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chungwit
Golden Slam

Post subject: French Open, Roland Garros

Posted: 17. May 2010 20:36

Joined: 29. April 2008
Posts: 2016
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Dates: May 23 - June 5, 2010

Venue: Paris, France
Tier: Grand Slam
Prize Money: €16,807,400
Surface: Clay/Outdoors
Tournament Director: Gilbert Ysern

Official Website: www.rolandgarros.com

2009 Performance: 1st Round. Lost to Virginie Razzano 6-3 6-3

Singles:
1R: [23]Daniela Hantuchova bt Tamarine Tanasugarn (THA) 6-1 6-1
2R: [23]Daniela Hantuchova bt Olga Govortsova (BLR) 7-5 6-3
3R: [23]Daniela Hantuchova bt [16]Yanina Wickmayer(BEL) 7-5 6-3
4R: [4]Jelena Jankovic(SRB) bt [23]Daniela Hantuchova 6-4 6-2

Doubles:
1R: Daniela Hantuchova/Caroline Wozniacki bt Tatjana Malek/Andrea Petkovic 7-5 7-6(8)
2R: Serena Williams/Venus Williams bt Daniela Hantuchova/Caroline Wozniacki walkover

Daniela Hantuchova is right about everything.

chungwit
Golden Slam

Post subject: Re: French Open, Roland Garros

Posted: 17. May 2010 20:42

Joined: 29. April 2008
Posts: 2016
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Withdrawals:
Kim Clijsters (BEL)
Sania Mirza (IND)
Urszula Radwanska (POL)
Anna-Lena Groenefeld (GER)
Sabine Lisicki (GER)

Replacements:
Stéphanie Dubois (CAN)
Katie O’Brien (GBR)
Anne Keothavong (GB)
Ekateryna Bychkova (RUS)
Johanna Larsson (SWE)

Daniela Hantuchova is right about everything.

eddy
Career Grand Slam

Post subject: Re: French Open, Roland Garros

Posted: 17. May 2010 21:50

Joined: 15. May 2008
Posts: 760
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This forum's been really quiet since her loss in madrid.
Daniela will be seeded 23 unless other players above her withdraw. Unfortunately it means that she could face a number of dangerous players should she reach the 3rd round(which would be a good result in itself)
Safina, pennetta, azarenka, sharapova all could potentially meet daniela in 3rd round.

Parag05
Tier IV Title Holder

Post subject: Re: French Open, Roland Garros

Posted: 17. May 2010 22:17

Joined: 03. April 2010
Posts: 26
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I guess the forum's quiet because there isn't all that much to say anymore, or at least nothing taht hasn't been said a millions times already, without anything really changing.

BlueDragon
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Post subject: Re: French Open, Roland Garros

Posted: 17. May 2010 22:22

Joined: 23. April 2008
Posts: 1045
Location: near Cologne, Germany
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I've been away for some days, had rarely internet.

it's some kind of off-season now, except discussing articles, opinions and predictions there's nothing important to say.. :tennis2:

but I'm extremely looking forward to RG :beer:

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chungwit
Golden Slam

Post subject: Re: French Open, Roland Garros

Posted: 18. May 2010 01:17

Joined: 29. April 2008
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This is probably the most unpredictable Roland Garros for a while as there have been a lot of surprises and upsets in the clay season. I don't think that anyone though that Martinez Sanchez and Rezai would win Rome and Madrid. Right now, pretty much any of the seeds can beat anyone else on any given day, but can be upset on any given day as well. Someone could just happen to get hot and produce their top form. It's an open tournament with no one in outstanding form going in, although a lot of players are in good form, while some players are injured or hurt and that's affecting their results while others just aren't playing well.

It's important that Daniela puts in a good run here as this'll be her last chance to gain points for a while and there's a bit of a points gap between her position in the rankings and the top 20. If Daniela feels good then she can do well here as she was playing so well in Miami, Charleston and the Fed Cup. I wonder how much her back injury affected her in Rome and Madrid. If Daniela's healthy then she can do well, but if she's hurt then obviously it'll be harder. I'm sure Daniela will prepare well and go in as fit as she can with good practice behind her.
Hopefully, she can get a decent draw and build some confidence and momentum and who knows what can happen.

