Original sentence: At Roland Garros in 2007, Martina Navratilova said that "Henin's offense is just phenomenal... it's  sort of like we've got 'the female Federer', or maybe the guys have 'the male Justine Henin', because she is just head and shoulders above everyone else right now" (interview with Barbara Schett, Eurosport, 7th June 2007).Henin's playing style is well admired in tennis: John McEnroe once described Henin's tennis as "Federertennis", frequently describing  Henin as 'the Roger Federer of women's tennis'.Henin's single-handed backhand, which was by this time rare in both men's and women's tennis, was one of the most powerful and accurate in the game (Henin frequently recorded higher speeds off her single-handed backhand than many of leading players' double-handed backhand speeds )
Edited sentence: At Roland Garros 2007,  Martina Navratilova said that "Henin's offense is just phenomenal... it's  sort of like we've got 'the female Federer', or maybe the guys have 'the male Justine Henin', because she is just head and shoulders above everyone else right now" (interview with Barbara Schett, Eurosport, 7th June 2007).Consequently, Henin's playing style was one of the most admired in tennis: John McEnroe once described Henin's tennis as "Federertennis", frequently describing  Henin as 'the Roger Federer of women's tennis' (BBC commentaries and  studio interviews, Wimbledon 2005, 2006, 2007).Henin had a very aggressive, yet highly versatile, all-court playing  style and could hit all the fundamental shots to an extremely high level of  technical proficiency.Henin played with a rare combination of power and finesse that allowed success on all surfaces.Henin's single-handed backhand, which was by this time rare in both men's and women's tennis, was one of the most powerful and accurate in the game (Henin frequently recorded higher speeds off her single-handed backhand than many of leading players' double-handed backhand speeds)