SHARAPOVA LOST IN HER QUARTERFINALS IN WARSAW OPEN

Maria sharapova lost her quarterfinals round against Alona Bondarenko of the warsaw open on Thursday. Bondarenko was the 39th ranked player and she won against sharapova in straight sets 6-2, 6-2. Sharapova didnt make much of unforced errors but she couldnt complete her serve and return well. She is bit tensed when playing and she was over ambitious by coming close to the net for a drop. After a 10 months break she make a good come back and she said I will come storngly by gaining from mistakes. Mistakes make everyone stronger.

Bondarenko of Ukraine dictated the pace of the points from the outset, and Sharapova struggled throughout the despite connecting on 78 percent of her first serves.

"I give her all the credit for doing all the right things and stepping up and playing her game and playing it really well," Sharapova said.

Sharapova, a three-time Grand Slam winner and former top-ranked player, had surgery for a torn rotator cuff last year and missed the past two Grand Slam tournaments.

SHARAPOVA'S COMEBACK

Maria Sharapova will be back in few days as she has recovered well from her shoulder injury. She was not in news as she has been in rest because of her injury. She feels that it to be passionate to paly again in tournaments and matches. She wrote in her website that she will play in singles match on may 18-23 in warsaw, poland. She has been in rest for about 10 months. Definitely she will be not in form as she was in break.

Once she was No.1 but now she is in 65th place. She didnt mention anything about the french open and we prays for her to play in french open too. The three-time Grand Slam title winner was sidelined in August by a torn rotator cuff in her right shoulder and had surgery two months later. She feels that she wants to be playing matches and she should be in that groove. She was forced to miss the last two Grand Slam tournaments, the U.S Open and Australian Open.

she also said about their family and coach that "My family and coach have been a tremendous part of this comeback, and I think it's important to acknowledge that without their drive, daily laughs and endless belief in my ability, I would be sipping a pina colada on a deserted island [not that there's something wrong with that, but playing tennis is just so much more exciting at this stage of my life]".

SHARAPOVA RECOVERING FROM SURGERY

Maria Sharapova formerly the world No.1 moved on to No.64 as she was suffering from her right shoulder surgery. She may miss out her next upcoming next week's Italian Open and the Madrid Open the following week as she recovers from right shoulder surgery. She played only one in this year on March 12 and she lost that too. She is an excellent player and she looks beautiful as well. I think she will regain her confidence and come back strongly in the french open.