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July 15, 2010

Tennis Country's 2010 Second Quarter Highlights - Women


Fireworks

Tennis Country’s snapshot of the memorable moments on the women’s pro tennis tour during the Second Quarter…

•    Greatest Accomplishment:

o    Francesca Schiavone winning the French Open for her first Grand Slam title at the age of almost 30

•    Biggest Disappointment:
o    Kim Clijsters’ foot injury, which kept her out of Roland Garros, coupled with her loss to Vera Zvonareva at Wimbledon

•    Major Surprise:
o    Martina Navratilova’s announcement that she has breast cancer

•    Fresh New Face:
o    Petra Kvitova, who reached the Wimbedon semis, upsetting Victoria Azarenka and Caroline Wozniacki along the way

 

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