Serena Williams has struggled with injuries, in recent
years, and recently had to pull out of the Italian Open, but the big-hitting
American insists that she will be 100 per cent fit for the French Open, a
development that could be a blow to her rivals.
The American has endured a torrid recent few years, due to a
succession of injuries, but there is no doubting her talent, with 13 Grand Slam
singles titles to her name.
Williams has looked back to her ominous best, in recent
months, but she had to withdraw ahead of her semi-final with Li Na at the
Italian Open as a precautionary measure, due to a back injury.
Going into the French Open, she has a clay court winning
streak of 17 matches. She won clay court titles in Charleston and Madrid, in
the past month. Williams is currently the favourite to win the Roland Garros, as
fans who enjoy betting with www.betvictor.com
will no doubt be aware.
She will be a dangerous opponent for all her rivals in the
French Open, as Williams looks to add to her solitary win in the Grand Slam -
which came all the way back in 2002 – but she insists she will be raring to go
come Roland Garros.
“On Friday morning, I felt a bit of pain in my lower back
and, if it's not 100 per cent, its better not to play and make it worse",
Williams said.
"But I am in good form, I have a few days to get better
and I am confident I will be 100 per cent fit for the French Open."
Elsewhere, Maria Sharapova could fancy her chances of
winning the 2012 French Open, after her success in Italy.
She beat defending French Open champion, Na, in the final,
and she seems to be coming into the competition in real form. However, she does
not boast the best record at the Roland Garros, with only two semi-finals in
nine attempts.
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