Oops she did it again...
Maria has assumed her power by winning the Korean Open in Seoul.
She won here third title this year after beating the 1 year older Marta Domachowska(18) in the Olympic Park (Seoul).


Top-seeded Sharapova punished Domachowska with a barrage of powerful strokes and won the match in only 55 minutes (61 - 61)

The Polish Marta Domachowska was contesting her first WTA Tournament final in her career, but she was complete prospectless against Maria.



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The draw for the AIG Japan Open Tennis Championships in Tokyo has been released.
Maria is just like in Korea the #1 seeded player and she receives a bye for the first round. In the second round Maria will play either Aiko Nakamura of Japan or a qualifier.



Maria is the defending champion in Tokyo, and has no points to defend as Tokyo was played a week earlier last year.

Maria Sharapova reached the final of the Korea Open in Seoul.



The Russian Wimbledon-champion, first ranked on this Tournament, walked all over Anne Kremer (LUX) who did not stand a chance against Maria in the half finals: 6-0, 6-2.


In the final of the ‘Korean Open’ Maria will meet the Polish Marta Domachowka, who won in 2 sets of the American Abigail Spears: 7-6, 6-1.


The final will be ...

Maria will play against Emmanuelle Gagliardi (SUI) in the first round of the Hansol Korea Open Tennis Championships. Maria has played only once against Gagliardi on the Japan Open in Tokyo (2002) and lost the match (6-4 6-7 4-6).

The Hansol Korea Open Tennis Championships will be the first WTA Tour event contested in Korea. Seoul is the world's fifth largest city with a population of around 10.3 million people and served as host of the 1988 Summer Olympic Games.

Maria lost her semifinals match against Svetlana Kuznetsova 2-6 2-6. The conditions were very windy and Maria made too many mistakes while Kuznetsova was playing very well. The match lasted 63 minutes.