Sharapova's sister, Kuznetsova avenges her Honour.

Sharapova is a brave person.We are proud of Kuznetsova .Hourraaaaaaaaaaaaa

Success is never final and failure never fatal. It is courage that counts.

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The former U.S. figure-skating champion; Kwan reminded the children that hard work and persistence are a large part of the success of athletes like herself or Washington Capitals star Alex Ovechkin or former Wimbeldon champion Maria Sharapova — both Russian natives.
"Keep on working hard, and your dreams — such a great thing — will come true," Kwan said "A lot of my dreams came true."

Yuri Yudkin, 73, was Maria's first coach when she was 4-7. He said. "[Maria] was a very smart girl . . . I never had to repeat instructions twice to her."

http://sochi2014.com/

I like in Masha’s nature, her determination to win and fight for each match.

She is a real fighter on the court. Eighty percent of her success is showing up.  

 

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The former U.S. figure-skating champion; Kwan reminded the children that hard work and persistence are a large part of the success of athletes like herself or Washington Capitals star Alex Ovechkin or former Wimbeldon champion Maria Sharapova — both Russian natives.
"Keep on working hard, and your dreams — such a great thing — will come true," Kwan said "A lot of my dreams came true."

Yuri Yudkin, 73, was Maria's first coach when she was 4-7. He said. "[Maria] was a very smart girl . . . I never had to repeat instructions twice to her."

http://sochi2014.com/

Even if it is raining cats and dogs, Sharapova plays her best tennis.

Always bear in mind that your own resolution to success is more important than any other one thing.

Russia Day is a holiday of national unity celebrated on June 12.

HAPPY, RUSSIAN DAY MASHA.

 

Russia's Maria Sharapova celebrates after winning a point during her women's second-round tennis match against Alexa Glatch at the Aegon Classic in Bi - Wednesday June 10, 04:12 PM

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The former U.S. figure-skating champion; Kwan reminded the children that hard work and persistence are a large part of the success of athletes like herself or Washington Capitals star Alex Ovechkin or former Wimbeldon champion Maria Sharapova — both Russian natives.
"Keep on working hard, and your dreams — such a great thing — will come true," Kwan said "A lot of my dreams came true."

Yuri Yudkin, 73, was Maria's first coach when she was 4-7. He said. "[Maria] was a very smart girl . . . I never had to repeat instructions twice to her."

http://sochi2014.com/

A new record of Sharapova. She spent 2 minutes on the court to finish and win the match against Alexa Glatch.

«Это было, наверное, самое короткое появление на корте. Это нелегко, но нужно уметь справляться с такими ситуациями. Я сыграла так хорошо, как смогла, и победила», – цитирует Шарапову FOX Sports.

Her victory against Francesca Schiavone of Italy was also short.

The road to success is always under construction.

HAPPY RUSSIAN DAY MASHA!!!!!!

 

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The former U.S. figure-skating champion; Kwan reminded the children that hard work and persistence are a large part of the success of athletes like herself or Washington Capitals star Alex Ovechkin or former Wimbeldon champion Maria Sharapova — both Russian natives.
"Keep on working hard, and your dreams — such a great thing — will come true," Kwan said "A lot of my dreams came true."

Yuri Yudkin, 73, was Maria's first coach when she was 4-7. He said. "[Maria] was a very smart girl . . . I never had to repeat instructions twice to her."

http://sochi2014.com/

Welcome to Dartagan;s thread.

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CONGRATS!! SAME IN INDIAN WELLS PLEASE!!

it must have been really bad weather for them not to let her finish off the match

ved_mariafan:

Welcome to Dartagan;s thread.

There's a lot more. XD

Teerin:

ved_mariafan:

Welcome to Dartagan;s thread.

There's a lot more. XD

haha true, have you seen off court? whew

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CONGRATS!! SAME IN INDIAN WELLS PLEASE!!

ved_mariafan:

Teerin:

ved_mariafan:

Welcome to Dartagan;s thread.

There's a lot more. XD

haha true, have you seen off court? whew

Yeah LIEK ZOMG MASHA AND OVECHKIN SHULD HAV SECKS!!1111!!

Excuse me.

^ Hahaha Ved and Teerin LOL you guys cracked me up hahaha!!

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SANDRA BULLOCK = Best Actress at the Oscars 2010!!!

If you have a few seconds free, PLEASE go and sign the petition to try and help stop all commercial whaling: http://whaleman.org/index.htm

Maria Sharapova | Novak Djokovic | Jelena Jankovic | Grigor Dimitrov | Kim Clijsters | Rafael Nadal | Elena Dementieva |
Andy Roddick | Laura Robson | Fernando Verdasco | Maria Kirilenko | Lleyton Hewitt | Melanie Oudin.

I am still very proud of her tennis. You see Sharapova doesn’t use all her potentiality, she had a shoulder injury, but she wins easily. Of course her serve is important to control the ball during the match. She is improving her game. She will find a new technique to be unbeatable. I am sure she will find it, if she works hard every day.   Put your heart, mind, intellect, and soul even to your smallest acts. This is the secret of success.

«Пока я не подаю на полную мощь, как это делала до травмы. Я и не стремлюсь этого делать – бить со всей силы, особенно после такого долгого простоя. К тому же менее сильная подача позволяет мне более обдуманно относиться к розыгрышам мяча. Буду работать над увеличением процента попадания с первой подачи. Я собираюсь набирать форму от турнира к турниру, от матча к матчу. Я не знаю, когда я смогу вернуться на свой прежний уровень, или к какому времени я стану еще лучше. Это может занять время», – приводит слова теннисистки РИА Новости.

