[JJ all the way]

Jeca will win calender slam!!!!!! and return to no.1 before announcing at the YEC final that she is preggers with Channing Tatum's baby!

[coolfish1103]

Originally Posted by hBence

JJ wins a tournament

Maybe she will play a 10k at RSA

[Kotre]

Donna Vekic will end 2013 ranked higher than Laura Robson in 2012.

[dragonflies]

Originally Posted by JoPova

Serena winning 3 slams, and the one she'll miss won't be RG.
Venus returning to be a threat in majors.
Vika won't end the year as the world number one.
Jelena will be back in the top 10.

These are good Bold predictions.

[Papi]

Maria to make all grand slam finals only to lose all of them.
Venus forced to retire from the sport.
Lisicki finds her groove and enters top 5.
Serena completes Serena Slam with golden lining.
Jankovic ends the season higher ranked than Ana.

[F4CU]

paula ormaechea top 100
tsvetana pironkova top 30
serena win minium 2 grand slam
venus back in top 10
serena top 1
robson top 25 -20

[F4CU]

flavia top 15
petkovic back top 50
shvedova top 30
Great back zvonareva

[hpme]

Serena wins all her top10 opponents
Sharapova leaves tennis because pregnant
Li Na will win one GS, AO or RG
Ivanovic finishes 2013 at #7

Kvitova wins Wimbledon and YEC again

Zheng Jie wins a p5 title
Venus makes 2+ SFs at GS

[djbueno]

Li Na wins another slam (AO maybe?)
Bartoli reaches her second slam final
Venus wins Miami
Sharapova and Serena meet at FO

[AnnieIWillKnow]

Originally Posted by Papi

Maria to make all grand slam finals only to lose all of them.
Venus forced to retire from the sport.
Lisicki finds her groove and enters top 5.
Serena completes Serena Slam with golden lining.
Jankovic ends the season higher ranked than Ana.

I really could see this happening

[matj2310]

serena to win 3 GS
Venus top 10 and 2 GS quarter finals
robson top 20
watson top 30

[Sharakim]

Janurary 26th, 2013 The Massacare in Melbourne...

Coming into the first grand slam of 2013, Maria Sharapova was ranked #2 in the world. The russian had just come off of one of her most consistant years in 2012, winning the career slam in paris and reaching 9 finals. She would enter Melbourne as a contender for the title. But with arch nemesis Serena Williams and world #1 Azarenka also in the draw, many tennis analyists and fans didn't bank on Maria winning the trophy. Boy where they wrong! After blitzing through her first four opponents with the loss of just eight games, Sharapova would meet world number 8 Kvitova in the Qtrs. Kvitova, having been inspired by a title win in Brisbane over toe-injured Serena Williams, put on a great fight and took the opening set 6-4. But like in the semis the pervious year, Sharapova's mental strength proved to be too much for the Czech, and she eventually won 4-6, 7-6(5), 6-3. In the semi-finals, Maria would face up with No. 5 Kerber, who upset Williams in the pervious round. Sharapova would win in straight sets 6-3 6-4 to set up a re-match with world #1 Azarenka. Azarenka had been having a very inconsistant tournament. Although she dominated her first two opponents, she uncharistically dropped sets to an aging Venus Williams in rd 3and Francesca Schiavone in the round of 16. After scrapping through to the quarter-finals, Vika was again taken to three sets by rising tennis teen Laura Robson who had a match point on the belarussian's serve before being taking out. Although Vika dismantled Li Na 6-2 6-2 in the semi-final, many onlooker's questioned the world #1's form. These questions were justified, as the pressure of defending her title and the #1 ranking clearly got to vika in the final. She won just 38% of her first serves and a pathetic 22% of her second serves as Sharapova got her devastating revenge by winning the Australian Open 6-0 6-0 in just under 44 minutes. Sharapova's reutrn and powerful groundstrokes were in fearsome form that evening. The russian won 90% of her first serves and hit 23 aces in the match. She also produced a starring winner to error ratio of 41-9. Azarenka had no chance. This match was henchforth known as the massacare in melbourne.

June 8th, 2013 The Queen of Clay

After winning her second austrailian open in Janurary, Maria Sharapova went on a tear through the WTA. She won five of her next six events at indian wells, miami, stuggart, madrid, and rome. She came into Roland Garros as the defending champion and the world #1. Maria was dominiating tennis in a way no one had seen before. Moreover, she had mastered clay, once thought of as her weakest surface. After reaching the final with the lost of just one set to Stosur in the qtrs, Sharapova faced her greatest test in Serena Williams. Williams had played amazing tennis to get to the final, defeating 2008, and 2009 champions Kuznetsova nd Ivanovic in the process. She was hungry to re-establish her dominatiton of Sharapova with another one-sided win. What transpired however became one of the greatest women's final's in french open history. From the onset it looked like William's power serve and amazing athletic ability would again be too much for the defending champ to handle as Serena handled Maria 6-2. But midway through the second with Williams leading by a break and 3-2, a disputed line call with the umpire saw something snap in the voliate American. Serena began to have a mental breakdown as the crowd, wanting to see a 3 set final for the first time in years, cheered heavily for Sharapova. Maria took her chances well and broke back to level at 3 all. From there, she broke Serena's serve again and held for 5-3. Williams held and Sharapova did too for 6-3. The final set was a dogfight as both women wrestled for the trophy. After playing for nearly 4 hours, Sharapova broke Williams in the 33rd game of the final set to go up 17-16. In shock and disbelief, William would break down in the following game, commiting three striaght unforced errors to drop to 0-40 and hand Sharapova three match points. After saving the first two with aces, Williams would hit a serve out wide to the deuce court, Sharapova would respond with a scorching return down the line. The ball would clip the edge of the line and give Sharapova her second straight FO title. An emotional 2-6 6-3 18-16 win over the woman who had haunted her career for the better part of nine years. William's would later recall Sharapova's match point winner as "lucky," but her comments didn't matter. To the onlookers, Maria Sharapova was the new queen of clay.

