"With 10oz gloves on? People will see some power too. But speed and IQ are what stands out the most. Rusedski said: "I think she's going to be a multiple Grand Slam champion. I think she has the potential to be a world No 1. What she has done in her first two majors, there's very few that have done. She got to the fourth round of Wimbledon in her first major and then she's gone on to win the US Open. The world No 4 still came into the final men's major of the year slightly under the radar due to never previously playing The Open and holding limited links golf experience, other than his Scottish Open appearance the previous week, although that proved to be no issue as he made more major history. The first round sees 16 matches take place across the opening two sessions on Thursday and Friday, as Wright begins the defence of the title he won with an 11-4 defeat of Wade in last year's final.