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A resposta de Mourinho a um futebolista argentino. Reais derrotas portuguesas na Champions e ainda a antiga tenista que se tornou empresária de sucesso, com a marca "Sugarpova"!

Maria Sharapova, one of the highest earning athletes in history, shares the business knowledge that she has accrued through her career, and how she positioned herself to learn from “heavy-hitters” outside of tennis, including NBA commissioner Adam Silver. Maria discusses what she's learned building and scaling her company, Sugarpova, as well as the role of trust for entrepreneurial success. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

While you may know Maria Sharapova from her time as a decorated, professional tennis player, her accomplishments expand far beyond that. Since retiring from tennis in 2020, Sharapova has been busy building her investment and business portfolios.  Currently, Sharapova is a board member of Moncler, among other brands, and she founded premium candy brand Sugarpova in 2012. Aside from her business endeavors, Sharapova is also an investor in wellness and beauty brands, including Bala Bangles, Therabody and Supergoop! And on top of that, she became a new mother in July 2022. Though Sharapova is juggling many hats, she said her main focuses are motherhood and continuing to build upon her authority in the investor space.  "[I'm looking forward to] continuing to align with brands that have incredibly strong foundations. It's a tough time for many people that are entrepreneurs," Sharapova shared on the latest episode of The Glossy Podcast. "Investing your time and finances into the stage in a company when no one is really taking chances on people is ultimately where I'd like to step in and see opportunity." 

Maria Sharapova was born in Siberia, raised in Sochi and then, at age 6, moved to the U.S., and she hasn't really stopped moving since. The tennis sensation who won Wimbledon at 17 and 5 Grand Slam titles in the years since has honed a level of focus so intense that at times she seems more like a Buddhist monk than a star athlete. This stoic concentration has been cultivated intentionally; Maria saw in other tennis players that letting fear or, conversely, pride, lead them on the court more often ended in disappointment rather than a win. She resolved to always look towards the next point, and act as graciously in victory as in losses. It's a state of being that has bled into other areas of her life, including her work as an entrepreneur. Maria launched Sugarpova, the candy company of which is still 100% owner, in her early 20's. Though it may seem incongruous for an athlete to peddle treats, as Maria puts it, it's important to balance hard work with something sweet once in a while. Thanks for listening! Don't forget to order Rebecca's new book, Fearless: The New Rules for Unlocking Creativity, Courage, and Success. Follow Superwomen on Instagram. Big Ideas The importance of rewarding hard work. [12:45] Balancing vision and branding in a way that leads to revenue. [18:17] --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/superwomen/support

Maria Sharapova (@MariaSharapova), Tennis champion, Investor and Entrepreneur joins Sports Business Radio to discuss how she has transitioned from being a 5-Time Grand Slam winner to being a force in the business world. Sharapova is the founder of Sugarpova (a premium chocolate & candy line) and is an investor in companies such as Tonal, Therabody and Public.com. She has appeared as a guest investor on the hit TV series “Shark Tank”. During her conversation with Sports Business Radio, Sharapova shares what she looks for in business partners, when she first thought about life after tennis and how she has built a global brand. Sharapova was the highest paid female athlete in the world for 11 consecutive years according to Forbes. After moving to the United States from Russia at the age of six to pursue her tennis career, Maria turned professional at age 14. She won Wimbledon at age 17 - the first of her five career Grand Slam titles - and was the 7th female player in the open era to complete the career Grand Slam. Since retiring from tennis in February 2020, Maria has not only been able to dedicate more time to running her premium confection line, Sugarpova, but also to exploring new ventures and expanding her business portfolio through multiple investments and partnerships across health and wellness, technology and finance. As a strategic advisor and investor to a variety of companies like Therabody and Tonal, Maria works closely with her partners, advising and collaborating with them on different aspects of each business. Subscribe to the award-winning Sports Business Radio #podcast on iTunes, Spotify and Amazon Music or at www.sportsbusinessradio.com. Follow Sports Business Radio on Twitter @SBRadio and on Instagram and Tik Tok @SportsBusinessRadio. #MariaSharapova #WomeninBusiness #Tennis #Entrepreneur #Founder #Sugarpova #SharkTank #SportsBusiness #SportsBusinessRadio #BrianBerger #Champion #GrandSlam  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

