Wimbeldon 2011 Stars

 

Richard Gasquet

Venus Williams

Tsvetana Pironkova

Maria Sharapova

 

Shuai Peng

Rafal Nadal

 

Juan Martin Del Potro

 

Andy Murray

Tennis Women’s Single 2010 WTA Top 20 Rankings.

 

1 - Serena Williams. Country::United States
2 - Venus Williams . Country::United States
3 - Caroline Wozniacki . Country::Denmark
4 - Jelena Jankovic . Country::Serbia
5 - Elena Dementieva . Country::Russia
6 - Svetlana Kuznetsova . Country::Russia
7 - Samantha Stosur . Country::Australia
8 - Agnieszka Radwanska . Country::Poland
9 - Dinara Safina . Country::Russia
10 - Kim Clijsters . Country::Belgium

11 - Victoria Azarenka . Country::Belarus
12 - Na Li . Country::China
13 - Maria Sharapova . Country::Russia
14 - Marion Bartoli . Country::France
15 - Flavia Pennetta . Country::Italy
16 - Aravane Rezai . Country::France
17 - Yanina Wickmayer . Country::Belgium
18 - Francesca Schiavone . Country::Italy
19 - Shahar Peer . Country::Israel
20 - Nadia Petrova . Country::Russia

Maria Sharapova withdrawn for Sony Ericson Open with elbow injury

Maria Sharapova has withdrawn from next week's Sony Ericsson Open because of a bone bruise in her right elbow. Sharapova, who won the Memphis title last month, withdrew after an MRI revealed the injury that is expected to sideline her three to six weeks. She last played at Key Biscayne in 2007.

The tournament announced on Wednesday that second-ranked Dinara Safina and 2008 champion Nikolay Davydenko have also withdrawn. Safina withdrew because of a back injury. Davydenko pulled out because of a broken left wrist.

The field still includes Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, Andy Roddick, Serena and Venus Williams, Justine Henin and Kim Clijsters.

Tennis stars Venus and Serena Williams

Venus Williams and Serena Williams are professional tennis players and sisters who have played numerous times in grand slam finals.Venus and Serena Williams followed different paths to set up a family duel again at the Wimbledon.

Serena, 27, had the far tougher road, fighting off match point against Russia's Elena Dementieva before prevailing, 6-7 (7-4), 7-5, 8-6, in a match that lasted 2 hours 49 minutes.

Venus, 29, wasn't tested on any level by Dinara Safina, routing the reigning world No. 1 and top seed, 6-1, 6-0, in 51 minutes. The match was over as soon as it started, with the Russian painfully ill at ease on the grass that only accentuates Venus's rare power and pace.

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* Born: 17 June 1980
* Birthplace: Lynwood, California
* Best Known As: Sister of Serena Williams and five-time winner of Wimbledon

Venus Williams dominated women's tennis in 2000, winning singles titles at Wimbledon, the U.S. Open and the Sydney Olympics, and winning doubles titles at Wimbledon and Sydney with her younger sister Serena. (Her victory at Wimbledon made her the first black female champion there since Althea Gibson in 1957 and 1958.) Williams was already a famous figure in tennis for her size (6'1"), overpowering strength, and unusual tennis background: she and Serena learned to play on public courts in tough Compton, California, coached by their self-taught father Richard. After her breakthrough 2000 campaign she was named Sportswoman of the Year by Sports Illustrated magazine. In 2001 she repeated as Wimbledon and U.S. Open champion (defeating Serena in the U.S. Open finals) and she won again at Wimbledon in 2005, 2007 and 2008.