| Vote for Maria Sharapova and Ana Ivanovic at AskMen.com |
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December 14, 2009
Maria Sharapova and Ana Ivanovic are both been nominated for the 2010 edition of AskMen.com's Top 99 Most Desirable Women.
AskMen.com's Top 99 Most Desirable Woman is compiled annually. Besides sex appeal, voters have to pick women who have characteristics they value in a potential companion, such as intelligence, humor, charisma and ambition. |
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| Happpy Holidays from Maria Sharapova |
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December 12, 2009
Hi everyone! On the plane heading back home...I was definitely mistaken when I thought that South America was just a hop, skip and a jump from the States. Oh no...more like planes, trains and automobiles!
Good thing is that I'm on the last leg of the journey! |
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| Maria Sharapova's Intervie From M2 Woman New Zealand Magazine |
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| December 10, 2009 |
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Maria is featured in the December issue of M2 Woman New Zealand magazine and talks about a variety of things including moving from Russia to Florida as a child and her work as a UNDP ambassador.
Here is the interview:
In 2004, at just 17 years of age, the tennis prodigy, Maria Sharapova won Wimbledon. A journey to sporting stardom that had begun ten years earlier when she left her home of Russia as a seven-year-old to train in the US. A world away from her childhood life, Sharapova is now a sporting icon, a model, a TAG Heuer ambassador and a United Nations Development Project Goodwill Ambassador. |
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It must have been a hard time for you and your family when as a seven-year-old child you moved from Russia to Florida to train at the Nick Bollettieri Tennis Academy. Did you have in mind then what it was all for, what you were making such sacrifices for? |
| Maria Sharapova |
Moving to the US was not easy for my family. t was really hard for my father and I to be away from my mother for two years. This was the worst part of the move by far but once my mother arrived and we were all together as a family, it did not matter where we were. I think the best part of the move was that it was the right move for me, my family believed in my talents and they brought me to a place that would allow me to reach all my dreams. |
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Do you feel like you missed out on just being a child? |
| Maria Sharapova |
I honestly would not change a thing about my childhood. Tennis has brought me so many things, has exposed me to so many different cultures and has allowed me to travel the world to meet so many great people. I am a very lucky girl. |
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| Maria Sharapova Featured in Harpers Bazaar Australia |
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December 09, 2009
Maria is featured in the January/February edition of Harpers Bazaar Australia and talks about fashion on and off the court and her range of TAG Heuer sunglasses.
Here is the article:
She's Got Game
PRO TENNIS PIN-UP MARIA SHARAPOVA TALKS GRAND SLAM LABELS (AND GREAT SUNNIES) WITH RACHEL SHARP |
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| Maria Sharapova Makes it 2-0 in South America |
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December 05, 2009
Maria won her second and final match against Gisela Dulko of Argentina in Porto Feliz, Brazil. Maria won 6-3 3-6 10-7 to win the series 2-0 following her win over Dulko in Santiago on Wednesday.
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