First thing that comes to my mind when I hear the name Andrea Petkovic? Clearly a special girl, very different from the other WTA stars, surely one of the funniest. Inventor of the famous Petkorazzi Dance which I just love. Also a strong player, with some bad moments like any player, but never one to underrate.
This week at Miami she did a great thing not just for her, but also for Germany. By beating Wozniacki she scored her first victory against someone in Top 5 and became the first player from Germany who wins against a world No.1 since Steffi Graf (1999 against Martina Hingis).
As my sympathy for Caroline was never too big and seems to shrink even more, I was happier than ever to see the Petko dance, without knowing her next opponent. Jelena. Oh, come on! I was hoping Andrea would make a big result here at Miami after that victory, but against JJ?... No. Sorry, but no.
Well, she didn't really care about what I wanted and took Jankovic out in three. Sometimes, after someone beats one of my biggest favourites, there are a few matches when I won't support him/her and I thought this was going to be the case, although my love for Petkovic grows with every match.
But when I found out that Andrea's next opponent will be Sharapova, who for me is in the same category with Wozniacki and also beat Alexandra Dulgheru in an extremely close match, I realized I can't wait to see the Petko dance again.
I would like to say that she has a pretty big chance against Masha, but I don't want to jinx her. So I'll stick to a sincere 'GOOO, PETKORAZZI!!!".
Petra Kvitova def. Maria Sharapova in two. And this way, Masha has just wasted the last chance of me supporting her for a title.
Novak has never looked better than now, kissing the trophy. And the trophy has never looked better than now, kissed by Novak. The new world No.1 prooved, once again, his value, won his first Wimbledon and ate the grass on Centre Court.
No really, ate it!
Looks like a copy of last year's Wimbledon. Only with different opponents. Bob and Mike Bryan def. Horia Tecau and Brad Lindstedt in three. First of all, Horia and Robert are awesome for being in the final. And then, the third time is lucky, guys!
On the other hand, congratulations to the magical twins!!!
A trophy for prettiness, please? Petkorazzi and Deliciano were definetly the most discussed and the most appreciated mixed doubles team at Wimbledon this year.
