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Tough Monte Carlo field with Nadal‚ Djokovic‚ Federer all in

One year ago‚ Novak Djokovic dethroned Rafael Nadal‚ the current world number one who is hungry to take back the Monte Carlo Rolex Masters title which he won from 2005 to 2012. Add Roger Federer – the wild card entry in the tournament that will take place from April 13 to April 20 – and fans will wonder if Djokovic can successfully defend his title.

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Source: SBOBET

Tennis: ATP Miami Quarterfinals

Murray, Djokovic among Sony Open contenders

Winning 3–6‚ 6–3‚ 7–6 over Roger Federer in the BNP Paribas Open Championship at the Indian Wells Tennis Garden‚ Novak Djokovic now sets his sights to the next big tournament: the ATP Sony Open happening on the 19th up to the 30th of March in Miami‚ USA. Chasing his 10th ATP World Tour Masters 1000 title‚ Andy Murray needs to get back to his deadly form quick to defend his Miami ATP Masters title.

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Source: SBOBET, Pinnacle Sports

Road To Singapore Officially Launches

SINGAPORE — The Australian Open may have come to an end‚ but there’s something else that’s just starting to gather steam – the Road To Singapore‚ which officially launched in Singapore on Monday.

WTA Championships Ambassador Chris Evert and Australian Open semifinalist Eugenie Bouchard were both on hand to officially launch the Road To Singapore‚ the year–long journey to the WTA Championships where the stars of the WTA compete across 54 tournaments and 33 countries.

Numerous new elements about this year’s WTA Championships that will elevate the fan experience were unveiled on Monday. First of all‚ it will expand into a 10–day sports entertainment event of competiton‚ exhibitions and activities for fans around the world. There will be seven days of competition this year as opposed to six‚ the doubles will be expanded to eight teams‚ and there will be a WTA Rising Stars Exhibition and WTA Legends Exhibition during the opening Fan Festival weekend.

The WTA has opened an office in Singapore‚ which will be part of the Singapore Sports Hub – the event venue. With the WTA and a Singaporean team living and working year–round in Singapore‚ a number of programs that will connect the WTA Championships with the people of Singapore will also be launched. Coaching workshops and a new WTA Future Stars program are also coming.

Also‚ the digital platforms for the WTA Championships were officially unveiled – he newly–launched official website (www.wtachampionships.com) and the officialFacebook and Twitter pages. Through the dedicated platforms for the Road To Singapore‚ fans will enjoy unparalleled access to their favorite players’ season–long journey‚ including enhanced editorial coverage throughout all platforms.

And that’s not all. Monday was an absolutely packed day for Evert and Bouchard‚ who helped promote the Road To Singapore and WTA Championships throughout the day‚ including an inspirational forum with local kids (read about it here) and an Ice Kachang dessert–making session ( read about it here).

“We are excited to announce new elements of the WTA Championships that will engage the fans of women’s tennis with the WTA stars and turn our year–end event into a premier sports entertainment property‚” Stacey Allaster‚ Chairman & CEO of the WTA‚ said. “The WTA is committed to the long term development of the sports community in Singapore and through numerous programs we’ve put in place‚ we look forward to growing our fan base and empowering people of the region through sports.”

“Asia continues to grow as a destination for global sports properties‚ with Singapore an important hub given its world class infrastructure and ability to host and execute to the highest level‚” Andrew Georgiou‚ CEO of World Sport Group‚ commented. “The investment in the Singapore Sports Hub creates an opportunity not only to host global events such as this‚ but to do so in a way that offers an engaging experience for corporates‚ but also visitors as well as Singaporeans of all backgrounds.

“The WTA Championships – Singapore will have something for everyone.”

Article:   Road To Singapore Officially Launches| WTA Championships [www.wtachampionships.com]

WTA Ranking: Li Na now on the Rank no. 3

Li Na is now on the WTA Ranking’s No. 2 after winning the Australian Open and Serena Williams remains comfortably in the 1 position.

