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Hingis puts together her WTA Fantasy team

The Swiss star selected who she thought had the best chances in D

ByNiko Vercelletto

Published Feb 15, 2018

Martina Hingis may be retired from tennis, but that doesn't mean her eye isn't still on the sport. She took part in the Porsche Race to Singapore challenge, choosing who she thought had the best chances at the WTA Finals as well as who will do the best in Doha.

Some of her picks were obvious, such as Caroline Wozniacki, who just won the Australian Open, and Simona Halep. However, she also chose less familiar players, such as Julia Georges. Next comes the waiting game to see if Hingis made the correct selections.

Hingis, who retired at the end of 2017, helped coach the Swiss Fed Cup team last weekend.

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The Swiss team fell to a strong Czech Republic front, 3-1.

Hingis puts together her WTA Fantasy team

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