There are many indicators to measure the strength of a country's tennis, such as world rankings, championships won, and even the number of player bases and courts, which are one of the criteria.
The Confederations Cup (now renamed Billy Jane Gold Cup) is currently the most important national women's tennis team event in the world, which was founded as early as 1963, and the annual tournament naturally gave birth to many champions.
As a team competition, it is not enough for a national team to have only one good player, but also to pay attention to the average strength of the whole team, so the previous champions of the tournament can briefly see the tennis strength of a country.
Since 2011, a total of five countries have won the Confederations Cup team championship trophy, with the Czech Republic having the most six summits, with Italy (2013), the United States (2017), France (2019) and Russia (2021) each winning the cup.
The Czech Republic has undoubtedly been the best performer in the Confederations Cup of the past decade, and this week's WTA 1000 class event in Miami has also produced a young player who is only 16 years old, Linda Fluvertova.
Linda Fluviltova won the women's singles regular wild card in miami this year, and eventually eliminated Kovinic, Mertens and Azarenka to advance to the women's singles round of sixteen.
However, in the latest fourth round of the matchup, the Czech teenager has been eliminated by the no. 5 seed Bardoza, who will compete with American player Pegura for a place in the final four.
Born on April 2, 2007, Linda Vruvertova's current real-time ranking has reached around 186th, and the future is promising.
I believe that many fans can't help but sigh when they see here, it seems that the Czech Republic is always a new star, how is the comprehensive strength of the Current Czech Women's Tennis?
At present, the czech first sister is Krejickova, born in 1995 as a Grand Slam champion, she is now ranking second, but Kregitskova's presence in the tennis world has not been high.
Born in 1992, the czech second sister Ka Pliskova is undoubtedly in the second half of her career at the age of thirty, and karp, who has come to the world number one but has not yet won a Grand Slam title, is ranked seventh in the world.
Karp, plagued by injuries this season, has yet to claim a single game.
Czech third sister Kvitova as a former talent in the tennis world is now ranked 29th in the world, this year has turned 32 years old, such an age in the rookie WTA is undoubtedly not competitive enough, the future fans only hope that Kvitova can play a few more seasons.
The czech fourth sister is now the world number 32 Vandrosova, she is also the youngest of the top four, born in 1999, Vandrosova seems to have no more bright results after reaching the final of the 2019 French Open.
The only current WTA title comes from the Swiss Biel Open in 2017.
In addition to the above four players, the top 100 Czech players include Signyakova (44th), Martinkova (49th), Mukhova (64th), Andrá Bozkova (77th), and Linda Fruvertova, who performed well in Miami, ranked ninth in the Czech Republic with a world ranking of 186.
So who do you think will be able to carry the banner of leading the Czech women's network in the future? (Source: House of Tennis Author: Barbie)