: 2008 Women's French Open Final Analysis

June 06, 2008

2008 Women's French Open Final Analysis

New World Number One, Ana Ivanovic, plays Russian, Dinara Safina, on Saturday in the 2008 Women’s French Open Championship at Roland Garros. We present our analysis of the players below:

                        Ana Ivanovic                                 Dinara Safina

Form                Played well throughout the event    Struggled at times

Fitness           Strong - only played one 3 setter      Tired - 2 long matches and doubles

Experience       2 other Grand Slam finals                 First Grand Slam final

Pressure           New Number 1                               Nothing to lose

Intangible         Ready to win first Slam…                  Seeking 3rd Slam for family

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Nice final in French Open women final 2008

Posted by: Ayun | June 14, 2008 10:04 AM

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