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bemeup

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I wonder if sometimes when a top female player comes up with a clunker of a match and unexpectedly loses, if she might have been effected by “that time of the month.” This is a subject that I have never seen addressed, but it must have a deleterious impact on a woman trying to win a match in a gruelling sport like tennis.
 

shack

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I wonder if sometimes when a top female player comes up with a clunker of a match and unexpectedly loses, if she might have been effected by “that time of the month.” This is a subject that I have never seen addressed, but it must have a deleterious impact on a woman trying to win a match in a gruelling sport like tennis.
It's a reasonable question. Maybe they should announce it as part of the stats.

After all, the NFL is obliged to disclose ALL injuries or illnesses.
 

Insidious Von

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I wonder if sometimes when a top female player comes up with a clunker of a match and unexpectedly loses, if she might have been effected by “that time of the month.” This is a subject that I have never seen addressed, but it must have a deleterious impact on a woman trying to win a match in a gruelling sport like tennis.
Very relevant hypothesis, I remember Justine Henin withdrawing from the Wimbledon Final. I couldn't understand why she did what she did, upon reflection her period must have hit her hard and fast. It was the only logical explanation, she retired from tennis at age 28. Never forget, Henin won 7 Majors when the Williams sisters were in their prime.

 
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