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Open Australia – the underdogs in the Division of Women

Maybe this year will be the year to break the mold and finally add their names to the list of tennis superstars. That said, some may already be there, but because of the inconsistency, saw his game and, therefore, suffer from poor performance. Others may be people who are on the verge of victory that can completely change tennis career. Names do not really follow the seedlings that have been published in the tournament. It is rather a random name to me things that can possibly happen. Let me start by first ladies.

1. Elena Dementieva – has been greatly improved over the years. I first noticed during the entire Russian French tennis Open final between him and Anastasia Myskina. Dementieva was only 22 years. But what he calls singularly for me was the quality of tennis is played. The two women have been so nervous in the match after they committed errorrs errorrs. Myskina was shown to be the best as she controlled his nerves and eventually won the game of tennis. I thought that was a finalist Dementieva opportunity at this time and will not see much. But after winning the individual gold Women in the Olympics, defeating Serena Williams in the semifinals and Dinara Safina in the final, I still thought it was a fluke. But then again beat Serena in the International Tennis semifinals in Sydney and returned to Safina in the final which made me really think that Dementieva game! Let's see how far it will be the first Grand Slam of the year.

2. Ana Ivanovic, compared with the previous year when it was the numbers first row, just after Justine Henin announced her retirement before the start of the French Open, Ana Ivanovic, then mediocre was a year older. I large hopes of winning the French Open to give confidence to win Wimbledon, too. That did not happen. And now, I think maybe it was the expectations of its population to be number one has been added to the pressure. Of course, not very helpful if you have had a series of injuries that took place in the Commission. Now is not the number in a more or less the exposure media (Unless you take on a date with fellow tennis player Fernando Verdasco), maybe you should do well here as Maria Sharapova was beaten finalist last year.

3. younger sister Dinara Safina, Marat seems Mental toughness have more than him. If there is one player I'm happy for her, to finally prove that she has what it takes to succeed is yours. Surprisingly know that at age 23, was a veteran women's circuit in years. And for years, has always been known as "Marat her younger sister. In interviews, she often said that when the steps on the court, he wants to do well and create your own name, do not live in the shadow his brother, who is a past winner of the Australia Open. Maybe today, Marat today is known as Dinara's older brother.

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