1. Dinara Safina
9801 points | 2. Serena Williams
7838 points | 3. Venus Williams
7237 points | 4. Elena Dementieva
6931 points | 5. Jelena Jankovic
6720 points |
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 September 02 / 2009 / 3:35 PM  Maria Sharapova simply couldn't bear the thought of a U.S. Open taking place without her. So while sidelined with a torn shoulder a year ago, she refused to follow the tournament on TV. Basically pretended it wasn't happening.
On Tuesday night, Sharapova was right where she likes to be: on the Grand Slam stage and in the spotlight. The 2006 U.S...
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Russian Maria Sharapova signaled she might be close to a return to top form by dismissing 10th seeded Nadia Petrova 6-3 6-4 in the first round of the $2 million Toronto Cup on Monday.
While her current ranking of 49th in the world suggests Sharapova provided a big upset, in reality it was a routine victory for the three-time grand slam winner as she i...
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 August 10 / 2009 / 5:22 PM  Due to my summer holiday I haven't been able to update you guys on the Los Angelos tournament. Maria reached the semi finals, which ofcourse is a great achievement! Today the new rankings were released and Maria is now #49 with 1170 points. By reaching the semi's in LA she gained 200 points and 12 spots up the rankings. Maria is currently on spot #34 o...
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 August 01 / 2009 / 12:51 PM  American Venus Williams crushed Russia's Maria Sharapova 6-2 6-2, while her younger sister Serena was upset by Australia's Samantha Stosur in the quarter-finals of the Stanford Classic on Saturday.
Seven-time grand slam champion Venus had not beaten Sharapova in three previous matches on hard courts, but on Saturday she was the more aggressive and accurate in the hard-hitting rallies while destroying the Russian's second serves.
Sharapova only hit 11 winners and committed 30 forced errors.
"She's a tremendous athlete and was probably 10 steps faster to the ball than I was," said Sharapova, who was playing her fifth tournament since returning from shoulder surgery.
"I should have taken the opportunities I had. That's something that comes along with playing and right now, it's not on autopilot for me."
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 July 30 / 2009 / 4:02 PM  aria is through to the quarters at the Bank of the West Classic at Stanford as she defeated #5 seed Nadia Petrova of Russia. Maria won 6-1 6-2 in 1 hour and 1 minute.
Maria put on a dominating display in the 1st set as she has wrapped it up 6-1 in 26 minutes. Maria was serving well as she won every point on 1st serve.
The 2nd set was a similar story to the 1st set as Maria took the set 6-2 in 35 minutes. In the last game when Maria was serving for the match, she didn't drop a point.
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