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Maria Vs Ana Ivanovic , Madrid Open, May 11, 2013, Pt2.
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] Maria Vs Ana Ivanovic , Madrid Open, May 11, 2013.
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Maria defeats Ivanovic for 500th career win Maria has recorded her 500th career win as she advanced to the final of the Mutua Madrid Open. Maria defeated No.16 seed Ana Ivanovic of Serbia 6-4 6-3 in an hour and 17 minutes. Maria is making her first appearance in the final in Madrid and this is her fourth final of 2013. Since winning Rome last year, Maria remains unbeaten on clay and this is her 21st straight win on the surface. In the first set, Maria got the first break in the fifth game as Ivanovic netted a forehand and Ivanovic broke back immediately in the next game. Maria took control of the set by breaking Ivanovic to lead 4-3 with a forehand winner. On set point at 5-4, Ivanovic's shot floated long as Maria took the first set 6-4 in 38 minutes. Ivanovic raced into a 2-0 lead in the second set but Maria won five of the next six games and won the match on a blistering crosscourt forehand winner to book her spot in Sunday's final. In Sunday's final to be played at 1.00 PM local time, Maria will play No.1 seed Serena Williams of the United States. Maria has played Williams fourteen times before and trails the series 2-12 Superb achievement from Maria. Totally made up!
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Found the full match of the Quarter final
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^ Yeah exactly.. Although saying that Sasha Vujačić was 6.5ft. She really should have stayed with him purely based on the height advantage he had on her Maria Sharapova vs Kaia Kanepi Madrid 2013 Quarter Final Highlights
A few other shots regarding my previous post Love it!!
Maria Sharapova sends note to paparazzi after win Earlier this week, the worst-kept secret in tennis was confirmed when European paparazzi snapped pictures of Maria Sharapova“snuggling” through the streets of Madrid with her boyfriend, 21-year-old Grigor Dimitrov. The photos were taken one day after Dimitrov upset world No. 1 Novak Djokovic. Previously, the coupling of the Russian tennis star and the Bulgarian up-and-comer had existed only in rumor, innuendo, blushing denials and cryptic messages during interviews. The pictures made it officially official. So how did Sharapova react when the cat was finally let out of the bag? With a smile and good humor, courtesy a delightful message written on a camera after her quarterfinal win in Madrid. “How did you catch us??” she wrote with a smile. I don’t know, but traipsing cheek-to-cheek through the streets of a major European city that happens to be hosting a dual-tour tennis tournament couldn’t have helped.
You're welcome Maria advances to Madrid semis Maria is through to the semis of the Mutua Madrid Open for the first time after she defeated Kaia Kanepi of Estona 6-2 6-4 in an hour and 22 minutes. The first set took 34 minutes as Maria raced into a 4-1 lead. Maria dropped only one more game throughout the set and won set point on an ace. After a trade of breaks at the beginning of the second set, Maria got the decisive break to lead 4-3. At 5-4 40-15 on Maria's serve, Kanepi hit a return into the net as Maria recorded her 20th consecutive win on clay. In the semis to be played on Saturday at around 1.00 PM local time, Maria will play No.16 seed Ana Ivanovic of Serbia. Maria has played the 25-year-old eight times before and leads 6-4.
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Maria Sharapova and Grigor Dimitrov spotted kissing in the streets of Madrid The rumours have now been confirmed. Maria Sharapova and Grigor Dimitrov are now officially a couple. The two were spotted together in the streets of Madrid, hand in hand and at one point were also kissing passionately. Dimitrov and Sharapova have been rumoured to be dating since the beginning of the year but neither side had confirmed or denied the stories. The 25 year old Sharapova is the world no. 2 and the highest earning female athlete in the world. Dimitorv is 21 years old and ranked no. 29 in the world. He defeated world no. 1 Novak Djokovic in the second round in Madrid on Tuesday and thanked his girlfriend for inspiring him to the win. Sharapova's good looks have made her one of the most famous women in the world while Dimitrov has been nicknamed Baby Fed for many years now due to his likeness in game to Roger Federer. Source :
"Enjoying an afternoon at the park"
Sharapova digs in to see off Lisicki Maria Sharapova powered into the quarter-finals of the Madrid Open with a battling victory over Sabine Lisicki on Thursday, and she was later joined by Serena Williams. Sharapova is building up towards the defence of her French Open crown and she has looked good in Madrid this week. She followed up her wins over Alexandra Dulgheru and Christina McHale by digging in to see off Lisicki 6-2 7-5. The world No. 2 Sharapova asserted her authority with a break of serve in the opening game and a punishing backhand handed her a double break. Lisicki steeled herself to break back but she was unable to hold her serve. A double fault coughed up two more break points and she threw a backhand way over the baseline. For all her problems on serve, Lisicki was confident from the back of the court and she broke for a second time in the set, aided by a stunning drop shot that gave Sharapova no play. The drop shot then put Lisicki on the back foot at the start of the seventh game as a mistimed effort was punished by Sharapova who promptly broke again and then held serve to close out the set. Lisicki held for first time in match at start of the second, closing out the game with a crisp ace. The German put herself in the driving seat in the set when breaking the Sharapova serve for a 3-1 lead but she overdid the drop shot in the following game and Sharapova feasted on the short balls to break back. Sharapova shook off a couple of break points to hold in the eighth game, sticking to her plan of serving to the Lisicki forehand, and saved set points in the 10th. Lisicki was made to rue not taking her chances as Sharapova took a marathon 11th game and closed out the match on her own serve. Serena Williams was next on Manolo Santana to play Sharapova's compatriot Maria Kirilenko, currently ranked 12th in the world. The American had not looked entirely comfortable on clay this week, but she advanced impressively 6-3 6-1 to reach the last-eight. The match stayed on serve for the first six games of the opening set, at which point Williams converted her first break chance to lead 4-3. Dropping only two of 18 points on serve in the set, she then comfortably saw things out with a further break to take control. Kirilenko's serve began to fall apart and she fell 4-0 behind at the start of the second, representing four consecutive breaks for Williams. In the end, victory was wrapped up in 64 minutes.
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Damn those who choose the photos for the magazine, these captures I feel are much more original...
Maria Vs McHale Madrid Open 2013 Full Hightlights
There was me thinking you were personally on the look out. I was about to introduce myself
