Liga Dekmeijere

Liga Dekmeijere's shirt says "All men are dangerous." But we think Liga is pretty dangerous herself. The Latvian beauty has a WTA doubles ranking of 87, and won her first WTA doubles title earlier this year at Vina del Mar, Chile. She reached another WTA doubles final a few weeks ago at S'Hertogenbosch.

Liga began playing tennis at age six and is coached by her father. Perhaps that's who taught her the two-handed backhand. She has a sister who captains Latvian women's national hockey team.

In addition to Liga's recent highlights on the WTA doubles circuit, she has won around 16 career doubles title in ITF tournaments.

Nicole Vaidisova

Nicole Vaidisova bit the dust - or the grass, rather - at Wimbledon today, too. Vaidisova lost to Chinese surprise Jie Zheng 2-6, 7-5, 1-6, in the quarterfinals.

Nicole was the 18th seed, and her WTA ranking is currently 22nd.

Agnieszka Radwanska

Poland's Agnieszka Radwanska reached the Wimbledon quarterfinals, but there she ran into an on-form Serena Williams. And that was the end of Agnieszka's run.

Radwanska is No. 11 in the WTA rankings and has three tournament titles since the start of 2007. One of those was a win over Elena Dementieva in the finals at the Instanbul Cup.