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After today's match was held at the Australian Open courts finally decided on the final list of semifinalists. Company of maria sharapova, Jelena Jankovic, Rafael Nadal and Jo were still tsog two representatives of male and female tournament grid.

game day was opened by one of the biggest surprises of tournament tennis player Agnieszka Polish Radwanska and Slovak tennis player Danielle Hantuhova . More eminent and experienced Hantuhova immediately signaled opponentke that well acquainted with her manner of playing is not going to repeat the mistakes of Svetlana Kuznetsova and Jane Doe. Radwanska, in spite of the fact that the opponent can easily “read” all of her histrionic combinations during the tournament, however decided not to invent anything new. Such hope “at random” naturally did not bring anything good to the 29th number, “seeding”. Hantuhova quite easily won both games with identical 6-2 and sent home, “Russian tennis storm”.

second semifinal match was more stubborn. By the way, and rivals in the meeting were poambitsiozney. The first batch of games Anna Ivanovic and Venus Williams reached a tie-break. Tennis lottery, first giving the audience the “swing”, in the end still smiled I., which led in the match.

The second party was held

in a different way. On the court was also equal to the struggle in every draw, but tennis players have moved to a “closed” if you allow such a formulation, and tennis. Neither the American nor the Serbian tennis player, not risk, and tried to carry out attacks as simple and reliable. Each waited for the mistakes of his opponent. In such a “stretchy” game luckier Ivanovich, which in one of the game managed to break, then sure Anna has brought a set, and with it the match to win.

Thus, we now know of two women's tournament semifinals Australian Open. So, for the finals will compete:

Maria Sharapova (Russia, 5) – Jelena Jankovic (Serbia, 3)
Ana Ivanovic (Serbia, 4) – Daniela Hantuhova (Slovakia, 9)

in the competition for men easily overcame the quarterfinals round of the Serbian tennis player Novak Djokovic, “sown” in the Australian Open for the third number confidently held his quarterfinal match against fifth tournament racket David Ferrer of Spain. None of the three parties won a Serb, Ferrer, in fact, had no chance, and the minimum gap in the third set, many driven by “impressively” tennis player from Serbia in the final party. (6:0, 6:3, 7:5).

Sergei Petunin, Down-the-line.com

Melbourne. Australian Open. Prize fund – 20.6 million Australian dollars. Women. Singles. Quarter-finals

Ana Ivanovic (Serbia, 4) – Venus Williams (U.S., – 7:6, 6:4
Hantuhova Daniela (Slovakia, 9) – Agnieszka Radwanska (Poland, 29) – 6:2 6:2

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