Ana Ivanovic aravane rezai

Of Serbia and was eliminated in second round last year • It is the third edition of the tournament as mixed and the Magic Box

The first rounds of each tournament are often deployed by the surprises that leave the early days. If Saturday was the resounding defeat of Svetlana Kuznetsova on Sunday eliminations are Ana Ivanovic and Aravane Rezai most striking negative note on the third day of competition at the Madrid Open Mutual.

Serbia's Ana Ivanovic continues calenadrio offering in a lime and a sand. The fifteenth seeded tournament in Madrid said goodbye to the capital for an early exit losing to American Bethanie Mattek-Sands by a score of 0-6, 6-4, 6-4 after an hour and forty-three minutes playing in a clash played at the stadium Arantxa Sanchez Vicario. The Balkans, which closed the first set with a 'donut' in his favor and came to dominate the second set to break up, collapsed and physical emotionally to an American, Mattek-Sands, every tournament is more competitive. The Yankee player will see in the next round against compatriot Vania King and Nadia Petrova.

Another has been the resounding defeat of France's Aravane Rezai, who won last year by winning the final against Venus Williams, who surprisingly fell to a player from the preliminary stage, Sweden's Sofia Arvidsson, who won the passage to the second round with a marker 6-3 overall, 3-6 and 6-4 after one hour and fifty minutes. The Nordic player will have to see their faces now with the Belarussian Victoria Azarenka.

The best women's tennis tournament in Spain that can be started within a few days

If a few weeks ago was Victoria Azarenka (8) who greeted fans Andalusia Tennis Experience in a video shot in Australia, this time the players who have gone public and have shown their desire to land in Andalusia to compete in the Tennis Andalusia have been Ana Ivanovic Experience (19), Aravane Rezai (24) and Flavia Pennetta (17), using stay in the U.S. where they are competing in the Masters first 1,000 of the season.

The three players are part of a tournament lineup this year reached the third edition and will feature one more year with some of the main women's tour rackets. Serbia's former world number one, France, which debuted last year in the tournament and the Italian, who will defend the title won last year, are among the main attractions this tournament along with the aforementioned Victoria Azarenka, Sara Errani (40), Gisela Dulko (47) together with Carla Suárez Spanish (79) and Anabel Medina (73), among others. The ATE'11 be held from 2 to 10 April at the Club de Tenis Puente Romano in Marbella.

TICKETS

Tickets can be purchased at the El Corte Inglés, visiting the website or phone www.elcorteingles.es 902,400,222. More information about tickets and group discount on the official website www.andaluciatennis.com tournament.