Why does it also say Daniela vs Wozniaki 1st match on court 3 at 5pm also???
i hope daniela knows which one is correct

Court 3

10.30am start
1 Womens Singles - Second Round

(10) HANTUCHOVA Daniela (SVK) vs WOZNIACKI Caroline (DEN)
2 Womens Singles - Second Round

(6) SAFINA Dinara (RUS) vs MARTINEZ SANCHEZ Maria Jose (ESP)

Court 3

5.00pm start
1 Womens Singles - Second Round

(10) HANTUCHOVA Daniela (SVK) vs WOZNIACKI Caroline (DEN)
2 Womens Singles - Second Round

Winner of: Tanasugarn (THA) vs Arvidsson (SWE) vs Winner of: Bondarenko (UKR) vs Dementieva (RUS)
3 Mens Singles - Second Round

(12) GONZALEZ Fernando (CHI) vs CILIC Marin (CRO)

Wozniacki pummeled Daniela 6-1, 6-3. Daniela had a winner/unforced error ratio of 15 to 42, which is terrible. I know that those numbers can sometimes be hazy as the definition of an unforced error is not exactly clear, but that tells a big part of the story. She had gotten to deuce only once in Caro's first seven service games before breaking to stay in the match. Then, Caroline broke back to end it.

Since coming back, she's 2-4. Her two wins are pretty good: straight sets over solid players in Errani and Sugiyama. But she's also had three stinkers in there as well: blowouts against non-top players. Vintage Daniela probably goes 5-1 over those six matches. New Haven is next week where the field is pretty weak considering the points at stake. Maybe with a good draw and improved play, she can earn a semifinal.

i knew it would be hard, but the score is shocking
i hope she won't be to dissapointed cause the olympics was the only thing she talked about

same thoughts

Apparently the Slovak President was at the match. Daniela must have played terriby. This sucks-is there any hope for the doubles..?

This is a big disappointment, especially considering how important the Olympics are to Daniela. Wozniacki was in good form having won in Stockholm and she'd been steadily going up the rankings this year, so this was always going to be a tough match and it was.
A decisive factor was second serve as Daniela won only 2 points out of 18 on second serve while Wozniacki won 8 out of 16. Without seeing the match, it's difficult to talk about exactly what happened but Wozniacki probably exploited the weaknesses in Daniela's second serve that Martin's talked about. Second serve is something that Daniela will need to work on and improve.

On the positives for the tournament, Daniela did get revenge against Ai and played very well on Sunday, so she is showing glimpses of her best. However, it will take a while for Daniela to consistently produce her best and get back into a match rhythm after being out for so long, so we have to be patient. It's going to be important that Daniela puts in good runs in New Haven and the US Open as these tournaments will be her last opportunity to gain points as she has a lot to defend after the US Open.


"It's very good. I mean I feel like I played a good game and I'm so happy that I won over Hantuchova. It's a great win for me. I mean she is a very good player. It's amazing," said the 18-year-old Wozniacki, now ranked 22nd in the world and claiming her first career title in Stockholm a week ago.

Her reward might be a meeting with Elena Dementieva in the next round.

"I mean every round is very strong and every player is very good. We play here to represent our countries, that's great. So I have to play my best to win every match, but right now I just want to celebrate that I won today. I will think about my next match tomorrow."

Daniela's Olympic dream is over 16 67(9). They fought bravely but the Chinese home crowd i'm sure didn't help them...