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Struggled mightily in Australia. Anything past the second round would be a success.

Her performance in Jan will speak volumes. Kerber relies heavily on athleticism; if that’s non-existent then you have to start pressing the panic button.

It’s a testament to Serena’s GOATness that she is the favourite to win despite not playing any tennis in almost a year. We are not worthy.

Reaching the quarterfinals would be a great reward for what’s been a solid three-year stretch of decent AO campaigns.

Kasatkina is probably the best prospect coming out of Russia since Sharapova in ‘04; such is her talent and aggressiveness. This season’s ‘Penko?

Dasha gets better as the stage gets bigger.

The former AO finalist had a borderline nightmare 2017 season but it would be premature to say she’s cooked. If healthy, Domi is good for the quarters.

Save for a couple of round four runs, Peng has mostly struggled in Melbourne. Why would 2018 be any different?

With injuries, a form slump and a wedding in July, 2017 was a write off for Aga. Way, way too good to be seeded this low.

A Fantasy Tennis League favourite this year, people are starting to expect big things from Kvitova again. An AO title would be magical.

Four years since Safarova has made it passed the 2R of the AO. Had patches of success in 2017 but nothing to suggest she will be any kind of threat in Melbourne.

At somewhat of a crossroads - is Bertens just a journeywoman or could she be a late bloomer a la Jo Konta? 1-5 win-loss record at the Australian Open.

If you look up ‘perseverance’ in the dictionary there is a photo of MLB’s Australian Open record. At 35-years-old, another SF will be tough to achieve - but not impossible.

Nobody talks about it but Makarova has been really good in Melbourne. Despite being the last seed she is a borderline lock for the final 16.