Ana Ivanovic lucie safarov

Serbian Ana Ivanovic, former world number one, continuing without lifting his head and was knocked out in first round of tennis tournament in Tokyo by Czech Lucie Safarova 6-4, 7-6 (1)

Serbian Ana Ivanovic, former world number one, continuing without lifting his head and was knocked out in first round of tennis tournament in Tokyo by Czech Lucie Safarova 6-4, 7-6 (1).

Injuries, fatigue and coaching changes have dented that remains Ivanovic recover after being knocked out in second round tournament in Toronto and Cincinnati and the first chance at the U.S. Open and Tokyo.

Ivanovic, seeded number 10 in the Japanese tournament, had stated its intention to take a short break after the U.S. Open to try to regain his best tennis, which obviously seems to have found yet.

Serbian tennis player suffered more than expected in its debut in Paris

Ana Ivanovic, second-seeded and finalist last year, suffered more than expected to finish by the Swedish imposed on a marker by Sofia Arvidsson 6-2 overall and 7-5 after one hour and thirty-five minutes of play. In second round, the Balkan be measured to Czech Lucie Safarova.

The surprise of the day gave the Czech Iveta Benesova, who entered the table tennis from upstream, which was imposed on her compatriot Nicole Vaidisova, the fifteenth favorite for a marker to 7-6 overall and 6-1 after an hour and a quarter of a game. Another favorite who fell was the local Virginie Razzano, two hundred and sixth-seeded, who lost to the Czech Klara Zakopalova gloabl marker for a 4-6, 6-3 and 6-2 after two hours and twenty minutes of play.

Another-seeded Danish Caroline Wozniacki (30) has swept the track to its rival in first round, the Austrian Yvonne Meusburger, who has endorsed a resounding 6-0 overall and 6-2 in one hour and six minutes of play.