2002 US Open First Round Widjaja vs Kournikova

[@kurniahidayat9105]

Keren bgt ni angeliqe Wijaya, petenis asal Bandung, body tinggi, wajah cantik namun sayang karir ny terhalang cedera, pernah juara Wimbledon junior

[@utomosamplenk2356]

Dia bilang faktor cidera sebab utama dia mundur..utamany faktor mental..TDK kerasan DG kehidupan sbgi petenis pro..kesepian

[@RianKon-wr3ci]

@@utomosamplenk2356sok tau lo

[@telefantastic7010]

bangga punya tennis legend kyk mbk angie😍🤗

[@amb817]

Anna had a great all court game and was very athletic, but just couldn’t get past her nerves and win any tournaments

[@zacharyhall1441]

What nerves she made all that money because of her looks...and I do not blame her..because if I look super handsome and made millions on endorsements then the sport I played..then I would have played half ass like kounrnikova did...if she would have put in more hard work and effort her results would have been way better..what a beauty but she was a big loss.

[@aasica09]

40 errors this match. Seems like she didn’t want to be there and/or was injured.

[@antoniobecerro2956]

I was there 16 years old.

[@voodooshaman2200]

No wonder the crowd were booing.... How does someone win a match at all with a winner: unforced error rate of 1:17, never mind win a match 3 and 0? Oh yeah, when your opponent hits 40 unforced errors in a 44minute match.

[@Test-tc4cx]

Imagine she would’ve converted one of the first two match points. She wouldn’t have hit a single winner 🤣

[@starchannel2523]

Miss 2nd round is Angelique Widjaya

[@jemmyjulianus4632]

Setiap kali melihat Angie main saya cuma memperhatikan pergerakannya yang lambat dan tidak selincah kelas top 10

[@leavesss5558]

Kl sy malah ngeliat si mboe tetangga sebelah yg katanya hebat, pas liat videonya oalah backhandnya nyongkat nyangkut

[@benojojojojo6149]

Sangat gampang dikalahin pemain di luar ranking 100 dunia saat ini. Servenya aja lemah di video ini..

[@sayaaj7701]

@@leavesss5558 yayuk mmng hebat smpe mnduduki peringkat 19 dunia dan mnjuarai asian games drpd luu yg cman bacot doang tak berguna,,, memalukan!!!

[@RianKon-wr3ci]

@@benojojojojo6149yang parah ada petenis lain yg kerjaanya nyangkut melulu tapi kl diwawancara suka membanggakan diri sendiri

[@endakendari3965]

Dulu saya Ter Angie Angie saat dia juara Wimbledon Junior di Usia-16 dengan bodynya yang tinggi semampai seperti Lindsey Devenport, tapi tiba-tiba dia menghilang dari peredaran 😢😊

[@leavesss5558]

edun baru tau ada org indo kapasitas n teknik mainnya setipe sm kls venus dkk

[@ferdiantaofik3539]

kerenn thx ada 10 mnt gk 😁😁

[@heriyanto4592]

Dmana ayeuna neng geulis,hebat pd masa itu

[@RianKon-wr3ci]

Wow…. Satu satunya petenis Indoensia yg punya pukulan sehebat Venus Wiliam

[@djokowinarso5496]

Angie.... seperti Lindsay Davenport

[@ManuelPabloArnao]

She just looked like she didn't care, didn't want to be there, and just wanted to get off the court...

[@danieln1]

1 winner for the winner 🤣🤣🤣

[@aminullah2277]

Bisa2nya angie membantai anna kournikova😮

[@s.w.d4010]

Anna hit the ball extremely flat & hard and that is really tough to beat when that style of player is doing everything right. However, it’s also very risky. Without the proper foot work or nerves that style of play can produce a lot of errors. The Williams Sisters hit hard & flat. BUT when they were on the defense or in trouble they learned to hit with more topspin, while Kournikova did not.

[@vixter33]

Flat game or not, Kournikova just sucked at this particular stage of her career. If I'm not mistaken, she lost in the first round of four Slams in a row.

[@suar306]

Indonesia

[@raymondmajors25]

She’s playing like she’s ready for a nap

[@travels129]

Anna was gorgeous but hopeless singles player

[@dybbuk222]

She was a Wimbledon semifinalist and top 10 player who had wins over the likes of Graf and Davenport. Only under the most bizarre definition of "hopeless" does Anna qualify. This match is from the twilight of her career when she'd been struggling with injury and loss of motivation. It is not an example of how good a player she actually was.

