While many hoped that 2010 would be the comeback year for Maria Sharapova, it has been disappointing a little. Early exits in Tokyo and Beijing and I am sure many fans have their faith in their star shaken.
What does Sharapova have to say for herself?
“I’m definitely not as good as I wanted to be,” Sharapova told the WTA Tour website. “After the U.S. Open I wasn’t able to train as much as I would’ve wanted to, and I feel like the last couple of weeks I’ve just been trying to play catch-up.”
And there is more. She talks about rhythm and how she is disappointed with her losses but that it is not the end of the world.
“My rhythm hasn’t been where it should be. Obviously it’s disappointing, but I’ve lost and won many matches in my career. I’ll just have to regroup and move forward.”
And I sincerely hope that she will regroup asap because a Sharapova in top form is a threat for any player at any tournament!
“I’m definitely not as good as I wanted to be,” Sharapova told the WTA Tour website. “After the U.S. Open I wasn’t able to train as much as I would’ve wanted to, and I feel like the last couple of weeks I’ve just been trying to play catch-up.”
And there is more. She talks about rhythm and how she is disappointed with her losses but that it is not the end of the world.
“My rhythm hasn’t been where it should be. Obviously it’s disappointing, but I’ve lost and won many matches in my career. I’ll just have to regroup and move forward.”
And I sincerely hope that she will regroup asap because a Sharapova in top form is a threat for any player at any tournament!
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