The secret to success is to do the common things uncommonly well.

DON'T LOSE HEART SHARAPOVA!!!!!!!! WE SUPPORT YOU FROM ALL OUR HEARTS.

 

  

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The former U.S. figure-skating champion; Kwan reminded the children that hard work and persistence are a large part of the success of athletes like herself or Washington Capitals star Alex Ovechkin or former Wimbeldon champion Maria Sharapova — both Russian natives.
"Keep on working hard, and your dreams — such a great thing — will come true," Kwan said "A lot of my dreams came true."

Yuri Yudkin, 73, was Maria's first coach when she was 4-7. He said. "[Maria] was a very smart girl . . . I never had to repeat instructions twice to her."

http://sochi2014.com/

Dartagnan:

I am still very proud of her tennis. You see Sharapova doesn’t use all her potentiality, she had a shoulder injury, but she wins easily. Of course her serve is important to control the ball during the match. She is improving her game. She will find a new technique to be unbeatable. I am sure she will find it, if she works hard every day.   Put your heart, mind, intellect, and soul even to your smallest acts. This is the secret of success.

«Пока я не подаю на полную мощь, как это делала до травмы. Я и не стремлюсь этого делать – бить со всей силы, особенно после такого долгого простоя. К тому же менее сильная подача позволяет мне более обдуманно относиться к розыгрышам мяча. Буду работать над увеличением процента попадания с первой подачи. Я собираюсь набирать форму от турнира к турниру, от матча к матчу. Я не знаю, когда я смогу вернуться на свой прежний уровень, или к какому времени я стану еще лучше. Это может занять время», – приводит слова теннисистки РИА Новости.

The secret to success is to do the common things uncommonly well.

DON'T LOSE HEART SHARAPOVA!!!!!!!! WE SUPPORT YOU FROM ALL OUR HEARTS.

 

  

Hear, hear! I really like your pictures, BTW.

Yeah, that's good stuff!  ^ ^ 

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DON'T LOSE HEART SHARAPOVA!!!!!!!! WE SUPPORT YOU FROM ALL OUR HEARTS.

GREAT WORKS ARE PERFORMED NOT BY STRENGTH BUT BY PERSEVERANCE

Sharapova will have to use her left hand if her shoulder injury will continue to disturb her. She used to play with her left hand when she was 10.

I think success has no rules, but you can learn a lot from failure.

 

Иностранные обозреватели считают, что за последнее время Светлана Кузнецова изменилась как внутренне, так и внешне Фото: REUTERS/Vincent Kessler

Да будет Света!

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The former U.S. figure-skating champion; Kwan reminded the children that hard work and persistence are a large part of the success of athletes like herself or Washington Capitals star Alex Ovechkin or former Wimbeldon champion Maria Sharapova — both Russian natives.
"Keep on working hard, and your dreams — such a great thing — will come true," Kwan said "A lot of my dreams came true."

Yuri Yudkin, 73, was Maria's first coach when she was 4-7. He said. "[Maria] was a very smart girl . . . I never had to repeat instructions twice to her."

http://sochi2014.com/

 

Мария Шарапова: «Я сыграла пять матчей за последние шесть дней, тем не менее, у меня были шансы»

Россиянка Мария Шарапова, проигравшая в полуфинале турнира в Бирмингеме китаянке На Ли со счетом 4:6, 4:6, отметила, что сказалась усталость.

«После столь долгого перерыва в игре каждый матч и каждая игровая ситуация – это проверка для организма. И тем не менее, я считаю, что у меня были шансы в этом матче. Я сыграла пять матчей за последние шесть дней, после такой нагрузки можно только надеяться, что у тебя останутся силы. А для игры с На Ли это необходимо», – цитирует Шарапову FOX Sports.

On this tournament, Sharapova has tested her body by playing six matches without interruption after her injury. Of course she used a large part of her strength. It may explain her lose to Li. Sharapova thinks she had a chance to win Li again but she lost it. Li had nothing to lose. She lost so many matches to Sharapova.   

“My return of serve was so good today,” said Li.

“I broke her many times so it did not feel like a grasscourt match. I lost to her so many times before, so I thought if I lose again then I should not worry. That made me very relaxed today,” Li told reporters.

Russian Sharapova, who reached her first semi-final since returning to the tour last month following a nine-month injury layoff, added: “I wasn’t playing with the same intensity today as I did in my previous matches.

“Against an opponent like her, the intensity has to be there the whole match. I just wasn’t able to come through today.”

Sharapova really looks like her  Dad.

 

А вот и сама Мария после победы над На Ли. Вы только посмотрите на эти глаза...

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The former U.S. figure-skating champion; Kwan reminded the children that hard work and persistence are a large part of the success of athletes like herself or Washington Capitals star Alex Ovechkin or former Wimbeldon champion Maria Sharapova — both Russian natives.
"Keep on working hard, and your dreams — such a great thing — will come true," Kwan said "A lot of my dreams came true."

Yuri Yudkin, 73, was Maria's first coach when she was 4-7. He said. "[Maria] was a very smart girl . . . I never had to repeat instructions twice to her."

http://sochi2014.com/