Explanation of the WTA’s rankings system:

“The WTA rankings are based on a 52–week‚ cumulative system. A player’s ranking is determined by her result at a maximum of 16 tournaments for singles and 11 for doubles. The tournaments that count towards a player’s ranking are those that yield the highest ranking points during the rolling 52–week period. They must include points from the Grand Slams‚ Premier Mandatory tournaments and the WTA Championships. For Top 20 players‚ their best two results at Premier 5 tournaments (Doha‚ Rome‚ Cincinnati‚ Montréal⁄Toronto and Wuhan) will also count.” 

PREVIOUS RANK	CURRENT RANK	PLAYER	COUNTRY		DATE OF    BIRTH		POINTS		TOURNAMENTS
[1]	1	WILLIAMS‚ SERENA	UNITED STATES		26 SEP 1981		13000		17
[2]	2	AZARENKA‚ VICTORIA	BELARUS		31 JUL 1989		6581		16
[4]	3	LI‚ NA	CHINA		26 FEB 1982		6570		17
[5]	4	RADWANSKA‚ AGNIESZKA	POLAND		06 MAR 1989		5750		20
[3]	5	SHARAPOVA‚ MARIA	RUSSIA		19 APR 1987		5416		16
[6]	6	KVITOVA‚ PETRA	CZECH REPUBLIC		08 MAR 1990		4745		22
[7]	7	ERRANI‚ SARA	ITALY		29 APR 1987		4440		22
[8]	8	JANKOVIC‚ JELENA	SERBIA		28 FEB 1985		4310		21
[9]	9	KERBER‚ ANGELIQUE	GERMANY		18 JAN 1988		4030		23
[11]	10	HALEP‚ SIMONA	ROMANIA		27 SEP 1991		3760		23
[10]	11	WOZNIACKI‚ CAROLINE	DENMARK		11 JUL 1990		3370		22
[14]	12	IVANOVIC‚ ANA	SERBIA		06 NOV 1987		3160		23
[24]	13	CIBULKOVA‚ DOMINIKA	SLOVAKIA		06 MAY 1989		3056		24
[12]	14	VINCI‚ ROBERTA	ITALY		18 FEB 1983		3020		25
[15]	15	LISICKI‚ SABINE	GERMANY		22 SEP 1989		2980		20
[16]	16	SUAREZ NAVARRO‚ CARLA	SPAIN		03 SEP 1988		2745		26
[17]	17	STOSUR‚ SAMANTHA	AUSTRALIA		30 MAR 1984		2705		23
[13]	18	STEPHENS‚ SLOANE	UNITED STATES		20 MAR 1993		2415		20
[31]	19	BOUCHARD‚ EUGENIE	CANADA		25 FEB 1994		2369		23
[18]	20	KIRILENKO‚ MARIA	RUSSIA		25 JAN 1987		2325		18
[19]	21	FLIPKENS‚ KIRSTEN	BELGIUM		10 JAN 1986		2255		23
[29]	22	PENNETTA‚ FLAVIA	ITALY		25 FEB 1982		2165		22
[21]	23	CIRSTEA‚ SORANA	ROMANIA		07 APR 1990		2020		26
[23]	24	KANEPI‚ KAIA	ESTONIA		10 JUN 1985		1932		17
[25]	25	CORNET‚ ALIZE	FRANCE		22 JAN 1990		1870		26
[30]	26	PAVLYUCHENKOVA‚ ANASTASIA	RUSSIA		03 JUL 1991		1840		24
[26]	27	SAFAROVA‚ LUCIE	CZECH REPUBLIC		04 FEB 1987		1805		24
[22]	28	MAKAROVA‚ EKATERINA	RUSSIA		07 JUN 1988		1801		19
[20]	29	KUZNETSOVA‚ SVETLANA	RUSSIA		27 JUN 1985		1712		18
[27]	30	HAMPTON‚ JAMIE	UNITED STATES		08 JAN 1990		1601		18

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Source:  Singles Rankings | WTA Tennis English [www.wtatennis.com]