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Agnieszka Radwanska will doubtless be happy for the former Wimbledon champions Petra Kvitova and Venus Williams to share the limelight as they go toe-to-toe on Centre Court while she goes quietly about her business on No.2 Court. Incidentally, Kvitova, the No.6 seed, is one of the few players to have a winning record against the five-time Wimbledon champion that stretches back as far as 2008.
Radwanska is the antithesis of these two big hitters. She is often compared to Martina Hingis in terms of court craft and opponents invariably unravel before her. One recent victim, Silvia Soler-Espinosa, said she has the ability to make an opponent feel bad about their own game.
The Polish No.4 seed has been knocking on Wimbledon's door for the last six years, during which she had made two quarters, a semi and a final. Could this be her year? Many may soon start to think so, but first she has to dispose of one of those bright young things, Michelle Larcher De Brito, who eliminated Maria Sharapova last year.
Radwanska is the antithesis of these two big hitters. She is often compared to Martina Hingis in terms of court craft and opponents invariably unravel before her. One recent victim, Silvia Soler-Espinosa, said she has the ability to make an opponent feel bad about their own game.
The Polish No.4 seed has been knocking on Wimbledon's door for the last six years, during which she had made two quarters, a semi and a final. Could this be her year? Many may soon start to think so, but first she has to dispose of one of those bright young things, Michelle Larcher De Brito, who eliminated Maria Sharapova last year.
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