As they say, we've got everything you need to know about the celebrities you don't and today's episode gives! it! all! to! you! including: TikTok 'breakout' Addison Rae's new single, Chet Hanks' 'White Boy Summer', Brooklyn Beckham and Nicole Peltz's wisdom teeth jewelry, a SLEW of newborns from Whos across the board: Jupiter, Apollo, Grace Warrior, Mauz, Rennie, Sunny and.. Claire! Plus, Simon Baker goes 'Facebook official' with his girlfriend (???), Sugarpova makes a comeback, honey! And so does the Who? Weekly Official Game, "I Don't Know Her." As always, call 619.WHO.THEM to leave questions comments and concerns and we may play your call on a future episode! And for a ton of bonus content, head to Patreon.com/WhoWeekly. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Want to be the best tennis player in the world? Start playing when you're four years old! That's what Maria Sharapova did and after five career Grand Slams, an Olympic medal and an impressive 28 years of playing, she retired last year. But Maria is still working -- she's CEO of Sugarpova, her very own candy company, inspired by her love of collecting sweet treats when she traveled the world playing tennis. Maria was born in Russia and her happiest childhood memories are eating pelmeni and honey cake in her grandmother's kitchen. So Bonnie Morales, chef/owner of Kachka in Portland, Oregon, joins the show to talk about why she was inspired to open a modern Russian restaurant. Turns out, Maria, Bonnie and host Rachel Belle share an undying love for one the world's most under appreciated condiments (that's what we call a tease!). And Jewish linguist and professor Sarah Bunin Benor explains why we might pronounce hummus, challah and latke differently depending on who we're talking to. Follow 'Your Last Meal' and host Rachel Belle on Instagram! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Maria Sharapova spent years playing tennis five hours a day, seven days a week. The result? Five grand slam wins. And an Olympic medal. Her career is a lesson in grit and determination. And shows that hard work really does pay off. Now, she brings that same determination to her business career. This week, Maria shares the secret to staying motivated in any job…even if you aren’t a world class athlete.  In this episode, Maria shares what she was like as a competitor (9:58), how she turned pressure into motivation (13:50), and why she’s a fan of 'dressing for the job you want' (28:33). Stay tuned at the end for a spotlight on Clare, a company simplifying the paint-shopping process, so you can create a home you love. Want to be featured? Submit yourself or a friend here.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

World-class tennis champion Maria Sharapova is an absolute powerhouse. At a young age, Sharapova achieved the unthinkable: At age 17, she won Wimbledon, which was just the start of her tennis career. She went on to win five career Grand Slam titles, became the seventh female player in the Open era to complete the career Grand Slam, and was the first-ever female athlete to serve as the Russian delegation’s Olympic flag bearer. In February of this year, Sharapova announced her retirement, but her success doesn’t end on the tennis courts. Sharapova founded Sugarpova, a premium candy brand and strategically advises and invests in like-minded brands like Bala Bangles, Therabody, and Supergoop!. On this episode of Second Life, find out how Sharapova is evolving her career and using her past experiences to catapult into new business ventures.

Willkommen zur neuen Ausgabe von Chip & Charge dieses Mal mit einem weiteren SpielerInnenportrait. Andreas und Philipp nutzen die spielfreie Zeit, um auf die Karriere von Maria Sharapova zurück zu blicken. Die im Jahr 1987 geborene Russin wanderte schon früh mit ihrem Vater in die USA aus, um dort verschiedene Tennisakademien in Florida zu durchlaufen. Vor allem mit dem Namen Nick Bollettieri wird Sharapova in Verbindung gebracht. Wimbledon-Sieg mit 17 Der Durchbruch kam bei Sharapova schon früh, im Alter von 17 Jahren gewann sie das Wimbledon-Turnier damals im Jahr 2004 mit einem 6:1 6:4 im Finale gegen Serena Williams. Ebendiese Serena Williams sollte die Karriere von Sharapova so sehr prägen wie keine andere Spielerin. Nur noch einmal konnte Sharapova gegen Serena gewinnen, am Ende stand eine Bilanz von 2:20 Siegen. Gegen andere Spitzenspielerinnen sah die Bilanz von Sharapova besser aus. So konnte sie ihr zweites Grand-Slam-Turnier, die US Open 2006, mit einem Finalsieg gegen Justin Henin abrunde...

