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Who is best female tennis player?

Who do you think is currently the best player on the WTA tour.

Among the present WTA top 10, I'd say the Williams sisters & Maria Sharapova.

But for me, the best female tennis player of all time would be Steffi Graf. The only player who ever won a golden Grand Slam.

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Tennis- Serena advances while Nadal is beaten by Del Potro at the Sony Ericsson Open

Serena Williams beat her sister Venus Williams at the semifinals of the Sony Ericsson Open yesterday on a very interesting match, where Serena demonstrated again why she is the No. 1 seed of the World. The game ended with a 6-4, 3-6 and 6-3 making Serena reach the final and accomplish the record that Steffi Graf had of 5 titles at Key Biscayne, completing six titles in the last eight years.

Serena said that her sister is a great player and it was a very tough match; she was glad of being able to reach the victory, mostly after losing the last two matches in the sisters rivalry, so right now she feels very proud of herself for equalizing the head to head with Venus (10 wins each), but most of all, she’s delighted for remaining as the No1 seed; if she had lost, she will have been replaced by Dinara Safina in the No. 1 spot.

For her part, Venus was not as happy as her sister, “Even though she's my sister, I'm still here to win," Venus said. "I can't give anyone anything. So I'm disappointed that I lost tonight, whether or not she kept the ranking. It was a well-fought match; my serve wasn't going as well as I wanted. But she brought a lot of balls back and played tough."

This victory will give Serena some advantage and now she is considered favorite against Victoria Azarenka from Belarus tomorrow in the women’s final. Azarenka won the semifinal match against Svetlana Kuznetsova and expressed that she feels very happy to play against Serena since she admires her very much, and thinks that she is a great champion.

On the other hand, the No.1 seeded Rafael Nadal lost against the Argentinean Juan Martin Del Potro in the quarterfinals with a 6-4, 3-6, 7-6(3) final score. A lot of Argentinean fans were in the public screaming for him and trying to give him the support that he needed to win the match against the best player of the world and it seemed to work; it made Nadal feel a little frustrated and desperate some times.

Del Potro was consulted after the match and he said that this was the best day of his life as a tennis player. For the first time, he thought that he was dominating the match with his great game against Nadal; Del Potro had lost the previous four games against the Spaniard and had not even winning one single set against before yesterday. So, this win meant the world for him since he was able to demonstrate he is a great player too.

For Nadal the game was a complete disaster. He said very honestly that he played bad the whole game and that it was very good match for the crowd but very bad for him. He also added that he could say many things that went wrong about this game, but in the end, the truth was that Del Potro played better than him and took advantage of the situation.

Now Del Potro will face Andy Murray in the semifinal on Friday and the winner of this match will face Novak Djokovic, who defeated No.2 Roger Federer, on the final of the Miami Masters next Sunday.

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