This week at Miami she did a great thing not just for her, but also for Germany. By beating Wozniacki she scored her first victory against someone in Top 5 and became the first player from Germany who wins against a world No.1 since Steffi Graf (1999 against Martina Hingis).As my sympathy for Caroline was never too big and seems to shrink even more, I was happier than ever to see the Petko dance, without knowing her next opponent. Jelena. Oh, come on! I was hoping Andrea would make a big result here at Miami after that victory, but against JJ?... No. Sorry, but no.
Well, she didn't really care about what I wanted and took Jankovic out in three. Sometimes, after someone beats one of my biggest favourites, there are a few matches when I won't support him/her and I thought this was going to be the case, although my love for Petkovic grows with every match.
But when I found out that Andrea's next opponent will be Sharapova, who for me is in the same category with Wozniacki and also beat Alexandra Dulgheru in an extremely close match, I realized I can't wait to see the Petko dance again.
I would like to say that she has a pretty big chance against Masha, but I don't want to jinx her. So I'll stick to a sincere 'GOOO, PETKORAZZI!!!".
