A Taste Of Beijing: Part III

Two of the most successful players of the year were joined by familiar and new faces on the weekend.

Published October 11, 2010 12:00

Chinese trailblazer Li Na made an appearance at the Sony Ericsson booth during her semifinal run in Beijing.

Angelique Kerber's surprise run in China came to an end in the third round against China's own Li Na.

Timea Bacsinszky, who reached her biggest career quarterfinal in Beijing, at an autograph session.

Ana Ivanovic upset Marion Bartoli and Elena Dementieva en route to the quarterfinals of the China Open.

Shahar Peer met fans and signed autographs - and the wall - during a Sony Ericsson booth appearance.

Li Na met Chinese singer and songwriter Zhou Bichang after winning her quarterfinal match at her home event.

Shahar Peer reached the semifinals. This week she rose to No.13 in the world, a new Israeli ranking record.

Olga Govortsova and Chuang Chia-Jung upset three of the four Doha doubles qualifiers en route to the title.

Olga Govortsova and Chuang Chia-Jung held their trophy up after capturing the China Open doubles title.

The singles final was originally scheduled for Sunday night but rain caused it to be pushed to Monday.

Caroline Wozniacki had an 0-3 record at the China Open coming into Beijing; this year she won the title.

Vera Zvonareva had trouble with the consistency of Caroline Wozniacki in the final of the China Open.

Caroline Wozniacki showed exemplary focus in the final, breaking early in the third set and not looking back.

Vera Zvonareva congratulated Caroline Wozniacki after losing to the Dane in the China Open final, 63 36 63.

Vera Zvonareva and Caroline Wozniacki posed with their trophies after playing the China Open singles final.

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