Willkommen zur neuen Ausgabe von Chip & Charge dieses Mal mit einem weiteren SpielerInnenportrait. Andreas und Philipp nutzen die spielfreie Zeit, um auf die Karriere von Maria Sharapova zurück zu blicken. Die im Jahr 1987 geborene Russin wanderte schon früh mit ihrem Vater in die USA aus, um dort verschiedene Tennisakademien in Florida zu durchlaufen. Vor allem mit dem Namen Nick Bollettieri wird Sharapova in Verbindung gebracht. Wimbledon-Sieg mit 17 Der Durchbruch kam bei Sharapova schon früh, im Alter von 17 Jahren gewann sie das Wimbledon-Turnier damals im Jahr 2004 mit einem 6:1 6:4 im Finale gegen Serena Williams. Ebendiese Serena Williams sollte die Karriere von Sharapova so sehr prägen wie keine andere Spielerin. Nur noch einmal konnte Sharapova gegen Serena gewinnen, am Ende stand eine Bilanz von 2:20 Siegen. Gegen andere Spitzenspielerinnen sah die Bilanz von Sharapova besser aus. So konnte sie ihr zweites Grand-Slam-Turnier, die US Open 2006, mit einem Finalsieg gegen Justin Henin abrunde...

Can you believe February is over family? Wow, this is going quick! Clay season will be upon us before we know it! That being said, in this week's episode, the Bruthas cover the last few tournaments before Indian Wells, our first Tier 1 Masters Series of the year. They also chime in on the surprise of Sugarpova's sudden retirement, and how she will be remembered in the sport. Be sure to catch us on social media! IG: @bruthasontennis Facebook: @bruthasontennis Twitter: @bruthasontennis Also, hit the bruhs up directly: info@bruthasontennis.com

Don't let anyone stop you from becoming your best self. For this episode of The School of Greatness, I wanted to revisit the wisdom of some amazing women from our Summit of Greatness conference in 2017. These women are so empowering, and their words have stayed with me for these past few years.Mel Robbins is the most booked female speaker on the planet with a 7 figure speaking business. She is the author of the international best seller The 5 Second Rule, and she now she has a daytime talk show called The Mel Robbins Show. In 2018, she gave a fantastic TEDx talk titled "How to Stop Screwing Yourself Over" that has over 22 million views. Psychotherapist and New York Times bestselling author Esther Perel is recognized as one of today’s most insightful and original voices on modern relationships. Her newest book is the New York Times bestseller The State of Affairs: Rethinking Infidelity. Esther unpacks what infidelity really is, why even happy people can be unfaithful, and how couples can recover from such a traumatic experience. Najwa Zebian is a Lebanese-Canadian activist, author, speaker and educator. She focuses on empowering people that have been abused and displaced. Najwa has become a trailblazing voice for women everywhere and has been highlighted by The New York Times and CBS News, among others. She has also creatively collaborated with Google, RBC, Kohl’s and Cirque du Soleil. She is host of the podcast Stories of the Soul which is all about inspiring people to heal from pain, suffering and abuse. Maria Sharapova is a Tennis Champion, author, and entrepreneur. She won her first Grand Slam tournament at just 17 years old. She’s held major commercial endorsements with companies including Nike and Tiffany & Co. She founded Sugarpova, a premium candy line, which is packed with antioxidants and non-GMO ingredients that are worth indulging in. She also founded the Maria Sharapova Foundation which helps children around the world pursue their dreams through education and scholarships. All of these women have unique wisdom that refine greatness in a truly inspiring way.Join us in Episode 913 to learn how you too can share your story with confidence, overcome negativity and become the best version of yourself you can be.Maria, what is one piece of advice you would give to all budding entrepreneurs? (7:15)Maria, how do you handle criticism? (11:26)Najwa, how do you balance sharing your vulnerable, painful story with being hopeful? (20:50)Esther, how do I handle the outside pressure of being with a wonderful man who doesn’t look great on paper? (33:50)Mel, does inspiration build action and courage? (46:05)How to get a new perspective on something you have done for a long time (3:30)How Maria mentally switched from being just an athlete to being an entrepreneur (5:20)Inspiration to fire you up if you are at the bottom (14:35)How to overcome negative self-talk and negative voices from your family (24:22)How to honor your parents while having healthy boundaries with them (8:40)Why it’s so important for everyone to have an open conversation about sex (32:10)How to date and commit to a partner when there are so many options (37:40)How to re-establish a connection with your previous partner after a divorce (43:40)Why imposter syndrome can be a good thing (44:30)How to find your voice if you’ve experienced an abusive relationship (47:10)If you enjoyed this episode, check out the video, show notes and more at http://www.lewishowes.com/913 and follow at instagram.com/lewishowes

