Radwanska is definately an important part of a dominant trio in the WTA circuit (alongside Azarenka and Sharapova).
Agnenszka put a lot of effort in this match. She was running up and down the court playing a very defensive game that finally took a tool on a nervous and error prone Maria.
‘I went on court, I’m playing against a really good player, top player, second in the world right now,’ Radwanska said. ‘Pretty much nothing to lose. It’s just a great feeling to beat those kind of players, especially in the final.’
‘I thought she played extremely well today, was very consistent, got that extra ball back and I made that extra mistake,’ Sharapova said, finger on the pulse. ‘She didn’t give me many errors. When I had my chances at break point, I didn’t take them. When she had them, she did.’
A big problem for Maria was also that she could not take advantage of Radwanska’s flimsy second serve.
‘I definitely didn’t return well,’ she said. ‘I wasn’t aggressive on that shot. When I did have second serve opportunities, she’s serving at 70 miles per hour and I’m not winning those points. There’s something wrong with that.’
So finally Radwanska won her most prestigious title without dropping a set. Great feat!
Agnieszka’s courtside interview.
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