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February 3, 2020 Stephanie Kovalchik, _Victoria University_ Research shows that when professional players rise to No. 1 in the world rankings, it often coincides with the broader development
of tennis talent in their home countries. January 19, 2020 Stephanie Kovalchik, _Victoria University_ Since 2003, Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic have combined to win 55 of
the 68 Grand Slams that have been played. Is this the year for a new player to break through? June 25, 2019 Stephanie Kovalchik, _Victoria University_ Game analysis shows the unassuming
Queenslander has risen to the top through a remarkable mix of strengths: all-around flawless technique, excellent agility, and great physical and mental fortitude. January 22, 2018 Stephanie
Kovalchik, _Victoria University_ It can be tough for younger players to make it to the top of professional tennis. But it’s not impossible, if you look at the numbers. January 19, 2018
Stephanie Kovalchik, _Victoria University_ Some of today’s top tennis players are playing more games and at an earlier age than the court stars of yesteryear. And that can lead to injuries.
June 14, 2017 Stephanie Kovalchik, _Victoria University_ The unpredictability of women’s tennis in 2017 should make us strongly question the performance of the official rankings – and not
simply the players’ performance. January 12, 2017 Stephanie Kovalchik, _Victoria University_ Could the broader adoption of the Fast4 tennis format at the professional level prevent the
rising trends in match durations, and make the sport more unpredictable? September 8, 2016 Stephanie Kovalchik, _Victoria University_ Many commentators believe that Serena Williams is the
greatest female tennis player of all time – but that should be judged not just on Grand Slam wins. January 24, 2016 Stephanie Kovalchik, _Victoria University_ Extreme match durations are
more common today than at any other time in the modern tennis era. This poses a threat to the sport’s standard of excellence.