Meet The New Powers Of Women's Tennis

It happens every single year.
A handful of the most famous tennis players in the world get eliminated in the early stages of Wimbledon – and we're left to figure out who the heck the remaining players are.
Luckily, we're here to help.
Here are seven of the eight women's tennis players left in this year's draw at Wimbledon that you may not have heard of.
Each of these athletes are at least under the age of 26, but a few of them have found their way into the world top ten rankings.
Tamira Paszek's mighty serve should get your attention
From: Dornbim, Austria
Age: 20
World Ranking: 80
Bio: Paszek has been playing tennis ever since she was a toddler growing up in Austria. She has a strong serve and solid forehand that can give opposing players fits.
Sabine Lisicki has rebounded from numerous injuries to become a top player
From: Troisdorf, Germany
Age: 21
World Ranking: 62
Bio: Sabine has found her form ever since missing most of 2010 with multiple injuries. She's back in the world's top 100 thanks in part to her strong, although sometimes inconsistent, serve.
Tsvetana Pironkova is no slouch on grass
From: Plovdiv, Bulgaria
Age: 23
World Rank: 33
Bio: Pironkova currently holds the distinction of being the best Belgian women's tennis player. Her game is well suited for grass courts, and she showed that when she defeated Venus Williams soundly.
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See Also:
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