Maria Sharapova Strikes Wimbledon Semifinal Spot

Maria Sharapova says a 2011 Wimbledon win would be biggest Grand Slam of her career. After winning Wimbledon in 2004 with an unlikely victory over Serena Williams, Maria Sharapova has won only two other Grand Slam events, and none since her 2008 shoulder surgery.

"If I could win another Grand Slam," Sharapova said Saturday, "it would mean more than the previous ones that I have, because of the injury and everything.

It’s not like Maria Sharapova is creating magic in London for the first time, yet, whenever she blazes her tennis blade, her fans enjoys the blitzkrieg of this beautifully hot tennis star’s power shots.



Maria Sharapova showed her strength at London Wimbledon.



She is the last giant left in the competition of Wimbledon 2011 women’s draw.




Being fifth seed, it was expected from her that she won’t find any difficulty to make her way towards a semi-final seat and she fulfilled the expectations of her fans as she powered into Wimbledon semifinals after beating diminutive Slovak tennis star Dominika Chibulkova in a comprehensive manner.



She demonstrated her strength by demolishing Dominika Chibulkova in 6-1, 6-1 straight match on Tuesday.

Till now, Maria Sharapova hasn’t dropped a set throughout the tournament.



Obviously, this Russian hot girl looks the favorite of every observer at present to seal her fourth grand slam title.



Now she will have to meet and beat German wildcard Sabine Lisicki to gain a place in the last four on Thursday.




After winning the game against Dominika Chibulkova, Sharapova said, "It's really an honour, it's been a few years since I got past the fourth round," in a televised interview.



While mentioning the importance of her next game against German wildcard Sabine Lisicki on Thursday, Maria Sharapova said, "Every opponent is different and every day is different. I have a tough opponent coming up and I'm looking forward to it. She is a player playing with a lot of confidence right now."



The Russian hot girl and sexy tennis star is the last former champion left among the women, She won Wimbledon in 2004 to become the Wimbledon 2004 women's singles champion.



She broke three times in the first set while she dominated the game against Dominika Chibulkova, who is 24th seed, from the baseline.



After gaining three further breaks in the second set, she registered a victory in just over an hour. Her win seemed no less than a mere formality on the grass.



By beating Dominika Chibulkova, Maria Sharapova actually registered her revenge as Chibulkova beat Sharapova 6-0, 6-2 in the French Open in 2009.




At that time, the Russian tennis juggernaut was still recuperating against a serious shoulder injury and was hoping for her chances to reach the top again.



This time, she is much more fit and she showed it by beating Chibulkova comprehensively.



Maria Sharapova added, "To be in the semis of Wimbledon is a bonus. To come back and play tennis after a big injury, I was just happy to be back on court."



However now, Maria Sharapova needs to be more alert and cautious so that she may not repeat a downfall again as she fell against the hopes of her fans in French Open 2011.



Let’s hope that she will maintain her performance on Thursday and will reach the next stage easily.

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Maria Sharapova on Tatler magazine

'Russian Dolls' sexy red lips
Shiny blonde hair and bright smile Maria Sharapova looks really young, beautiful Tatler magazine in March of versions at home country birch.

Despite being a professional tennis player, but nice face shape has helped feed the modeling career of "Russian Dolls" more successful than expected.

Graceful beauty of the 'Russian Dolls' Maria Sharapova

Her blonde hair was still high, sad face vague and dresses discreetly turned a youthful Maria Sharapova as "ladies" but no less beautiful sexy magazine In Style Russian version.

Not a professional model, but Sharapova knew how to "drop soul" into his pictures. Is considered one of the leading beauty tennis, "Russian Dolls" has always been the fashion magazine, invites famous brands ads.

Maria Sharapova photos collection.

Look at the body as the standard model, beautiful face, such as dolls, hardly anyone believes that Maria Sharapova is a professional female athletes.

Not only enroll in multiple awards, the 24-year-old beauty also mark without any fan can forget watching her play. It was screaming, beautiful people are considered athletes have the most horrible screams of 101 decibels, roughly roar of a lion (110 decibels).
With radiant beauty, long legs Made by fans Aries favor nickname "Russian Dolls". Maria Sharappova always in the list of sexy female athletes in the world and received many invitations to model images for fashion magazines. Besides, she is also much advertising "headhunted".
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Cushion-Cut Craze Goes Courtside

Maria Sharapova's diamond engagement ring photos are making the rounds this week, and it looks like we've got another cushion-cut cutie on our hands.

US Weekly reports the tennis phenom is wearing a 7 or 8-carat cushion-cut stone in a platinum setting with a price tag of approximately $250,000. Her Los Angeles Laker fiance, Sasha Vujacic popped the question in his Manhattan Beach home a while ago, but the ring is making its first appearance in shots like these taken during an afternoon stroll in Los Angeles last Sunday.

So why are celebs like Ivanka Trump, Anna Paquin, Alyssa Milano and Ashlee Simpson opting for the cushion-cut over, say, the more popular round-cut diamond engagement ring?

The cushion cut dates back to the 1800s and derived its shape from the fact that back then cutters were not capable of making a perfectly round stone, according to Jewelry.com. 

Today, the square shape is marked by a more affordable price point than the traditional and more frequently seen round stones - unless you're going for a whopper like those seen on Hollywood ring fingers.  Once we're in the 7-8-carat range, folks, saving money is clearly not on the agenda.

I think it's because the cushion offers more of a vintage-y feel over the sleek lines of the traditional (read: boring) round stone?

Here are a few of my favorite cushion-cuts here for your browsing pleasure. The good news is: You don't have to walk down the aisle to wear one - and they come in a variety of stone variations outside of the diamond category.

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