Ana Ivanovic us open 2008

Fell to the first of change in the U.S. OPEN to an unknown

The serbia Ana Ivanovic sospresa starred in the biggest of the day, unknown to fall with the French by Julie Coin 6-3, 4-6 and 6-3. Ivanovic showed their desperation throughout the game.

The world number one female tennis Ana Ivanovic, who fell eliminated in the second round of U.S. Open, admitted that he had felt frustrated at having to leave so soon competition, but added that wants to be positive. "It was very frustrating because I know I can play much better," said the player serbia.

"I created many options to win during the match and I am frustrated at having lost, but I want to be positive because this time no longer have felt discomfort for the injury and that motivates me a lot to leave the stadium early and continue to improve," he said.

Removed by an unknown
The player was in Belgrade eliminated by the unknown French tennis player Julie Coin, who is ranked 188 in the ranking and had never before participated in table end of a Grand Slam.

"Never before had seen the play and did not know what to expect. She has served very well and very strong, and although I struggled I was not an option. Committed many errors in the match and was due to lack of practice lately because I have made many trips" Said Ivanovic, who traveled after the Olympic Games in Beijing to Australia treated for his injury in his hand.

After their removal, tennis player pointed to the Williams sisters as the main favourite to win the U.S. Open.

It had problems, but serbia, number one U.S. Open, advanced to the second round.

The serbia Ana Ivanovic overcame the first test at the U.S. Open after defeating Russian Vera Dushevina in three sets by partial 6-1, 4-6 and 6-4. However, the number one ranking following with many ups and downs and it showed once again, now in the final Grand Slam of the year.



The last Roland Garros champion, who lost the Olympic Games because of an injury to his right thumb, easily overcame the first set 4-2 and surpass the second before losing its course.

Ivanovic started committing many faults, which enabled him to turn his rival in the scoring and tie the game. In so doing, Dushevina, the world number 57, forced the decisive part, so that had to strive for serbia overcome a 3-2 disadvantage in the third sleeve, and to achieve suddenly regained confidence and returned to the match.

"There was loosened concentration in the encounter, but I felt very well on my game and I could succeed. Addition was happy to be again in the stadium," said the serbia, 20, who had played only two matches since Wimbledon while healing their wounds in his hand.

The rival Ivanovic in the second round will French Julie Coin, who was surprised to overcome the Australian Casey Dellacqua 7-6 and by 7-6.