Daniela Hantuchova is right about everything.

Benji
Tier I Title Holder

Post subject: Re: French Open, Roland Garros

Posted: 18. May 2010 09:47

Joined: 27. August 2008
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Daniela didn't use her back as an excuse for her defeats. Neither should we.

Diego
Tier II Title Holder

Post subject: Re: French Open, Roland Garros

Posted: 18. May 2010 11:14

Joined: 30. May 2008
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Benji wrote:

Daniela didn't use her back as an excuse for her defeats. Neither should we.

Right. I feel she will have a nice draw. Maybe some other upsets will help to reach QF. It's possible... Top players don;t play that well these days.

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Marek12
Grand Slam Champion

Post subject: Re: French Open, Roland Garros

Posted: 18. May 2010 19:26

Joined: 22. October 2009
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Daniela wrote:

Hi everybody. I'm preparing in Monte Carlo for the upcoming French Open, which I'm very excited about, as the Grand Slams are always the highlights of the year for me.

On Sunday we took a little break between practices so we went to see Formula One racing. Thanks to our friend Alex, we had amazing seats that were almost right on the track. We were at the beautiful hotel "The Paris" and it was a great experience to experience the live atmosphere. It was not only great to attend such a glamorous event but also to be able to see how fast those guys really drive through the city - normally we drive 50kph there, and they're going 280kph :-)

I will write to you soon from Paris...

Until then, with love, Dani :-)

P.S. In the picture below there's my mother (top right) and my brother's girlfriend Lucia (bottom right). You can go to my new photo gallery, Dani's Off-Court Gallery, to see big versions of all of those photos - click here!

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So hope Daniela is well prepared and got rest for the RG

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chungwit
Golden Slam

Post subject: Re: French Open, Roland Garros

Posted: 18. May 2010 22:28

Joined: 29. April 2008
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Daniela doesn't make excuses, it's not her style, but that doesn't mean her fitness wasn't a factor in recent tournaments. The healthier she is the better she'll play.

Daniela Hantuchova is right about everything.

BMC
Tier I Title Holder

Post subject: Re: French Open, Roland Garros

Posted: 19. May 2010 03:17

Joined: 21. January 2009
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Hopefully Daniela can pick up some sorely needed points here. She's been moving up and down to the same position in the rankings for a season and a half now. She's not going to get anywhere if she doesn't notch up some decent wins. If she returns to her Miami / Charleston / Fed Cup form anything is possible, but her results in Rome and Madrid aren't encouraging. RG might be the last the chance for Daniela to give her season a shot in the arm. Here's to hoping... :S

Radwanska
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Post subject: Re: French Open, Roland Garros

Posted: 19. May 2010 10:24

Joined: 17. July 2008
Posts: 106
Location: Berne, Switzerland
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I just hope she won't draw Safina in 3R :evil:

And something like Ana 1R :evil:

*Nicole Vaidisova*Agnes Szavay*Tatiana Golovin*

*Daniela Hantuchova*Agnieszka Radwanska*Dinara Safina*
Alona Bondarenko*Iveta Benesova*Aleksandra Wozniak*
Elena Dementieva*Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova*Stefanie Vögele*

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eddy
Career Grand Slam

Post subject: Re: French Open, Roland Garros

Posted: 19. May 2010 17:17

Joined: 15. May 2008
Posts: 760
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What will be will be, but it would be realy nice if one the williams sisters would get a really tough draw though

so many times they've had cakewalk draws..

Diego
Tier II Title Holder

Post subject: Re: French Open, Roland Garros

Posted: 19. May 2010 19:14

Joined: 30. May 2008
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Radwanska wrote:

I just hope she won't draw Safina in 3R :evil:

And something like Ana 1R :evil:

Safina can be a very nice R3 opponent and Kuznetsova for R4. Pretty good.

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Marek12
Grand Slam Champion

Post subject: Re: French Open, Roland Garros

Posted: 19. May 2010 19:26

Joined: 22. October 2009
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eddy wrote:

What will be will be, but it would be realy nice if one the williams sisters would get a really tough draw though

so many times they've had cakewalk draws..

hope Daniela wont be a part of that cakewalk... again

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