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 Agnieszka Radwanska takes on Elena Vesnina today in the first round of the Rogers Cup in Toronto.

Radwanska enjoyed a terrific run last week in Carlsbad, emerging from a competitive field to claim her first WTA title of the season, and will be looking to build on that win this week.

If the Pole can continue her recent good form, she has a good chance of cracking the top ten, but she is going to need to be at the top of her game to excel in Toronto.

Radwanska will have no time to rest on her laurels, as she’s been drawn against Elena Vesnina in today's first round.

Vesnina is the world No. 38 and will enter this contest with an 18-17 match record for the season. She’s never won a WTA competition, but Vesnina is good enough to trouble Radwanska here.

Vesnina has a 1-0 head-to-head record against Radwanska, having beaten her earlier this year in Rome

Radwanska will still be considered by many to be the favourite here, but this looks set to be a very close matchup.

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I have lived in the Oklahoma City metro area for 7 years now. I have watched the Women’s College World Series every year and told myself that I would go and watch. Still hasn’t happened. Still not happening this year unfortunately. That hasn’t kept me from checking out the dykes in spikes hotties in stirrups and picking out the hottest player from each team. I present to you my 2008 WCWS All-Hottie team, my version of the all tourney team. These will be alphabetical by team so we don’t plays favs here (except for Taryne Mowatt, cause she’s always held a special place in the Atheletic Supporter’s heart).

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As usual for a Grand Slam, Maria Sharapova has two versions of a Nike dress – one for day matches and a darker piece for night. When we reviewed the dresses from the photos prior to the Open they looked somewhat questionable, but when seen on Sharapova they are a perfect match. You can see the dresses closer here and here.

Agnes Szavay has won ten straight matches and after defending her title at the home tournament in Budapest last week the Hungarian won her second straight title with a finals victory against Barbora Zahlavova Strycova at the ECM Prague Open.
Szavay, seeded seventh in Prague, started her match against the eighth-seeded first-time finalist Zahlavova Strycova strongly and finished it on the same note to take the match 6-2 1-6 6-2.
The world No.49, once ranked 13th, has now collected five Sony Ericsson WTA Tour singles titles: Palermo and Beijing in 2007, two in Budapest, and now this one in Prague.