Elina Svitolina win's over Yaroslava Shvedova into french open 2017

PARIS, France 
Elina Svitolina struck 25 winners to begin her French Open on a high note on Tuesday, easing past Yaroslava Shvedova in straight sets, 6-4, 6-3.

A match that might've not been out of place in the second week - Svitolina reached her lone Grand Slam quarterfinal to date in Paris in 2015, and Shvedova had twice appeared in the last eight in 2010 and 2012 - it was the Ukrainian who stepped up when it mattered most.

"I think it was quite tough match for the first round to have Yaroslava was quite tough draw," Svitolina said. "I lost to her in Wimbledon last year, but I knew I'm playing much better, physically I'm much better, stronger. That's why I had a little bit more confidence than the last time. I was a bit nervous, but in the same time calm and tried to play my tennis and bring my game today."

Venus williams advances into Internazionali BNL D'ITALIA 2017.

Mónica Puig win's over shvedova in dubai 2017

DUBAI, UAE
 Mónica Puig  advanced to the second round of the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships defeating Yaroslava shvedova  6-3, 4-6, 6-4.

"My serving was pretty good today so I think I just believed that I could serve it out and be as positive as I could," said Puig. "She played a great match, she put me under pressure a lot and I'm just happy to get through."

ANA IVANOVIC WIN´S OVER SHVEDOVA IN PARIS 2015. ROLAND GARROS

Shvedova, who made spirited runs to the last eight here in 2010 and 2012, squeaked out the first set, 6-4, but then succumbed to an increasingly aggressive Ivanovic over the next two sets, the No.7-seeded Serb ripping her huge forehand time and time again and completely running away with it, 4-6, 6-2, 6-0. 

 "It was a little bit of a tough start," Ivanovic said. 
"I didn't have that many matches coming into this tournament, so I was really happy that in the second set I managed to sort of play a little bit deeper and put a little bit more pressure on her. In the third set I felt like, 'Okay, I'm playing my game now.'
 "I worked really hard last week. I was really trying to rely on that. I knew I'd put the work I had to put in, so that gave me confidence. 
Even after the first set I really tried to look for my game. "I was really happy I was able to turn it around today."

SHARAPOVA WIN´S OVER SHVEDOVA INTO BRISBANE 2015.

Maria Sharapova began her journey along the Road To Singapore in some style on Tuesday, brushing aside the challenge of Yaroslava Shvedova, 6-0, 6-1, in little over an hour.

From the opening exchanges, Sharapova was in a rampant mood, wrapping up the first set in just 23 minutes. Shvedova eventually got on the scoreboard midway through the second set, and even carved out a couple of break back points when trailing 3-1. However, Sharapova was in no mood to hang about, snuffing out the danger, ruthlessly closing out the match shortly afterwards. 
 Shvedova's big game troubled Sharapova during their only previous meeting, at the 2009 French Open, but on this occasion she was no match. "To be honest, she's capable of playing really tough tennis. She's a big server, big strokes. Even though we haven't played in a while, she does like to play the top players," Sharapova said. 
"She swings quite freely. She has had good results against some good players in her career. "It certainly felt good to start, you know, after not playing a match for a couple of months. Despite all the training, it's such a different feeling to go out on the court and play in front of, you know, a crowd in an actual match atmosphere."

Medina Garrigues and Shvedova won their third title in Charleston 2014

Anabel Medina Garrigues and Yaroslava Shvedova capped an impressive week of doubles Sunday with a 7-6 (4), 6-2 win over sisters Hao-Ching and Yung-Jan Chan in the Family Circle Cup final. Medina Garrigues/Shvedova won their third title as a pair and second this year after winning in Florianopolis in February. In Charleston, the unseeded duo worked their way through the draw, winning two match tiebreaks as well as beating the No. 3 seeds Raquel Kops-Jones and Abigail Spears in the semifinals.

Medina Garrigues/Shvedova saved a set point at 4-5 in the first set with a long rally, the two teams trading lobs and down-the-line passing shots. They denied the Chans that point, they closed out the set in a breaker. “We feel really good,” Shvedova said after the win. “We teamed up in Australia this year and feel like we have improved at every tournament. We’re improving, so that makes us happy.” Medina Garrigues took a tumble at one point in the match, falling over and getting covered in clay. “It’s a tradition!" Joked Shvedova of her partner's play. "She did the same thing yesterday so she had to do it today, too.” “It never happens to me where I fall over and I hit the ball, but here it did,” Medina Garrigues added. It's a partnership that they said would hopefully continue on in the future. “We are good friends and we accommodate each other well,” Medina Garrigues concluded.

SERENA WILLIAMS WIN OVER SHVEDOVA IN SONY OPEN TENNIS 2014

Serena Williams showed her championship mettle when she fought off three set points in a first-set tiebreaker to defeat Yaroslava Shvedova, 7-6 (9-7), 6-2, and maintain hopes of winning a seventh Sony Open Tennis title Thursday night. Down 5-3 in the opening set, Williams won three straight games to take a 6-5 lead. With Shvedova ahead 6-3 in the tiebreak and facing set point, Williams won four straight points – two on aces – to forge ahead again. After Shvedova evened the tiebreak on the very next point, Williams took advantage of a second serve to hit a blistering forehand winner to retake the lead. Williams was the beneficiary of some luck on the next point, as Shvedova’s forehand found the net before bouncing over, and Williams cleaned up with an easy backhand winner to take the set. 

The World No. 1 said the tough first set should help her throughout the rest of the tournament. "It's definitely going to help, knowing that I was able to pull that through after being down, you know, pretty drastically," she said. Williams carried over that momentum to the second set, where she rolled to victory. Williams will next face Frenchwoman Caroline Garcia, who defeated Klara Zakopalova 7-6(3), 7-6(3).

CAROLINE GARCIA Y SHVEDOVA CONQUISTAN LOS DOBLES EL TAIPEI 2013. OEC TAIPEI WTA LADIES OPEN

CAROLINE GARCIA Y SHVEDOVA CAMPEONAS DE DOBLES EN TAIPEI 2013
GARCIA/SHVEDOVA_FRIEDSAN/VAN UYTVANCK 63 63
francesa y kazaja han protagonizado una semana impresionante de dobles alzándose con el título de forma meritoria.
Ambas en rueda de prensa se mostraron muy contentas de la victoria y de una semana de buen tenis y sensaciones.
les felicito..

YAROSLAVA SHVEDOVA PISA FUERTE EN TAIPEI 2013. OEC TAIPEI WTA LADIES OPEN

SHVEDOVA_AYUMI MORITA 37 76 63
Más de dos horas y media tuvo que pelear Shvedova para derrotar a Morita en Taipei 2013.
Resumen estadístico.