Ana Ivanovic crashed in the quarter-finals of the Australian Open Tournament 2014. Serbian tennis player Eugenie Bouchard was putty in the hands of the Canadian battle through three sets, 5-7, 7-5, 6-2, in Melbourne, January 21, 2014.
Bouchard, 20, became the first Canadian in 30 years that managed to penetrate the semi-finals of the Australian Open. Despite losing the first set, tennis player who is currently ranked 31 in the world makes Ivanovic blows hassles with his sharp forehand.
From the statistics shown the site of the Australian Open, Bouchard scored more winner (beating an opponent who can not be returned) than Ana Ivanovic, namely 47. While Ivanovic scored only 34 winners. "It's a tough game. Ivanovic playing well," Bouchard said in a live broadcast on television. "But I kept fighting and playing aggressive."
Ivanovic, 26, had to give a ticket to the semifinals at the party even before he played an impressive match. Ivanovic surprisingly beat top seed, Serena Williams on Sunday.
In the semifinals, Bouchard will face China's Li Na. They last met in Montreal Tournament in 2012. Li Na won the match in straight sets 6-4, 6-4. Bouchard said it has taken over the lessons of the defeat. "Now I am ready and I will use this opportunity as well as possible," he said.
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