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Australian Open Women's Preview: With 14 major champions in the field, the possibilities are endless
We look ahead at a few of them in our bracket breakdown.
Published Jan 13, 2022
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More than half of Osaka's tour-level titles have come on the Grand Slam stage (4/7).
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Last season, Krejcikova went 15-3 at the majors in singles.
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Can Sabalenka serve her way out of a concerning 2022 start? In her first two matches, the world No. 2 has combined to cough up 39 double faults.
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