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Indian Wells Photos: Best Of Week 2

Eight women have been cut down to two over the last few days at the BNP Paribas Open.

Published March 19, 2011 12:00

Marion Bartoli celebrated after edging Ana Ivanovic in a tight quarterfinal duel, 64 76(4).
Marion Bartoli celebrated after edging Ana Ivanovic in a tight quarterfinal duel, 64 76(4).
Caroline Wozniacki and Victoria Azarenka sent a message to Japan before their quarterfinal.
Caroline Wozniacki and Victoria Azarenka sent a message to Japan before their quarterfinal.
Caroline Wozniacki consoled Victoria Azarenka after a quarterfinal hip injury retirement.
Caroline Wozniacki consoled Victoria Azarenka after a quarterfinal hip injury retirement.
Maria Sharapova battled past a game Peng Shuai in the last quarterfinal match, 62 57 63.
Maria Sharapova battled past a game Peng Shuai in the last quarterfinal match, 62 57 63.
Bethanie Mattek-Sands spoke to Bud Collins on stage after reaching the finals in doubles.
Bethanie Mattek-Sands spoke to Bud Collins on stage after reaching the finals in doubles.
Yanina Wickmayer had not won a set in her two previous meetings against Marion Bartoli.
Yanina Wickmayer had not won a set in her two previous meetings against Marion Bartoli.
Marion Bartoli continued her mastery over Yanina Wickmayer in the semis, winning, 61 63.
Marion Bartoli continued her mastery over Yanina Wickmayer in the semis, winning, 61 63.
Maria Sharapova's 41 unforced errors were just too much in her semifinal Friday night.
Maria Sharapova's 41 unforced errors were just too much in her semifinal Friday night.
Caroline Wozniacki celebrated after completing a 61 62 semifinal win over Maria Sharapova.
Caroline Wozniacki celebrated after completing a 61 62 semifinal win over Maria Sharapova.
Bethanie Mattek-Sands and Francesca Schiavone participated in a wheelchair exhibition.
Bethanie Mattek-Sands and Francesca Schiavone participated in a wheelchair exhibition.
  • Marion Bartoli celebrated after edging Ana Ivanovic in a tight quarterfinal duel, 64 76(4).
  • Caroline Wozniacki and Victoria Azarenka sent a message to Japan before their quarterfinal.
  • Caroline Wozniacki consoled Victoria Azarenka after a quarterfinal hip injury retirement.
  • Maria Sharapova battled past a game Peng Shuai in the last quarterfinal match, 62 57 63.
  • Bethanie Mattek-Sands spoke to Bud Collins on stage after reaching the finals in doubles.
  • Yanina Wickmayer had not won a set in her two previous meetings against Marion Bartoli.
  • Marion Bartoli continued her mastery over Yanina Wickmayer in the semis, winning, 61 63.
  • Maria Sharapova's 41 unforced errors were just too much in her semifinal Friday night.
  • Caroline Wozniacki celebrated after completing a 61 62 semifinal win over Maria Sharapova.
  • Bethanie Mattek-Sands and Francesca Schiavone participated in a wheelchair exhibition.
Topics: 2011, bnp paribas open, tournaments, news, photos or videos, yanina wickmayer, bethanie mattek-sands,
maria sharapova, caroline wozniacki, victoria azarenka, marion bartoli, indian wells
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