• Belarusian beats crowd and Li Na in final after controversy• 'What happened with Sloane Stephens was a big deal' If Victoria Azarenka was a football team she would be Millwall. The Australian Open women's champion left Melbourne to the echo of whistles and grumbles, her coach, Sam Sumyk, calling journalists who had the temerity to question her sportsmanship "sharks". Yet, somehow, the Belarusian managed a celebration, proud to retain her title after beating Li Na 4-6, 6-4, 6-3 in two hours...
• Belarusian beats crowd and Li Na in final after controversy• 'What happened with Sloane Stephens was a big deal' If Victoria Azarenka was a football team she would be Millwall. The Australian Open women's champion left Melbourne to the echo of whistles and grumbles, her coach, Sam Sumyk, calling journalists who had the temerity to question her sportsmanship "sharks". Yet, somehow, the Belarusian managed a celebration, proud to retain her title after beating Li Na 4-6, 6-4, 6-3 in two hours...
Share this Article
Recommended