[@selfcareizthebestcare]

More on Anna Kournikova... First coach in Russia was Larisa Preobrazhenskaya; went to Nick Bollettieri Tennis Academy in Bradenton, Florida for tennis training in February 1992 and stayed until moving to Miami in 1997...Began playing tennis at age five with friends in a weekly childrenÆs sports program...MotherÆs name is Alla; fatherÆs name is Sergei..Graduated from a Russian high school in 1997, and started Physical Culture Russian Academy in September 1997...In 2000, made a $10,000 donation to junior tennis in Russia and financially assisted the upgrade of her first tennis club, Spartak...Likes to dance, read and listen to music...Favorite tournaments are Roland Garros and Wimbledon...Other sports interests include NBA basketball, ice hockey and Major League Baseball...Favorite color is black...Loves animals, art, fashion, the ocean and beaches. Career Highlights SINGLES
Winner: 1996 - ITF/Midland-USA, ITF/Rockford-USA.
Finalist (4): 2002 - Shanghai; 2000 - Moscow; 1999 - Hilton Head; 1998 - Miami.

DOUBLES
Winner (16): 2002 - Australian Open (w/Hingis), Shanghai (w/J.Lee); 2001 - Sydney (w/Schett), Moscow (w/Hingis); 2000 - Season-Ending Championships, Filderstadt, Zurich, Philadelphia (all w/Hingis), Gold Coast (w/Halard-Decugis), Hamburg (w/Zvereva); 1999 - Australian Open, Season-Ending Championships, Indian Wells, Rome, Eastbourne (all w/Hingis); 1998 - Tokyo [Princess Cup] (w/Seles).

MIXED DOUBLES
Finalist (2): 2000 - US Open (w/Mirnyi); 1999 - Wimbledon (w/Bjorkman).

