Australian Open Women’s Final 2011

Australian Open Women’s Final 2011, (AP) – Andy Murray does not have to worry about Roger Federer or Rafael Nadal this time. It is hardly clear, however, as he goes for his first major title.

Murray won his semifinal at the Australian Open by beating David Ferrer 4-6, 7-6 (2), 6-1, 7-6 (2). Next in line is 2008 champion and longtime friend Novak Djokovic in Sunday’s final.

There is also, of course, so long ago, the British long drought. Fred Perry was the last British man to win four majors – way back in 1936. More than 270 Grand Slam tournaments were contested in almost 75 years since the victory of Perry, when England had a king and an empire.

“Firstly, it looks more like a personal dream or a personal goal of mine, Murray said.” The historical thing, it’s not something I’ve thought it, but some thing obviously for me personally, I want to try to win. But I do not want me motivated until I play a bstard of a game. ”

The women’s side, there will be a winner for the first time the Australian Open. Kim Clijsters goes for her fourth Grand Slam title Saturday, but first outside the United States. She takes on China’s Li Na, who can become the first Asian to win a Grand Slam tournament.

Li has already brought innovation to the first Chinese to reach a Grand Slam singles final. Now she is hoping to do better after eliminating top-ranked Caroline Wozniacki in the semifinals.

Women’s team senior Gisela Dulko of Argentina and Flavia Pennetta of Italy rallied from a set and 4-1 to win the doubles final over Victoria Azarenka of Belarus and Russian Maria Kirilenko 2-6, 7-5, 6-1.

Andy Murray goes to his first Grand Slam tournament. Andy Murray and Novak Djokovic are the finalists of the 2011 Australian Open where they are both survivors of Melbourne Park this season.

Murray is back for the finals after losing last year to Roger Federer while Novak Djokovic is a former champion from Melbourne Park after beating Jo-Wilfried Tsonga in the final of 2008.

Murray goes into the final with a 0-2 record in Grand Slam title matches while Djokovic enters with a 1-2 record, but having recently lost the U.S. Open final.

Face to face Djokovic 4-3 against Murray, but they are 3-3 against the other on the surface of hard ground. It is important, Murray has won the last three times they faced another and the Scot won two championship finals they played head to head.

Kim Clijsters

Kim Clijsters, (AFP) – Kim Clijsters Belgium come together to fight a Li Na 3-6, 6-3, 6-3 and win her maiden Australian Open title Saturday, dashing Chinese hopes of a first Grand Slam win.

After a weak first set, Clijsters three times U.S. Open winner, fought her return in a thrilling final in front of 15,000 spectators at Rod Laver Arena, including a Chinese contingent vote.

“I finally feel like you guys can call me” Aussie Kim “because I won the title,” Clijsters told her Australian fans, which gave him the nickname when she was engaged to Lleyton Hewitt.

Clijsters the 27-year-old won her fourth Grand Slam title and her third since the end of a long career break to give birth to her daughter, Jada. She is now considering reducing its schedule again.

Clijsters went into the tournament as the favorite, but was made to battle all the way by Li, who hoped to end her own fairytale by becoming the first Chinese player – to win a Grand Slam tournament – or Asian.

Li and I played some incredible games a number of years – it is a hard competitor, “said Clijsters. “It was a great effort to share these two weeks and hopefully we can play many more Grand Slam finals in the future.”

Li had been on the cover of many major newspapers in China as most populous country in the world turned to the 28 years from Wuhan to create a piece of tennis history.

But despite looking the likely winner in the first set, Li faded in the third and becomes increasingly agitated as the match escaped complain about comments and flash photography from the crowd.

“Tell the Chinese (the fans) do not teach me to play tennis, she smoked the chair umpire after being broken in the second set.

Clijsters had opened in a style as she won the first eight points of the match, but once installed and Li found her range with her groundstokes dominant, and especially her forehand, she took control consistently.

She broke Clijsters three times in the first set as she repeatedly forced her opponent on the defensive, with power and precision of her shots.

Clijsters has tried to stay with her, but every time the pair toe-to-toe in the baseline, Li always had the upper hand.

“(The first series) was going too fast for me,” Clijsters said. “She did everything so well, she hit on both sides, forehand and backhand, and it served well.”

But after convincingly winning the first set, Li began to struggle on her serve and Clijsters took her chance to drag their way back, to change tactics by taking much of the pace of the ball.

Li tried to counter by hitting harder, but only managed to increase its number of errors and delivery points Clijsters at low prices.

“I tried to serve a little better, to slow down and put spin on it, and I tried to loop a few balls,” said Clijsters. “She missed some of them and I saw that made her nervous. ”

The Belgian was Li four times in the second set and twice in third to complete a final tense 2h 5min, immediately bursting into tears as she realized what she had achieved.

Clijsters is now back-to-back Grand Slam titles after also winning the U.S. Open last year.

Meanwhile Li, 28, is happy to become the first player from China to reach a grand final in singles, which made her a superstar overnight and saw her report to idolized basketball player Yao Ming and hurdler Liu Xiang.

“It does not matter if I won or lost today,” Li said. “I played my best tennis.”

Li, whose stories of her husband snores and shopping trips have delighted fans in Australia, also reached last year in Australia in the semifinals before being defeated by eventual winner Serena Williams Open.

It should achieve a number of seven career World rankings next week, while Clijsters will move to second behind Denmark’s Caroline Wozniacki.

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Alize Cornet See Through Top

Alize Cornet See Through Top, Everybody talks about Alize Cornet See Through Top. Why? Alizé as see-through plate caused a sensation at the Australian Open. She wore a short skirt and a see-through top in a doubles match in the Hopman Cup in Perth, Australia. Australian Open officials have threatened a fine not exceeding 2K and for any player who is caught not following the dress code strick 18.

We do not get what the issue is because it has a sound sports below. If she had not then we could see what was the problem.

VENUS Williams fans hope for a great evening entertainment on Friday from the Rod Laver Arena were very disappointed when the 2003 finalist retired six minutes into the match with only one game played, it has lost on his serve against Andrea Petkovic. The No. 4 seed to retire with a groin injury existing and subsequently left no doubt when asked what happened. ”I could not play,”Williams said, adding that during his last practice session, elle”frapper some balls … kind of stationary.” Hit balls, still standing, suggests the popular seven times Grand Slam champion could not have been ripe for a cherry center-court appearance. It is extremely disappointing”because it’s just not how I envisioned my Australian Open being,”she said. It’s a safe bet most people who fork their hard-earned places in the center court probably did not imagine that this is part of their Australian Open. They saw the French Gael Monfils eliminated in straight sets by Stanislas Wawrinka of Switzerland drive, and then it was Goodnight Irene. It was the first time Williams retired injured in a Grand Slam tournament, but she donné”plus my best to be there,”even though his parents and the coach does not think it should play.

FRENCH Alize Cornet player faces a huge challenge against rabies tournament favorite Kim Clijsters yesterday. Cornet led Belgium to a tiebreak in the first set after walking on the Rod Laver Arena to a warm welcome to the 21st birthday of a handful of fans in the crowd. Unseeded in the tournament, Cornet has reached a career-high ranking of 11 in the world in 2009 and arrived in Melbourne ranked 83rd. This year is his sixth appearance in the tournament and his best result was reaching the fourth round in 2009, four years after making her slam debut at Roland Garros. It was a set first battle against the World No. 3 yesterday and Cornet rallied to the end of the second set before going down 6-3. It was the fourth time that the resident of Nice was arrested in the third round to slap. Next on the calendar slam at Roland Garros in Paris will be 21-years old, his 21st appearance slam.