Maria Sharapova was born in Siberia, raised in Sochi and then, at age 6, moved to the U.S., and she hasn’t really stopped moving since. The tennis sensation who won Wimbledon at 17 and 5 Grand Slam titles in the years since has honed a level of focus so intense that at times she seems more like a Buddhist monk than a star athlete. This stoic concentration has been cultivated intentionally; Maria saw in other tennis players that letting fear or, conversely, pride, lead them on the court more often ended in disappointment rather than a win. She resolved to always look towards the next point, and act as graciously in victory as in losses. It’s a state of being that has bled into other areas of her life, including her work as an entrepreneur. Maria launched Sugarpova, the candy company of which is still 100% owner, in her early 20’s. Though it may seem incongruous for an athlete to peddle treats, as Maria puts it, it’s important to balance hard work something sweet once in a while. Thanks for listening! We love our listeners! Drop us a line or give us guest suggestions here, or visit https://anchor.fm/superwomen/messages on your desktop or phone to leave us a voice memo! Follow Superwomen on Instagram. Big Ideas The importance of rewarding hard work. [12:45] Balancing vision and branding in a way that leads to revenue. [18:17] --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/superwomen/support

On Episode 72 of the podcast, we have a taste test for Sugarpovas, a candy treat made by tennis star Maria Sharapova.  We then take a deep look at the new game streaming services, Google Stadia and Microsoft Project xCloud. Charles and Steve disagree on the timeline for the new services.  Of course, we take […] The post Episode 72 Sugarpova, Lady and the Tramp, and Project xCloud appeared first on Fat Guys on a Little Podcast!.

Maria Sharapova, tennis legend, decorated Grand Slam champion and noted pal to a certain royal family, doesn’t believe in using her star power to score tables at super popular restaurants. That's because she's a true food lover who believes in the serendipity of waiting it out with the rest of us. Maria's found some of her favorite places after rubbing elbows with other gourmands at bars and communal tables around the globe, and she joined Amanda in studio to dish on her favorite restaurants worldwide and why she started Sugarpova, her candy company. We also get into the biggest food stories of the week, from the newest Michelin news to one chef's fiery exit from a famous department store and more. Stories: • Blue Hill at Stone Barns Notches 2 Michelin Stars • This Bloomin' Onion Tastes Orwellian Featuring: Maria Sharapova (@MariaSharapova) Hosts: Amanda Kludt (@kludt), Editor in Chief, Eater Daniel Geneen (@danielgeneen), Producer, Eater Produced by: Martha Daniel (@martha_c_daniel) More to explore: Check out more great reporting from the Eater newsroom. Subscribe to Amanda’s weekly newsletter here. Follow Us: Eater.com Facebok.com/Eater YouTube.com/Eater @eater on Twitter and Instagram Get in Touch: digest@eater.com About Eater: Eater obsessively covers the world through the lens of food, telling stories via audio, television, digital video, and publications in 24 cities across the US and UK. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Maria Sharapova is one of the most successful tennis players in the world. She won Wimbledon at only 17-years-old and has been ranked number one in the world by the World Tennis Association five separate times. But her success spans beyond the tennis court. She is a

Today on an EXTRA LONG Who? Weekly, we discuss a host of important topics, from Hailey and Justin Bieber's Notebook-themed wedding (at a plantation), to the lawsuits filed by Duchess Meghan and Prince Harry against the UK tabloids, to -- you guessed it -- the literal translation of the movie Long Shot's Italian title: Non succede, ma se succede... We also cover Miley Cyrus's oat-sowing, Ben Affleck's potential revival of Good Will Hunting, and the questionable origin story of Maria Sharapova's new candy venture. And BEFORE YOU MENTION IT, yes, there's some sort of weird clicky thing going on with Lindsey's audio this week. Blame the travel mic!! It won't happen again!!!! As always, call 619.WHO.THEM to leave questions, comments, and concerns, and we might address your call on a future episode of Who's There, our Friday show.   Today’s episode of Who? Weekly is brought to you by the CW. Watch new episodes of Batwoman on Sundays at 8/7c and Nancy Drew on Wednesdays at 9/8c, or stream both for free on The CW app.

