report on WTA Association what must be changed if they still want her to play and use it as an excuse for everything wrong in her life.
@@EleutheriosKaralis-yq9vl Steffi won 6 slams while under a (very public) criminal investigation for tax evasion, 4 of them while her dad was in prison. If there ever was a tough cookie in women’s tennis it was Steffi. A tough and at the same time sweet cookie. That’s why she is the most popular female tennis player of all time by a wide margin.
Best return, best backhand, best passing shots, best angles, drop shots on the rise, best change of direction, overhead off the bounce from mid-court and the baseline, and strongest mental game without all of Serena’s melodramatics. Most grand slam titles as a teenager. One thing MN and CE are right about: Monica would have the most GS titles had it not been for that evil spawn who is thankfully dead.
Americans MN and CE are still so bitter that SG replaced them as GOAT! 😂 To suggest that MS with her eating disorder problems and her dying father would have stood a chance against a peaking SG or against MH, VW and SW is hilarious. 😄😆
With eight Grand Slam singles titles before her 20th birthday, Seles holds the record for most Grand Slam singles titles won as a teenager in the Open Era.
@@samprovenzanorptr And yet Steffi was the best teenage player the open era has seen. 75-2 and 73-3 win/loss records in 1987 and 1988. Wimbledon win and the GOLDEN SLAM in 1988. What a girl!
1992 was the beginning of Monica becoming even more ruthless with every facet of her game becoming even stronger. Minus the concentration challenges in the Wimbledon final, she was playing at level that seemed impossible.
No, Seles was already in decline. She had only a 92.1 winning percentage in the 12 months before the stabbing (May 1992 to April 1993). Lower than the 93.8 % in the previous 12 months (May 1991 to April 1992). She had visibly gained weight (which would continue until the mid-90s). Anyway, her level in 1992 was also significantly lower than Navratilova's in 1983/84 or Steffi's in 1988/89 (or in 1995/96).
@@carrerau7138 A minuscule change in a winning percentage doesn’t mean much to me. Her game was obviously growing stronger, and the rest of the field as well as anyone following the sport was well aware of how her game was evolving to yet another level.
@@Ricky-mo6mv So the decline of a match winning percentage from 93.8 to 92.1 (Seles) means “improvement to another level“ but the rise of a match winning percentage from 89.5 to 97.6 (Steffi of 1991 vs. Steffi in 12 months after stabbing) means same level? You are completely nuts.
It would have been a much better year for Graf if Seles was not around. Look at 1993. Your little friend Parche got his wish and helped her do something she failed at doing for almost 3 years.
@@jujumusique1305 Parche helped Steffi win Wimbledon? Parche helped Steffi reach the USO final for the first time since 1990? Parche helped Steffi not to make 66 unforced errors again in a FO final? Parche helped Steffi to make it to the YEC final for the first time since 1989? How that? And how was Seles responsible for Steffi's bad 1991 year?
@@carrerau7138 Seles was the holder of 4 of the 5 biggest titles on tour. A year after the attack, Graf had won all four with Seles NOT being on the other side of the net. That’s how he helped her. Glad I could help you as it seems neurons are not connecting. Soll ich das auf deutsch schreiben Günther-wannabe? ^^
Doesn't bother me at all. In fact I love seeing and hearing a player give it their all out on the court, and it must be pretty taxing physically to play at this level with two hands off both sides.
Every match against a quality known opponent, better times for the WTA.
Monica was simply amazing. Despite being so young and inexperienced in the early 90s, she achieved so much. She's definitely an all time great. I really wished she won the 1998 French Open finals against Aranxta Sanchez Vicario.
With eight Grand Slam singles titles before her 20th birthday, Seles holds the record for most Grand Slam singles titles won as a teenager in the Open Era.
Open era records don’t count much since there was no women’s pro tour before the open era.
It is about all-time records.
I don‘t think Seles has even one in contrast to the great Steffi who has many.
@@carrerau7138Monica took the #1 ranking and 8 GS titles when gunthergraf was at her supposed “peak.” 😂
@@ChicanoPhD Monica took the #1 ranking in 1991 because Steffi played only the 11th-best season (of 15 full seasons) of her career.
Would not have happened against average Steffi.
@@carrerau7138 Being a nazi doesn't count
@@ChicanoPhD Why would Seles be a Nazi? 🙄
The difference between seles and the others , she was having fun while being deadly focused😊😊
Capriati didn't have fun ? Navratilova didn't have ?
Then why did she always display this grumpy rat face?
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Same as Sanchez in 1995 and Hingis in 1997-99.
Monicaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa💪🏻❤. Thank you for these great compilations of the most amazing female player ever! Love Monica. She looks better as a blonde ;)
Seles was really dominating that year. Such sting in her shots!
And yet she was destroyed in her most important match that year.
@@carrerau7138 And that was the only good win for that player that season.
@@monica012077 Yes, 1992 was only the 9th-best year for that player.
And yet she destroyed Seles in a Wimbledon final, Seles‘s most important final ever.
@carrerau7138 She won 1 GS that year, she was supposedly the best ever yet she lost to players Monica beat in straight sets. And that was 31 years ago! When are you going to let it go? You Graf fans are getting up there in years, aren't you dead yet? And on a video that has nothing to do with Steffi that shows how sick in the head you are. 🤣
@@carrerau7138take your pills Gunther and stay hydrated. Your trolling on every Seles/Graf video is getting boring. Try something else maybe.
