Maria Sharapova Reached French Oper Final , And Again World No.1

Maria Sharapova slammed a second-serve ace down the middle to seal a commanding, 6-3, 6-3 sweep of Petra Kvitova in style. Sharapova roared into her first French Open final and regained the world No. 1 ranking in the process. Maria has qualified for the 2nd time of the year in the final of a Grand Slam, first for her in Paris, after two failures in Paris, it leaves the Czech Petra Kvitova in two sets (6-3 6 - 3) in 1 h 17 (the Sharapova Express always present), despite weather conditions not ideal lot of wind, Maria is stay focused and a practice a good tennis. We rewarding a few good blows, the stats (79% of first ball, 3 Aces/3 double faults), in the final, Saturday. One of the toughest tasks in tennis is winning when you're favored to win. "I'm getting goose bumps," Sharapova told. Kvitova has all the tools to be a future No. 1, but lacked the consistency and intensity Sharapova brings to every point. In the seventh game, a Kvitova shot was called out on game point. Sharapova's surgically-repaired right shoulder once served as a stumbling block for her return to the elite. Fittingly, as she secured the No. 1 ranking, Sharapova reached back and sealed a trip to her third major final in her last four Grand Slam events with an ace. Maria has qualified for its first final at Roland-Garros by beating Petra Kvitova 6 - 3 6-3 in just 1 h 17 Maria was a perfect match with (79% of first ball, 3 Aces/3 double faults) despite the wind blowing on court Philippe Chatrier. Maria will be playing his first final at Roland Garros Saturday and his 2nd of a grand slam and the 6éme for only this year. Be aware that Maria has never lost a final on clay (5-0) and that it could become the sixth player of the era Open (the tenth in the history of the game) to win four major titles after Margaret Court, Chris Evert, Martina Navratilova, Steffi Graf and Serena Williams.