Sharapova had had trouble with Suárez Navarro before - she lost to her just last summer at the Rogers Cup in Montréal. But this time it was no contest as the No.1-seeded Russian broke serve five times and needed just an hour and eight minutes to send the No.7-seeded Spaniard packing, 6-1, 6-3.
"We went back and forth with our victories in 2014 so I'm always a little bit aware of girls that I lose to," Sharapova said after the match. "I certainly know that she's capable of playing really well, though. She plays defense great and makes you hit a lot of balls. Especially on a slower court like here, you just don't want to give her that much time to play her game. I thought I did a good job of that today. "Maybe I made a little too many unforced errors in the beginning, but I finished strong."
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