Does Sania Mirza have the potential to win any Major Grand Slam event?
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NO WAY.\nWE SPOILED HER BY PRAISING TOO MUCH.
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BOTH ARE SO HOT.\nEARNING MONEY OTHER THAN TENNIS.\nBUT..\nANNA IS FAR BETTER THAN SANIA IN ALL DEPARTMENTS LIKE TALENT, PRIZE MONEY, MODELING INCOME, TITLES, AND OF COURSE CONTROVERSIES TOO.
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As this is in the Golf section I am presuming that you are referring to the grand slam of golf which comprises of the now 4 majors the Kraft Nabisco Championship, the LPGA Championship, the US Open and the Britsh Open, on the LPGA Tour, as I have noticed that it has been previously answered with tennis players. There has not been three players to win three majors in the same year, Pat Bradley achieved three wins with four majors up for grabs in 1986, missing out to Jane Geddes in the US Open, however this included her win in the du Maurier Classic which has been replaced by the British Open due to tobacco advertising laws being changed in Canada. In 1974 Sandra Hayne won the only two majors that were competed for in that year the US Open and the LPGA Championship. In 1950 Babe Zaharias one all three Majors that were played, being the Western Women's Open, the US Open and the Titleholders Championship. I just hope it was golf you were asking about and not tennis!
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Barring injury, he is almost certain to remain #1 through the year. I expect him to win a minimum of one more major this year, and quite possibly all of them. \nWho is around to challenge for #1? No one below Federer has as good a chance to win the majors. Nadal might win the French again, but probably not Wimbledon or the U.S. Roddick is a possible winner at the U.S., but not likely at Wimbledon and certainly not at the French. Hewitt has a chance for the French and U.S., but not Wimbledon. Nalbandian has a good chance at the U.S., but probably won't win at Wimbledon or the French.\nThe only person likely to win on all surfaces is Federer. I cannot see anyone else challenging him this year.
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YES. CHANCES ARE THERE.\nOR IT WILL BE 1-1.\nNO INDIAN SERIES WIN EXPECTED AT A MUSLIM NATION.
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I'd love to see Federer win but Nadal still seems the safest bet. That said, with all the hype surrounding the clay-court winning streak, it almost seems like he could be riding for a fall. It often happens that way in sports. When someone is seen as so much of an invincible favorite going into a championship, that's when an upset or an injury or some other kind of misfortune occurs. Look at the New York Yankees. In 2000 they won the World Series over the Mets (the famous "Subway Series"). The next year they go out as HEAVY favorites over the Diamondbacks and...LOSE! So yes, stranger things have happened.\nAs far as my favorite of the two. Federer, hands down. Such all-round dominance over the past 3 years, 7 Slams without losing in a final, the best game to watch by a long way. He mixes offense and defense, and can hit every coceivable shot.\nFavorite of all-time. I guess, Sampras. When you look at what he did for most of a decade against a particularly strong top ten. The amount of classic matches. He's a natural pick. \nFederer looks like he could reach that level, but he's still got a lot of winning to do first
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I think Mark has been struggling with his form before his China Open win, something that is reflected in his slide down the World Rankings. I think they key for Mark will be getting past the first two matches. If he can successfully do that and build up some momentum, then he stands a very good chance indeed.
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Her skills are at best top ten of the womens side.\nShe needs to improve her movement and backhand.\n\nAt least she can say she has been the best female player ever in India.
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He has a great future. He may become the Federer of clay courts.
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she will be in the top 10 again coz i swear she is the most talented player i have ever seen\ni mean how many players can come back after three years and play the way she has so far this year\n\nshe was the whole reason i got into tennis in the first place
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Sania Mirza is the latest heart-throb in Indian tennis (born November 15, 1986, Mumbai, India resides in Hyderabad, India)Coached by her father, Imran Mirza, Sania began playing tennis at age six. She turned professional in 2003. She became the first and only Indian woman to reach the 4th round of a Grand Slam tournament at the 2005 US Open. She is now the highest ranked female tennis player ever from India (She had a rank of 42, her highest ever, by end of August 2005). Her original goal was to enter the top 100 by the end of 2005, but she revised it to entering the top 50 after good performances at the beginning of the year. (She may have also been helped by the fact that she has very few points to defend for this year and thus, it has been an upward journey in rankings.) As of July 2005, she ranked 5th among Asian women. Her year-end rank in 2004 was 206.\n"My mother took me to a coach, who initially refused to coach me because I was too small," said Mirza. "After a month, he called my parents to say he'd never seen a player that good at such a young age."
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i think ana ivanovic will most likely be the winner becuase it seems like she is playing better than safina. she has won both of her first and second round matches in straight sets, unlike safina. also she can hit the ball pretty hard when she needs to.
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Sania Mirza won the last hyderabad open tennis tournament
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I like Sharapova, I hope she could win again. \nBut Henin-Hardene is in good shape, too ... and she just won a couple of other tournaments just before Wimbledon.\n\nI watched Venus Williams' match last night, against another US player, Mattek. Easy win for Venus.
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Well, today, Venus Williams lost in the first round of the Austrailan Open. So, its up to Serena to win it (and its not looking good) if you want to sell it after they win a grand slam.\n\nI would say, however, that their popularity is pretty stable and to go ahead and sell it now while people still know who they are. Because their fitness and game are really going downhill.
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i think she will.\n\nshe does have talent, but winning races is all about the team.  the letterman/rahal team knows how to win.  they also signed her to a multi year contract which sends a statement that the owners have faith in her ability and how committed the team is to winning.\n\neven though i'm a fan of andretti, the championship will go to newman&#92;haas.
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ok, yhis two early bcoz she  had not win atp tour title yet outsoide india and she prove nothing just it thay indian can play tennis on international level