Bonjour à tous! Ici votre hôtesse Amélie Delobel et je suis très heureuse de vous accueillir sur mon podcast Athlètes-Entrepreneurs pour cet épisode #029. Athlètes-Entrepreneurs est un podcast qui a pour but de motiver les athlètes ou anciens athlètes qui souhaitent se lancer en affaires. Pour cet épisode, j’ai décidé de vous en apprendre un peu plus sur Maria Sharapova. La force du travail d’équipe selon Maria Sharapova Une carrière bien remplie La joueuse de tennis russe, qui est résidente américaine depuis 1994, alors qu’elle était âgée de 7 ans, a débuté sa carrière professionnelle sur le circuit de la WTA en 2001. Elle a occupé le premier rang mondial a de nombreuses occasions jusqu’à présent dans sa carrière pour un total de 21 semaines.  La femme aujourd’hui âgée de 32 ans a atteint le sommet mondial pour une première fois en août 2005, alors à 18 ans, devenant ainsi la première Russe de l’histoire à réaliser l’exploit. Jusqu’à présent dans sa carrière, elle a remporté 36 titres en simple et cinq trophées du Grand Chelem, soit deux titres à Roland-Garros, un à Wimbledon, l’Open d’Australie ainsi que l’Open des États-Unis. Seulement Serena Williams ainsi que sa soeur, Venus, ont fait mieux qu’elle parmi les joueuses toujours actives.  Fait également impressionnant, elle a réussi à gagner au moins un titre de 2003 à 2015. L’athlète de 6 pieds et 2 pouces a aussi savouré trois titres en double en plus de la médaille d’argent aux Jeux olympiques de 2012 en simple.  Des blessures et une suspension  Malheureusement pour Sharapova, sa carrière a également été marquée par les blessures, dont entre autres certaines à l’épaule. Également, le 26 janvier 2016, elle a été testée positive au Meldonium, un médicament qui avait été mis sur la liste des substances interdites par l’agence antidopage (AMA) le 1er janvier 2016.  Au départ, sa sentence était une suspension de 24 mois, mais elle a finalement été réduite à 15 mois, commençant la journée où elle a été testée positive, soit le 26 janvier 2016. Sharapova était donc de retour sur les terrains de tennis en avril 2017 et a remporté un premier titre en deux ans lors du tournoi de Tianjin, présenté en Chine en octobre.  Au tout début de 2019, elle a disputé son 800e match de simple en carrière qui se trouvait à être le match de première ronde du tournoi de Shenzhen, en Chine, qu’elle a remporté.  Pas seulement une athlète En plus d’être une excellente joueuse de tennis, Sharapova est également une femme d’affaires qui connaît du succès. Lors de sa convalescence à la suite d’une blessure en 2012, elle a discuté avec son agent Max Eisenbud, également vice-président de IMG Tennis, qu’elle aimerait avoir sa propre compagnie. La réputée athlète avait dessiné une ligne complète de vêtements de tennis pour Nike ainsi que des souliers pour la compagnie Cole Haan, mais cette fois, elle voulait être impliquée à 100% dans les décisions et bien sûr, en tirer les profits.  C’est en discutant avec Jeff Rubin, le co-fondateur de Dylan’s Candy Bar, une chaîne mondiale de magasins de bonbons, que l’idée de Sugarpova est venue. Au départ, Rubin voulait que Sahrapova soit une de ses partenaires pour ouvrir une nouvelle chaîne nommée It’Sugar.  Finalement, voulant recréer les bonbons selon les souvenirs de son enfance, particulièrement la cuisine de sa grand-mère, la Russe s’est lancée dans cette aventure de Sugarpova avec Eisenbud.  La force du travail d’équipe selon Maria Sharapova Ayant fait des recherches au préalable, Sharapova avait vu que cette industrie allait atteindre les 20 milliards de dollars d’ici 2025, et ce, même si nous sommes de plus en plus conscients de ce qui est bon et moins bon pour notre santé. À la suite de plusieurs voyages, Eisenbud a finalement trouvé le détaillant des premiers bonbons de Sugarpova dans une petite ville à proximité de Madrid, en Espagne. Sharapova a investi 500 000$US au départ dans sa compagnie. Au fil des semaines,

