Ana Ivanovic got tough win against Sara Errani in French Open 2009

Defending champion Ana Ivanovic has got his first victory in the French Open. She has beaten Italy’s Sara Errani by 7-6 (7/3), 6-3. It is enough to understand that she has got a tough win. This victory led her to move second round. Serbian player Ana Ivanovic is taking eighth ranked in the women’s tennis. She is just 21-year-old and she got Roland Garros at the early age. No doubt, she has made some enemies for his superb performance.

Ana Ivanovic started the French Open with knee injury. So, her fans want to see that how long she can continue her dominance on this tournament. I believe that this talented and beautiful player will again hold the trophy showing her capability to play tennis.

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Ana Ivanovic in semi-final of Indian Wells 2009

It seems that 2009 is not a very good year for Ana Ivanovic. Until now she has not won any title this year. So, her fans are worried about their favorite beautiful tennis player. At last, there is something good news for them. Ana is now in the semi-final of Indian Wells 2009. She did not have to play in the quarter-final because her opponent gave her a walk-over.

REUTERS reported:

Ivanovic reached the last four after Bammer pulled out because of an injured left shoulder.

"It's the first time that I have had problems with my shoulder," the 28-year-old Austrian said.

"It happened yesterday at my practice and this morning, when I was warming up, I just couldn't continue. I am very disappointed. I normally play very well here and it is a place I really enjoy."

Jelena Jankovic, Ana Ivanovic Reached Second Round of Australian Open 2009

The top seed of women’s singles of Australian Open 2009, Jelena Jankovic progressed to the second round of the tournament as the current world no. 1 defeated Yvonne Meusberger of Australia in straight sets 6-1, 6-3. With this victory, Jankovic started the tournament well. Fellow Serbian Ana Ivanovic has also got off to a good start to her Australian Open 2009 campaign. The reigning champion of French Open edged past Germany’s Julia Goerges 7-5, 6-3.

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Ana Ivanovic: I Learnt a Lot in 2008

World no. 5 of Women’s tennis Ana Ivanovic recently said that she had learnt a lot last year during which the Serbian star won her first ever grand slam title, but then fall apart towards the end of last year as she was suffering from injury.

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Ana Ivanovic, Vera Zvonareva and Agnieszka Radwansk Moved to the Semi Final of Generali Ladies

Ana Ivanovic reached the semi final of Generali Ladies tournament on Friday with a comfortable straight-set victory over seventh seeded Italian opposition Flavia Pennetta. Tournament’s second seed Vera Zvonareva also made it to the semi final of the tournament as she outclassed French opponent Alize Cornet 7-5, 6-1. However, fifth-seed Nadia Petrova failed to advance into the semi final of the tournament being defeated by third seeded Agnieszka Radwansk 6-3, 6-2.

Canadianpress reported:

Ivanovic broke Pennetta, last week's runner-up in Zurich, at 4-4 and added three more breaks in the second set.

"It was a difficult match," Ivanovic said. "I was never sure if I did enough to beat her."

Radwanska stayed on course for a fourth WTA Tour title this season by routing 2005 champion Petrova. The 10th-ranked Pole, who won only three games against Petrova in their previous meeting this season, broke the Russian four times.

Ivanovic could not shine in the US Open. Now, let us see if the Serbian can win the title of Generali Ladies. For both Vera Zvonareva and Agnieszka Radwansk, it is a good chance to finish the year with a title.

Ana Ivanovic Losing Number One Ranking

Are you a fan of Ana Ivanovic? If so, then a terrible bad news is waiting for you. You know that after winning French Open, Ana Ivanovic became the number one player in world tennis. She lost badly in Wimbledon 2008m but it did not destroy her number one ranking. Now, it seems that she is going to lose the top spot next week to Jelena Jankovic.

CNN reported:

Jankovic will replace fellow Serbian compatriot Ana Ivanovic, who will have held the No. 1 spot for nine weeks. French Open champion Ivanovic was the first Serbian to achieve the feat when she took over from Russia's Maria Sharapova on June 9.

The announcement came after the 23-year-old Jankovic thought she had missed her fourth opportunity this year to reach the summit following her shock defeat by 19-year-old Dominika Cibulkova in the Rogers Cup quarterfinals in Montreal.

I am happy for Jelena Jankovic. She really deserves to be number one. She is serious and professional and focused for on her Tennis. On the other hand, Ana Ivanovic gives perhaps equal attention to Tennis and becoming a sexy celebrity.