It appears that Russian tennis cutie pie, Maria Sharapova, is back. After her first round 3-set victory over No. 64 ranked Anastasia Yakimova of Belarus, 3-6, 6-1, 6-2, it was questionable how well she would do against her 2nd round opponent, fellow Russian No. 11 ranked Nadia Petrova. However, Sharapova proved to be up to
Russian cutie pie, Maria Sharapova, is back in Grand Slam action playing in the 2009 French Open. Sharapova passed her first test, defeating No. 64 ranked Anastasia Yakimova of Belarus. Sharapova got off to a slow start resulting in a 3-set match, but came out on top 3-6, 6-1, 6-2. Sharapova is just 2-1 in
Russian cutie pie, Maria Sharapova, is celebrating her 22nd birthday today. She was born in Nyagan, Russia on April 19, 1987. She currently resides in Bradenton, Florida. Unfortunately she isn't celebrating her birthday on the tennis court as she continues to deal with a shoulder injury. She has not played any singles in any tournaments
Russian cutie pie, Maria Sharapova, made her long awaited return to tennis after seven months off because of a shoulder injury with a doubles match at the 2009 WTA BNP Paribas Open. Sharapova teamed up with compatriot Elena Vesnina for the match. Unfortunately it was a one-match tournament for her comeback. They lost to the
Russian cutie pie, Maria Sharapova, has announced that she make her long anticipated return to tennis this week in the 2009 WTA Indian Wells tournament at Indian Wells, California, USA March 11-24. However, it appears she is sneaking in the back door to test out her shoulder. She will not be playing singles, which has
Bad news for Maria Sharapova fans. She has delayed her re-entry into the tennis circuit again, pulling out of the upcoming Open GDF Suez and Barclays Dubai Tennis Championships in February because of ongoing shoulder problems. Sharapova says on her website, "Right now I'm aiming for Palm Springs, or Miami, depending on how things shape
The squeals and shrieks of Russian cutie pie, Maria Sharapova, will be missing from the 2009 Australian Open Tournament. She has withdrawn from the event claiming she just has not had enough training time since her shoulder injury sidelined her last season. At MariaSharapova.com, she explains, "I am very sorry to announce that I am
Russian cutie pie, Maria Sharapova, had the highest winning percentage on tour this year at 89%. Sharapova went 32-4 through the year. She started out well, winning the first 18 matches she played this season. She played great at the Australian Open winning her 3rd Grand Slam. It certainly looked like it would be Sharapova's
Russian tennis cutie pie, Maria Sharapova, has had her life threatened, according to the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel. Now, does Sharapova look like anyone who needs to be threatened? Kissed, maybe, but not threatened! Reportedly, former Wisconsin football player Leonard Taylor has also been charged with threatening his former coach, Barry Alvarez. The complaint said Taylor left
Good news tennis fans! Russian cutie pie Maria Sharapova will be back to defend her Australian Open title in mid-January, according to her agent. The timeline for her recovery from a shoulder injury suffered during the last season is on schedule. She tore a rotator cuff tendon in her right shoulder in July, causing her
