Sharapova vs Halep to contest for French Crown: Watch Free Live Streaming | 7 June 2014

Russia's Maria Sharapova, the 2012 French queen is all set to regain her Roland Garros title which she lost to Serena Williams in 2013. She will be contest for the crown against Simona Halep on Court Philippe Chatrier. 

Halep can overcome Sharapova is she remains aggressive throughout the game, just as Serena William has been doing against the Russian. Sharapova is vying for her second French title this year, while Halep is seeking to become the second Romanian woman after Virginia Ruzici – who happens to be her manager –- to win at Roland Garros.

It is the fourth time that Sharapova is contesting Halep in her career – having won all three times before - including a 1-6, 6-2, 6-3 victory on clay last month in the Madrid final.

The women singles final between Sharapova and Halep is scheduled to be played at Court Philippe Chatrier at 13:00 GMT Saturday today.

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Li crowned Australian Open queen for the first time

4th ranked Chinese Li Na was crowned the Australian Open queen for 2014 after she beat Slovakian Dominika Cibulkova 7-6 (7-3) 6-0 in 97 entertaining minutes.

This is Li's first Australian tile, for which she had been trying hard in previous years.

Her win today at the age of 32 makes her the oldest Australian women's singles champion since Margaret Court won at 30 in 1973 - and also earns her second Grand Slam title after winning the French Open in 2011, when she became the first Asian player to win a Grand Slam.

Her victory will push her to No. 3 in the WTA rankings on Monday, just 11 points behind No. 2 Victoria Azarenka.

Now the final of men's singles remains tomorrow which may earn Nadal his 14th Grand Slam title. If that is so, then he will become only the third man in history of tennis to have have won 14 Grand Slam titles, after Pete Sampras and Roger Federer (though Federer has gone ahead and won three more Grand Slam titles). 

Also if Nadal wins, he will become the first man in the open era, and just the third ever – after the legendary Rod Laver and Roy Emerson – to win each Grand Slam title twice.

Watch the free live streaming of the men's singles final between Nadal and Wawrinka at 8:30 GMT Sunday, 26 January. The Free streaming links are given HERE.

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Radwanska loses - Na Li advances to Australian Open Final

The Australian Open this year has been a comeptetition of great set backs. We have seen top seeded players like Serena Williams, Azarenka, Sharapova, Djokovic, Murray and many more being stunned and ousted of the championship race or even defending their titles of last years.

5th ranked Agnieszka Radwanska of Poland made headlines when she defeated the defending champion and headed to the semis - seemingly making a place for in the final. But this was not to be so.

In today's match Agnieszka Radwanska was defeated by 20th ranked Dominika Cibulkova of Slovakia in plain simple sets 6-1, 6-2. Thus ending any hopes of the Polish to move ahead.

However, there is only one player, so far, who is heading to the forward and possibly to be crowned , who has shown cosistancy and resolution" 4th ranked Chinese Na Li - she beat 30th ranked Canadaian Eugenie Bouchard 6-2, 6-4 in today's semi final.

Na Li now meets Dominika Cibulkova in the finals - and possibly winning the tiotle - unless she too is stunned as other top seeded players have been so far by Dominika Cibulkova.

What is your opinion?

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Marion Bartoli beats Sabine Lisicki to win her first Wimbledon title

So finally the last but one even of the singles even of Wimbledon finally ends Saturday evening today when France's Marion Bartoli won her first Grand Slam title with a dominant 6-1 6-4 victory over Sabine Lisicki in the Wimbledon final.

After beating Serena Williams, all eyes were set on Sabine Lisicki for the title but the French Bartoli came forward and simply outclassed her opponent in an almost one sided final, winning her first Grand Slam title.

Bartoli, 28, won the first set in 30 minutes as Lisicki failed to cope in her first Grand Slam final.

Now it is men's singles final between world no.1 Novak Djokovic and world no.2 Britain's Andy Murray tomorrow at the Centre Court - would Murray be able to bring an end to 77 years' long Wimbledon drought for his country?

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Serena Williams beats Defending Champion Sharapova to win her Second French Open Title

Serena beats defending champion Sharapova to win her her second French Open title in eleven years [Photo]

It did not come as surprise to me when I heard the news of Serena beating Sharapova in the French Open ladies singles final Saturday today - this being her second French Open title in eleven years.

