Ana Ivanovic is eager to win more matches on the trot – Tennis News
Former world number one, Ana Ivanovic, looks to be in stunning form at the Roland Garros French Open. She has ousted the first two opponents without any difficult but seems hungry for more. Her attitude at the courts is very positive
and her enthusiasm to break into the Top-10 again ranks of the world has uplifted her game style.
She is the 13th seed competitor and devastated the likes of the Israeli superstar, Shahar Peer, in straight sets. Surprisingly, it was her first victory over the Israeli tennis ace having lost the last three encounters.
So, the willpower of turning the tables over in there and the Serb has not disappointed her fanatics at all. This type of aggression and control over the game was missing from her play but now she looks to be in great touch and might defy all the odds and
grab another Grand Slam title in Paris, France.
Last year, she was plonked in the opening round of the French Open. It was the worst ever start for the Grand Slam tournament ever since her first round exit from US Open 2009. It is difficult for someone to swallow reality. She
was in the same state as the American number one, Serena Williams, is at the moment having dumped in her first match in Paris. It is a part of life and big guns often fall apart to minnow, it is called major upsets.
Talking to the media representatives, the Serb tennis ace stated, “Last year probably has been the hardest one for me ever. To come back here this year and play better and go through to the third round, it means a lot.” Entire
2009 was very tough on her. She struggled from niggling chronic injuries and was often low on confidence. The only time she boosted her game and stood up to the challenge was in Bali when she lifted the title as well.
It is hard to believe that once world number struggle against minnows later on but it also gives the edge to the top seeded players to stay focus and improve continuously to deny anyone registering an upset against them. Ivanovic
is in the same state of play, she knows she can do better but she lacks confidence and sometimes surrenders a bit too early. If she breaks into the Top-10 players by the end of the French Open, she will definitely become a better player because she will feel
a lot better and that’s the crucial part of the game.
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