Caroline Wozniacki, cutie pie from Denmark, advanced to the Quarterfinals of the WTA ASB Classic being held in Auckland, New Zealand. Wozniacki was the 2nd seed in the tournament. She had an easy win over No. 172 ranked Alberta Brianti of Italy, 6-1, 6-0. In the second round, she defeated No. 64 ranked Jill Craybas
Russian cutie pie, Elena Dementieva, holds her trophy after wining the championship match of the 2009 WTA ASB Classic played in Auckland, New Zealand January 5- 11. In the final match, No. 4 ranked Dementieva defeated fellow Russian, No. 63 ranked Elena Vesnina. Dementieva lived up to her No. 1 seeding, never dropping a set
German born cutie pie, Nicole Vaidisova, was beaten out in the second round of the WTA ASB Classic currently under way in Auckland, New Zealand. She is shown here playing a forehand against Elena Vesnina who defeated her. Vaidisova was the 6th seed in the tournament. She had a close 3-set match in the first
Russian cutie pie, Elena Dementieva, has advanced to the final of the WTA ASB Classic being held in Auckland, New Zealand January 5-11. She will face No. 76 ranked Elena Vesnina of the Ukraine in the championship match. Dementieva, the 1st seed in the tournament, was pushed to 7-5 in her first set, but then
This is how Serbian cutie pie, Ana Ivanovic, should look - hot, sweaty, determined, and winning! Ivanovic. the No. 1 seed in the tournament, is through the first round of the 2009 WTA Brisbane International being played in Brisbane, Australia. She defeated No. 48 ranked Petra Kvitova of the Czech Republic convincingly in straight sets,
The photo says it all - UPSET! The first round of the new season produced an early upset as No. 21 ranked Slovakian cutie pie, Daniela Hantuchova, was upset 7-6(7-1), 4-6, 0-6 by No. 41 ranked Sara Errani of Italy. They are playing in the 2009 WTA Brisbane International in Brisbane, Australia. It was tough
Are you ready tennis fans? Finally the new tennis season is here. Tennis fans around the world have been anxiously waiting for the new season, to see who will take control and claim the number one spot on both the men's and the women's sides. The first tournament of the year is the WTA Brisbane
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
Serbian cutie pie, Ana Ivanovic celebrates her 21st birthday with a piece of birthday cake. Ivanovic was at the 2008 WTA Sony Ericsson Tour Championships in Doha, Qatar at the time. Ivanovic has a smile on her face while celebrating her birthday, but it was not a good tournament for her. She lost all three
Jelena Jankovic of Serbia receives her trophy from WTA CEO Larry Scott for ending the year ranked No. 1 in the WTA world rankings. Jankovic had just defeated No. 4 ranked Serbian cutie pie, Ana Ivanovic in her first round robin match at the 2008 Sony Ericsson Tour Championships on Nov. 4 in Doha, Qatar.