As I wrote in my yesterday's post, Sharapova is under the 'Serena Spell' - which makes her form whither away no sooner does she face the American. Serena and Sharapova have met 15 times in their career since they first met at Miami in 2004 - and Serena has a huge winning edge of 13-2 over the Russian.

So with these stats, there was no chance that Serena would be able to defend her 2012 title. The results 6-4, 6-4 amply show meek Sharapova being played by aging - yet shrewd and experienced Serena who dismantled the Russian in just one hour and 46 minutes.

Although, Sharapova had promised to "try something different" after failing to beat Williams in their last 12 matches, stretching back to 2004, she could not stand before Serena as always and crumbled like a pack of cards.

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Serena Williams wins her Fourth US Open Title

As was most predicted, the Olympic gold medalist and five times Wimbledon title winner American Serena Williams won the US Open women singles' final Sunday night at the Arthur Ashe stadium, New York.

A jubilant fourth time US Open winner - Serena Williams [Photo: Yahoo Sports ]

Herself world no.4, Serena beat world no.1 Victoria Azarenka 6-2 2-6 7-5 in the finals that last 138 minutes.

The match earlier scheduled for Saturday night was postponed due to heavy downpour and was played Sunday night, pushing the men's final event to Monday. This is the fourth time that the schedule has been affected in the five years.

Although Serena won the first set 6-2 quite easily, Azarenka bounced back to win the second set 6-2. Thereafter, the third set was a long hard contested set that finally ended up in Serena's favour 7-5. The win Sunday night makes Serena first player over 30 to win the US Open since Martina Navratilova in 1987. Serena first won the US Open title in 1999 and is the fifth player of Open Era to have won the US Open four times.

For Azarenka, the loss was shattering and she was seen weeping burying her face in the towel. She could have become the first player from Belarus had she won the US Open 2012.

Sharapova Wins Roland Garros Women Single Final

A jubilant Sharapova fro completeing her career Grand Slam and becoming 10th women player to hold the honour

World No.2 Russian Maria Sharapova became the 10th women ever to hold all four major titles by beating Italian Sara Errani 6-3, 6-2 at Roland Garros Saturday evening on Court Philippe Chatrier.

Although Sharapova looked nervous and made many errors and double faults i the first set, but managed to win 6-3.

Running for a point in the second set

In the second set, Errani looked resilient and did not seem to let the Russian an easy sail towards the Roland Garros women single title. But a determined Sharapova overcame Errani's aggression and finally won over the second set 6-2. 

Serving for the last deuce of the match

Sharapova serving for the match

An overwhelmed Sharapova upon winning the Match

  

Receiving the Roland Garros Silverware

For Italian Sara Errani, it was really heartbreaking for coming so close to win her first Grand Slam title.

The visible gloom on Errani's face after losing the final

Now as the Russian lifts the trophy, all eyes are now set on Sunday's men's single final between Djokovic and Nadal, which is another history making match  - either can make history. Let us see who!!

All photographs are Screen Shots courtesy Euro Sport Live Transmission

Watch Serena Williams vs. Lucie Safarova Live: WTA Charleston Final - 8 April 2012

Finally the third major event of the year Charleston Family Circle Cup for ladies is also coming to an end Sunday evening when Serena William faces Lucie Safarova.

In the semi final, William had an easy going with second seed Australian Samantha Stosur and she finished the game just two minutes short of an hour, beating Stosur 6-1, 6-1.

The other semi final was also a straight one hour run (64 minutes to be exact) for 9th seeded Czech Safarova and she  double bagled 14th seeded Slovakian Polona Hercog with much ease 6-0, 6-0.

So in both cases the score was almost similar - but this brings Safarova, the otherwise underdog og the tournament, face to face with World Number 5. Both William and Safarova have four head to head encounters before, but William has a clear cut winning edge of 4-0 against her Czech opponent this evening.

This makes William the quite obvious favourite and likely winner of the Charleston Family Cricle Club 2012.

