Francesca Schiavone Will Not Go Away

Francesca Schiavone Will Not Go Away

French Open 2011 30 May 2011

Francesca Schiavone defeated tough Jelena Jankovic, Svetlana Kuznetsova ousted Daniela Hantuchova.


Francesca Schiavone

Francesca Schiavone

Player Profiles 13 Mar 2011

In winning her first Grand Slam at Roland Garros last year, Francesca showed the world a very competitive personality only matched by her most gracious acceptance speech.


Venus To Meet Kim in Semis

Venus To Meet Kim in Semis

US Open 2010 08 Sep 2010

Venus Williams continued her quiet march toward the U.S. Open Championship but the major obstacle is awaiting in the semifinals.


Francesca Schiavone Upsets Samantha Stosur to Win French Open 2010 Women’s Title

Francesca Schiavone Upsets Samantha Stosur to Win French Open 2010 Women’s Title

French Open 2010 05 Jun 2010

With gutsy play, Francesca Schiavone took control of the finals managing to win over the crowd against heavily favored Samantha Stosur en route to her first Grand Slam.


Stosur Roars Past Jankovic

Stosur Roars Past Jankovic

French Open 2010 04 Jun 2010

Francesca Schiavone won the only set she needed and then Samantha Stosur crushed Jalena Jankovic to complete the championship pairing nobody expected.


Francesca and Elena to Meet in Semis

Francesca and Elena to Meet in Semis

French Open 2010 02 Jun 2010

Francesca Schiavone brought her A game out against Caroline Wozniacki and Elena Dementieva overcame powerful Russian Nadia Petrova to seal semifinal berths at Roland Garros.


Serena Bounced, Venus Advances in Madrid

Serena Bounced, Venus Advances in Madrid

Madrid Open 2010 13 May 2010

Nadia Petrova defeated Serena Williams at Madrid Open 2010 Tennis Tournament.


Business Over Pleasure: Week Two Women's Overview

Business Over Pleasure: Week Two Women’s Overview

Now that the first week – and the opening three rounds – of the 2010 Australian Open are over, it’s time to examine what seasoned hands call the “business end” of the tournament, a time when the summer charms of Australia take a back seat to the pursuit of a major championship and some hefty [...]


The Day The Open Rested

The Day The Open Rested

Day six of the 2010 Australian Open could have been compared to an exhausted runner who, after finishing a race and drinking ample fluids, immediately finds a soft bed and blacks out for 10 hours of deep, reviving sleep. Indeed, the end of the third round in the year’s first major tournament marked a point [...]


2010 Australian Open: Day Two News and Notes

2010 Australian Open: Day Two News and Notes

Worthwhile developments and especially newsworthy scores after a packed day of action at Melbourne Park: FIVE-SET THRILLERS ABOUND The losses of Robin Soderling and Juan Carlos Ferrero (mentioned elsewhere on this blog) weren’t the only five-setters witnessed on a rather contentious Tuesday in Australia. Other extended wars dotted the landscape on the blue plexicushion courts [...]

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