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maria sharapova keen to put war of words with serena williams behind her
maria sharapova is keen to put her war of words with world number one serena williams behind her and focus on claiming a second wimbledon title.
maria sharapova is keen to put her war of words with serena williams behind her
the 26-year-old russian beauty has been involved in a public spat with the american star for a series of comments made in a magazine interview.
the 31-year-old took a swipe at a rival player in a rolling stone article for being boring and dating someone with a black heart.
the comments were construed by sharapova to refer to herself and boyfriend grigor dimitrov, believed to be an ex-boyfriend of williams.
speaking after her win against kristina mladenovic yesterday, sharapova said: i have said everything that i wanted to say about the issue.
this is my work. this is my job. i would really appreciate it if we move on.
our job is to go out on the court and work and try to win matches and nothing else. that is the most important thing to me in my life right now.
hunky grigor dimitrov, who is dating sharapova, is believed to be an ex of williams
i have said everything that i wanted to say about the issue
williams had said on sunday that she had personally apologised to sharapova for the comments.
in the article, williams said: she begins every interview with, ‘i’m so happy, i’m so lucky’ – it’s so boring.
she’s still not going to be invited to the cool parties’.
and, hey, if she wants to be with the guy with the black heart, go for it.
sharapova had responded fiercely to the comments from williams over the weekend.
sharapova said: if serena wants to talk about something personal, she should talk about her relationship and her boyfriend who was married, who is getting a divorce and who has kids.
sharapova had blasted williams for a series of comments made in a magazine interview
sharapova was referring to williams being romantically linked with her married coach patrick mouratoglou.
sharapova had also blasted williams for comments made in the same rolling stone article about a high-profile rape case.
williams was discussing a case in steubenville, ohio where two high school football players were convicted of raping a drunk 16-year-old in march.
williams said: im not blaming the girl, but if youre a 16-year-old and youre drunk like that, your parents should teach you: dont take drinks from other people.
williams later issued a statement to the victims family apologising for the comments.
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