Australian Open 2008 - Women's Singles

damian123

Własnie coś mi sie zdaje że ostatno ją chyba polubiłaś

dziwne.Jakaś choroba "szarapowska" panuje to tym AO na naszym forum

Ja nie mówie zze się nie ciesze :hyhy:

Alice

Damian dużo wody w mej Warcie i jeszcze więcej Yarry w Melbourne musi upłynąć, żebym ja sie z Mashą "polubiła". I na nic nie choruje, wręcz przeciwnie - jestem zdrowa i mam sie dobrze

A że napisałam kilka pochlebnych słów na temat Sharapovei zasadniczo nic nie zmienia.

Gość

Maria Sharapova

The 20-year-old is well on her way to a return to the top spot in the world rankings just when Justine Henin seemed to be claiming an invincible status on par with Roger Federer. Sharapova looked past a 32-match win streak and saw a mere mortal, mopping the floor with the top-seeded Belgian in the quarter-finals. The girl named Maria has clearly recovered from her 2007 injury woes, cementing her third Grand Slam title and moving one Coupe Suzanne Lenglen away from the Career Slam.

Ana Ivanovic

Another WTA stunner who will soon be known by her first name alone, Ana confirmed the star status she began to build after reaching the Roland Garros final last year. The Serbian teenager, who moves up to second in the world rankings, put up a valiant effort in her 7-5 6-3 loss to the spectacular Sharapova and proved she is a future Grand Slam champion.

Agnieszka Radwanska

Though her name is more difficult to pronounce/retain than borscht (barszcz in her native Polish), Agnieszka could soon be up on as many billboards as Maria and Ana. The Polish 18-year-old showed that her giant-killing exploits at last year's US Open, where she unseated then-defending champion Sharapova, were no fluke. A-Rad whooped another Russian heavyweight in Melbourne, this time taking the scalp of second seeded Svetlanta Kuznetsova on her way to the quarter-finals.

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