The links for the free live streaming for the final of Charleston Family Circle Club match between Serena Williams - Lucie Safarova are given as herein under:

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Miami Masters: Polish Superstar Radwanska wins over Russian Fairy Sharapova

Jubilant Radwanska

While it would have been a dream come true for the World Number Two Maria Sharapova to win the Miami Masters Tennis tournament, World Number Four Poland's Agnieszka Radwanska ransacked her dreams to become the queen at Florida Saturday night.

Agnieszka Radwanska beat Maria Sharapova in straight sets 7-5, 6-4 to win the the Sony Ericsson Open women's single title. With this defeat, it is Maria's fourth final which she has not been able to win here at Miami, Florida USA. Although, Sharapova did pose a stiff resisitance in the first set, she could not much impress the Polish superstar, who clinched the second with much ease. 

Agnieszka Radwanska, on the other hand has won her second title of the year and her ninth WTA title. She earlier won the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championship. It may be added here that the Polish girl did not lose a single set at Miami and showed consistency and resilience to reach the top.

Needless to say the beaming overjoyed Radwanska was very very happy at this great victory:

“I’m just very, very happy that I have been able to play my best tennis since the beginning of the year. Let’s hope that I can continue. I will never be able to serve like Maria but I try different things and mix it up.” 

Radwanska now aims to to push for a first grand slam title.

All eye are now set on today's final event at Miami - the men's single final between the World Number One and the defending champion Novak Djokovic and the British Number One Andy Murray, Sunday April 1, 2012. It remains to be seen who surprises who on this day - the 1st April!!

Maria Sharapova vs Victoria Azarenka: The Dream Final (Indian Wells) - Watch Free Live Streaming

The day finally comes to bring the end of the Indian Wells tennis tournament. And a what a day it would be to have a high voltage and a loud screaming women's singe title final between two of the loudest court girls Maria Sharapova and Victoria Azarenka Sunday evening.

Sharapova vs Azarenka: Playing the Screaming Indian Wells Final Sunday

Yes both Sharapova and Azarenka make their presence felt and even those fans who are watching the match on big screens outside the court can listen to the shout-outs from the inside of the court. 

But we really want to see the final rather than being 'heard.'

Unfortunately, much to the annoyance of the many fans and even the audience, both ladies cannot control their grunting and shouting. Whenever Azarenka is asked about her rather unusual behaviour, she says that her grunting is similar to someone snoring - annoying as it can be, it's nothing she can control or stop.

Whatever it may be, it is World No 1 Victoria Azarenka of Belarus and the current Australian Open champion is all set to face the Russian second seeded Sharapova this evening and all fans are desperately waiting for the creaming final to begin. The title showdown at the Indian Wells Tennis Garden will be a repeat of the Australian Open final in January when Azarenka won her first grand slam title with a crushing 6-3 6-0 victory over Sharapova.

Who wins this evening - may be someone who shouts and scares the opponent more!! Well let us keep our fingers crossed and watch the screaming ladies play the final - both are hot favourites and have the strength and resilience to dismantle each other.

The 'screaming' final of Indian Wells Tennis commences 18:00 GMT.

The links for the free live streaming of Women single final of Indian Wells tennis between Sharapova Azarenka and are given as herein under:

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Watch Free Online: Azarenka vs Sharapova - Australian Open 2012 Women Final: [28 Jan 2012]

So the day has finally come to bring the first part of the end game of Australian Open 2012 as the two best women of the tournament clash Saturday night at around 3:00 AM EST.

The two ladies are famous for their grunting and shrieking on the court - which somehow a section of crowd watching the match tend to like or have grown accustomed to. 

It will take more than screaming to win the women title and also the World Number One honour today

As already reported in the news media, it is the last time the Russian Snow White is playing the Australian Open - and she would certainly liked to be crowned for stepping onto the Australian courts for the last time.

For Azarenka, it would be a God sent opportunity to tame the Russian and wear the crown for the first time. So there is going to be lot of noise, as both ladies can force the cats and dogs in the neighborhood to run for cover when they scream - it only remains to be seen who comes out to be the winner at the end. Who are you counting on to win?

And one thing more: Today's match will also determine who ranks as Number 1 in the women ranking of the world of tennis.

For today's final, the link for free live streaming is given below:

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