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Larry Brown Sports:
For all the time I spent pumping up Ana Ivanovic last year following her win at the French Open, I have to be fair by mentioning how much of a downturn her career has taken since. Since winning at Roland Garros, Ivanovic hasn’t advanced past the 4th round of any major, including a first-round [...]
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In five tennis grand slam events bridging 2007-2008, Serbian beauty Ana Ivanovic became the darling of the WTA. She won the French Open, lost in the finals of the French Open and Australian Open, and advanced to the semifinals at Wimbledon. The run vaulted her to the No. 1 spot in the rankings. She became [...]
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