WTA Indian Wells - Women's Final
2 Maria Sharapova d 8 Caroline Wozniacki - 62 62
It only took Maria 7 years to win a second title in the Cali desert.
And the win moves her back up to #2 in the rankings.
Post match: The scoreline makes the match look a lot easier than it was -
it was a tough match, a tough battle, and there were a lot of games that
went to deuce and long games.
Those games could have easily swung the other way,
especially some opportunities she had in the second set.
Hmmmm, it seemed kinda easy to me.
Rafael Nadal Wins ATP Title at Indian Wells
ATP Masters Series 1000 Indian Wells - Men's Final
5 Rafael Nadal d 7 Juan Martin Del Potro - 46 63 64
Rafa came from a set and a break to notch a record 22nd Masters title.
This also marks a milestone as this was his 600th match victory.
Winning his 3rd title at Indian Wells ('07 & '09) moves him back up to #4.
But that will be temporary as he's not going to defend Sf points at Miami.
This was also his 1st hard court title since October 2010 at Tokyo.
Rafa's 4 tournament comeback swing sure was a success.
He made the final of all 4, winning 3 of them: Sao Paulo, Acapulco & IW.
And suddenly -poof- he's the tour leader in titles won.
This is the best start to a season he's ever enjoyed: 17-1.
We will next see him at Monte-Carlo where he is the 8-time defender.
Post match: A lot of things happened the last seven months, [so]
to be back here and to have this very heavy trophy with me is amazing.
Beating three Top 10 players and winning a title like this is just something
unbelievable for me. I'm very, very happy and very emotional.
Your Rafaholics were too. Trust.
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