Maria Sharapova falls at Wimbledon, but she'll always have Paris
Sharapova, No. 1 in women's tennis and still buoyed by French Open triumph last month, is almost sanguine after fourth-round loss to Sabine Lisicki. Serena Williams, Novak Djokovic, Roger Federer win. WIMBLEDON, England — The way Maria Sharapova was talking, discussing her French Open victory last month as opposed to her Wimbledon loss Monday ("I'll have that for the rest of my career"), it was easy to think of the film "Casablanca."
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Big Three of men's tennis once again heavy favorites at French Open
Defending champion Rafael Nadal, world No. 1 Novak Djokovic and third-seeded Roger Federer remain the players to beat. Although Serena Williams is motivated to win, the women's draw is less clear. Don't stop if you've heard this before because it's worth seeing in repeats.
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