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Anke Huber (Germany) Right-handed (two-handed backhand) Career record - 447–225 (66.5%) WTA titles - 12 WTA Finalist - 11 Highest ranking - No. 4 (14 October 1996) Finalist Australian Open - 1996 Semi-Finalist French Open - 1993 Quarter Finalist US Open - 1999, 2000 4th Round Wimbledon -...

Would have been interesting to see how many Grand Slams Williams would have won with if Justine Henin hadn't retired at only 26, she was the only player I can remember who could really trouble Williams and actually had a winning record against Williams in Grand Slams, although it was only 4-3 so...

This game is epic

And just a couple of months before a Federal election. Is Politics in her future?;) Congrats Ash on a wonderful career and all the best for the future.

Men: Pat Rafter, Richard Krajicek Women: Anke Huber, Ana Ivanovic, Ash Barty

Evonne presenting the trophies is a brilliant choice. An absolute dream for Ash.

I'm tearing up. Bloody brilliant.

Collins has been good tonight, but Barty looks a class above. Her Tennis IQ and her ability to change strategies when behind is unmatched at the moment. Well done Ash.

Barty is now standing on or inside the baseline, while Collins is a metre behind. Momentum has changed.

Congrats to Ash, well played. Very well spoken as well.

True. But he also began playing in those tournaments 3 years before Nadal and 5 years before Djokovic. The stats show he has played 24 more Masters 1000 tournaments the Djokovic.

I think this year French Open could decide it. If Nadal wins he equals Federer and probably gets over the line on a head-to-head count. If Djokovic or Federer wins, then they will become the only player of the three to win at least two titles at all four Grand Slam tournaments, and versality on...

Well done Ash.

WOW! Amazing by Wang. Maybe the year we will be witnessing the decline of legend.

There is still some fight in the old dog.

Kerber looks the stronger.

The next 10 minutes will be the hardest, but perhaps greatest and most rewarding of her career. Amazing.

I don't think Tomic has played too badly, perhaps one or two poor games, but he is up against a guy who is in a class of his own at the moment.

Have no issues with Nick and his attitude/antics as he is only 19. Confidence, perhaps arrogance and petulance seem to be the norm at that age. If he doesn't grow out of it in the next few years then my opinion will change.

Replace Nalbandian with Canberra local Nick Kyrgios.

Like to see Radwanska win a major one day. She has a style and elegance that is lacking in the womens game these days.

Nadal is boring me, so I switched to 7TWO and Martina Hingis is playing in a double match. Was never a huge fan of hers (preferred Huber) but she is still a remarkable, highly intelligent player, even in her mid 30's, and I think would be more than competitive in singles.

Now she has to go all the way.

Outside of her French Open championship, this is her greatest win. Well done ANA.

It will be interesting to see if Ana can hold her serve if she doesn't break here.

We are seeing the Ivanovic that has been missing the last 5 years. It's good to see.

I'd like to see more 5 set matches in the women's game. One the best matches I've seen (men's or women's) was a five setter between Anke Huber and Martina Hingis at the 1997 Masters of Champions in Frankfurt, which Huber won 7-5 in the fifth. After about 4 hours on court both women were out on...

Mens: David Nalbandian. Womens: Ana Ivanovic & Jarmila Gajdosova. All-Time: Anke Huber.

I was disappointed when Kirilenko drew Sharapova in the first round as I was hoping the Oz Open would be the springboard to a better season, after a pretty awful 2009. But I'm happy happy happy now. :D Definately the better looking of the two on court today.