Ms. Candy Blog is “where candy is always in vogue”! Klout’s #1 female live streaming and streaming geek, she is the first candy livestreamer, an award nominated YouTuber on the World of Wonder (“RuPaul’s Drag Race”) network, and a best selling author. With a degree in English, two in theatre and a background in corporate training, instructional design and community management, Ms. Candy Blog has worked for such brands as Google/YouTube, Yahoo!, J.P. Morgan and American Express. As a candy persona, she has partnered with such top brands as Hershey’s, Lindt, HSN, Epix, It’Sugar, Sour Patch Kids, Sugarpova, Just Born (Peeps/Mike & Ike), Jelly Belly, Torie & Howard, Adams & Brooks (Whirly Pop) and Dorval Trading Company (Sour Power) and has been named to FeedSpot’s Top 25 Candy Websites for Candy Lovers, becoming the #1 female candy website. An energetic and entertaining speaker, Ms. Candy Blog has spoken at Summit Live (San Francisco), Digital. (Vancouver), Cake Pop Con (Philadelphia), TedX Navesink (New Jersey), Midwest Digital Marketing Conference 17 (St. Louis), and Social Media Camp (Victoria, BC). She has served as a judge for Cake Pop Con and Werrk.com. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bbpshow/message

Maria Sharapova, one of the highest earning athletes in history, shares the business knowledge that she has accrued through her career, and how she positioned herself to learn from “heavy-hitters” outside of tennis, including NBA commissioner Adam Silver. Maria discusses what she’s learned building and scaling her company, Sugarpova, as well as the role of trust for entrepreneurial success.

Ben and Courtney remain on the road, traversing Europe and Asia, but they've now met in the middle just in time to bring you Episode 58, which is an interview with Dmitry Tursunov, one of the game's greatest talkers, and a player who has better blogging bonafides than nearly any other. We talk to Tursunov about the difficulties of life on tour, especially bouncing between the ATP Tour and Challengers. We also discuss how hard it is to keep a relationship while on tour, and how he wants to steal Grigor Dimitrov back from Maria Sharapova. Basically, if he was a Sugarpova flavor, he'd be "Envious," and it would be green and sour. New episode live from Istanbul coming soon, but in the meantime enjoy Dmitry! And thanks as always for  liking us on Facebook, following us on Twitter, and leaving us reviews on iTunes! 

After choosing a short sabbatical over retirement, the Tennis Podcast is back to preview the US Open, throw in some more dodgy title predictions, and to pick through Marion Bartoli's decision to hang up her racquet, Maria Sharapova's interesting month, and the incredible form of Rafael Nadal. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

She may not like the nickname but we do.....anything for a buck these days (yes we'll get into that too)   Trainwreck show???  I bet not, still unfiltered and now no agenda going into the show......FN-Chaos

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NEW YORK – Maria Sharapova – tennis player, designer and endorser of many products is now a candy entrepreneur. On Monday on Fifth Avenue the four-time major winner and current World No. 3 launched her own candy line called “Sugarpova.” It features 12 different types of treats for sweets consumers which range from gummies and licorice […] The post Sharapova Launches Sugarpova Candy at Henri Bendel in New York City appeared first on Tennis Panorama » Podcast Feed.

Lauren Lynch reports the latest results from the French Open. Daniel Koellerer was banned from tennis for life after being caught fixing matches. Maria Sharapova starts a new project by selling candy with Jeff Rubin under the name Sugarpova. Roger Federer defeated Gael Monfils to play Novak Djokovic. Andy Murray moves on the semifinals. Marion Bartoli is the first Frenchwoman in six years in the semifinals where she will meet defending champion Francesca Schiavone. Look forward to Nadal vs. Soderling, Murray vs. Chela, Azarenka vs. Li Na, and Sharapova vs. Petkovic tomorrow.