Archive for the ‘Sara Errani’ Category

I love Fed Cup for a variety of reasons. The team camaraderie, the endless drama and its ‘three times a year’ status makes it a unique experience compared to the grind of the tour. When reviewing the results yesterday, however, I discovered something that makes Fed Cup even more awesome. The Fed Cup website archived PDF, printed […]


Open GDF Suez Women’s Singles – Mona Barthel d. (1) Sara Errani 75 76(4) Mona Barthel, who was runner-up to Elena Vesnina in Hobart prior to the Australian Open, took home her second career title and first at the Premier level in Paris. A solid week for the German #3 saw her post wins over […]


Women’s Singles – (2) Maria Sharapova d. (21) Sara Errani 63 62 Maria Sharapova cemented her place among the all-time greats by winning her first Roland Garros title, and completing the career Grand Slam. She is the only woman to complete the career Grand Slam by winning her fourth major title. “It’s a wonderful moment […]


l to r: First-time major finalist Sara Errani will be looking to spoil the party as Maria Sharapova looks to complete the career Grand Slam.  July 3rd, 2004. Maria Sharapova, then just 17, stunned the tennis world by winning Wimbledon. The Russian stepped out, on the biggest stage in the sport, and announced to the […]


Budapest Grand Prix Women’s Singles – (1) Sara Errani d. Elena Vesnina 75 64 Sara Errani won her third title of the season in Budapest on Saturday, running her clay court record to 15-0 on the year and increasing her career number of titles to five. “Elena was playing very strong today – my congratulations to […]


The Czech Republic are the defending Fed Cup champions, winning the 2011 title with a 3-2 score against Russia. Russia vs. Serbia: Sports Palace “Megasport” – Moscow, Russia Russia - Elena Vesnina, Svetlana Kuznetsova, Maria Kirilenko, Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova Serbia- Jelena Jankovic, Ana Ivanovic, Bojana Jovanovski, Aleksandra Krunic With the absence of World #2 Maria Sharapova, and World […]


e-Boks Copenhagen Open  Women’s Singles – (2) Angelique Kerber d. (1) Caroline Wozniacki 64 64 Angelique Kerber won the second title of her career in Copenhagen, handing Caroline Wozniacki her first loss at her home tournament since it was first held in 2010. Kerber’s first career title came earlier this year in Paris (d. Bartoli). “It […]



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