[Sharakim]

The rest of Maria's season after her historic win at roland garros was equally impressive. Although she lost in the semi-finals of Wimbledon to Pironkova, She managed to win the two tuneups before the US Open at the Bank of West Classic in Stanford, and the Rogers Cup. At the US Open, she won her second singles title again beating Azarenka in the finals 6-4 7-6(5).

[Akil]

Originally Posted by Sharakim

Janurary 26th, 2013 The Massacare in Melbourne...

Coming into the first grand slam of 2013, Maria Sharapova was ranked #2 in the world. The russian had just come off of one of her most consistant years in 2012, winning the career slam in paris and reaching 9 finals. She would enter Melbourne as a contender for the title. But with arch nemesis Serena Williams and world #1 Azarenka also in the draw, many tennis analyists and fans didn't bank on Maria winning the trophy. Boy where they wrong! After blitzing through her first four opponents with the loss of just eight games, Sharapova would meet world number 8 Kvitova in the Qtrs. Kvitova, having been inspired by a title win in Brisbane over toe-injured Serena Williams, put on a great fight and took the opening set 6-4. But like in the semis the pervious year, Sharapova's mental strength proved to be too much for the Czech, and she eventually won 4-6, 7-6(5), 6-3. In the semi-finals, Maria would face up with No. 5 Kerber, who upset Williams in the pervious round. Sharapova would win in straight sets 6-3 6-4 to set up a re-match with world #1 Azarenka. Azarenka had been having a very inconsistant tournament. Although she dominated her first two opponents, she uncharistically dropped sets to an aging Venus Williams in rd 3and Francesca Schiavone in the round of 16. After scrapping through to the quarter-finals, Vika was again taken to three sets by rising tennis teen Laura Robson who had a match point on the belarussian's serve before being taking out. Although Vika dismantled Li Na 6-2 6-2 in the semi-final, many onlooker's questioned the world #1's form. These questions were justified, as the pressure of defending her title and the #1 ranking clearly got to vika in the final. She won just 38% of her first serves and a pathetic 22% of her second serves as Sharapova got her devastating revenge by winning the Australian Open 6-0 6-0 in just under 44 minutes. Sharapova's reutrn and powerful groundstrokes were in fearsome form that evening. The russian won 90% of her first serves and hit 23 aces in the match. She also produced a starring winner to error ratio of 41-9. Azarenka had no chance. This match was henchforth known as the massacare in melbourne.

June 8th, 2013 The Queen of Clay

After winning her second austrailian open in Janurary, Maria Sharapova went on a tear through the WTA. She won five of her next six events at indian wells, miami, stuggart, madrid, and rome. She came into Roland Garros as the defending champion and the world #1. Maria was dominiating tennis in a way no one had seen before. Moreover, she had mastered clay, once thought of as her weakest surface. After reaching the final with the lost of just one set to Stosur in the qtrs, Sharapova faced her greatest test in Serena Williams. Williams had played amazing tennis to get to the final, defeating 2008, and 2009 champions Kuznetsova nd Ivanovic in the process. She was hungry to re-establish her dominatiton of Sharapova with another one-sided win. What transpired however became one of the greatest women's final's in french open history. From the onset it looked like William's power serve and amazing athletic ability would again be too much for the defending champ to handle as Serena handled Maria 6-2. But midway through the second with Williams leading by a break and 3-2, a disputed line call with the umpire saw something snap in the voliate American. Serena began to have a mental breakdown as the crowd, wanting to see a 3 set final for the first time in years, cheered heavily for Sharapova. Maria took her chances well and broke back to level at 3 all. From there, she broke Serena's serve again and held for 5-3. Williams held and Sharapova did too for 6-3. The final set was a dogfight as both women wrestled for the trophy. After playing for nearly 4 hours, Sharapova broke Williams in the 33rd game of the final set to go up 17-16. In shock and disbelief, William would break down in the following game, commiting three striaght unforced errors to drop to 0-40 and hand Sharapova three match points. After saving the first two with aces, Williams would hit a serve out wide to the deuce court, Sharapova would respond with a scorching return down the line. The ball would clip the edge of the line and give Sharapova her second straight FO title. An emotional 2-6 6-3 18-16 win over the woman who had haunted her career for the better part of nine years. William's would later recall Sharapova's match point winner as "lucky," but her comments didn't matter. To the onlookers, Maria Sharapova was the new queen of clay.

Originally Posted by Sharakim

The rest of Maria's season after her historic win at roland garros was equally impressive. Although she lost in the semi-finals of Wimbledon to Pironkova, She managed to win the two tuneups before the US Open at the Bank of West Classic in Stanford, and the Rogers Cup. At the US Open, she won her second singles title again beating Azarenka in the finals 6-4 7-6(5).

[MrProdigy555]

Originally Posted by A.K.B.

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!