SHARAPOVA TO HIT TOP SPOT
sportinglife.com     May 15, 2008            

Maria Sharapova will become the top player in women's tennis when the updated WTA Tour rankings are released on Monday. Current world number one Justine Henin abruptly retired on Wednesday and, at her request, the WTA will remove her from the rankings this week. Sharapova, who won the Australian... [read full story]                

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