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Weird things happening at China Open. Serena the top seed almost avoided a bagel against Spanish "qualifier Silvia Soler-Espinosa, then won 13 of the next 15 games to pull out a 7-5, 6-2 victory Monday in the first round of the China Open."
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"After the match, Williams said she hadn't been sure she'd be healthy enough to play in Beijing after pulling out of a match against Alize Cornetwith dizziness and nausea last week at the Wuhan Open.
''I just started hitting a couple days ago, taking it day by day. Finally I decided I'm here, I may as well see what happens,'' Williams said. ''I'm feeling a lot better. I have more energy. I look back. Like my eyes aren't as dead as they were.''
"On the men's side, U.S. Open champion Marin Cilic struggled with his consistency against Chinese wild-card entry Bai Yan, ranked 462nd in the world, but held on to win 6-3, 6-4.
Cilic said he's still getting used to the feeling of being a Grand Slam champion and dealing with all the pressure and attention that brings."
The men's game is in trouble if Cilic has this attitude. On the flipside, there is a weird resemblance between Chinese wild-card entry Bai Yan and the young Michael Chan. What do you all think?
You can read more from here: sports.yahoo.com/news/cilic-ivanovic-advance-china-open-2nd-round-064739759--ten.html
"After the match, Williams said she hadn't been sure she'd be healthy enough to play in Beijing after pulling out of a match against Alize Cornetwith dizziness and nausea last week at the Wuhan Open.
''I just started hitting a couple days ago, taking it day by day. Finally I decided I'm here, I may as well see what happens,'' Williams said. ''I'm feeling a lot better. I have more energy. I look back. Like my eyes aren't as dead as they were.''
"On the men's side, U.S. Open champion Marin Cilic struggled with his consistency against Chinese wild-card entry Bai Yan, ranked 462nd in the world, but held on to win 6-3, 6-4.
Cilic said he's still getting used to the feeling of being a Grand Slam champion and dealing with all the pressure and attention that brings."
The men's game is in trouble if Cilic has this attitude. On the flipside, there is a weird resemblance between Chinese wild-card entry Bai Yan and the young Michael Chan. What do you all think?