Seles dominated 1990 - 1992 …😊
At the end of 1990 Steffi had a bigger lead in the WTA rankings than Seles ever had in 1991-93.
Therefore the claim that Seles dominated in 1990 is asinine.
Seles dominated the SLAMS in 1991/92. But even in those years she still was 1-3 win/loss against Steffi.
In slam finals pre stabbing Monica was 3-1 over Graf @@carrerau7138
Sure did
@@samprovenzanorptr Steffi dominated 1992 more than Seles dominated 1990.
🤣🤣 There’s a reason why a deranged fan of Graf’s stabbed Seles. Because she was dominating the sport… and Graf. :)
Seles an inspiration for all the following tennis players.
You mean all the other mental midgets like Safina and Osaka?
@@carrerau7138 I mean the ultimate female tennis player and berserker Serena Williams.
@@EleutheriosKaralis-yq9vl Even though Williams folded like a cheap tent on the threshold of a Grand Slam in 2015 she never was such a fragile flower like Seles. Serena would have turned around, punched the stabber in the face, had some band-aid applied and beaten Maleeva!
OK, maybe not, but she would have played again at the USO 93.
@@carrerau7138 Yes,and steffi would sue the whole city of hamburg,complain about incapable surgeons,make a report on WTA Association what must be changed if they still want her to play and use it as an excuse for everything wrong in her life.
@@EleutheriosKaralis-yq9vl Steffi won 6 slams while under a (very public) criminal investigation for tax evasion, 4 of them while her dad was in prison.
If there ever was a tough cookie in women’s tennis it was Steffi.
A tough and at the same time sweet cookie.
That’s why she is the most popular female tennis player of all time by a wide margin.
Best return, best backhand, best passing shots, best angles, drop shots on the rise, best change of direction, overhead off the bounce from mid-court and the baseline, and strongest mental game without all of Serena’s melodramatics. Most grand slam titles as a teenager. One thing MN and CE are right about: Monica would have the most GS titles had it not been for that evil spawn who is thankfully dead.
He is?
@@chrato74 the guy who stabbed Monica is dead, yes.
Americans MN and CE are still so bitter that SG replaced them as GOAT! 😂
To suggest that MS with her eating disorder problems and her dying father would have stood a chance against a peaking SG or against MH, VW and SW is hilarious. 😄😆
@@carrerau7138 Get a life...L!
@@chrato74 I‘m not the one living in some woulda-coulda-shoulda parallel universe.
No one has beaten her record yet at only 18 yrs old
Which record?
With eight Grand Slam singles titles before her 20th birthday, Seles holds the record for most Grand Slam singles titles won as a teenager in the Open Era.
Monica is the only woman to have won her first six Grand Slam singles finals.
@@samprovenzanorptr And yet Steffi was the best teenage player the open era has seen.
75-2 and 73-3 win/loss records in 1987 and 1988.
Wimbledon win and the GOLDEN SLAM in 1988.
What a girl!
Poor Graf
1992 was the beginning of Monica becoming even more ruthless with every facet of her game becoming even stronger. Minus the concentration challenges in the Wimbledon final, she was playing at level that seemed impossible.
No, Seles was already in decline.
She had only a 92.1 winning percentage in the 12 months before the stabbing (May 1992 to April 1993).
Lower than the 93.8 % in the previous 12 months (May 1991 to April 1992).
She had visibly gained weight (which would continue until the mid-90s).
Anyway, her level in 1992 was also significantly lower than Navratilova's in 1983/84 or Steffi's in 1988/89 (or in 1995/96).
@@carrerau7138 A minuscule change in a winning percentage doesn’t mean much to me. Her game was obviously growing stronger, and the rest of the field as well as anyone following the sport was well aware of how her game was evolving to yet another level.
@@Ricky-mo6mv You really think Seles in 1993 was on another level than Steffi in 1988/89?
My God, the delusion is staggering…. 😂😂😂
@@Ricky-mo6mv So the decline of a match winning percentage from 93.8 to 92.1 (Seles) means “improvement to another level“ but the rise of a match winning percentage from 89.5 to 97.6 (Steffi of 1991 vs. Steffi in 12 months after stabbing) means same level?
You are completely nuts.
@@carrerau7138 Yup. Monica was certainly her own breed of greatness!
Simply the greatest of all time. Everyone knows this, her fans and the hater as well 😂
Seles in her best year ever against Steffi in her 9th-best career year!
It would have been a much better year for Graf if Seles was not around. Look at 1993. Your little friend Parche got his wish and helped her do something she failed at doing for almost 3 years.
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Parche helped Steffi win Wimbledon?
Parche helped Steffi reach the USO final for the first time since 1990?
Parche helped Steffi not to make 66 unforced errors again in a FO final?
Parche helped Steffi to make it to the YEC final for the first time since 1989?
How that?
And how was Seles responsible for Steffi's bad 1991 year?
@@jujumusique1305 And how was Seles responsible for Steffi's bad 1991 year?
@@jujumusique1305 Where is the old coward?
Speechless again with her pants down?
@@carrerau7138 Seles was the holder of 4 of the 5 biggest titles on tour. A year after the attack, Graf had won all four with Seles NOT being on the other side of the net. That’s how he helped her. Glad I could help you as it seems neurons are not connecting. Soll ich das auf deutsch schreiben Günther-wannabe? ^^
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I really liked Monica but her screams were so annoying
Doesn't bother me at all. In fact I love seeing and hearing a player give it their all out on the court, and it must be pretty taxing physically to play at this level with two hands off both sides.