Tennis superstar Maria Sharapova is the perfect solution to the dilemma in the women’s game today. The tour has never stabilized since Justine Henin stepped down in May of 2008. Henin held the No. 1 ranking for a total of 117 weeks. She is a best rank .
With Henin's abrupt departure, Maria Sharapova assumed the No. 1 ranking only for three weeks prior to the 2008 French Open; then Ana Ivanovic held it for nine weeks after winning the French Open for the first time.
Sharapova with a shoulder dameged after the 2008 Wimbledon Championships. She returned full time to the tour just prior to the 2009 French Open where she did exceptionally well after being out for such an extended period.
During her absence Sharapova’s ranking dropped out of the top 100, falling as far as No. 126. Speculation began about her ability to return to action at all further, that at age 22 her career might be over. Certainly a shoulder injury would weaken her serve the essential piece of her game.
Sharapova, however, returned to singles play in May of 2009 at a clay court event the Warsaw Open—where she lasted all the way to the quarterfinals.
Following the French Open, Sharapova reached the semi-finals at the 2009 Aegon Classic in Birmingham—a grass court warm-up tournament in preparation for Wimbledon.
a
With Henin's abrupt departure, Maria Sharapova assumed the No. 1 ranking only for three weeks prior to the 2008 French Open; then Ana Ivanovic held it for nine weeks after winning the French Open for the first time.
Sharapova with a shoulder dameged after the 2008 Wimbledon Championships. She returned full time to the tour just prior to the 2009 French Open where she did exceptionally well after being out for such an extended period.
During her absence Sharapova’s ranking dropped out of the top 100, falling as far as No. 126. Speculation began about her ability to return to action at all further, that at age 22 her career might be over. Certainly a shoulder injury would weaken her serve the essential piece of her game.
Sharapova, however, returned to singles play in May of 2009 at a clay court event the Warsaw Open—where she lasted all the way to the quarterfinals.
Following the French Open, Sharapova reached the semi-finals at the 2009 Aegon Classic in Birmingham—a grass court warm-up tournament in preparation for Wimbledon.
a
guest blogger invitation
ReplyDeleteHello,
This is Rose writing from www.huliq.com. I visited your blog and liked your content.
Would you be interested to send us a guest post on any of the issues related to the topics that you cover in your blog. We will publish it in our site www.huliq.com
In return with each guest blog we will give one link in the author's byline back to your blog. We only ask that the guest post ( we prefer it be a news coverage, sources can be Google News, CNN, MSNBC, Yahoo News, BBC and others) be a unique story and not be published in your blog.
HULIQ is indexed by Google News and Google requires that the length of the unique news is at least 5 paragraphs. We desire it to be at least 6 paragraphs if possible. And that all need to be a unique content. Once you send us a new story totally unique we will immediately publish it with you link in it, and within 15 minutes it should be indexed by Google News.
Also, please structure author byline as follows:
author's name:
author's e-mail:
author's blog url:
Please let me know if you may have any questions about www.huliq.com.
If you want to consult the topic with me first that's perfectly fine as well.
Many thanks
ruzik.mail@gmail.com