ADDITIONAL
Russian Fed Cup Team 1996-97, 2000. Russian Olympic Team 1996. Career in Review 1994 - Received WC into ITF/Moscow-RUS qualifying as a 14-year-old
1995 - Unranked, made Tour debut at Moscow as a qualifier and reached 24 (l. to No. 3 seed Appelmans); debuted on season-ending rankings at No. 281
1996 - Ended season ranked No. 57, a 224-spot improvement in 12 months; won first professional singles titles at ITF/Midland-USA as a qualifier (dropping one set in eight matches), then at ITF/Rockford-USA; made Grand Slam debut at US Open (only second Tour main draw), d. world No. 14 Paulus in 3r before falling to world No. 1 Graf in 4r; afterwards (September 9), ranking jumped from No. 144 to debut in Top 100 at No. 69; represented Russia at Atlanta Olympics (l. 1r to Courtois) and at age 14, became youngest player to compete and win in Fed Cup competition, helping Russia to d. Sweden 3-0 in 1r
1997 - Became second woman in Open Era to reach SF (her first on Tour) in her Wimbledon debut (Evert in 1972 was first, Stevenson in 1999 was third); d. world No. 5 Majoli and No. 10 A. Huber en route, saved 1 mp in 2r win over Rittner; earlier at Berlin, scored first Top 10 win over world No. 6 Sanchez-Vicario in 3r to reach first Tour QF, l. to eventual champion MJ Fernandez and breaking into Top 50 (May 19) at No. 48; l. to world No. 1 Hingis in 3r of Roland Garros; withdrew from Philadelphia with a foot injury
1998 - Broke into Top 20 on March 30 at No. 16 after reaching career-first Tour singles final at Miami; d. No. 4 Seles, No. 9 Martinez, No. 2 Davenport and No. 8 Sanchez-Vicario in consecutive days (joining Evert-1977 VS Championships, Navratilova-1978 VS Championships and 1979 Wimbledon, Goolagong-Cawley-1980 Wimbledon, Pierce-1995 Australian Open, Davenport-1996 Olympics and Novotna-1997 Championships as players to have beaten four Top 10 players in same tournament); fell to V. Williams in 3s; at Berlin, d. No. 5 Sanchez-Vicario and No. 1 Hingis (HingisÆ first loss to someone younger than her) en route to SF; reached 4r at Roland Garros and US Open; at Eastbourne, in QF, handed No. 2 seed Graf only her third grasscourt loss of 1990s, and scored unique achievement of beating last five players to have held No. 1 ranking since 1987 in the space of three months; during match with Graf, fell on her right thumb which forced her withdrawal from SF and Wimbledon (returned in late August at Canadian Open); broke into Top 10 for first time on June 22 at No. 10; with loss to No. 24 Farina Elia at Moscow, l. to a lower-ranked player for first time in 34 career losses, an Open Era record and first loss to someone outside Top 15 in two years
1999 - Ended season as worldÆs No. 1 doubles player; reached one singles final (Hilton Head), three SF, three QF and won her first Grand Slam doubles title w/first-time partner Hingis at Australian Open; reached 4r in singles at all four Grand Slams; Hilton Head final vs. Hingis was the youngest in 27-year history with a combined age of 36 years, five months; at Amelia Island, d. No. 2 Davenport and No. 10 Schnyder for her first Top 10 wins since 1998 Berlin; suffered stress fracture in right foot while practicing for Canadian Open in early August and was off the Tour for nearly three months, returning in Linz the last week of October
2000 - Finished inside Top 15 for third consecutive year and first time in Top 10 at No. 8; reached one singles final (Moscow), eight SF and seven QF; won season-ending Championships doubles title for second successive year (w/Hingis); tore a ligament in left ankle in Berlin 2r in May, forcing her withdrawal from Rome
2001 - Season dominated by injury including a left foot stress fracture which forced her withdrawal from 12 tournaments, incl. Roland Garros and Wimbledon; underwent surgery in April; prior to injury, reached second career Grand Slam QF at Australian Open, Tokyo [Pan Pacific] SF (l. to Seles in 3s) and Paris Indoors QF (l. to Mauresmo in 3s); returned to the Tour at San Diego, l. 1r to Pratt in 3s (reached doubles final w/Hingis); withdrew from several events due to continuing problems with her left foot and did not return until Leipzig (l. to Myskina in 2r), incurring her first career loss to a fellow Russian in a Tour event; won Moscow doubles title (w/Hingis), their 10th title together; won first matches since returning from injury at Luxembourg to reach QF (l. to eventual champion Clijsters)
2002 - Won Australian Open doubles w/Hingis, their second Grand Slam together; began singles season at Auckland, reaching SF (l. to eventual champion Smashnova); as a WC, reached Tokyo [Pan Pacific] SF, her first Tier I SF appearance since 2001 Tokyo [Pan Pacific] (l. to Seles in 3s); reached Acapulco SF (l. to eventual champion Srebotnik in 3s); Wimbledon doubles semifinalist (w/Rubin), representing the only team to win a set from eventual champions Williams/Williams; at Stanford halted five-match losing-streak and reached QF, l. to eventual champion V. Williams, marking third time in three appearances at the tournament to lose to her; reached third SF of season at San Diego (l. to Dokic 67(6) 76(2) 60 after holding 2 mp); at Shanghai, reached first singles final in nearly two years (2000 Moscow), l. to No. 1 seed Smashnova, having beaten her twice in US Open lead-up; won Shanghai doubles title w/first-time partner J. Lee; sprained right ankle at Moscow, forcing her to withdraw for rest of season
2003 - Collected first Grand Slam match victory in two years at Australian Open, d. Nagyova 1r (l. to Henin-Hardenne in 2r); withdrew from Tokyo [Pan Pacific] due to sprained back suffered at Australian Open and did not return to Tour until Miami; retired in 1r of Charleston due to left adductor strain; reached SF at ITF/Sea Island-USA before withdrawing from match vs. Sharapova due to adductor injury; upset in 1r ITF/Charlottesville-USA; did not compete for rest of season due to continuing back injury www.wtatennis.com/players/110375/anna-kournikova#bio

[@adit3539]

Napa ni bocah kagak nerusin sih? Ada yg bisa jelasin? 🗿

[@galihgumilar2347]

Cedera

[@ryusin9307]

Cedera lutut

[@abduljaharuddin8405]

Cedera setelah comback dia tidak menemukan lagi permainannya seperti dulu padahal saat usia 17 th dia sudah ikut grand slam senior kalau jaman sekarang sulit sekarang remaja di bawah 18 th ikut grand slam

[@bee-or9uk]

Bukan cedera, tp lebih ke burnout, macam mental problem kaya Osaka sekarang. Sebenernya kalau cedera tidak parah

[@reoballe]

2006 sempet comeback ikut Wismilak International di Bali

[@leavesss5558]

Angelic Waidjaya malah keliatan lebih hebat dari Yayuyu

[@arifzainudinf5349]

Tapi kalau lihat match Yayuk menang lawan Lindsay Devenport mantan pemain no 1 dunia mungkin akan menilai berbeda. Lagi pula secara rangking lebih konsisten Yayuk

[@leavesss5558]

@@arifzainudinf5349 ada videonya ga?kami perlu bukti

[@hadisaputro7865]

Sayang karir nya Angie seumur jagung, coba tidak cedera dan bermain di level nya pasti bisa lbh baik, BTW Yayuk ttp the best di Indo sampai saat ini

[@leavesss5558]

Asli liat video ini edun diksh 0, Ngieee mantab banget toppp, pemain Indo terbaik yang pernah gw liat sich

[@jemmyjulianus4632]

Pergerakan Angie terlalu lambat......